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P�NK _�F�NAN�E G I TY OF SA I NT PA iT L Council
CANAIM' -ipEPARTMENT �'/�-V�
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Council Resolution
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,Referred To Committee: Date,
Qut of Committee By Date
(8) The stage deck will be raised to ten feet, and the
speaker decks will be at eight feet above ground level .
(9) The main stage will have operations no later than
10: 30 P.M. on weekdays and 11 : 00 P.M. on Friday and SaturdayT
evenings.
(IO) R11 other stages will end operations by 11 : 00 P.M.
on weekdays and 11 : 30 P.M. on Friday and Saturday evenings .
(11 ) Al1 midway ride music , sirens , bells and all other
pt�blic address systems will be turned off by 10 : 00 P.M.
(12) Division of Public Health staff shall monitor the
spund levels at the Festival Stage sound mix position, surrounding
neighborhoods and other locations if needed.
The City Clerk shall transmit a copy of this resolution
tcl the applicant and to the Environmental Health Section, Depart-
ment of Community Services , so that they proceed according
to 1aw.
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COUNC�LMEN Requested by Department of:
Yeas �■�i� ' Nays �
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t�ettm�n In Favor
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Adopted by Couficil: Date DEC 3 01987 Form Ap ve y Cit At ey
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Gertified Yass d Secr y BY
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A►pprov y iNav�pr: Dat JAN �' Approve by May ubmission to Council
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. in'ty Services DEPARTMENT ���/l�s�N� 226
Peter ishel CONTACT
292-770 PHONE
Decembe 18, 1987 DATE ���� eQ
ASSIGN NU ER FOR ROUTING ORDER Cli All Locations for Si nature :
1 Depart nt Director ' 2 Director of Management/Mayor
Financ and Management Services Director S 3 City Clerk
Budget Director ; 4 Council
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City A torney '�
WHAT WILL B ACHIEVED BY TAKING ACTION ON THE ATTACHED MATERIALS? (Purpose/
Rationale) :
Action t ken by the City Council to grant a variance from Saint Paul sound
level re trictions to Festival Events, In�. , the promoter of Riverfest,
will be onfirmed.
COST/BENEFI BUDGETARY AND PERSONNEL IMPAC7S ANTICI',PATED:
There wi 1 be �an overtime expense for nois�e monitoring by City employees.
A budget resolution will be prepared in 19i88.
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FINANCING SO RCE AND BUDGET ACTIVITY NUMBER CHARGED dR CREDITED: (Mayor's signa-
ture not re-
Total Amo nt of Transaction: None quired if under
' $10,00�)
Funding S rce: None
Activity N mber: None ,
ATTACHMENTS ist and Number All Attachments :
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1. Council Resolution. '
DEPARTMENT REV EW CITY ATTORNEY REVIEW
Yes No ouncil Resolution Required? Resolution Required? Yes No
Yes No nsurance Required? Insurance Sufficient? Yes No
Yes No nsurance Attached: ��
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(SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR INSTRUC�IONS)
Revised 12/84 i
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INTERDEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM
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FROM: Peter Kishel -
RE:', RIVERFEST NOI VARIANCE PUBLIC HEARING
Att�ched is a copy of the notice we sent as required by Chapter 293 for the
December lOth noise variance public hearing.
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Gearge Latimer
(612)292•7747
�,Mayor
NOTICE OF PUBLIC I�'.ARING
November 4, 1987
� American Crane National Inc.
, 75 Bitwell Street
� S�ite 101
St. Paul, Minnesota 55107
' Dear St. `Paul Property Owner:
' This is to inform you of an application to request a variance from the
� noise source limitations as indicated in the St. Paul Noise Ordinance.
' (Chapter 293 of the St. Paul Legislative Code).
� A public hearing before the City Council on this variance request will be
� held on:
Date: Dec�nber 10, 1987
Time: 9:00 A.M.
Location: Third Floor City hall Council Chambers
Written conm�ents or objections may be filed with the:
, Department of Corm�unity Services
� Division of Public health
' E�vironmental Health Section
555 Cedar Street
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101
'within fifteen (15) davs of the mailing date of this notice.
'Description of Variance:
' Riverfest activities, Harriet Island Park
July 7-17, 1988
Live music concerts on three (3) outdoor stages
12:00 Noon - 11:30 p.m. daily
C. Councilperson Scheibel
District Planning Council(s)
West Side Citizen's Organization
West Side Neighborhood Housing Service.
