86-1347 WMITE - CITV CLERK
PINK - FINANCE G I TY O F SA I NT PA U L Council
CANARV - DEPARTMENT �
BLUE - MAYOR File NO.
Co cil Resolution
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Presented By -"'
Referred To �� � Committee: Date �
Out of Com ittee By Date
WHEREAS:
1. On S ptembe 2. 1986 the Port Authority of the City of Saint Paul adopted
Resolution No 2700 iving preliminary approval to the issuance of revenue onds in the
initial princ pal am unt of $985,000 to finance the construction of a 27,90 square foot
office/produc ion fa ility for Glass Service Company in Energy Park. Mille & Schroeder
Financial, In . will underwrite the 30-year revenue bond issue.
2. The ort Au hority of the City of Saint Paul will submit an applic tion for an
industrial re enue b nd allocation from the State of Minnesota Competitive ool as the
pro�ect is in ustria . The City of Saint Paul's entitlement allocation wil not be
affected by t is app ication.
3. Laws of Min esota 1976, Chapter 234, provides that any issue of re enue bonds
suthorized by the Po t Authority of the City of Saint Paul, shall be issued only with the
consent of the City ouncil of the City of Saint Paul, bq resolution adopte in accordance
with law;
4. The P rt Au ority of the City of Saint Paul has requested that th City Council
give its requi ite c nsent pursuant to said law to facilitate the issuance f said revenue
bonds by the P rt Au ority of the City of Saint Paul, sub3ect to final app oval of the
details of sai issu by the Port Authority of the City of Saint Paul.
RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Saint Paul, that in accor ance with Laws
of Minnesota 1 76, C pter 234, the City Council hereby consents to the iss ance of the
aforesaid reve ue bon s for the purposes described in the aforesaid Port Au ority
Resolution No. 2700 t e exact details of which, including, but not limited , provisions
relating to ma uritie , interest rates, discount, redemption, and for the is uance of
additional bon s are o be determined by the Port Authority, pursuant to res lution
adopted bq the Por.t A thority, and the City Council hereby authorizes the is uance of any
additional bon s (inc uding refunding boads) by the Port Authority, found by the Port
Authority to b neces ary for carrying out the purposes for which the afores id bonds are
issued.
COU(VCILMEN Requested by Department of:
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Adopted by Council: Date SEP 2 5 1986 Form Approved by�it�ttorney
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St. Paul Pprt Au hority • DEPARTMENT. ��1� N� _ �s�c5�+
J. A. �Cam basso E.A, au�' . CONTACT
224-56s6 PHONE
September 2, 198 DATE �ee� e�r
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ASSIGN NUhBER F4R R UTING RDER C1 i Al l Locations for S� nature :
1 Department' Di're tor 3 Director of Manageme /Mayor "
� Finance and Man gement Services Director � 4 City Clerk
Budget Dire�ctor x�: $985,000 REVENUE BO ISSUE
2 C�ty Att01^11E�/ GLASS�SERVICE COMF Y, ING. .
HAT WILL BE ACHLEV D BY T KIN G ACTION ON THE ATTACHED MpTERIALS? {PurposE/
Rationale) :
The purpoSe of t bond 'ssue is to finance the construction of a 27,900 squar foot
office/production facil ' y for G1ass Service Compa.ny in Energy Park.
COST BENEFIT BUDGE RY AN PERSQNNEL IMPACTS ANTICIPATED: •
The amount of the reven bond issue is $985,000 and will be for a term of 30 ars. There
wil]� be.ap8roxima ely 15 new jobs created as a result of this project.
� The Port Authorit . will ubmit an appli.cation for an industrial revenue bond a ocation from
the State o£ Minn sota C'mpeitive Pool as the project is industrial. The City f Saint
Paul's entitlemen alloc tion will not be affected by this application. .
F�NANCING SOURCE AND BUDGE ACTIVITY NUN�ER CHARGED OR CREDITED: (Mayor's signa-
ture not re-
Total Amount of"T ansac ion: quired if under
� $10,000)
Fu�ding Source: .
