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Council Resolution
Presented By �
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
BE IT RESOLVED, That' the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby
certifies and approves the action of the City of Saint Paul Board o�
Appeals and Review pertaining to the following listed property and
as shown by the Excerpted i�iinutes of said Board of Appeals and Review,
dated June 12, 1984, and marked EXHIBIT A, and attached hereto and
made a part hereof by reference:
DATE OF BOARD
1�lINUTES CASE NO. PROPERTY APPELLANT
6-12-84 17-84-H 972 Ashland Ave. Marvin J. Kiffineyer
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance to allow for useof the stairway exit-
ing outside in lieu of an escape window, on condition a closure be in-
stalled on the door opening into the stairs.
Property Description: Summit Park Addition
Except east 10 ' of lot 13 and all of
lot 14, block 29.
6-12-84 26-84-H 658 S. Cretin Ave. Olive Hobelsberger
BOARD ACTIO�T: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code, Section
34 . 14, pertaining to light and ventilation, to allow continued use of
living room in Apt. #7 with the present window area.
Property Description: Saint Catherine Park, Second Addition
Lots 14 and 15, block 2 .
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6�-12-84 27-84-H 1489-91 Sherburne Ave. Jeffrey Boston,
President, Boston
Health Care Systems
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance in St. Paul Legislative Code, per-
taining o �eadbolt locks on bedroom doors.
Property Descri�tion: Lyman D. Bairds Addition
Lot 11, Block 1
6-12-84 28-84-H 464 N. Pierce St. Baptist Hospital Fund,
Inc. , Vernon K. Lund
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code, Section
34 .14 , to allow for continued use of kitchen with present lighting,
on condition mechanical ventilation be installed.
Property Description� Homer H. Hoyt COS Addition
Lot 13, Block 3 .
6-12-84 34-84-H 335 Summit Ave. Gary Thomas
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code,
Sectiori 34 . 11, pertaining to basic facilities, to allow for continued
use of second floor bathroom without a handsink, for a three year period.
Property Description: Dayton & Irvines Addition
Block 69 , 71 through 82 , 84, 85 and
part of blocks 70, 83 and 87 .
Southwesterly 40 ' of lot 8 and
northeasterly 20 ' of lot 9, block 73 .
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6-12-84 35-84-H 1720 Ashland Ave. William Wolkowicz
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code,
�ection 34 . 14 , pertaining to light and ventilation in the basement
sleeping room; granted a variance on bedroom size; and a variance in
the len�th of the window well, which is 1.5 ' instead of the required
3 '
6-12-84 33-84--H 1950 Nokomis Ave . Tim Sander
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BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance on improperly stored wood pile,
on condition � app�llant does not get more wood after this is burned,
or if he does, that it is stored properly.
Property Description: Beaver Lake Heights
Except southwesterly 25 ' lot 2 and
all of Lot 1, block 21.
6-12-84 36-84-H 132 Granite St. Mrs . Charles Smith
B(�ARD ACTION: Granted a variance to allow for an 8 ' high (from
grade �ence to be installed.
Property Description: Edmund Rice's Second Addition
East 122 ' of Lot 5, and west 2 of
Lot 4 , block 4 .
6-12-84 37-84-H 2102 Carter Ave. Earl N . Kline
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code,
Section�'3�".11, pertaining to basic facilities, to allow continued use
of first floor bathroom sink which is not vented, for as long as the
IClines live there.
Property Description; St. Anthony Park North
Lot 2, block 36 .
6-12•-84 39-84-H 888-902-934 Grand Ave. Jack A. Isaaman
BOAt�D ACTION: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code,
Section 34. 14, pertaining to light and ventilation, in all three
buildings; and gra��ed a variance in the smoke door at the top of the
basement stairs .
Property Description: 888 Grand Ave. - Summit Park Addition
east 2 of lot 8 and all of lot 7,
block 23.
902 Grand Ave . -• Summit Park Addition
west � of lot 10, all of lot 11 and
east 10 ' of lot 12, block 23 .
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Summit Park Addition
_ west � of lot 3, and all of lot 4,
block 26 .
