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280945 M�HITE - GTV CLERK PINK� I- FINANCE COURCIL (-,�/ ^`.� � CANARV -DEPARTMENT GITY OF SAINT PAUL i � � �� '7�� BLU�E - MAVOR File NO. �"Di'-- •��'� I • eOrdinance N 0. Presented By t��2�✓ �� C' � �-' � ��L U T� �a� Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date -2- Class I - Downtown - $2.47 per assessable foot Class II - Outlying Commercial and Axterial Streets - Commercial Property - $1.70 per assessable foot. Residential Property -$ .77 per assessable foot. Class III - All Residential Streets - Commercial Property - $1.23 per assessable foot. Residential Property - $ .77 per assessable foot. Class IV - All Oiled and Paved Alleys - Commercial Property - $ .61 per assessable foot. Residential Property - $ .40 per assessable foot. Class V - Unimproved Streets - Commercial Property - $ .47 per assessable foot. Residential Property - $ .31 per assessable foot. Class VI - Unimproved Alleys - Commercial Property - $ .24 per assessable foot. Residential Property - $ .16 per assessable foot. and be it FINALLY RESOLVED, That the City Clerk is hereby directed to transmit a certified copy of this Resolution to the Ramsey County Auditor so that the service charges levied herein shall be extended on the property tax lists of the County and collected in 1984 along with current taxes, and said service charges to be payable in a single installment. COUNCILMEf� Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: Fletcher Department of Publ'c Wo ks ,,�,,;�� ,p.��C-s In Favor — Masanz Nicosia O Against BY Scheibel Tedesco Wilson 1983 Form Approve it Attorn Adopted by Council: Date SEP� 9 Certified P s d b C nc�l S t BY By Approved by Mayor: Date �CT 3 983 Approved ayor for Sub 'ssion to Council By BY PUBUSHFfl OCT 81983 �� r �, � � Oity Council City oF $t. Paul, MN. We, tha people who live on Dora Lane, feel that we are being excessively assessed for the maintenance of Dora Lane. Dora Lane is actually an alley for the housea on �ipper Af'ton and is heavily used for parking by them. Residente of Dora Lane provide and maintain their own parking. We feel a fair settlement would be to assesa us at the alley rate per foot and let the people on Upper Af'ton pay anything additional. C�-'�'�`Y , `3-�-'�6L�,�-1,r�qsh � �02--� ��J�io� Gt� �� ^, ��1\� /.S� °'- �..J�-�It ��"'�-L r� C�iiz�'�� ` �,�� D � C G� a�fo r d Z�P — 3 ✓o!��G.P� � � . d x ��.v.- �1�fe� �f'�! �i a v P �!�;� �/r:v� w d y s -�i P/:�-� � �. 7`a �C�-d �C �+ � I ! k �C� t� ��O 7`.PPZ° o � 7�j-e�v �el�r ' /�P y �d/ / 7�0� ' � �e r .�S i , � d� j?� � l/. /1 � ��` �s5�8 �o�� v , ��,� v �� _ W �. � ,�J�- � . � , ,�' �- 1�%yz.t� �� .' � • G�� ,�� _ , ~ � " �'��'r� �Gr� ' X�i � � `2� � K �� G''�" ` ..�G�(/ — ..riy! G�- . � , _ �� , ..GB/ - , � �`�?�j ��z�� `'!� . � � �l,�-� �� i�� n c� -1 _„ _ : � �y�-iz' ' ' � ��y�._� � G��-�-- ��' C'��Z�L � �i�� ', �--�� ._. � d_G� � �-4 > l��- r � . �_ , � -�� 'c� �- � ; (/`) � �j z-�-� � ____ - � � �� /,�- ,-y�,r,� ��r- �� C� . �� i/,� 0 0 , �� First Baptist Church NINTH AT WACOUTA (� ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101 v �6,2> z22_07,8 -tYojve i.K. t�e -t�eah� o& t�c,e �i:h�. September 21, 1983 h4s. Amy Sparks Downtown Community District Council Dear Amy: Because of schedule problems, I will be unable to attend the hearing on street maintenance for the