Activity Number: •
ATTACHMENTS List an Nu b �' All Attachments :
1. Staff Memoran um
2. Draft City Co cil R solution .
3. Port Authorit Resol tion No. 2700
cc. J. Shoholm
DEPARTMENT REVIEW CITX ATTORNEIf REYIEW
�Yes No Counci Resol tion Required? ' Resalution Required? es No
Yes x No Insura ce Req ired? Insurance Sufficfient? es No
Yes X No Insura ce Att "ched:
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POR �T .
AUTH RITY
OF THE CITY O ST. PA L
Memorandum
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TO: B(aARD OF ISSIOIVERS DAT�Aug. 2 , 1986
(Se t. 2, 986 Special Meeting)
FROM: J.A. ampoba so,
SUBJECT: p(�LI gEARI - pRELIMINARY & UNDERTnIl2ITING AGREEMENTS
$985, 00 UE BOND ISSUE
GI.ASS SERVIC COMPANY, INC.
ENERG PARK
RESOL ION N . 2700
On Au st 26, the Port Authority Ca�rtnission approved by Resolution o. 2701
the sa e of nd to Glass Service Canpany, Inc. and also held a pub ic
hearin for issuance of $985,000 in industrial revenue bonds un er
Resolu ion 8 to finance the c�nstruction of a 27,900 square foot
produc ion f il ity for the ocxnpany.
In ord r to ly with our publication requirements for bond noti , the
public hearin was oontinued to the Septenber 2 Catmission meeting s the
notice in the St. Paul Dispatch was accidentally not published on t
approp iate d y.
Staff ds approval of Resolution No. 2700.
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NOemorandum
TO: BOARD F CO ISSIONERS DATE Aug. 2 , 1986
(Aug. 26, 986 Regular Meeting)
FROM: J.A. C mpobas o `�/
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SUBJECT: GLASS ERVICE COMPANY
PUBLIC HEARIN - PRELIMINARY AND UNDERWRITING AGREEMENT
$985,0 0 REVE UE BOND ISSUE
ENERGY PARK
RESOLU ION NO 2�00
PUBLIC SALE H ARING - SALE OF LAND
RESOLU ION NO 2701
1. THE COMP
Gla s Ser ice Company, Inc. fabricates insulating glass windows nd
doo s, in talls and glazes glass for new construction as well as
rep aceme t glass, and installs auto glass both at its shops and on
sit . Th company is 18 years old with its main production oper tion
loc ted i Columbia Heights. Glass Service has service centers n
Blo mingt , Stillwater, Forest Lake, Columbia Heights and St. P ul.
The compa employs 30 people at its main facility in Columbia H ights
and an add tional 15 at its service centers.
2. THE PROJEC
Gla s Servi ce Company, Inc. plans to initially construct a 27,900
squ re foo building which includes 6,000 square feet of office. They
are antici ating the construction of an additional 20,000-plus sq are
fee in ph se two of this development to house a related company.
Gla s Servi ce will be relocating their existing production operat on in
Col mbia H ights and will be consolidating the present St. Paul s rvice
cen er emp oying four people presently located at 743 Snelling Av nue
Nor h to t e new facility. The company anticipates adding 15 new
peo le in t. Paul by the summer of 1987. They have reviewed the
Cit 's Fir t Source Agreement and will execute it upon approval o the
project.
The ort A thority would lease them a site containing 129,974 squ re
feet at a ate of $1.75 per square foot plus lOX interest for a 3 -year
ter . Thi lease will result in a monthly payment of $2,044.76 a d an
annu 1 pay ent of $24,537.15. The pro�ect will be located immedi tely
west of th municipal stadium on West Energy Park Drive.
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BOARD F COMM SSIONERS
August 21 , 19 6
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So 1 bori gs have indicated a need for piling on the site. A lo bid
of $116,2 0 has been received by the Port Authority for the soil
co rectio for the initial building. Upon approval of the proje t and
bi packa e, the necessary soil correction will be completed and paid
fo with nergy Park construction funds. Soil correction for ph se two
co struct on will be provided by the Port Authority at any time ithin
th next ight years.
Th Port uthority will submit this pro�ect to the State of Minn sota's
re enue b nd competitive pool for allocation as an industrial pr ject.
Aut oriza ion to issue the bonds should be received by the middl of
September with bond sale projected for the September 23 Board me ting.
