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:PINK - FINANCE G I TY O SA I NT PA U L Council
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BLUE - MAVOR File NO•
Counc 'l Resolution
Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
Agricultural educatio John Peckham
Recycling progra.ms: Harlie Gibbons
Youth: Eleanor Adolpho
Lynne Jaeger and be it
Further resolved, that the followin people sha11 be task force members in the following
additional categories;
Technical experts: James Zappia
Linda J. Tanner
General public: Michael Muff
James B. Bukowski and be it
Further resolved, that the followi g people sha11 be altemates to the task force:
Reid E. Anderson Douglas J. Madsen
Betty Cowie Denny McClelland
Peter Fanjul Marc E. Rosenberg
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COUNCIL MEMBERS Requested by Department of:
Yeas Nays
Dimond
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Goswitz
Rettman
Scheibel ° _ gainst BY
Sonnen
Wilson
2 ��9 Form Approved by City Attorney
Adopted by Council: Date
Certified P•s' d y Council Se tar BY
By
A►pprove avor _ Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
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C.F. 89-828 authorized the task force, but did not appoint members. Membership availability
was advertised to ENS list, and recpmm ndations have been made from those who responded.
ADVANTAQE3 IF APPROVED:
Task Force can begin work. .
DI$ADVANTA(iES IF APPROVED: ,
None. Council Research Center
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DIBADVANTA(�ES IF NOT APPROVED:
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LAND OF QUALITY FOODS ��'1�+ . 90 WEST PLATO BOULEVARD
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55107
R�'CE�VED STAT OF MINNESOTA
�EP 2��� DEPART ENT OF AGRICULTURE
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(612) 297-2614
September 25, 1989
Mr. Albert B. Olson, Clerk
City of St. Paul
386 City Hall
St. Paul, Minnesota 5510
Dear Mr. Olson:
This letter is in regard to CONSENT AGENDA (September 26, 1989
Council Meeting) , item #7 Approving the Appointments of Members
to the Toxic Chemical Tas Force.
As a potential appointee t the task force, it is my duty to inform
the council of my past rel tionship to another appointee' s present
employer, lest any questi n of impropriety be raised later.
The appointee/employer th t I 'm referring to is Mr. Brian Swingle
of the ChemLawn Services orporation.
From January 1978 to Oct ber 1987, �I was employed with ChemLawn
Services Corp.
While employed with ChemL wn, I was the Secretary/Treasurer for the
Minnesota Professional L wn Care Association.
From October 1987 to th present, I have been employed with the
Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) , Pesticide Regulatory
Unit.
In this position, I have orked with firms involved in agricultural
(commodity production) a well as urban pesticide use.
My record has been one o protection of the environment, while at
the same time, maintaini g fair and consistent treatment of MDA's
regulated clientele.
M��� ENJOY THE HIG QUALITY AND INFINITE VARIETY OF MINNESOTA FOODS
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� EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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Mr. Albert B. Olson
September 25, 1989
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Should there be questions, I am available at 297-2614 .
Sincerely,
MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AG ICULTURE
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r�-vr .�!�'vl G�.
ohn Peckham
Pesticide Regulatory Cons ltant
Facilities Regulatory Sec ion
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cc: Karen Swenson, City ouncil Investigation and Research Ctr.
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6. 10/31/89 Final Order: or improving the following Laid over to
streets with a bituminous roadway, 11/1/89
concrete curb nd gutters, concrete
driveway apron and outwalks and upgrade
an existing st eet lighting system to a
lantern style treet lighting system:
Parts of Aldin , Ashland, Fry, Herschel ,
Pascal , Pierce Portland, Saratoga and
Wheeler. To b known as the
PORTLAND/ALDIN AREA STREET PAVING AND
LIGHTING PROJE T. Also, storm, sanitary
and water conn ctions, if requested by the
property owner , will be constructed.
7. Vacation: Pr posed vacation of Lots 27 Approved 3-0
through 30, Block 4 Aurora Addition for
property at 1 89 and 1895 BUSH AVENUE.
(Laid over in Committee 8/30/89 and
9/20/89) .
8. - Resolution 89 1714: Approving the Approved 3-0
appointments f inembers to the TOXIC
CHEMICAL TASK FORCE. (Referred to
Committee 9/2 /89) .
9. Resolution 89 1715: Removing residential Laid over to
permit parkin restriction on both sides 11/1/89
of WILDER bet een Dayton and Selby, and
both sides o MOORE between Laurel and
Selby. (Ref red to Committee 9/26/89) .
10. Resolution 8 -1691 : Petitioning the Approved 3-0
Minnesota Tr nsportation Board to
determine co t sharing for signal
relocations n the Chicago and North
Western Tran portation Company crossing of
AMES near FL NDRAU.
11 . Resolution 8 -1469: Authorizing District Laid over to
Councils to se funds allocated for 11/1/89
neighborhood clean up projects in addition
to NEIGHBORH OD CLEANUP DAY and that
District 15 ommunity Council is
authorized t utilize its Neighborhood
Cleanup allo ation for printing and
distributio of solid waste reduction and
recycling b chure. (Referred to
Committee 9 Z`I/89) .
- Members:
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CITY OF �AINT PAUL Roger J. Goswitz, chair
� ,,,,��,,,;,, Janice Rettman
im� ��;n - OFFICE OF TFi� CITY COUNCIL Tom Dimond
Date: October 18, 1989
Committee Report
To: Saint Paul City Council
From :Public Works, Utilities, and Transportation
Committee
Roger J. Goswitz, Chair
1. Approval of minutes of October 4, 1989. Approved 3-0
Hearing Date
2. 10/31/89 Ratification Approving Award of Damages: Approved 3-0
Condemning and taking a permanent utility
easement for the ARCADE/MINNEHAHA AREA
SEWER SEPARATION PROJECT.
3. 10/24/89 Final Order: For constructing the Approved 3-0
JESSAMINE/FRANK AREA STORM SEWER PROJECT.
(Bounded by Maryland on the north, York on
the south, Cypress on the west, and
Barclay on the east) .
4. 10/24/89 Final Order: For improving the following Approved 3-0
streets with a bituminous roadway,
concrete curb and gutters, outwalks,
driveway aprons, boulevards will be
reconstructed and sodded and a lantern
style street lighting system will be
installed: Parts of Geranium, Jessamine,
Magnolia, Cook, Jenks, Frank, Duluth,
Atlantic, Magnolia Lane, Lane Place and .
Burnquist. To be known as the
JESSAMINE/FRANK AREA STREET PAVING AND
LIGHTING PROJECT. Also, storm, sanitary
and water connections, if requested by the
property owners, will be constructed.
5. 10/31/89 Final Order: For constructing the Laid over to
PORTLAND/ALDINE AREA STORM SEWER PROJECT. 11/1/89
(Bounded by Selby, Fry, Princeton and
Fairview) .
CITY HALL SEVENTH FLOOR SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102
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