downtown. I will use this letter to report to you our experience so you may share it at the hearing. As I reported in a DCDC meeting in early Spring, we have recorded the days when Wacouta Street between 9th and lOth streets was swept or flushed. I monitored this until mid-July when I went on vacation. I found that the street was never flushed more than once per week, and some weeks it was not flushed at all. The street was swept once to three times each week. It was never swept more than three times in a given week. My staff was amused to note that this year the level of street work was far above what it has been in years past. I had planned to keep the calendar sheets for reporting the level of street work. Unfortunately, I did not tell my staff and while I was on vacation, they discarded the old month sheets while cleaning the office. I am downtown 6 mornings out of each week. The level of service on the street by the church has never been what has been claimed. I hope this will help provide a better picture of the street work. Sinc erely, � � � `��'/��G�t,�-� � �" Brian A. Nelson � DR. BRIAN A. NELSON REV. JOEL R. FREDRIKSON SENIOR PASTOR A$SOCIATE PASTOR MINI4TER OF PREACMING AND ADMINISTRATION MINISTER OF YOUTH, SENIORS AND SIN6LE3 _ • 1 � �� `t l.�]� t September 23, 1983 �� S�� (0 2u �;<< �� C�T�` �i_F�?�C�� F�IC� . t �IvVLx t"ii<zp,, City Clerk 386 City Hall St. Paul, Minnesota TO WHOM IT MAY CON�ERN: ' Concerning the Ratification of the 1983 Street Maintenance Charges, we feel that the residents on Upper Afton should be assessed a Class IV charge for use of our street, Dora Court, as an alley. All of their garages are on Dora Lan�; so why should we pay the whole expense of their use of it for an alley? There are three garages across from our 130 ft. front yard. They should be assessed half qf the Class IV assessment for Dora L�tt�; and we should be assessed the other half. Our street is nothing but an alley for them with garages and garbage cans for us to look at. When the Upper Afton storm sewers went in we were assessed for that, and I don't know what benefit we are getting from them. S i�� , � 0��"" - , -J�2GC�Cc� �'`- .-� Albert G. and Patricia A. Rivet ��lOPau�a �innesota 55106 �.---�� , � �� _ . , . � � - _� . . _ , . , _ . . _ . . . . . . . . , . ,. . , , , : . _ _ � . _ . .. > > . . . : . - . _ _ . ._ . _ , . _, . :,�� _ . _ ., . _ . _ . . . . _ . . . . ,, � . . _ . __ ._ . , . . ;- . . . . . . _ �. - a,. . . .�� /� . _ . -� � � l.. - _ r' _ .., ._j . .r � .r�Y/ � � . .� _ .. � . . � � L �'. ✓ . ♦ . s. r -' - ,. . '� �� ,`H � ♦ �1 �l-. {�ys I� f .4 , . ' � � . 'j', i'•.��'i'dY," ?'►'r!�'" .,M�� -•�-� ,. 'F . , .-* :� ` .. ��_" — T : _.:s_ , : , .. ' . • — '.'" '� ' '� -, , . ` .. .�` �' r.� ' .+�` _ � . _ . . . .. . .. � . - . �' . I' , � . ' ' � 1 .-�C� Y' ' � t (� i .' ' ', � , �� • "/.. . . . . . " � " . � r �- ,� « ` . . ... . . . .. . . . •r'. � � . '_ . _ ' �i ` ' . ' ' - ` . �. 1,. r.-� . �. ' . '. � . �' � � ` �y " \;A .} . �= �, � � ' , � �r � :• � . . � . — > : , _ ."r . . -- ` - . ,.� _ -:� M1 � . ..�. " , y _ .. . � . . � _ - .� " - •+ _ •� . � � . . �C tOb2Y !i� 1983 ±y,- .R . . .. � .:; - _ .'� � i-T, . - � ' \ " `��S � �`-`_ . t' _ � � �, .'�� .. ' .. y` �� 4.• p � �_ ..J � � �- � � -� !�, } . _ _ . . _ ,Hr. .Lou 1�icKenna+ xT ,_' � -.� .a 1k --_' � T ' — '� . , �- -. - . Director of Property Tauation -' " " _ � '�.