3. FIN CING
The propo ed financing would be done as an 876 industrial develo ment
rev nue b nd issue for a 30-year term. Proceeds from the bond i sue
wou d be follows:
Con tructi n $921,000
Deb Servi e Reserve - p -
Cap alized Interest 45,000
Bon Issu ce Cost 19,000
TOT L $985,000
The debt s rvice reserve totaling $82,260 will be financed by G1 ss
Se ice at the time of the sale of bonds.
The Port A thority would receive earnings on the sinking funds as well
as he cus omary fiscal and administrative fees based on a rate o $350
per month or the first ten years, $450 per month for the second ten
yea s and 550 per month for the third ten years of the lease.
4. UND RWRITI G �
Mil er & S hroeder Financial, Inc. has agreed to underwrite the t irty-
yea bond ssue at an interest rate to be set at the time the bon s are
sol . We nticipate the bonds will be sold at the regular Septem er,
198 , meet ng.
5. TE S OF T E LEASE
The term o the lease would be for thirty years with options as
out ined b low:
Land Building
10 ears $265,363.58 10% of the ori�inal bond issue
20 ars $189,545.42 l0y of the original bond issue
30 ars $133,727.25 10% of the original bond issue
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BOARD 0 COMMI SIONERS
August 1, 198
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The buildi g purchase option includes the outstanding principle alance
as ell as 10� of the original bond issue.
Mr. George Vogt and Mr. Eugene Minea of Commercial Realty Group
reg stered Glass Service Company, Inc. with the Port Authority o
Feb ary 3 1986. A commission of $13,647.27 based on 6y of the land
val e will be paid at the time of closing. This conforms to the Port
Aut ority' land commission policy.
6. REC MMEND IONS
At his ti e, the project is being submitted to the Board for
pre iminar approval with final approval awaiting the September Board
mee ing. t that meeting, a public hearing on the issue will be held
as notic of bond sale in the St. Paul Dispatch was inadverten ly
hel up.
Ear y noti e to Council 46 was sent on May 16, 1986. The compan and
Por Autho ity staff inet with District 12 on August 7, and they ere
sup ortive of the pro�ect. Staff has interviewed the officers o the
com any, r viewed their financial statements and recommends appr val of
Res lution Nos. 2700 and 2701.
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572F Resolution No. �?�pd
RESOLUTION OF
TH PORT AUTHORITY OE THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL
W EREAS, the purpose of Chapter 474, Minnesota
Statu es, own as the Minnesota .Municipal Industrial Dev lop-
ment ct (h reinafter called "Act") as found and determin d by
the 1 gislature is to promote the welfare of the state by the
activ attr ction and encouragement and development of ec nomi-
cally sound industry and commerce to prevent so far as po sible
the e ergen e of blighted and marginal lands and areas of
chron 'c un ployment and to aid in the development of exi ting
areas of blight, marginal land and persistent unemploymen ; and
EREAS, factors necessitating the active promo ion
and d velop ent of economically sound industry and commer e are
the i creasing concentration of population in the metropo itan
areas and t e rapidly rising increase in the amount and c st of
gover ment 1 services required to meet the needs of the
incre sed pulation and the need for development of land use
which will rovide an adequate tax base to finance these
incre sed c sts and access to employment opportunities fo such
popul tion; and
EREAS, The Port Authority of the City of Sain Paul
(the 'Authority" ) has received from Glass Service Company Inc. ,
(here' naft r referred to as "Company" ) a request that the
Autho ity i sue its revenue bonds to finance the acquisit on,
insta lati n and construction of a 27,900 square foot
offic /pro ction/service facility (hereinafter collectiv ly
calle the "Project") in Energy Park in the City of St. P ul,
all a is re fully described in the staff report on fi,l ; and
EREAS, the Authority c3esires to facilitate th
selec ive evelopment of the community, to retain and imp ove
its t x ba e and to help it provide the range of services and
emplo ment opportunities required by its population, and aid
Proje t wi 1 assist the City in achieving that objective. Said
Proje t wi 1 help to increase the assessed valuation of t e
City nd h lp maintain a positive relationship between as essed
valua ion nd debt and enhance the image and reputation o the
City; and
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W EREAS, the Project to be financed by revenue onds
will esult in substantial employment opportunities in th
Proje t;
W EREAS, the Authority has been advised by repr -
senta ives f the Company that conventional, commercial
finan ing t pay the capital cost of the Project is avail ble
only n a 1 'mited basis and at such high costs of borrowi g
that he ec nomic feasibility of o�perating the Project wo ld be
signi icant y reduced; but the Company has also advised t is
Autho ity t at but for revenue bond financing, and its
resul ing 1 w borrowing cost, the Project would not be
under aken;
W EREAS , Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. (th
"Unde write ") has made a proposal in an agreement (the
"Unde writi g Agreement") relating to the purchase of the
reven e bon s to be issued to finance the Project;
W EREAS, the Authority, pursuant to Minnesota
Statu es, S ction 474.01, Subdivision 7b did publish a no ice ,
a cop of w ich with proof of publication is on file in t e
offic of t e Authority, of a public hearing on the propo al of
the C mpany that the Authority finance the Project herein efore
descr bed b the issuance of its industrial reaenue bonds and
W EREAS, the Authority did conduct a public hea ing
pursu nt to said notice, at which hearing the recommendat ons
conta' ned i the Authority's staff inemorandum to the
Commi sione s were reviewed, and all persons who appeared at
the h aring were given an opportunity to express their vi ws
with espec to the proposal.