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6-12-84 40-84-H 834 Armstrong Ave. Armstrong House/
Charles F. Wallraff
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of deadbolt locks on each of the
rooming units.
Property Description; Clarks Addition
Lot 14, Block 6.
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6-12-84 31-84-H 680 Greenbrier St. Eunice D. Legler
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of deadbolt locks on bedroom doors,
for as long as Mrs. Legler owns the property.
Property Description: Schurmeier and Evans Addition
west 20 ' of lot 10 and all of lots 11
through lot 15, block 2.
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and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that upon passage of this resolution, the City
Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to transmit a copy of this
resolution for recording to the Ramsey County Office of the Register
of Deeds.
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17-84-H 972 Ashland Ave. Marvin J. Kiffineyer
APPEAR.ANCE: None
SUBJECT: '2equest a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code, Section
34 . 13, �rtaining to escape windows , as there is a door leading to
the outside steps and exiting at grade level available.
PROCEEDINGS : Alice Bijjani said the board received a letter from
Mr. Kiffineyer which explained he had been before the board in April
and was granted the same type of variance . Nr . Kiffineyer came be-
fore the Board and requested that he be allowed to use the stairs
to the outside in lieu of an escape window, on condition that he
put a door closure on the door which ppens into the stairs . The
unit he is now appealing has the same problem and he is requesting
the same variance. Alice further stated she has no objection to
this variance being granted.
�BOARD ACTION: Ron Glassman moved to grant the variance to use the
stair in lieu of an escape window, on condition a closure be in-
stalled on the door opening into the stairs .
THE VOTE: Ayes 5 Nays 0 Abstentions 0
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26-84-H 658 S . Cretin Ave. Olive Hobelsberger
(10 units)
APPEARANCE: Ken Gold , Contractor
Olive Hobelsberger
SUBJECT: Request a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code , Section
34 . 14 , pertaining to light and ventilation, in the livingroom of
Apt. No. 7 , because of practical difficulty.
PROCEEDINGS: Ms . Hobelsberqer explained they have taken care of
all the orders issued to her except for this one problem.
Mr. Gold stated there are three windows in the west room which are
boxed in by 5 ' knee walls , a sloping ceiling, and a 7'� ' ceiling.
Outside the windows is a shingled roof and the outside of the
building is stucco . There is no way to enlarge those windows &
a skylight would be very difficult because of the makeup of the
walls , ceiling, roof and outside structure.
Alice Bijjani said. a possibility fox better ventilation would be
to put in a different type window in one of the ecisting windowswhich
would open up more. bncause this is a livingroom and it is �not
nece'ssary to have an escape window in the livingroom
BOARD ACTION: Bill Tilton moved to grant the variance of St. Paul
Legislative Code, Section34 . 14 , pertaining to light and ventila-
tion , to allow continued use of livingroom in Apt. #7 .
THE VOTE: Ayes 5 Nays 0 Abstentions 0
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27-84-H 1489/91 Sherburne Ave. Boston Health Care System:� ,
Inc . - Jeffrey Boston
APPEARANCE: Jeffrey Boston
SUBJECT: Request a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code pertainincr
to deadbolt locks on bedroom doors . This is a Rule 36 treatment
center for the mentally ill , and the locks would cause safety
concerns for the tenants .
PROCEEDINGS : Jeffrey Boston , President of Iloston Health Care
Svstems , which own and operate group homes �for the mentally ill saici.
�e felt by placing deadbolt loc)cs on the individal doors it woulcl
cause concern for the safety of occupants .
Ron Glassman read a letter from Don Miller, Division of Public
Health, which stated he has no objection to the variance on dead-
bolt locks being granted.
BOARD ACTION: Lucille Collins moved the variance on the deadbolt
locks be granted. Rudy Sawyer seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED .
THE VOTE: Ayes 5 Nays 0 Abstentions 0
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28-84-H 464 N. Pierce St. Baptist Hospital Fund, Inc .
(10 units) Vernon K. Lund
APPEARANCE: Nr. Lund
SUBJECT: Request a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code , Section
34 . 14 , pertaining to light and ventilation, because of practical
difficulty.
