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88-1602 WMITE - C�TV CLERK VINK � FINANCE COUIICll p / 9lUERV`�O'.AYORTMENT GITY- OF SAINT PAZTL File NO.�d—�(oDd� ^ • / � � Ordin�nce Ordinance N�. ,�/(O�� ' � /'� Presented By � __ Referr�d-�' v � Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date An Ordinance amending Chapter 60 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code pertaining to colleges, universities, � and seminaries. GA o THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: � Section 1. � That Section 60.532 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code be amended by adding new clause (g) to read as follows: (g) Colleges, universities, and seminaries, and other such institutions of hiqher learnin�c , =public and�private, offering courses in general , technica ,� re�igious education and not operated for profit, provided that: (i ) dormitories or other group student housing shall not be � � permitted within the district; (ii ) when an institution is established in the district, the institution shall be re uired to rovide the minimum number of off-street arkin s aces or em o ees, sta f, or students as set forth in Section 62.102 g 2 e . The institution shall be required to provide additional parkin s aces only when the minimum number of parking spaces wil have to be increased due to a more than 10% gain in the number of employees, staff, or students. Thereafter, additional parking spaces will have to be provided for each subsequent gain of more than 10� in the number of employees, staff, or students; an COUNCIL MEMBERS Yeas Nays Requested by Department of; Dimond ��g In Favor Gos�vitz Rettman Sc6eibel A gai n s t By Sonnen Wilson Form Approved by City Attorne� Adopted by Council: Date ��--� � / � (lL�`rJ 7 :�� Ceirtified Passed by Council Secretary BY � By Approved by Mayor: Date Approved � May for ubmi ion to Counci c By WHITE - CITV CLERK COUACII PINK - FTNANCE GITY OF SAINT PAUL BLUERVy-MAYpqTMENT File NO. � `/�O� • Or in�nce Ordinance N0. l7�vl� Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date � � (iii ) to determine compliance with parking requirements in (ii ) 0 above, the institution must file an annual report with the �,r, planning administrator stating the number of employees, staff, � and students associated with the institution. � Section 2. ,53.t That existing clauses (g) , (h) , and (i ) of Section 60.3� of the Saint Paul Legislative Code be re-lettered (h) , (i) , and (j). Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty days from its - passage and publication. COUNCIL MEMBERS Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: Dimond � �� g .�-' [n Favor � Goswitz �- Rettman Scheibel � Against By � 6eewo+u � � �`t�s� �- ��;; �,{�'�� Form Approve�-by City Attorpey Adopted by Council: Date � -�J ��CrJ .� � .' �c'�" Certified Pas Council S ar BY By , v- l rL`•?�t�.: -- • ;<'t{a� Approv y M or mission to Council Appr ve ayor: Date � - . � " By P�!e r�t�� . , 1 i9$� �J \� �..,...•.- ..�- � ' %� � , •w� _��!`�` -\ I w�..�-�r�i� � / � < � MARG Map 2 �-�6 a �/r�� y r � i � � �—_' _ � Q �� 7�0�� i �� . � W � > �O � � ` � v `"^ � �s�t � � v�' METROPOLITAN i�� v > � < > �� STATE REUSE � MAURY —� ST. � < � O � , � � � > . > N <� ; -O- � ' -O- W ti > Z �— > < 1 O O � � > Q < > p < ; > � -� �- Z , > � < > F- < O , � > � r-• > X < � O � --�- W � . � Q � P� � ,v v�v v vv O �; �„ j¢00 � �00*�000 m O � � Y 1-� �, �( . 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BUILDING �` � '��;Q p. � O - � � . . , � � � �\ �, . �oG-- `� o� \ \\ - �, . �F`q F �i -', . �� ,Q� � o�� . ;, _� � �o�� Q Q � �, �. � 2� 9 '`','S E l� O ♦v,�� O � � ,, �- ,� �� 1 � � � , .� t,✓ � 1 ` ^ � �, �� Qi _�� ;. � �� I � I � V'� �'� \�. ��•- .� .\ �C�O�� --- . � . �� i r�� ATTACHMENT B An Ordinance amending Chapter 60 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code pertaining to colleges, universities, and seminaries. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section 1. That Section 60.532 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code be amended by adding new clause (g) to read as follows: . (g) Colleges. universities. and seminaries. and other such institutions of hieher learning. public and private. offering courses in general, tech- nical. or religious education and not operated for profit, provided that: (i) dormitories or other group student housing shall not be permitted within the district; (ii) when an institution is established in the district. the institu- tion shall be required to provide the minimum number of off-street parkin�spaces for emplovees. staff, or students as set forth in Section 