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99-44ORlG1NAL Presented By Referred To Council File # �� Y h� Green Sheet # 38469 RESOLUTION CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA �� Committee: Date WHEREAS, The Mayor recommended, and the Saint Paul City Council approved Council Resolution 97-216, which approved the Residential Street Paving projects to be constructed in 1998 and tentatively approved projects for the years 1999 through 2002; and WHEREAS, The Department of Public Works has been directed, on a yearly basis, to bring forward a revised list of Residential Street Paving projects, moving up another year of projects for final approval and adding another year o£ tentative projects; and WHEREAS, Council Resolution 98-657, as submitted by Public Works, proposed to delay some of the projects listed in Resolution 97-216. The City Council amended Resolution 98-657, requesting that the Mayor's administration develop a plan to restore the tentative schedule for the years 2000 through 2003 as listed in Resolution 97-216; and WHEREAS, the CIB funding in 1999 for Residential Street Vitality Program was increased from $7.0 million to $9.5 million, and the Mayor's administration has proposed that the Residential Street Vitality Program be funded at a level of $8.6 million of CIB funds starting in year 2000, and be increased for inflation every year thereafter until the end of the program; and WHEREAS, the list of Residential Street Vitality Program projects has been revised to reflect the additional 1999 funding and proposed fu�ure funding; now therefore be it RESOLVED, The City Council accepts the following list of projects, giving final approval for those listed for 1999 and tentative approval for the projects listed for years 20�0 through 20�3; YEAR PROJECT NO. PROJECT NAME 1999 1999 1999 1999 1999 2000 2000 2000 2�00 2000 54 CHATSWORTH/HOYT 79 PASCAL/JEFFERSON 58 HEWITT/ALDINE 55 GROTTO/HOYT 25 IVY/EARL 50 SEVENTH/ELEANOR 39 CHARLES/CHATSWORTH 33 WESTERN/LAWSON 44 MARSHALL/DAYTON 77 PRIOR/JEFFERSON 2ooi 2001 2001 2001 2001 2002 2002 2002 2002 2002 2003 2003 2003 2003 2003 2003 s 15 7 66 63 69 22 23 53 82 42 2 48 87 8 16 ORIG{NAL By: �91 </� FIFTH/KENNARD PAGE /MAIQOMIN CASE/HAZELWOOD KNAPP/HILLSIDE CHARLES/GRIGGS WHEELER/IGLEHART MARGARET/ATLANTIC COTTAGE/GREENBRIAR HOYT/MERRILL DAVERN/BAYARD EDMUND/GALTIER EDGEBROOK/MORNINGSIDE SEVENTH/DALY CHATSWORTHIGOODRICH CASE/RUTH BAKER/BELLOWS Approved By M or- Date ,� �✓�! !�� Requested by Department of: By Ap By .Rv: �Y� J•1� r� App� b� Mayor � Sub�n ion to Council: By: Adopted by Council: Date �.� �q Adoption Certified by Council Secretary Form Approved by City Attorney: Gi9 �./�� v/�� DEPAflTM�M/OFFICFICOUNCIL DATEINRIATED GREEN SHEET r,o. 38469 '� � Public Works 12/14/98 IniGaVDate InNaVOata COMACT PEflSON & PHONE Paul St. Martin (26Cr6118) �PS DEPARTMENf OIREClOfl 6 C�TY WUNCIL MUST BE ON COUNCILAGENDA BY (DAT� A �� Jj fn n .� p� ASAP cnvarroarier 7! Z ltA / u �m,CL6iK NIIMBER FOR HOUSING ❑flNANQALSEHVICESDiR ❑flNANC1ALSEAViACCTG ❑ MAVOR(ORASS15T 1 � ❑ ❑ TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ACTION REQUESTED Approve Council Resoluuon giving final approval of the 1999 Residenual Sneet Vitality Project Areas and tentative approval of 2000-2003 project azeas. RECOMMENDATIONS:ApP�o`/e (A) or Reject (R) , PERSONAL SEFVICE CONTfiACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLON7NG �UESilONS: _ PLANNINGCOMMISSION 