PROCEEDINGS: Alice Bijjani addressed the board with some back-
ground information, stating the building was certified in June , 1982 .
There was � a complete rehabilitation of the building done. The �
Building Department received some complaints from the tenants and
an inspection was done. At that tirne the hospital did not own the
building .� The inspection found some of trie work had �
been done incorrectly and orders were issued. The hospital in-
heirited those problems . Alice further explained the room
that is being appealed is a kitchen located inside masonry wall
that abuts the interior set of si:airs -- all the walls in the
kitchen are interior and the back wall is masonry -- it would
be difficult to correct the window with that situation, Alice
stated.
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� Mr. Lund said the building was given to them with these problems .
They have corrected virtually all of them, but he feels in this
one issue, there are no walls in �-�hich they can put any windows .
He is , therefore, requesting they be allowed to install mechanical
ventilation as an alter.native.
BOARD ACTION: Rudy Sawyer moved to grant the variance for light
and ventilation on condition mechanical ventilation be installed.
Lucille Collins seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED .
THE VOTE: Ayes 5 Nays 0 Abstentions 0
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34-84-H 335 Summit Avenue Gary Thomas
(5 units)
APPEARANCE: Gary Thomas
SUBJECT: Request variance of St. Paul Legislative Code, Section
34 . 11 , pertaining to basic facilities , to allow for continued use
of bathroom in Apt. #5 with the sink directly adjacent to the bath-
room and located in the kitchen , because of unfeasibility.
PROCEEDINGS : Mr. Thomas said they are requesting a variance on
the handsink requirement in the bathroom of the second floor
apartment, because of the layout of the apartment, there is not
room to install a sink in the bathroom. This is an efficiency
apartment usually rented �c students . It is a peculiar apart-
ment as vou enter it riaht into the bathroom.
Alice Biiiani stated the apartment, basically, just has two rooms
and a little "nook" inside the entrance hallway which has the
shower and toilet. Alice felt the whole arranaement is pretty
poor.
Bill Tilton c{uestioned , if the arranaement is so poor , why must
they have 5 units. He also cruestioned Mr. Thomas as to what his
plans are for this unit and when he can do somethina to remedy it.
Mr. Thomas answered that the two rooms are c�uite larc�e , that it
is a nice apartment other than the bathroom situation.
BOARD ACTION: Lucille Collins moved to c�rant a variance on the
handsink for a three year period. Ron Glassman seconded. MOTION
CARRIED.
THE VOTE: Ayes 3 Nays 2 (Tilton & Gausman) , Abstentions 0
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35-84-H 1720 Ashland Ave. William Wolkowicz
(13 units)
APPEARANCE: Joe Wolkowicz (Wm. ' s son)
SUBJECT: Request variance of St. Paul Legislative Code, Section
34 . 14 , pertaining to light and ventilation; code pertaining to
bedroom size; and code pertaining to escape windows , because of
practical difficulty.
PROCEEDINGS : Mr . Wolkowicz was present on behalf of his father who
owns the property. He explained he put in an escape caindow in the
garden level apartment and did a number of other things to the
unit. He is seeking a variance on the room size because the room
was reduced when a wall was put in for access from one bedroom to
another and into the bathroom, on orders by the city . Mr. Wolkowicz
also feels the window well , which is 1 . 5 ' on either side of the
window, cannot be changed as� if it were expanded to 3 � it would
conflict with the drainage pipe.
Alice Bijjani was concerned because the window well is so close to
the house. However, she indicated this would not be a problem with
her as it is so shallow.
BOARD ACTION: Bill Tilton moved to grant a variance on the light
and �entilation in the basement sleeping room; a variance on the
bedroom size which is 8 sq. ft. under code; and a variance in the
length of the window well , which is 1 . 5 ' instead of the required
3 ' . Lucille Collins seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED .
THE VOTE: Ayes 5 Nays 0 Abstentions 0
33-84-H 1950 Nokomis Ave. Tim Sander
APPEARANCE: Tim Sander
SUBJECT: R'equest a variance of code relating to wood pile to be �
properly stored (12" off the ground) . -
PROCEEDINGS : Mr. Sander explained he has about a cord of wood piled
in his backyard. It is up on pallets off of the ground . He stated
he has two children and would rather not have it 12" from the
ground as he f eels it is dangerous if the children should crawl under
it.