62.102(g)(2)(e) . The institution shall be required to vrovide additional parking svaces onlv when the minimum number of parkin�spaces will have to be increased due to a more than 10� gain in the number of employees. staff. or students. Thereafter. additional parking spaces will have to be vrovided for each sub- sequent gain of more than 10$ in the number of employees, staff. or students; and (iii) to determine comvliance with garking requirements in (ii) above, the institution must file an annual report with the plannin� ad- ministrator statin� the number of employees. staff. and students associated with the institution. . Section 2 That existing clauses (g) , (h) , and (i) of Section 60.352 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code be re-lettered (h) , (i) , and (j) . Section 3 This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty days from its passage and publication. 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Merriam Park's views are attached. In response to Merriam Park's views, staff makes the following comments: (1) Allowing schools to locate in business and industrial areas can benefit an area by putting vacant property to use. (2) Spin-off effects such as students patronizing local merchants can benefit business areas. (3) Allowing schools to expand in business areas can help reduce development pressure from school campuses in residential areas. (4) The proposed amendment will not change whether schools may lease or buy property in zoning districts in which they are permitted. (S) Parking demand for school use can be higher than some other business. The important thing is to require that schools provide parking to meet the demand � when they are established. The amendment does this. R.R:rm � . � � ��0� � �z�<� R►AM �q ER ��. I� •. MERRIAM PARK � COMMUNITY COUNCIL, INC. � •� 2000 St. Aathony Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota SS104 645-6887 �c�' 'C° . � �F� �.aC� May 26, 1988 Mr. James Christenson, Chair Planning Commission of the City of St. Paul 25 West Fourth Street St. Paul, 1rII�1. 55102 Dear Chairman Christenson and Planning Commission Members: On May 25, 1988, the Merriam Park Community Council unanimously passed the following motion regarding changing the zoning code to allow non-profit schools in business and industrial zones: "that the Merriam Park Community Council strongly opposes the proposed zoning change for the following reasons: 1) The tax base of St. Paul is important for everyone in the city, and allowing not-for-profit schools in business and industrial zones means taxable businesses will be forced to compete With non-taxable operations for locations. As it is, non-profit schools may lease buildings for their operations. This practice works, without removing potential taxable development. 2) Parking requirements for school proqrams can be greater than many other businesses. For-profit businesses may have to compete with school programs for parking ' space if a trend is encouraged for non-profit schools to lxate in business and industrial zones". Thank you for your consideration of this letter. � S' rely, . �:��.�.�-t .� �.�� Ma een G. Heap, Organiz Merriam Park Community Council MGH/em CC: St. Paul City Council Members Mayor George Latimer . ��,�Qz � �7� �i city of saint paul planr�ing commission resolution - file number 88-39 . �te J�ne 10_ 198fi WHEREAS, the Planning Co�ission on November 7, 1986, initiated a 40-acre study of colleges, universities, and seminaries for the purpose of amending the Zoning Code; and WHEREAS, the Zoning Committee of the Planning Commission reviewed a suggested amendment and recommended a public hearing; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 462.375(5) , the Planning Co�ission held a public hearing on the proposed amendment at its May 27� 1988 meeting; and WHEREAS, the Planning Co�ission has determined: 1. That the number of real estate descriptions affected by the amendment renders the obtaining of written consent impractical; 2. That a survey of an area in excess of 40 acres has been made; 3. That a determination has been made that the amendment to the Zoning Code proposed is related to the overall needs of the community, to existing land use, and to plans for futuze land use; and 4. That pursuant to State Statutes proper notice of the hearing was given in the Pioneer Press and Dispatch on May 6, 13, and 20, 1988. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Planning Commission recommends approval of the Zoning Code amendment attached hereto in the 40-acre study proposing to permit colleges, universities, and seminaries in B-2, B-3, I-1, and I-2 districts and directs the Planning Administrator to forward the study and this resolution to the . Mayor and City Council for their review and action. mov�ed by Nei d ��ed � Ferderer � in fa�v�or ��-5 � against— � � v��o� . �� i 7� �� COLLEGE ZONING II 40-ACRE STUDY (Colleges, Universities, and Seminaries in B-2, B-3, I-1 and I-2 Districts) , , � �� i7� �� Purpose. The purpose of this 40-acre zoning study is to amend the zoning code text so as to allow non-profit colleges, universities, and seminaries in the B-2, B-3, and I-1 districts. Back�round. Metropolitan State University intends to move from downtown to the old Saint John's Hospital site in Dayton's Bluff. The Port Authority has a purchase agreement to acquire the 9.2 acre site from Healtheast. The Authority has also negotiated an agreement with the State to deed it a three acre parcel fronting on Mounds Boulevard (parcel 1) and to grant it an option to acquire a five acre parcel on both sides of Maria (parcel 2) . The Authority also will sell to private parties a one acre parcel fronting on East Seventh for commercial use (parcel 3) . After the Authority demolishes the existing building on parcel 1, the State will construct a new building to house an Administrative and Student Service Center and some classrooms. On parcel 2 the State will retain the parking lots and reuse both existing buildings for Metropolitan State University and Lakewood Community College. (Maps 1 and 2 show the site and proposed reuses; Attachment A describes in greater detail the Authority's agreements.) The B-2 district is the most appropriate zone for the uses proposed for the site. A significant component of the University use will be office use. The B-2 district gives flexibility to the University to rent some of the space to non-school office users if it wishes. The B-2 district will also allow neighborhood commercial and office use along East Seventh Street. At this time, non-profit colleges, universities, and seminaries are not allowed in a B-2 district. However, the College Zoning II 40-Acre Study proposes these schools be permitted uses in the B-2, B-3, I-1 and I-2 districts. The study's reasons for allowing them in the districts is given below. 40-Acre Study. "Currently, non-profit college, university, and seminary , uses are only allowed as special condition uses in residential zones and as permitted uses in the downtown business zones (B-4 and B-5) . Many of the uses associated with colleges, universities, and seminaries, such as classrooms, student activity centers, parking facilities, etc. , are similar to uses currently permitted in the B-2 and B-3 neighborhood business zones. Among the uses permitted now in these zones are business schools, non-academic colleges, and trade schools operated for profit. 1 . � . G��"�`',�°z" � � /7�i/ There appears to be no significant difference in terms of land use and impact on ad,joining properties between non-profit colleges, universities, and seminaries, and for-profit business schools, trade schools, and non- academic colleges. Therefore, it is logical that the non-profit institutions be allowed as a permitted use in the B-2 and B-3 neighborhood commercial zones along with for-profit schools. In addition, all B-3 permitted uses are allowed in the I-1 (light industry) and [I-2] zones, so non-profit colleges, universities, and seminaries would be allowed uses in I-1 [and I-2] along with for-profit schools. In order to protect the existing character of development in these zones, college, university, and seminary uses should be subject to the same area, bulk, and yard setback requirements established in the Code for these zones, rather than the requirements found in residential zones for these uses." "[This recommended amendment] also affects parking. The general parking requirement for colleges, universities, and seminaries is based on the number of students, employees, and dormitory beds. To determine compliance with this requirement, annual monitoring of student, employee, and dormitory bed levels at each of the schools is needed. Annual reporting of this information to City staff is a required condition for colleges, universities, and seminaries as special condition uses in residential zones. Monitoring of parking standard compliance will be ,just as difficult for these uses in the B-2, B-3, . . . I-1 [ , and I-2] zones where they would not be special condition uses. To insure parking standard compliance in these zones, each school should be required to annually report changes in students and employees to City staff as a reauired condition for a permitted use in the B-2, B-3, . . . I-1 ( , and