7. Has(hispersoNfirtneverwork¢tluntletawntmctforthisdep9Nnent? YES NO _ CIBCOMMfTTEE CIVILSERVICECOMMISSION 2. HasMrspeisoMirtneverbeenaclYyemployee? � - YES NO A STAFF - 3. DoesihispersoNfirmpassessaskillnotnortnallypossessetlbyanywrrent6ryemployee? VES NO 4. Is Nis perwrvYirtn a targe[etl ventloR 5... .. :; i; c INRIATIN� PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNI7V (WHO. WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHYf: ` °�+� �,5"_. This Resolution is a follow-up on Resolution 98-657, which was amended by the City Council. i�}� �„ ry ` � 73,�� ,� �= �� .4 � �`°� V ��"';� ��'� � ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED: Public W orks, other City Departments, i3lility Companies and outside agencies can start the planning and coordination for the 1999-2003 projecLS. DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED: None DISADVAN7AGES IF NOTAPPROVED: Difficult to plan for future projecu. Expectations of residents will not be met. OTAL AMOUNT OFTRANSACTON $ N/A COSLREVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE� �5 rvo PUNDING SOURCE ACi1VfTY NUMBER FINANGIALMf-0RMAiION(IXPL41N) ps,p�� {��Q��6. �pe REGEI W !Z S9 'A � 0 � �� DEC 3 11998 MAYOR'S OFFICE ORlG1NAL Presented By Referred To Council File # �� Y h� Green Sheet # 38469 RESOLUTION CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA �� Committee: Date WHEREAS, The Mayor recommended, and the Saint Paul City Council approved Council Resolution 97-216, which approved the Residential Street Paving projects to be constructed in 1998 and tentatively approved projects for the years 1999 through 2002; and WHEREAS, The Department of Public Works has been directed, on a yearly basis, to bring forward a revised list of Residential Street Paving projects, moving up another year of projects for final approval and adding another year o£ tentative projects; and WHEREAS, Council Resolution 98-657, as submitted by Public Works, proposed to delay some of the projects listed in Resolution 97-216. The City Council amended Resolution 98-657, requesting that the Mayor's administration develop a plan to restore the tentative schedule for the years 2000 through 2003 as listed in Resolution 97-216; and WHEREAS, the CIB funding in 1999 for Residential Street Vitality Program was increased from $7.0 million to $9.5 million, and the Mayor's administration has proposed that the Residential Street Vitality Program be funded at a level of $8.6 million of CIB funds starting in year 2000, and be increased for inflation every year thereafter until the end of the program; and WHEREAS, the list of Residential Street Vitality Program projects has been revised to reflect the additional 1999 funding and proposed fu�ure funding; now therefore be it RESOLVED, The City Council accepts the following list of projects, giving final approval for those listed for 1999 and tentative approval for the projects listed for years 20�0 through 20�3; YEAR PROJECT NO. PROJECT NAME 1999 1999 1999 1999 1999 2000 2000 2000 2�00 2000 54 CHATSWORTH/HOYT 79 PASCAL/JEFFERSON 58 HEWITT/ALDINE 55 GROTTO/HOYT 25 IVY/EARL 50 SEVENTH/ELEANOR 39 CHARLES/CHATSWORTH 33 WESTERN/LAWSON 44 MARSHALL/DAYTON 77 PRIOR/JEFFERSON 2ooi 2001 2001 2001 2001 2002 2002 2002 2002 2002 2003 2003 2003 2003 2003 2003 s 15 7 66 63 69 22 23 53 82 42 2 48 87 8 16 ORIG{NAL By: �91 </� FIFTH/KENNARD PAGE /MAIQOMIN CASE/HAZELWOOD KNAPP/HILLSIDE CHARLES/GRIGGS WHEELER/IGLEHART MARGARET/ATLANTIC COTTAGE/GREENBRIAR HOYT/MERRILL DAVERN/BAYARD EDMUND/GALTIER EDGEBROOK/MORNINGSIDE SEVENTH/DALY CHATSWORTHIGOODRICH CASE/RUTH BAKER/BELLOWS Approved By M or- Date ,� �✓�! !