Frank Staffenson stated he is in violation of the code which states
18" off the ground - it is a rat control program.
BOARD ACTION: Rudy Sawyer moved that we grant the variance until the
end of November, on condition Mr. Sander does not get more wood , or if
he does that he store it properly. Lucille Collins seconded the
motion. MOTION CARRIED,
THE VOTE: Ayes 4 Nays 0 Abstentions 1 (Bill Tilton)
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36-84-H 132 Granite Street Mrs. Charles Smith
APPEARANCE: Mrs . Smith
SUBJECT: Request variance of St. Paul Legislative Code, Section 33 . 07 ,
pertaining to height of fences , to allow erection of an 8 ' redwood
fence , because of destruction in the neighborhood.
PROCEEDINGS : Mrs . Smith explained she would like to have an 8 ' red-
wood or red cedar fence put up in the back of her yard on the east
and west side. She has neicthbors who come into her vard and dis�turb
her dogs for their safety as well as her state of mind . She does
not want to be responsible for these children.
BOARD ACTION: Ron Glassman moved to grant the variance to allow
an 8 ' fence �(from grade) to be installed . Lucille Collins seconded
the motion. MOTION CARRIED .
THE VOTE: Ayes 5 Nays 0 Abstentions 0
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37-84-H 2102 Carter Ave. Earl N. Kline
APPEARANCE: Mrs . Earl Kline
SUBJECT: Request variance of St. Paul Legislative Code., Section 34 .11
pertaining of basic facilities , because of financial hardship.
Alice Bijjani stated she was at the premises yesterday. She said
the Klines are working very hard to bring the building up to code.
Two of the t3aings they are anpealing , Alice feels, are not problems :
On the sink. that doesn ' t have a trap on the third floor, the , Klines
'indicated_ to l�er .yesterday' tfiat they will take that out. The other
referred to a kitchen sink that was not properly vented and that did
not syphon. We had told them that fhey' would have to properly vent
it at a time when they would either replace the sink or the piping
to it. The one thing that it leaves is the Klines bathroom sink which
is not vented and does syphon . Alice stated she did not notice any
sewer gas when she was there yesterday .
Mrs . Kline stated she has had a contractor come out and it would
cost $3 , 000 to vent their bathroom sink. They would have to
come all the way up to the third floor which would mean tearing
out walls , etc. and then having a carpenter come to fix the walls.
She further stated they have lived there 30 years and have never
had a problem.
BOARD ACTION: Bill Tilton moved to grant a variance of St. Paul
Legislative Code, section 34 . 11 , pertaining to basic facilities ,
to allow the use of third floor bathroom as it is , for as long
as the Klines live there. Ron Glassr�an seconded. MOTION CARRIED.
THE VOTE: Ayes 3 Nays 0 Abstentions 1 (Rudy Sawyer)
Lucille Collins was excused at this time for a doctor appointment.
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39-84-H 888/902/934 G : ,��d Ave Jack A. Isaaman ���/—�4�
APPEARANCE: Jack A. Isaaman
SUBJECT: Request a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code, Section
34 . 13 , pertaining to escape windows and a variance of code re-
quiring smoke doors in the stair enclosures .
PROCEEDINGS : Alice Bijjani addressed this case stating the
situation is one that is becoming quite comr�!on. Because escape
windows had to be installed to meet code, it resulted in a 50
light and 5� ventilation situation. 'The 5� is more than what
code requires for ventilation , but is not enough for light. It
would �be cb-f.ficult tt� cut through brick and correct this ,, Alice
said.
BOARD ACTION: Ron Glassman movecl to grant the variance in light
in all three buildings . Rudy Sawyer seconded the motion. MOZ'ION
CARRIED.
THE VOTE: Ayes 4 Nays D Abstentions 0
FURTHER PROCEEDINGS : Alice state� the other issue N!;�. Isaaman is
appealing is the stairwell door= at the top of the baseraent stairs .