I-2] zones. " "A final impact of [the recommended amendment] that must be considered is the effect on the regulation of fraternities, sororities, and dormitories. Currently, the Code allows these uses on a campus or within 250 feet of a campus property line. The intent of [the recommended amendment] is to allow college uses in business zones, but not to allow group student housing to locate near it in adjacent residential neighborhoods. Therefore, the Code should be clarified to allow fraternities and sororities only within 250 feet of a campus boundary as defined in a special condition use permit issued for a post-secondary institution in a residential zone. Further, group student housing, such as dormitories, fraternities, and sororities, is not an appropriate use in conjunction . with colleges, universities, and seminaries in neighborhood business or industrial zones, and should be specifically excluded from these zones." Staff Recommendation. Staff recommends that the zoning code be amended to permit non-profit colleges, universities, and seminaries to locate in B-2, B-3, I-1, and I-2 districts. The proposed amendment, attachment B, is in slightly different form than that proposed in the College Zoning II 40- . Acre Study, draft dated November 5, 1987. 2 � .. P O R T Att�chmeut AUTHORITY �c�--/6��` oF nie c.mr oF n. ��u� /7�� M�moraednin TO: BOARO OF COMMISSIOPERS D/�ibruary 11, 1988 (February 16, 1988 Regular Meeting) .� FROM: J.E. Te r r SUBJEC710QUISITION OF SAINT JOHN'S HOSPITAL SITE MO APPROVAL OF lETROPOI.ITAN STATE UNIYERSITY PF�JECT . RESOLUTION N0. 2923 R�L I C IfAR i NG - CREAT I ON OF I I�US1R I AL DEVELOPNENT D I STR f CT METROPOLITAN STATE UNIYERSITY ' RESOIUTfON N0. 2924 PISL 1 C SALE !�M 1 NG - SALE OF LAt� - METROP'OL ITAN STATE UN 1 YERS ITY RESOlUTION N0. 2925 1. ��x�- 1 TAN STATE l4�!1 YERS 1 TY Metropolitan State Universtty, an upper divisio� member of the Minnesota Stafie University System, was established in 1971 to serve the educational needs of adults in the Twin Cittes Metropolitan Area, where the needs were not served by existing educationai institutions. The University, which ts accredited by the Canmission on Institutions of Higher Education of the North Central Association vf Coileges and Schoois, offers three degree programs - an tndividualized Bachelor of Arts, a Bachelor of Arts in Nursing and a Master ot Management and Administratlon. The Untversity a�nttted its first students in 1972. The University has grown steadily since that time and has acquired a national reputation for its successtul approach to high qusilty adult education. Metropolitan State University cooperates with the other members of tfie Minnesota State Un(�ne�sity System and has established relationships with many I xal and state educatlonal institutions, particularly community colleges � � and area vocational technical schools. Metropolitan State University has three main ciassroom centers located in Saint Paul and Minneapolis. In addition, the University uses existing space in community facilities, public and private schoois, hospitals and government aenters throughout the Metropolitan Area to provide for centrally !xated and easlly accessible classroan space for its students. In 1985/1986 over 42� of the ciassroan space utilized by Metropolttan State Unlversity was donated. . ` � � ��°� � �� BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS February 11, 1988 Page 2 2. HL�IQBY Port Authorlty staff has been working with Metropolitan State University sfnce July of 1987, when we first met rith them to discuss their need for a new Admintstrative Center. The University currentiy leases in excess of 32,000 square feet in the Metro Square Office Building in Downtown St. Paul . In November of 1987 and January of 1988, the University�s need for space became a more publicized issue as a result of the City of Mtnneapolis attempting to lure the University out of Saint Paul . The result of the much publici2ed effort to relocate Metropolitan State University was that the State Untversity System Tssued a Request for Proposals to the City of Saint Paul and to Minneapolis. The Port Authority Korked closely with the Mayor�s Office and staff of the City's DeparFment of Planning and Economic Development to respond to the State University System's formal Request for Proposals to locate the AdministratTve and Student Services Center for Metropolitan State University. As a result of these efforts, on January 28, 1988, the State University Board u�anim�usly voted to recommend the Saint John's Hospital site on Saint Paui 's � Near Eastside as tfie location for the new headquarters center for Metropolitan State University. 