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� INTERDEP/1RTMENT1IL MEMORANDUM
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' December 9, 1987
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� T0: Mesnbers of City Council
� EROM: Frank Staffenson
� Peter Kishel
�, SUB,7ECT: Variance Request, Riverfest 1988 �
�, The vari.ance requested is to exceed the sound level restrictions in
; Chapter 293 of the St. Paul Legislative Code for the hours of 12:00 noon
, to 11:30 p.m., July 7-17, 1988
�, Considerations:
I� 1. Request for extended time of operation (see variance request)
� 2. Time of operations for carnival, P.A. systems and side stages.
Changes Proposed:
I 1. Elevations of stage deck and speaker deck. (see attached list)
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'MEASURES TO REDUCE NOISE LEVELS FOR RIVERFEST 1988
1 . Based upon the previous history of noise complaints at
RiverFest, the problem was greatly reduced last yesr.
Festival Events, Inc. wi11 again work closely and cooperate
, fu11y with a11 city departments and neighbors regarding noise.
7. We wi11 impose a decibel limit at the Festival Staqe sound
� mixing position of 100 db. Based on a sound consultant 's
studies last year, this was the single most important factor
in controlling noise.
.�. We wi11 maintain continuous monitoring at the sound mix
� position during a11 Festival Staqe performances to insure
that 1evels are consistent will the 100 db limitation.
4,. An accoustical curtain wi11 again be suspended behind the
stage roof strvcture. This curtain wi11 hang 20 feet deep
' and cover the entire width of the stage to reduce sound
, spillover to the neighborhood reside»ces behind the stage.
5�,. We will erect a wa11 immediately at the rear of the stage
deck. The material from which the panels wi11 be constructed
' is 5/8 inch sheet rock, Iaminated between 2 sheets of plywood.
The wa11 wi11 overlap the accoustical c�r.tain to serve as
' a sovnd trap.
6: In addition, an insulated wa11/sound barrier wi11 be erected
, immediately behind the speaker stacks, right and left . The
' height of the barrier wi11 correspond to the height of the
, speaker stacks.
7.� Althovgh the stage deck wi11 be raised to 10 feet this year,
� at the suggestion of St . Pau1 Police to facilitate crowd
', control , the speakers decks wi11 be dropped to 8 feet .
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, Property Owners Notified
, For Riverfest Public Hearing
, November 4, 1987
�American Crane National Inc Kent A. & Marlene Hinshaw �
�75 Bitwell Street 140 Prospect Blvd
b�ite 101 St. Paul, Minnesota 55107
6t. Paul, Minnesota 55107
I C. St. P. M. and O Ry (70
Port Authority of St. Paul 400 Madison Street West
Y5 West 4th Street Chicago, 111
�uite 1305
5t. Paul, Minnesota 55102
The Albers Caqaany Irwin Alan Fabrics, Inc.
BOO Plato Blvd W. 174 Water Street West
5t. Paul, Minnesota 55107 St. Paul, Minnesota 55107
I.yle V. Busch Helen A. Krawczewski
91 Water Street 935 Hwy 96 East
5tt. Paul, Minnesota 55107 St. Paul, Minnesota 55110
Slandco International Inc. IJeal M. McPhilli
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2'4 East 4th Street 85 Water Street West
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 St. Paul, Minnesota 55107
�chard A. Kueh
R�i lwein R.R.L. Hardenbergh Ca�qaany Inc.
1$17 �ergreen Drive 174 Walter Street West
Wbodbury, Minnesota 55125 St. Paul, Minnesota 55107
Villaiane Box and Uanber Qo�any Gross Given Manufacturing Ccx�any
2926 Loan oak Circle 75 Plato Blvd West
St. Paul, Minnesota 55118 St. Paul, Minnesota 55107
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Councilperson Schei.bel
District Planning Council(s)
�West Side Citi2en's Organization
K�lest Side Neighborhood Housing Service
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'� Saint Paul Noise Ordinance Activities
, Department of Communiry Services
� Division�Public Health
Since d�e�dinance was put into ef�'cct in late May of this year, Divisian of Public Health staff
� have devoted time t�the following acdvities relating to noise:
� ---------Investigated approaimately 27 noise complaints. (Does not include Rivafest complaints
, and those referrod to the Police Departmenc)
� ---------Issued a+ders to ttu+ee(3)ProP�Y owne�to reduce noise soume sound levels that
, exceeded the sound level limits in the ord.inance.
---------Issued one(1)violation tag for eaceeding the sound levels in the ordinance.
---------Received and processed three(3) applications for variance from the sound level limits.
� ----------Monitored sound levels during Riverfest 87.