In all cases , she stated, these stair wells are enclosed . They are
enclosed at the basement level by a partition fire door at the
bottom. There is a frame for a door at the top of the stairs
and the reason for that door is not as part of the enclosure but
to prevent travel into the basement in case of a fire. The code
that requires this , Alice said, is specific -- that is , that it
is a barrier and it is intended to keep people from going into the
basement in case of fire. Alice explained that the front doors
are largely glass and for people coming down those stairs it is
clear to them that that is the exit. The Fire Department also
feels the same way, that with this type of building it is pretty
obvious that is the exit, Alice said .
BOARD ACTION: Ron Glassman moved to grant the variance of the
door at the top of the basement stai 'rs.� $ill Tilton seconded
the motion. MOTION CARRIED. THE VOTE• Ayes-4 Nays _ 0
Abstentions_o "
40-84-H 834 Armstrong Ave. Charles F . Wallraff
Armstrong House
APPEARANCE: Charles F. Wallraff
SUBJECT: Request variance of code pertaining to dead bolt locks
on each of the rooming units , as the front and back door have
security type locks .
PROCEEDINGS : Ron Glassman informed the board that the secretary
had been in contact with Don Miller of the Health Department who
said he has no objection to this variance being granted.
BOARD PROCEEDINGS : Rudy Sawyer moved to grant the variance of
dead bolt locks . Glenn Gausman seconded the motion. MOTION
CARRIED.
THE VOTE: Ayes 4 Nays 0 Abstentions 0
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31-84-H 680 Greenbrier St. Eunice D. Legler
(9 bedrooms)
APPEARANCE : Eunice Legler
SUBJECT: Request a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code, pertaining
to deadbolt locks on bedroom doors , because of the nature of the
tenants .
PROCEEDINGS: Ms . Legler stated she owns and supervises this
boarding house which has about 10 tenants . She has had as many
as 12 . She has had it for twelve years and in that time there
has never been a break...in occur.
BOARD ACTION: Rudy Sawyer �moved to grant the variance of deadbolt
locks for as long as Mrs . Legler owns the property. Ron Glassman
seconded the motion. MOTION CARRIED .
THE VOTE: Ayes 4 � Nays 1 (Bill Tilton) Abstentions 0
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� City of Saint Paul, Minnesota, do hereby certify that I have
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I further certify that said copy is a true and correct copy
of said original and the whole thereof.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of the City of Saint Paul,
Minnesota this . , , , 30th . , . , , day of , . , , , ,Ju1�. , . , . , , ,A.D. 19.84 .
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PINK � � FIN4�!�C�E (�jITY OF SAINT �AUL Council
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. Council Resolution
Presented By \�������?�,
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
� BE IT RESOLVED, That' the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby
m certifies and approves the action of the City of Saint Paul Board of
o Appeals and Review pertaining to the following listed property and
l'� as shown by the Excerpted I�Iinutes of said Board of Appeals and Review,
t� dated June 12, 1984, and marked EXHIBIT A, and attached hereto and
� made a part hereof by reference:
DATE OF BOARD
I�iINUTES CASE NO. PROPERTY APPELLANT
6-12-84 17-84-H 972 Ashland Ave. Marvin J. Kiffineyer
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance to allow for useof the stairway exit-
ing outside in lieu of an escape window, on condition a closure be in-
stalled on the door opening into the stairs.
Property Description: Summit Park Addition
Except east 10 ' of lot 13 and all of
lot 14, block 29.
6-12-84 26-84-H 658 S. Cretin Ave. Olive Hobelsberger
BOARD ACTIO�T: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code, Section
34 . 14, pertaining to light and ventilation, to allow continued use of
living room in Apt. #7 with the present window area.
Property Description: Saint Catherine Park, Second Addition
Lots 14 and 15, block 2 .
COUNCILMEN Requested by Department of:
Yeas Nays
Fietcher
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Masan:
Nicosia
scne�bei _ Against BY
Tedesco
Wilson
Form Approv City Attorney
Adopted by Council: Date
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Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY
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Approved by Mavor: Date Approved by Mayor Eor Submission to Council
By _ BY
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� 6--12-84 27-84-H 1489-91 Sherburne Ave . Jeffrey Boston,
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m Health Care Systems
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1� BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance in St. Paul Legislative Code, per-
taining to c�eadbolt locks on bedroom doors .
