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PINK - FINANGE G I TY OF SA I NT PAU L Council
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RESOLVED, that upon execution and delivery of a S ipulation
of Dismissal and a Release in full to tl� City of Saint Paul
the proper City officers are hereby authorized and dir cted to
pay out of the Tort Liability Fund 09070-511-000 the s m of
$1, 500 . 00 to Renee J. Vanderveer and her attorney, Dan el J. Beeson,
in full settlement of her claims for damages sustained on or about
July 21, 1984, as more fully set forth in the Notice o Claim
filed with the City Clerk on January 19 , 1985 and the ummons
and Complaint served on July 18, 1985 .
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PUBItSHED J UN 7 1986
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- ��T* �. CITY OF SAINT PAUL
`�4 ' !y� OFFICE O THE CITY ATTORNEY
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�• �� EDWARD . STARR, CITY ATTORNEY
�`'r�!� 647 Cit Hall, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102
612-298-5121
GEORGE LATIMER
MAYOR
M E M O R A N D U M
TO: Members of the City Council
FROM: Walter A. Bowser, Assistant City Attorn
DATE: May 16, 1986
RE: Claim against the City of Saint Paul
by Renee J. Vanderveer
The above claimant requests payment for alleged damage and injuries
received by her on July 21, 1983 as a result of an aut mobile
accident at the Burr and Lawson intersection in the Ci y of St. Paul.
Renee Vanderveer claims the City negligently maintaine a tree
which caused a stop sign to be obstructed. She claims, but for the
negligent maintenance of this tree, the automobile acc ' dent and her
subsequent injuries to her back and neck would not hav occurred.
The City claims that Ms . Vanderveer was not maintainin a proper
lookout as she approached the intersection. Consideri g the above
information, it cannot be reasonably determined what t e jury would
do, nor can it be determined what amount of damages th jury may
f ind.
To eliminate the hazards of the unknown when dealing w' th jury
verdicts, this office approves the settlement of this ase for
$1, 500 .
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cc. Mayor ' s Office
Ed Starr