W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commissio ers
of th Port Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesot as
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On the basis of information� available to t e
Autho ity it appears, and the Authority hereby finds, tha said
Proje t co stitutes properties, used or useful in connect on
with ne o more revenue producing enterprises engaged in any
busin ss w' thin the meaning of Subdivision 1 of Section 4 4.02
of th Act; that the Project furthers the purposes stated in
Secti n 47 .O1 of the Act and, but for the willingness of the
Autho ity o furnish such financing, the Company would no
undertake he Project, and that the effect of the Project if
undertaken, will be to encourage the development of
econo ical y sound industry and commerce and assist in th
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prevent on of the emergence of blighted and marginal Iand, a d
will he p to revent chronic unemployment, and will help the
City to retai and improve its tax base and provide the rang
of servi ces a d employment opportunities required by its
populat on, a d will help to prevent the movement of talente
and edu ated ersons out of the state and to areas within th '
state w ere t eir services may not be as effectively used an
will re ult i more intensive development and use of land
within he Ci y and will eventually result in an increase in
the Cit 's ta base; and that it is in the best intereats of
the por dist ict and the people of the City of Saint Paul a d
in furt eranc of the general plan of development to assist he
Company in fi ancing the Project.
2. Subject to the mutual agreement of the
Authori y, th Company and the purchaser of the revenue bond
as to t e det ils of the lease or other revenue agreement as
defined in th Act, and other documents necessary to evidenc
and eff ct th financing of the Project and the issuance of he
revenue bonds the Project is hereby approved and authorized
and the issua ce of revenue bonds of the Authority in an amo nt
not to xceed approximately $985,000 (other than such
additio al re enue bonds as are needed to complete the Proje t)
is auth rized to finance the costs of the Project and the
recomme datio s of the Authority's staff, as set forth in th
staff m moran um to the Commissioners which was presented to
the Com issio ers, are incorporated herein by reference and
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3. In accordance with Subdivision 7a of Section
474.01, Minne ota Statutes, the Executive Vice-President of he
AUTHORI Y is ereby authorized and directed to submit the
proposa for he above described Project to the Commissioner of
Energy nd Ec nomic Development, requesting his approval, an
other o ficer , employees and aqents of the AUTHORITY are
hereby uthor' zed to provide the Commissioner with such
prelimi ary i formation as he may require.
4. There has heretofore been filed with the
Authori y a f rm of Preliminary Agreement between the Author ty
and Com any, elating to the proposed construction and
financi g of he Project and a form of the Underwriting
Agreeme t. T e forms of the agreements have been examined b
the Com issio ers. It is the purpose of the agreements to
evidenc the ommitment of the parties and their intentions
with re pect o the proposed Project in order that the Compa y
may pro eed w'thout delay with the commencement of the
acquisi ion, nstallation and construction of the Project wi h
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the a sura ce that there has been sufficient "official ac ion"
under Sect 'on 103(b) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 as
amend d, t allow for the issuance of industrial revenue onds
( incl ding, if deemed appropriate, any interim note or no es to
provi e te porary financing thereof) to finance the entir cost
of th Pro 'ect upon agreement being reached as to the ult mate
detai s of the Project and its financing. Said Agreement are
hereb app oved, and the President and Secretary of the
Autho ity re hereby authorized and directed to execute s id
Agree ents.