�� Requested by Department of: By Ap By .Rv: �Y� J•1� r� App� b� Mayor � Sub�n ion to Council: By: Adopted by Council: Date �.� �q Adoption Certified by Council Secretary Form Approved by City Attorney: Gi9 �./�� v/�� DEPAflTM�M/OFFICFICOUNCIL DATEINRIATED GREEN SHEET r,o. 38469 '� � Public Works 12/14/98 IniGaVDate InNaVOata COMACT PEflSON & PHONE Paul St. Martin (26Cr6118) �PS DEPARTMENf OIREClOfl 6 C�TY WUNCIL MUST BE ON COUNCILAGENDA BY (DAT� A �� Jj fn n .� p� ASAP cnvarroarier 7! Z ltA / u �m,CL6iK NIIMBER FOR HOUSING ❑flNANQALSEHVICESDiR ❑flNANC1ALSEAViACCTG ❑ MAVOR(ORASS15T 1 � ❑ ❑ TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ACTION REQUESTED Approve Council Resoluuon giving final approval of the 1999 Residenual Sneet Vitality Project Areas and tentative approval of 2000-2003 project azeas. RECOMMENDATIONS:ApP�o`/e (A) or Reject (R) , PERSONAL SEFVICE CONTfiACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLON7NG �UESilONS: _ PLANNINGCOMMISSION 7. Has(hispersoNfirtneverwork¢tluntletawntmctforthisdep9Nnent? YES NO _ CIBCOMMfTTEE CIVILSERVICECOMMISSION 2. HasMrspeisoMirtneverbeenaclYyemployee? � - YES NO A STAFF - 3. DoesihispersoNfirmpassessaskillnotnortnallypossessetlbyanywrrent6ryemployee? VES NO 4. Is Nis perwrvYirtn a targe[etl ventloR 5... .. :; i; c INRIATIN� PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNI7V (WHO. WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHYf: ` °�+� �,5"_. This Resolution is a follow-up on Resolution 98-657, which was amended by the City Council. i�}� �„ ry ` � 73,�� ,� �= �� .4 � �`°� V ��"';� ��'� � ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED: Public W orks, other City Departments, i3lility Companies and outside agencies can start the planning and coordination for the 1999-2003 projecLS. DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED: None DISADVAN7AGES IF NOTAPPROVED: Difficult to plan for future projecu. Expectations of residents will not be met. OTAL AMOUNT OFTRANSACTON $ N/A COSLREVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE� �5 rvo PUNDING SOURCE ACi1VfTY NUMBER FINANGIALMf-0RMAiION(IXPL41N) ps,p�� {��Q��6. �pe REGEI W !Z S9 'A � 0 � �� DEC 3 11998 MAYOR'S OFFICE ORlG1NAL Presented By Referred To Council File # �� Y h� Green Sheet # 38469 RESOLUTION CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA �� Committee: Date WHEREAS, The Mayor recommended, and the Saint Paul City Council approved Council Resolution 97-216, which approved the Residential Street Paving projects to be constructed in 1998 and tentatively approved projects for the years 1999 through 2002; and WHEREAS, The Department of Public Works has been directed, on a yearly basis, to bring forward a revised list of Residential Street Paving projects, moving up another year of projects for final approval and adding another year o£ tentative projects; and WHEREAS, Council Resolution 98-657, as submitted by Public Works, proposed to delay some of the projects listed in Resolution 97-216. The City Council amended Resolution 98-657, requesting that the Mayor's administration develop a plan to restore the tentative schedule for the years 2000 through 2003 as listed in Resolution 97-216; and WHEREAS, the CIB funding in 1999 for Residential Street Vitality Program was increased from $7.0 million to $9.5 million, and the Mayor's