3. TERMS aF MREEIrEtrT The Saint Paul Port Authority has been negotiating with officers of HealthEast, and has reached agreement with HealthEast for the acquisttlon of the 9.2 acre Saint John's Hospital site. in addition, terms have been reached with the State University System to give the State approxtmately three acres of this site for 51.00 whict� satisfies the State's request for free land for new Untversity development. Agreement has also been reached Nith the State of Minnesota to sell an additional parcel of approxirr�tely five acres of land to the State for further University expansion. � A. . - Under the terms of the proposed Purchase Agreement, the � Port Autfiority wouid acqutre the 9.2 acre site from HealthEast for �51.3 � militon in cash, or 31.5 miilTon tf payment was tendered over an 18� month period. The Purchase Agreement would be spectfically contingent upon Legislative approva.l of the Satnt John�s Hospttai site for the location of the Metropolttan State University Administration and Student Services Center, and� the commitment of funds for design, plann(ng and , engtneering of the facility durTng 1988 Legtslative session. The agreement to purchase the site would expire on June 30, 1988, o� upon negative Legislative action regardi�g the Saint John's site for Metropoittan State University provided, however, that at its option the Port Authority could raive the condttion for Legisiattve approval of the stte, and proceed with the acquisition, and further provided that the Port Authority and HealthEast can extend the closing deadline beyond June 30 if it is mutually agreeable. � � � � ��,�a �. � �� Board of Commissioners February 11, 1988 Page 3 B. SALE TA STATE � MINNESdTA Under the agreements negotiated with the State of Minnesota, State University Board System, the Port Autho�ity would transfer tltle to a parcel within the site of approximately three acres fronting Mounds Boulevard between Sixth and Seventh Streets, where the current main hospital compiex is located. In addition, the Port Authority would grant the State of Minnesota an option to acquire additional parcels of approximately five acres, which include the existing A and C hospital buildings and the entire parking lot East of Maria Avenue. The price for this additional property would be E1.3 million if the State exercised its option immediately upon transfer of title to the initiai parcel , and 51.5 miilion if• the State exercised that option within a three year period. . C. DEi�1 T I ON OF THE MA I N HOSP 1 TAL LbMi�l_DC Under the terms of the negotiations with the State of Minnesota, the Port Authority Nould at its expense demolish the main hospTtai complex (B Butiding), as weil as remove minor amounts of asbestos casing from the heating pipes in the A and C wings. To unde nrrite the costs of this demolition, the Port Authority would seil its interest Tn the two smali buiidings located on the remaining one acre parcei fronting East Seventh Street between Mounds Boulevard and Maria. The preliminary estimates for this demolition work are between 5600,000 and E700,000. The Port Authority wili recover as much of this amount as possible from the sale of these two buildings. 4. Statf has worked extensively with rep�esentatives from District 4 and 5 and, they are both in support of the proJect. Written letters of support have been receTved from State Senata-s Lantry and Waldorf, as well as State Representatives Kelly, Trimble, Pappas and O�Connor. The acquisition of the Saint John's Hospital site and the subsequent sale of the site to the State of Minnesota for the location of the Metropolitan State University Administration � and Student Services Center rep�esents an unique opportuntty for the development of a maJor campus area in the City of Saint Paul dedicated to the higher education for ail metropolTtan area residents. Staff reco�nends the approval of the acqutsitian of the site, creation of the district and sale of the land by resolutions 2g23 • 2924 • 2925 • � JET:aJc ' � `�' �r�:;v'� �`-; � T',� a . v.,.e� +��,^�, K � -�.- yr��,� �a. 