� ' . _.. _ r � � � ROOIIt 126 � ... - , . . : ; + - • - , _ - . , City Iiall _ _ -- `. , , . . . , . ,. . ' . . _ `;. . . . � _ . � r . .. �. - 1 � ATTENTI021s s Mr. Len Olson 7. A � - ' . � .-„ . � � F . _ r . . - - � '. Dear Sir: . . ' - • • " � � - . . _ , - _ , Transmitted herewith are certified copies of tax levy resolutions + _ as follows:_ _� - � - " � , : � _ � . � � . 1. C.F. �80937 approding tax levy for the 1984 city budget. . . - - , .. � " � �- :- .a�. .r � - - -, � 2. C.F. �280940 approving tax levy foi HRA Redevelopnent and . � Relocation budget �for 1984. . � � . 3. C.F. 250945 approving service charges to be �llected with regular taxes in 1984 for the 1983 Street Maintenance Program. . _ r . - . • Very truly yours,� _ . . � i - , _ , � � ' � Albert B. �lson . . . _ , _' , City Clerk • ' . . _ -., , . . _. J . ' . . • . . L"l�7oiu`� � � � . � 1 � • . . " . . . . ' _ . r .. , . � � , \ _ _ _ \ . i \ ' • .,,.�- � -,�� ;;� �, - -�~-y-_,�-� ��7 �'%- ��o� y J � # �� . .. fA..�s _ . . .. y :�:. .� k�� . .� '' � �. � . .. � f��l�'6tla ta�xlb��lh,tColC+rd��al��eSEl��ff't��da7 of . ' I9�,1� :iRlf�.'i�'i4 tEk-iNat Pi� •E`�aanclt�es.-�'Hat1 wi �t Psi►},;: Ii��tl�*'�'� .�iY�lF��e�et tr� ' `il�t�a�F�1t�l�l�d" �tfb�`�are,ll�� . ; �t�a�i�awsr�c��-�o.t�su�aa�3�y��a�> . cti�r�`P94�: �°,.r� �.,, =��.k�� ,,,_ T ,..r�,F,_�.� �'l�e5`r- �"Oa.t.Yf�b�e`1W B'�'�ito�me�'aad t�ii[lt�ita�tM�i�f-'7�;•. �P t6� �'��Y�n��kl�: ��'i .. . t � '.��r �N'�M� r 1'`._. - .;$ �'ti .. . ' � � . - .",. , : � �_-� :, x��F. :,i , , ��1lN�l��.I:ks��Rclf[C!�$!aD�dO�V11tOWR�.O�ZOOp �Ei�f.il�i��E"�D�O�O� � . '�.p�'N!'��i!fOY�,tll�Alfl.�CV![ILb��t!!�OQ��II��bII�'^. ��ll�� r '4` ..'S 'ta .p�.. . ' � ... { .��. _ .* ., 7'�t+}�tltoiW��`i�`ahave 'lhreetim�perwebltandriushedfivetlmis�2 ` �� iA�6 and rep�ittl�of s"treet sur�ceahas tie�t� e�i � � `"�� % �:� ,.3;..° ., �,. �. AO�:' ��' � �ar ' „ x��,. .A�I 32i'v�Ce vl.�be'aatesfed af�rate of i2,4T per asrea�able toot. ; ' "�� h��ild AM�Y�4tt�W 3{I'cett � � �� ,� - �a . , � C�'3�t fl�felCe 1i��1� ,w_ r�ned oa a�i ci�tlyin`cofi�meicial and erte1�1 steeets i�i'}�tEL"ity. '� 4b�bs�431q��, tht�Cl�Yaql�hive both 6Kavy vot�es of vehiculsraptl F� ' i�k�� Mi�'�aWoDmercial ytogertEea feonq��'thew Typ�'qdc. ;�� . �7�1�w.8aetTh�{Availue.Wnf$�mth$�e1,-�.., E'r�TV �E 1�ilE$tteaQ&qim�it'Avewte.$rendA . 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A�5.�!�Y� �y� 1 � �r �; �n', a ��ltYMqtlfl�tld'a�te ` �'! . �.+�It?Ml�1�� 1lelb�� =��'�'" �*�� .:t,� �; �� _, a,s.:w- . �.� � �� '�4 . . �, . � , . _ . . .:;�a' ,,,�, o�4:� 1�.1�'w?LK,'1 :. f _ Couneil l►i!e 3�Io._lp7dY—Sy.Umes Sehelbei—! 1YIR7tL18.11x City Camcll.Wusuant tb; Chapter 8Y o(tlk Adn►inirthtive Code�did hold a ptbiicl�fq�Wi M�irh�.iSB3.ie tlu' CItY .Cdwmcil Chaod�e�s (or tiu• purpo�o[ ��Nt the �ewet ef street and alley malqtena!�to;ke p�({.onneQ in tl�City ot Salnt Paul and the ap�bluff bf�rvice N�er�@ry to be hwied agaie�t ba�t�efitei pttiptrlY.aad '�•� �r�i�nt of�P4111ic ' Viorlcs did ji�itet��Fie T!R!'stircet aiid'alky en�IntenadeE atPVic�litB in�'ir�er a�ie��tA � aPD�a'�I�q �e, Cti'ttj�'Co�uicii�and �',de�ei'iEed In the'��tlfF Dep�ittnmt of Publie Works.atNl�_"`' �5�� t{u�nt,tQ(�ap;cr r2 of the Administrative„:�� p��q�t of publir 41Go�ks h#s� aubmltted to thc Dep6rElne►it oi`l�tir`r'acift' Nlana�Fmcnt Servjees a repvlt xhOW{ng tbe totdl tmc!