', ________Mo�� g��g�No�hern Hub Yard sound levels between the hours of 10:00 pm
', and 7:00 am.
---------One complaint has resulted in possible legai acdon against the City.
� ---------Responded to numerous citiun calls regarding che noise ordinance.
Measurements of sound levels at the property line of the noise sounce has resulted in readings
that may or may not be in violadon of the ordinance due to buildings,vehicles, equipment� etc.
that may block,inccr+eease or ndirect sound. By having the enforCement monitoring done at the
receiver the ordinance will be nare compatable with State noise regulations.'I7iis will give the
', Healch Division greata flexibility in obtaining assistar►ce from the state PCA and wiU eliminate
citiun confusion when both agencies are investigating a complain� It is hoped that changing the
measurement location to the property of the receiva will help eliminate these problems. We
� �r+e in die process of notifying the propa individuals w make this change in the adinance.
', Areas that ar+e being reviewed for possible changes are:
I ----------Procedures for the processing of variance requests.
---------Costs to provide enforcement of the�dinance. This should clatify itself with dme.
� - ---Use of snow removal equipment by d�e public between the hours of 10:00 pm and 7:00
; am. (now prohibited by the noise ordinance).
�, Future acdvities will include a re-evaluation of the Division of Public Health activities involving
' noise complaints,Riverfest and other major events with regards to personnel,rr�nitoring sites,
complaint processing,and other areas as needod.
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DePartmenc of Community Savioes
' Division of Public Heal�
, T1iis report is a summary of the Division of Public Health ac6vities during Riverfest 87.
� �e noise control n�easurrs �s pulinod in the application for variar�ce(attached)wae completed
, a�cept far two items:
_____�The speakers were to have ban stacked two cabinets high,howeva promoters deter-
mined that the number would then be inadequste. So the cabinets wei+e stacked on their sides
� md thne high resulting in the speakers being lower than in previous years.
, --------1Le bleschers wer�e c�nsauctod ten rows high and not the 16 rows indicaoed in the
� variance. 1he bkachers were eventually r+emoved for the two Whitney Houst�concats for
' safety reasons(peopk would climb the bleacher supports and tr+ees so they c�uld sce better). It
, was dete�mined that the removal of the bleachers wouW have little effxt on the overall sound
I kvels in the surrounding neighborhoods, �
', Monitoring was conductod at the sound mix located in front of the main stage and at various
otha locations on the festival8rounds. Three nights involved addidonal monit�ing at Prospecc
Park,at 318 Ryan and at Irvine and Summit 11iis monitoring was done in conjucdon with the
State Pollution Control Agency and Da�,e Braslau, a consultant hir�ad by Festivals Inc.. Data
' obtained on seven of the ten nights of the festival are presented in the attached graphs,
� 1�e sound levels(L10)at the sonnd mi�c wene maintained within appro�imate�y�gA of the 100
' dBA agreed to by Festivals Inc. On a number of occasions the persons operating the sound mia
, had to be told to reduce the sound levels. Some were more cooperaave than others. A number
� �them stated that if they reduced the sound levels below 100 dbA the quality of the sound
, would be lost
' 1lie presence of Public Health staff at the sound mix fa each concert contribnted greatly to the
i sound levels being maintained lower than what the sound crews would have liked.
Sound levels tak�along the perirr►eter of the fesdvai grounds indicated sound levels in the 70-87
, dBA L10 range.
', All main sta�ge acts finished befon lp;3p p,ra,�with most finishing at 10:00 p.m. The two secon-
� dary stages finshod by I 1:00 p.m eacept for the Marie Osmand concat(July 1�which ran over
', bY aPProximately 20 minutes.
� Festivals Inc.agreed to turn off the midway speakers and sounds by 11:00 p m All midway
, anractions with the exceptian of the Maaheadroom Rock Video tent complied with the time Iimit.
, On several nights Division of Public Health staff notified Festival Inc, management of the loud
music from the Maxheadroom ten;. After notification by Public Health staff the music was
; �luctandy turned off.
' Complaints appeaz to have decreased compared to 1986.(See auached map.)
, Comments from residents indicated that sound levels had decreased from previous years. A
� number people in Prospect Pazk commented that �e music was muffled and unclear,unlike
, previous Riverfests when prospect Park was one of the better spots off the festival grounds to
listen W the concem.
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City of Saint Paul Nolse Ordlnancs
Cha�►ter 293 of d�s Saint Paul L,spistative Cods
1; Or�ani=ation or Person SeekinD Variance A��PrFP�+
2: Address RiverFest, 1320 North Central 7'ower, 445 Minnesota St.