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SAIN7' PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 GEORGE LATIMER (612) 298-4323 ��N 221988 T4AYOR - CITY CLERK June 16, 1988 3 Council President James Scheibel and Members of the City Council Seventh Floor City Hall Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear President Scheibel and Council Members: On June 10, 1988, the City Planning Commission adopted a resolution recommending that the zoning code be amended to permit non-profit colleges, universities, and seminaries in B-2, B-3, I-1, and I-2 districts. The Commission held a public hearing on the proposed amendment on May 27, 1988. A copy of the resolution and a staff report are attached. The Commission proposes that non-profit schools be permitted in B-2, B-3, I-1, and I-2 districts because they are similar to other uses currently permitted, such as for-profit schools. The amendment will require the schools to provide one off-street parking space for each three students ' and staff and does not permit dormitories, sororities, or fraternities in the districts. At the public hearing, two people spoke in favor of the proposed amendment and one person representing Merriam Park spoke against. Merriam Park's views and staff comments are attached. The proposed amendment was part of the College Zoning II, 40-Acre Study. That study, undertaken by the Planning Commission's College Zoning Committee, will be making recommended zoning changes to the special condition use regulations of colleges, universities, and seminaries in residential districts later in the year. The proposed amendment is being brought forward at this time so that the move of Metropolitan State University to the old Saint John's Hospital site can go forward. I am pleased to transmit this zoning amendment to you. Very truly ours, t `� eo e Lat r Ma o GL:rm Attachments � 5.�r.48 . . �—/�pDa?. � Members: +` Biii Wilson, chair �7�P�� CITY OF SAINT PAUL Tom Dimond ��'��"� Kiki Sonnen OFFICE OF THE CITY COIINCIL Date: September 14, 1988 WILLIAM L. WILSON l MARK VOERDING �oun�,,�►an �� Committee Report Legislative Aide To: Saint Paul City Council From : Housing and Economic Development Committee Bill Wilson, Chair - 1. Approval of Minutes COMMITTEE 3ECOMMENDED APPROVAL 2. Ordinance amending Section 160.04 of the Legislative Code pertaining to parking meter zones of commercial vehicles (CF 88-1335) COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED APPROVAL AS AME_�ED (AMENDMENT IN TWO SUBSTITUTE ORDINANCES) 3. Resolution designating Minneapolis/St. Paul Family Housing Fund to work with HtiD to review properties available in St. Paul and surrounding suburbs under its lease program for the housing of home?ess people (CF 88-1446) COP�ITiEE RECOMMENDED TWO WEEK LAYOVE.� • 4. Resolution approving application to the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission for �tate Capital Bonding Funds in the amount of $1,950,000 to allow construction ar.d develapment of a Rowing and Canoe/Kayak Center (CF 88-1405) COi�IITTEE REFERRED THIS RESOLUTION TO COUNCIL AS AMENDED WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION 5. Letter of Mayor's Office transmitting-the Pldnning Co`c�mi�sion's prcposed amendment to the Zoning Code to permit n�n-prof�t c�lleges, unzversities and seminaries in �-2, B-:3,; I-1 and I-? districts G��ITTEU RECaMMEI�'�ED L�PPROVAL OF PROPOSED dRDI*7i3NCE; PEIt ATTACHED. TH� ORI}Z��ANCE WILi. BE �UB'KITTED IN �RCPER �`bR.'�i �S S.''i0h1 AS POSSIBLE 6. Report - Overnight Shelter Board COMI,ITTEE RECOMMENDED TWO WEEK LAYOVER CTTY HALL SEVENTH FLOOR SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 612/298-4646 • S�<e . . . . � ��-/� �� . �►_ . � ��-� . NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ' - . Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held before the City�Council on October 27, 1988 at 9:00 A.M. in the Saint Paul City Council Chambers, City Hall and Court House, _St. Paul, Minnesota, to consider pcopcsed Text Amendments to the Saint Paul Zoning Ordinance, Chapters 60-64 of the Saint Paul L�gislative Code, pertaining to ,� zoning to allow non-profit colleges, universities and seminaries _ _ in B-2, B-3, �I-1 and I-2 Districts. At said time and place the Council will hear all persons relative to this proposal. � Dated October 7, 1988 • - • . � • Albert B. Olson . . City` Clerk - (October 15, 1988) : _ _ �. . . � � � • � � �� ,�_.� �"�� - � �. _ __ ' . � ' r ._ . _ _ . . . ... ��. � .. > :^c. is�F• c - ,s .. . . . _a . . � r�. � . ,< . . . _ _ . , .�+ivi'i�;�,C{JB+Aii':8'Pi'i�li�i?� , . , .. ' , Notice is hereby given that a public hearuig=will be lzeZd Fr�f'e�th��ity � Cczuncil on ober 27,1988�t 9:00 A M`:in the Saint•3�at�}City£v�tnci��hambers, : Gity �ia�l and Cour��I�u�e; . �y , �r��,��-ro eo�s�a� Amendments to the-Saint Paul Zoni�g pr�lin�nce;.�apters 8a84:u��e��'� ' P�ul Legislative Code, pertaining to zoni;tg to allsw� noi�fit colleges, universities and seminaries in B-2, B-3, I-i and �-2.�istrie#s. �i"t sa�d �ime and place the Council will hear all persons relative to this proposaL Dated Qctober 7, 1988. ALBERT B. OLSON,City Clerk -� (October 15, 1988)