Upon execution of the Preliminary Agreemen by
the C mpan , the staff of the Authority is authorized and
direc ed t continue negotiations with the Company so as o
resol e th remaining issues necessary to the preparation of
the 1 ase nd other documents necessary to the adoption b the
Autho ity f its final bond resolution and the issuance a d
deliv ey o the revenue bonds; provided that the Presiden (or
Vice- resi ent if the President is absent) and the Secret ry
(or A sist nt Secretary if the Secretary is absent) of th
Autho ity, or if either of such officers (and his alterna ive)
are a sent, the Treasurer of the Authority in lieu of suc
absen off' cers, are hereby authorized in accordance with the
provi ions of Minnesota Statutes, Section 475.06, Subdivi ion
1, to acce t a final offer of the Underwriter made by the
Under rite to purchase said bonds and to execute an
Under riti g Agreement setting forth such offer on behalf of
the A thor' ty. Such acceptance shall bind the Underwrite to
said ffer but shall be subject to approval and ratificat on by
the P rt A thority in a formal supplemental bond resoluti n to
be ad pted prioc to the clelivery of said revenue bonds.
The revenue bonds (including any interim n te or
notes) and interest thereon shall not constitute an
indeb edne s of the Authority or the City of Saint Paul w thin
the m anin of ar�y constitutional or statutory limitation and
shall not onstitute or give rise to a pecuniary liabilit of
the A thor' ty or the City or a charge against their gener 1
credi or axing powers and neither the full faith and cr dit
nor t e ta ing powers of the Authority or the City is ple ged
for t e pa ment of the bonds (and interim note or notes) r
inter st t ereon.
In order to facilitate completion of the r venue
bond finan ing herein contemplated, the City Council is h reby
reque ted o consent, pursuant to Laws of Minnesota, 1976
Chapt r 23 , to the issuance of the revenue bonds (includ ng
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any i terim note or notes) herein contemplated and any
addit onal onds which the Authority may prior to issuance or
from �ime t time thereafter deem necessary to complete th
Proje t or o refund such revenue bonds; and for such purp se
the E ecuti e Vice President of the Authority is hereby
autho ized nd directed to forward to the City Council cop'es
of th' s res lution and said Preliminary Agreement and any
addit 'onal vailable information the City Council may requ st .
8 The actions of the Executive Vice-President of
the A thori y in causing public notice of the public heari g
and i desc ibing the general nature of the Project and
estim ting he principal amount of bonds to be issued to
finan e the Project and in preparing a draft of the propos d
appli ation to the Commissioner of Energy and Economic
Devel pment State of Minne�ota, for approval of the Proje t,
which has b en available for inspection by the public at t e
offic of t e Authority from and after the publication of
. notic of t e hearing, are in all respects ratified and
confi med.
Adopt d Sep ember 2, 1986
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PORT AUTH RIN OF HE CIN OF SAINT PAUL TOLL FREE(8 )328-8417
1900 AMH IST TOW • 345 ST. PETER STREET • ST. PAUL, MN. 55102 • PHONE(6 2)224-5686
September 2, 1986
Mr. Jam s Bell s, Director
Plannin and E onomic Development Department
City of St. Pa 1
14th F1 or, Ci y Hall Annex
St. Pau , Minn sota 55102
SUBJECT GLAS SERVICE COMPANY
$985 000 REVENUE BOND ISSUE
Dear Ji :
We subm t here ith for qour review and referral to the office of the syor,
City Co ncil a d City Attorney's office details pertaining to the iss ance
of $985,000 in revenue bonds to finance the construction of a 27,900 quare
foot of ice/pr duction facility for Glass Service Company in Energy P rk.
The Por Autho ity will submit an application for an industrial reven e
bond al ocatio from the State of Minnesota Competitive Pool as the p o,ject
is industrial. The City of Saint Paul's entitlement allocation will ot be
affecte by th s application.