�bt st�ret maiMenanee td�e�l:859A�.a copy of sucfi reporl has heY�iiYoM 1N�n delivercd to ehe Ckr CounFth frow�4hi rcfoir be lt RESOLVB�;�'1'ha(`the �ity shall pay iE.8Tt.0O0 af the t�t ot stitet a�N-aAey tnaintenatke tiy'mtn6"il[mt�pr! Statr kid tiY.6E8:dB01. '1'rt�t-H�aq Aid fi2�.0001: Coit`dY'Aid(i�![B g90f:f�enHtat#'undtl9'N:0001 and be it furthe� � . , RESOLVED."'['hat"�.176.00� Sfintt bc a�essi�aga�nxt tiemltteY!ytr�ierEy mri�rdin� to tlie foftdwliig rotes. ' " Clasr I-.DovEatnnta— , _ il.4T pe;asel�au,qblc.toot. , Class il�,OuHy�R Cunnarti�f a�W Art�r�e1 Strri4s—^ , � , Cotraecrcial ProPeRy-.i1.70 per�P [aot. Re;ldeptial Prape►W — jy9T pi`r essessrWe toot .°-.: ,,. � Clms fil�Alk Re�d�en{ial�Strleta— :, .,, -- Rraide�Ni�l PrapertY,�:.i.rb.iM:�'+rablc {da. �aqa�ao�I Pr�erl�r� T.;iI.S� pct a�rrsa6le teot. : . Claas iV—AII Oiled opW Pavei.Alk�yr-.: ; ResWe�tial PrapeAy-i.10 pe�,axresrobk tapl. Comer�yy� pr�p�Y — f.8t py� asmxSpble faoi. Claas Y--I1�uAD�M Strarex- Bfsidciitial PrcP�'�J-i.al pM axsc�abk toot:`eomm�rcia� f'roP�'Kr — s.17 per aawcssabl�faol: : . Qex+c VI—Unimpmved ' lt�xidcmtial ProprrtY Shla prr I�ye�bk t�nt. Cwnrru�rcial Pnyx'�tY -.- 'j:�f'jirr axw�snbM krnt.' . *, , , ._.._ s-. . � Md be�Gt/tlkI' .�. . , ,. ` RESOLI►LU.TAat a Pub�e AarLK shsl!be. ' held iA Ehe Couacil pumben o1 tlK C'itg oi Saint P.ad at 30�90 ��n tlr t4th eLtr of, � 8ePtem4er.1_ , or the puiposc of�adaptie� seevicee char{or, aYainst plI beneCited prapertks to be colimeted,�n t6e same manner a o�l�xel P�rt7�+Itks ih IYii.`and tlis ciey crerli is he,eby dirbetei!w pi�bltf6 iwtke ��f_�?��i P��nt W kinnaota 3tatute , d�cPpki'4lQ.amltAelle�iirtoientolllnsnreb he�C�!�liected to matC aotieea ia aceordane� wFth i$Ed�ytet 4!!., ' � , ��i�9?C��.l4�tutrl8,l9�. " APP!�v!tQ A�t�5.1�4, _ tAu�!tbt 2T.1�9,1 « ., - " SAINT PAUI, CITY COUNCIL HEARING NOTIC� PROPOSED "1984" STREET MAINTENANCE PROGRAM A Public Hearing shall be held in the Council Chambers of the City of Saint Paul at 10:00 A.M, on the 27th day of September, ig83, to consider the Mayor's proposed 198�+ Street Maintenance Program and methods of financing it. The City Council will hear any public testimony from Saint Paul property owners. This Public Hearing deals with setting the level of street maintenance service to be performed in 1984 and determining the financing plan. The assessments for the 1984 Program are payable in 1985• The service level and proposed assessments are as outlined below. General funds and street maintenance aids provide a portion of the financing. Residents will not be assessed for Winter Street Maintenance. Class I - Downtown: The downtown streets will be swept three times per week and flushed five times per week. All routine maintenance, including patching and repairing of street surfaces will be performed on an as-needed basis. The proposed assessment rate is $2,66 per assessable foot. Class II - Outlying Commercial and Arterial Streets: The Class II streets will be cleaned approximate�jr 1 times per season. All routine maintenance, including patching and repairing of street surfaces, will be done on an as-needed basis. The proposed assessment rate is 1.83 per assessable foot for commercial property and .83 per assessable foot for residential property. Class III - All Residgntial Streets: Residential streets, including oiled, paved and intermediate