Property Description: Lyman D. Bairds Addition
Lot 11, Block 1
6-12-84 28-84-H 464 N. Pierce St. Baptist Hospital Fund,
Inc. , Vernon K. Lund
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code, Section
34 .14 , to allow for continued use of kitchen with present lighting,
on condition mechanical ventilation be installed.
Property Description.� HomerH. Hoyt COS Addition
Lot 13, Block 3.
6-12-84 34-84-H 335 Summit Ave. Gary Thomas
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code,
Section 34 . 11, pertaining to basic facilities, to allow for continued
use of second floor bathroom without a handsink, for a three year period.
Property Description: Dayton & Irvines Ac�dition
Block 69 , 71 through 82 , 84, 85 and
part of blocks 70, 83 and 87 .
Southwesterly 40 ' of lot 8 and
northeasterly 20 ' of lot 9, block 73 .
6-12-84 35-84-H 1720 Ashland Ave. William Wolkowicz
�� BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code,
Section 34 . 14 , pertaining to light and ventilation in the basement
sleeping room,• granted a variance on bedroom size; and a variance in
the length of the window well, which is 1.5 ' instead of the required
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6-12-84 33-84-H 1950 Nokomis Ave . 7'im Sander
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� BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance on improperly stored wood pile,
on condition � appellant does not get more wood after this is burned,
or if he does, that it is stored properly.
Property Description: Beaver Lake Heights
Except southwesterly 25 ' lot 2 and
all of Lot 1, block 21.
6-12-84 36-84-H 132 Granite St. Mrs . Charles Smith
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance to allow for an 8 ' high (from
grade ence to be installed.
Property Description: Edmund Rice 's Second Addition
East 12� ' of Lot 5, and west � of ,
Lot 4, block 4 . C
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6-12-84 37-84-H 2102 Carter Ave. Earl N . Kline �
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BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code, �
Section 34 . 11, pertaining to basic facilities, to allow continued use ;
of first floor bathroom sink which is not vented, for as long as the (
Klines live there. �
Property Description: St. Anthony Park North '
Lot 2, block 36 . '
6-12--84 39-84-H 888-902-934 Grand Ave. Jack A. Isaaman �
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of St. Paul Legislative Code,
Section 34 . 14, pertaining to light and ventilation, in all three
buildings; and granted a variance in the smoke door at the top of the
basement stairs . ;
Property Description: 888 Grand Ave. - Summit Park Addition ;
east � of lot 8 and all of lot 7 ,
block 23.
902 Grand Ave . -• Summit Park Addition
west � of lot 10, all of lot 11 and ,
east 10 ' of lot 12, block 23 .
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•�LISER•��AY�ORTMENT � � File NO. �/ / �I
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. Council Resol ion
Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
� Summit Park Addition
(�' _ west � of lot 3, and all of lot 4,
� block 26 .
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6-12-84 40-84-H 834 Armstrong Ave. Armstrong House/
Charles F. Wallraff
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of deadbolt locks on each of the
rooming units.
Property Description; Clarks Addition
Lot 14, Block 6 .
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6-12-84 31-84-H 680 Greenbrier St. Eunice D. Legler
BOARD ACTION: Granted a variance of deadbolt locks on bedroom doors,
for as long as Mrs. Legler owns the property.
Property Description: Schurmeier and Evans Addition
west 20 ' of lot 10 and all of lots 11
through lot 15, block 2.
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and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that upon passage of this resolution, the City
Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to transmit a copy of this
resolution for recording to the Ramsey County Office of the Register
of Deeds.
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COUNC(LMEN Requested by Department of:
Yeas �� Nays �
°fe1N [n Favor
Masanz —/
Nicosia "aL
scneinei _ Against BY
�edesce
Wilson
.�U� - 5 1984 Form Ap�rov by City Attorney
Adopted by Council: Date \\
Certified P s-e� � u cil� re r-� BY
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