administration has proposed that the Residential Street Vitality Program be funded at a level of $8.6 million of CIB funds starting in year 2000, and be increased for inflation every year thereafter until the end of the program; and WHEREAS, the list of Residential Street Vitality Program projects has been revised to reflect the additional 1999 funding and proposed fu�ure funding; now therefore be it RESOLVED, The City Council accepts the following list of projects, giving final approval for those listed for 1999 and tentative approval for the projects listed for years 20�0 through 20�3; YEAR PROJECT NO. PROJECT NAME 1999 1999 1999 1999 1999 2000 2000 2000 2�00 2000 54 CHATSWORTH/HOYT 79 PASCAL/JEFFERSON 58 HEWITT/ALDINE 55 GROTTO/HOYT 25 IVY/EARL 50 SEVENTH/ELEANOR 39 CHARLES/CHATSWORTH 33 WESTERN/LAWSON 44 MARSHALL/DAYTON 77 PRIOR/JEFFERSON 2ooi 2001 2001 2001 2001 2002 2002 2002 2002 2002 2003 2003 2003 2003 2003 2003 s 15 7 66 63 69 22 23 53 82 42 2 48 87 8 16 ORIG{NAL By: �91 </� FIFTH/KENNARD PAGE /MAIQOMIN CASE/HAZELWOOD KNAPP/HILLSIDE CHARLES/GRIGGS WHEELER/IGLEHART MARGARET/ATLANTIC COTTAGE/GREENBRIAR HOYT/MERRILL DAVERN/BAYARD EDMUND/GALTIER EDGEBROOK/MORNINGSIDE SEVENTH/DALY CHATSWORTHIGOODRICH CASE/RUTH BAKER/BELLOWS Approved By M or- Date ,� �✓�! !�� Requested by Department of: By Ap By .Rv: �Y� J•1� r� App� b� Mayor � Sub�n ion to Council: By: Adopted by Council: Date �.� �q Adoption Certified by Council Secretary Form Approved by City Attorney: Gi9 �./�� v/�� DEPAflTM�M/OFFICFICOUNCIL DATEINRIATED GREEN SHEET r,o. 38469 '� � Public Works 12/14/98 IniGaVDate InNaVOata COMACT PEflSON & PHONE Paul St. Martin (26Cr6118) �PS DEPARTMENf OIREClOfl 6 C�TY WUNCIL MUST BE ON COUNCILAGENDA BY (DAT� A �� Jj fn n .� p� ASAP cnvarroarier 7! Z ltA / u �m,CL6iK NIIMBER FOR HOUSING ❑flNANQALSEHVICESDiR ❑flNANC1ALSEAViACCTG ❑ MAVOR(ORASS15T 1 � ❑ ❑ TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ACTION REQUESTED Approve Council Resoluuon giving final approval of the 1999 Residenual Sneet Vitality Project Areas and tentative approval of 2000-2003 project azeas. RECOMMENDATIONS:ApP�o`/e (A) or Reject (R) , PERSONAL SEFVICE CONTfiACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLON7NG �UESilONS: _ PLANNINGCOMMISSION 7. Has(hispersoNfirtneverwork¢tluntletawntmctforthisdep9Nnent? YES NO _ CIBCOMMfTTEE CIVILSERVICECOMMISSION 2. HasMrspeisoMirtneverbeenaclYyemployee? � - YES NO A STAFF - 3. DoesihispersoNfirmpassessaskillnotnortnallypossessetlbyanywrrent6ryemployee? VES NO 4. Is Nis perwrvYirtn a targe[etl ventloR 5... .. :; i; c INRIATIN� PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNI7V (WHO. WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHYf: ` °�+� �,5"_. This Resolution is a follow-up on Resolution 98-657, which was amended by the City Council. i�}� �„ ry ` � 73,�� ,� �= �� .4 � �`°� V ��"';� ��'� � ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED: Public W orks, other City Departments, i3lility Companies and outside agencies can start the planning and coordination for the 1999-2003 projecLS. DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED: None DISADVAN7AGES IF NOTAPPROVED: Difficult to plan for future projecu. Expectations of residents will not be met. OTAL AMOUNT OFTRANSACTON $ N/A COSLREVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE� �5 rvo PUNDING SOURCE ACi1VfTY NUMBER FINANGIALMf-0RMAiION(IXPL41N) ps,p�� {��Q��6. �pe REGEI W !Z S9 'A � 0 � �� DEC 3 11998 MAYOR'S OFFICE