streets will be cleaned each spring which will include sweeping and flushing. Patching and repair work will be done on an as-needed basis. Approximately 150 miles of oiled streets will receive a sand sealcoat. In the fall, leaves will be picked up from these streets. The proposed assessment rate is � 1.33 per assessable foo;. for commercial property and $ .83 per assessable foot for residential property. Class N - All Oiled and Paved Alleys: All oiled, paved and intermediate alleys will be cleaned each spring. All routine maintenance, including patching and repair of the alley surface will be performed on an as-needed basis. The proposed assessment rate is ��.66 per assessable foot for commercial property and �3 per assessable foot for residential property. Class V and VI - Unimproved Streets and Alleys: The maintenance and repair of these streets and alleys wi11 consist of patching, minor blading, placing of crushed rock and other stabilized material in order to make them passable and reduce hazards. The proposed assessment rate on unimproved streets is $ •51 per assessable foot for commercial property and � .33 per assessable foot for residential property. The proposed assessment rate on unimproved alleys is � .26 per assessable foot for commercial property and � ,17 per assessable foot for residential property, � Commercial property includes all apartment buildings of four or more units. Residential property will not be assessed for the long-side street frontage on corner lots. Example: Cost for a 50-foot wide residential lot would be , 41.50. For questions call the Street, Division at 298-�+321. Also, City staff will be available to ans�aer any last minute questions on this matter in the City Council Chambers from 9:30 to 10:00 A.M. the same day as the Hearing, �,, - - - _.,.� , Mailed �%�-v�-�� /�� By / 2, -. , � SAINT PAUL CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE RATIFICATION OF TI� "1.983" STREET MAINTENANCE CHARGES A Public Hearing sha.11 be held in the Council Chambers of the City of Saint Pau1 at 10:00 A.M. on the 27th day of September, 1983, for the purpose of adopting service and operation char�es against all benefited properties to be collected in the same manner as other real property taxes in 198�+. The �epcvr,tmev►,t ab Pub.P.i.c GlanFia pelc.�onmed xhe 19g3 S�ce2t Ma,i,v�tenance SeJcv�.ce,a .i.n a manne�c a,a ae.t bah,th and a��naved by �Gi.e C.i,ty Caunc,i.e and de,�ch,i.bed �,n �he ne�o�,t o� �he Uepantmev�. The City Council will consider ratification of the assessment for 1983 for street and alley maintenance for the City of Saint Paul. Residents will not be assessed for Winter Street Maintenance, The City will pay $2,67�+,000 of the cost of Street Maintenance by using Municipal State Aid �1,026,000; Trunk Highway Aid $258,000; County Aid $416,000; and General Fund $974,000; the balance of $6,176,000 shall be assessed against benefited property according to the following rates: Class I - Downtown-$2.�+7 per assessable foot. Class II - Outlying Commercial and Arterial Streets- Commercial Property-y�1.70 per assessable foot. � Residential Property-� .77 per assessable foot. Class III - Al1 Residential Streets- Residential Property-� .77 per assessable foot, Commercial Property-$1.23 per assessable foot. Class N - All Oiled and Paved Alleys- Residential Property-$ .40 per assessable foot. Commercial Property-$ .61 per assessable foot. Class V - Unimproved Streets- Residential Property-� .31 per assessable foot. Commercial Property-$ .47 per assessable foot. Class VI - Unimproved Alleys- Residential Property-$ .16 per assessable foot. Comr.