I� _ St. Paul. MN 55101
. 3.I�Responsibie Person Joseph M. Pecor � .
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6. Brietly Oescribe the Noise Souroe and Equipment Involved �
� — lo davs of live music concerts on three outdoor stages
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7• IAddress or Les,�al Description of Noise Souroe Harr??t Island Park, st. Paul
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8. Wotse Souroe 'Rme of Operation 12 Noon - io:3o PM Dei y,
' � July 10 - 19, 1987
9. 8�efly Desc�ibe the Ste�ps taken to Minimize Noise Level trom Souroe.
(See attache list)
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10. Briefly State Reasons for Seekin Varlanoe Seeking to continue this f ive-
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' vear old annual summer event that creates jobs and provides community
; business and entertainment, and to comply with provisions of the new
���t. Paul Noise Ordinance
11. Dates durin� which the Vartanoe is Requested July 10-i9, 1987
8lpnstuM ot A�sponalbl� P�non Oat• g7
Mturn 4ompl�t�d Appllcatlon •nd .00 fN to:
E�vironm�htal H�alth S�Uon, 66S C�du 8VHt, BaIM Paut� 1�1 551Oi
Make CMNcs Pa�al�I� b fh� "Clt�r o/Sa(nt Paul' N-1 S/87
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� FM: Bill Morton
, RE: Noise abatement - RiverFest
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� Joe, the following is a recap outline with the measures we are taking at Main Stage
� to address area complaints about our PA.
. I! 1. Impose a decibel level limit at the house mix position of 100 db. (last year
� peaks were not me�sured but I expect that peaks of 112 - 116 db were experienced.
� 2. Reduce the height of the performance deck from 10' to 6'.
I!3. �Reduce the height of the PA wings (used for stacking cabinet arrays) form 10' to
� 4� and stacking cabinets 2 deep rather than 3 deep consequently reducing the
'maximum height of PA from 20' to 11�' .
'4. Suspending an accoustical drop from the stage roof structure. This drop will
'hang 20' deep and cover the entire width of the stage: . (noise abatement specification
'and a sample of the material is included).
�a. We will erect a 12' wall immediately at the rear of Lhe stage deck. The material
'from which the panels will be constructed is 5/8" sheet rock laminated between 2
�heets of plywood 5/8" and 1/4 " thickness. This wall will extend a minumum of
¢4 ' width and a maximum of 80' . The drop will overlap the wa11 barrier to serve
�s an accoustical trap.
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�. 16 row bleachers will be positioned at rear of the house area to assist in sound
wave absorbsion.
1�. We have retained Mr. Oavid Braslau, an accoustical engineer from the twin city are
tp provide technical advice, nonitor PA levels both at the stage area and previous
complaint locations, compile data for recommendations to further improve our efforts
in the future.
Owr assumption is that the main stage was the generator of the majority of complaints
We are giving attention toward the positioning and s�eaker directivity of the
secondary stages.
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' l. Our Main Stage show will start earlier to end earlier --
i 7:00 PM instead of 7: 30 PM, to end earlier.
� 2. The Main Stage and speakers will be 6 feet lower than last
� year to lessen effect of wind carrying the sound.
� 3. Our speaker system will be re-directed toward the ground.
, 4. For the first time, high bleachers will be erected in front
of the Main Stage, creating a "bowl" to help contain the
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! reduce sound spillover to the West Side neighborhood; behind
, the Main Stage.
' 6. Decibel levels will be limited at the sound� mixer to 100,
� down from 107 decibels.
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� i 1l87 Complaints ncdv�d by Dlvlsion of Public H�alth
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and Rec. fOf 1986 �e � H�� Founta(n Place W. Delos 8 Bidwell
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3� Front 3 Rtce Kent d� Wheeiodc
Total compiaints Westem 3 Topping Eudid_3 Mendota
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Health for 1987 Lextgton 6 Thcrnas Ospartm�nt ot
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� Main Stage - - Chtcago
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' Main Stage - - Whitney Houston
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ID#: 87-f590�'' 1 DATE REC: (12/22/87] AGENDA DATE: [00/00/00] ITEM #: [ ]
SUBJECT: [VA IANCE-SOUND �EVEL RESTRICTIONS/FESTIVAL EVENTS, INC. (RIVERFEST)]
C.R. STAFF: ��N/A (SEE BELOW) ] SIG:[NICOSIA ] OUT-[X] CLERK �86fA6fAA�] �7//Z3
ORIGINATOR:[�OMMUNITY SERVICES ] CONTACT:[PETER KISHELL - 292-7705]
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