The Port Autho ity staff has conducted a thorough evaluation of the f rms
and/or i divid als that are involved .in this pro�ect or in which the
principa s hav an interest. This investigation has included detaile
credit a alysi , Dun and Bradstreet reports, direct communication wit
regresen ative of financial institutions with whom the participants ave
done bus ness nd data base checks to determine if any principal(s) h ve
been in ny wa involved in legal proceedings as a result of securiti s
fraud, e torti n, embezzlement or financial misrepresentation.
In addit on to the staff inemorandum, we are attaching a draft copy of the
proposed City ouncil resolution and a copy of Port Authority Resolut on
No. 2700 which uthorized the sale of revenue bonds in the amount of
$985,000
Your exp ditio handling of this matter will be appreciated.
ours truly,
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EAK:ca E gene A. Kraut
cc. Mayo Latim r Egecutive Vice President
EUGENE A KRAUi,C.I.D. G.D NSHEE.C.I.D. CHARLES M.TOWLE CUFFORD E.RAMSTED.P.E. PERRV K.FEDERS C.P.A
EXECUINE VICE PRESIDENT ASSL EXEC.VI E PRESIDENT DIRECTOR OF INDUSfRIAL pEVELOPMENT CHIEF ENGINEER DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
ASST.TRFASURER
RICHARD A GIERDAL WIWAM E.McGNERN
PROPERN MANAGER DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELAtIONS
COMMISSIONERS GEORGE W.WI R WIL WILSON ARTHUR N.GOODMAN VICTOR P.REIM RAYMOND E.LANGEVIN CHRIS N COSIA JEAN M.WEST
PRESIDENT VI PRESIDEM SECREfARY mEasuaea COMMISSIONER COMMI IONER COMMISSIONER
C.I.D.Certified Industrial Developer
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F:' an� l�a.n.a eme�t & Persannel C�mrnitt�e.
SEPTEMBER 18, 1986
l. Approval f min tes from meeting held September 4, 1986. approved
2. Resolutio amen ing the 1982 Capital Improvement Budget by transferri g $560,000
from Metr Park Grant (Battle Creek Park Reimbursement) to Log 4� Par s and
Recreatio - Ce tral Service Facility (laid over from September 4, 19 6) .
approved (3-1, ettman dissenting}
3. Resolutio . amen ing the 1986 Capital Improvement Budget by adding $17 000 to
the Finan ing P an and to the Spending Plan for Park Nursery Tax Incr ments
(Edgcumbe Commu ity Recreation Center) . approved
4. Resolutio amen ing the 1986 budget and adding $17,000 to the Financi g Plan
� and to t Spen ing ,Plan for City Property Ma.nagement Fund - Building Repairs
(City Hall faca e) . approved
5. Resolutio amen ing the Y986 budget and transferring $4,750 fror.i Cont ngent
Reserve to Civi Organization Contribution. approved
6. Resoluti cons nting to the issuance of Port Authority Revenue Bonds in the
amount of $740, 00 to finance construction of an office/production fa ility
for Bens Inve tment in Empire Builder Industrial Park. approved
7. Resolut� cons ting ta� the issuance-:0£ Port Authority Revenue �onc�s in the
amou� 'o $.�83, 04 to finance the canstruction-af � affice/productio faci.7.ity
for 63:a►s �rvi 'e Company in Energy Park. approved
8. Resoluti n esta lishing the rate of pay for Administrative Assistant Public
Works De artmen in the Salary Plan and Rates of Compensation Resolut'on in
Grade 16, Secti n I D 4, Professional Employees Supervisory Group. a proved
9. Resoluti n auth rizing a five-year lease agreement between the city a d Port
Crosby A sociat s (Amhoist) on behalf of the Police Department for th
expansio of th Impound Lot (laid over from September 4, 1986) . laid over indefinitely
10. Resoluti n auth rizing an agreement with Independent School District o. 625
whereby he Sai t Paul Police Department will provide School Police P trol
services during the 1986-1987 school year. approved
11. Resoluti n auth rizing an agreement with the State Degartment of Heal h whereby
the city will p ovide laboratory screening tests, heaZth and risk red ction
counseli g and hysician referral services to individuals identified s being
at a hig risk f developing Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AI. S).
approve
CITY HALL SEVENTH FLOOR SAINT PAUL, INNESOTA SSI02 �
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