►ercial Property-$ .24 per assessable foot. City Council decisions are subject to appeal to the District Court. You must first file a notice stating the grounds for the appeal with the City Clerk within 20 days af"ter the order adopting the assessment. You must also file the same notice with the Clerk of District Court within 10 days after filing with the City Clerk. NOTE: Failure to file the required notices within the times specified sha,ll forever prohibit an appeal from the assessment. Commercial property includes all apartment buildings of four or more units. Residential property will not be assessed for the long-side street frontage on corner lots. For questions call 298-4321. Also, City staff will be available to answer any last minute questions on this matter in the City Council Chambers from 9:30 to 10:00 A.M. the same day as the Hearing. - Please See Reverse Side - , !' . . . CITY OF iSAINT PAU� OFFICE OF THE CITY COIINCIL so[fiF 9'slli 1lEI�lI1�p JAMES SCHEIBEL Councilman September 9, 1983 Dear Saint Paul Citizen: Enclosed are notices for two upcoming hearings before the City Council re- garding assessments for summer street maintenance. One relates to ratifi- cation by the Council of payment for street maintenance done in 1983 and for which you will pay in 1984. A year ago, the Council set the level of service to be performed during 1983. The law requires that the Council now authorize payment for those services and that a hearing be held in connection with that ratification. The other hearing is in connection with setting the level of service for 1984, for which you will pay in 1985. Recognizing that most citizens view assessments as the least desixable and equitable means of financing city services, the City Council last year made three policy changes. First, winter street maintenance--which had been shifted to assessment financing--was again placed under General Fund financing. Property owners will be assessed for summer street maintenance, as has been the case for many years, but no assessments will be added for winter street maintenance. Secondly, the inequity attached to assessments for corner lots was removed by altering policy so corner lot owners are assessed for front footage only. Last, tree trimming will no longer be financed through assess- ments, but will be treated as a general obligation and financed through the General Fund. Of your total property tax bill, only 25 per cent is directed toward payment of Saint Paul city services. The remaining 75 per cent supports Ramsey County services and the School District. Assessments provide about 3 per cent of the revenue for the total city budget. As a City Council, we continue to work for the most equitable and efficient financing of city services, and the input of citizens is welcomed as an important part of that process. �Sin erely, �\�� 'C'�4' /�� Victor Tedesco Robert Fletcher John Galles ��/�� !�� i� C�"`..`'�� Hu Masan��L�� Chris Nicosia ames Scheibel .!`/�� !!�� ,�._. William Wilson CITY HALL SEVENTH FLOOR SAIN'T PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 612/298-5679 .�046