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279701 ' 2�9�01 Mr. A1 Olson January 10, 1983 City Clerk Room 386 City Hall St. Paul , Minnesota 55102 Dear Mr. Olson: I hereby submit rr� name for consideration for the appointment to be made to City Council Seat Ward 3. I am also attaching letters of recommendation I have received f rom neighborhood organizations and individuals. Should you need any further information, please call . Sincerely, r � Mark A. Skubic 999 St. Paul Ave. St. Paul , Mn. 55116 Mark A. Skubic 999 St. Paul Avenue St. Paul , Minnesota 55116 Home (612) 690-1479 Work (612) 298-4473 ' 1981 - 1982 Legislative Aide to St. Paul City Councilman Len Levine. Director, District 64 Senate D.F.L. Club. 1980 - 1981 Administrative Assistant to Senator Robert J. Schmitz, Chairman of the Senate Veterans' Affairs Corr�ni ttee. Member of the Publ i c Affai rs Commi ttee for the Minnesota Mental Health Association. 1978 - 1980 Manager for Leamington Hotel Corporation. General Mar�ager for the Leamington Motor Inn and the Francis Drake Hotel . Assistant Manager for the Leamington Hotel . 1977 Intern for the Minnesota State Senate. Political Experience -- Successful campaign manager for a St. Paul House of Representative Campaign. -- Successful campaign manager for a St. Paul City Council campaign. -- Successful campaign coordinator for a State Senate Campaign. City Council Experience -- Developed issues and agendas for City Development Committee. Developed and followed through on proposals for the City Council and other city departments. Worked with other city staff and helped direct preparation for city franchise procedures. Worked closely in developing budget priorities. Handled constituent problems, letters, and speech preparation. Prepared legislation. State Senate Experience -- Prepared comnittee agendas , researched back- ground materials and issues surrounding bill introductions while preparing Senator for committee and floor debate. Directed consituent work, letter writing and bill preparation. Followed major legislative items of interest. Other experience -- Have become active in neighborhood efforts to alleviate problems. Have spoken on several occassions to organizations interested in city legislation and administrative actions. Teach Sunday School classes to four year olds. Administrative Ability Research -- Directed research for the Minnesota State Senate, specifically legislation relating to transportation, veterans ' concerns and local government. Fiscal -- Prepared fiscal analysis for legislation having Understanding an impact on state government and local govern- ment. Management -- Managed a Hotel staff of 450 employees while Skills directly overseeing other management staff in charge of specific departments , holding hotel budget to a minimum. Writing Skills -- Campaign manager of three successful campaigns, preparing literature and speeches. Have prepared written arguments and comnunications for the state senate and city council . Personal -- Feel comfortable in high stress situations. Have Attributes always worked under strict deadlines in developing strategies and communications. Communicate well with others and enjoy personal and professional interactions. Education - B.A. College of St. Thomas St. Paul , Mn. President: National Service Fraternity Founder: Society for the Advancement of Management St. Charles .Borromeo High School Who's Who in American High Schools Dean's List - all four years Captain: Basketball , Baseba�l and Soccer Personal - Born November 28, 1955. Single. Excellent Health. References available upon request. Current Salary: $25,000/year. BIOGRAPHY OF MARK . SKUBIC Practical Experience - Resident at 999 St. Paul Avenue since graduating from the College of St. Thomas. - B.A. in Political Science with a minor concentration in Business Management. Co-founder of the Society for the Advancement of Management, an organization to assist college students in seaking job opportunities in the business community upon graduation. President of a College service organization. - Hotel Manager for 2 years. General Manager for 2 downtown Minneapolis hotels for 1 year. - Administrative Assistant to the chairman of the Senate Veteran's Affairs Committee from 1980-1981. Drafted legislation to assist Vietnam Veterans in their search for medical attention for problems believed to be connected to exposure of dioxin, a compound found in Agent Orange. Participated in a health study for aging veterans. - Legislative Aide to Councilman Len Levine from 1981-1982. Worked on several community projects and city budgetary matters. Campaign Experience - Worked on several local campaigns. - Managed and coordinated successful campaigns for the State Senate, State House of Representatives, and City Council . Comnunity Involvement - Member of St. Gregory's Parish. - Sunday School Teacher for 2 years , teaching 4 year olds. - Member of the Public Affairs Comnittee for the Minnesota Mental Health Association. - Active member and director for the District 64 D.F.L. Club. _ , I r.,- � � � , �� ;. 'r :��'� �� ;,� ., ��, { : . i,l: �� .r,q;�; � 1�83�- i T HIGHLAND AREA RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS PARTNERSHI �' � ' ��^��-''��'�� `� �, , „, �� .;:� r�-r��.,�� C��, TO:. Mayor Latimer and City Councilmen of St. Paul : `�'�--t"� %.-`" rv �.,..--. Since Councilman Levine will be leaving the city council in January, 1983, there is a choice to be made for a capable person to fulfill his vacancy. Mark Skubic, Councilman Levine's assistant, has worked in tt�at capacity for over a year. Prior to that time, he was an administrative assistant to a Minnesota state senator for more than a year. As a graduate of St. Thomas Callege, his education includes a major in both political science and business management. Our experience working with M�rk through Levine's office has been truly satisfying. To us in our ward, we found him informa- - tive, understanding, and willing to act. In view of the above, we feel his experience, educational background, and personal appeal would qualify him to carry on the office of councilman with continuity rather than in the capacity of a lame duck aPPointee. From a non-partisan point of view, we urge you to support the appointment of Mark Skubic to the city council and remain Sincerely, H - A - R - P �� .� - Pat McG ire � , � � �/,�L��`�? " ��/��J/�JJ Y�S�2 ' ! Mike Zisson �' �` / �-� � ,��.. � '� , i �`s�` �� `, ., �\ �� r� �'s ��_-� � . �� __k J�"� :, fc��3 s. �J _ _`� . ! _ '-t r� '.rn, rA,[t, �� r�'��,. % `U��j�_ ; January 3, 1983 St. Pau1, MN To the Members of the City CounciZ -- St. Pau1, blinnesota The Citizens of this City could not have expressed their desire more then they did when they voted for the Aldermanic System. Each and everyone of you were selected by this method, you were chosen by the people of your district to represent them and each of you had the right to s�Iect your Administrative Assistant. I'm sure each of you took much care in your selection; a person you could trust to do a good job for you, just as Len Levine when he picked Mark Skubic for his Assistant. z hope each of you wi11 take this into consideration when you make your choice to pick our Representative. My family and I think Mark Skubic would be a good choice. We Remain Respectfully Yours, Orville and Mary MiZ1er 1283 St. C1air Avenue 3rd. Aldermanic District 55105 ` 2�9`7Q1 JOHN J. GALLES 411 South Pascal Street St. Paul , MN. 55105 Married : 22 years 4 Children 43 years old Excellent Health Resident City of St. Paul - 43 years Resident Ward 3 - 15 years Graduate: Monroe High School Served 3 years Regular Army - 1 year in Korea Graduate: St. Paul TVI Electrical Program served 4 year Apprenticeship Recipient of the Bush Summer Leadership Fellow Graduate 13 week T.U.P. Harvard Univ. Graduate School of Business Attended various courses in Labor Education at the University of NIN. Labor Law I and II, Parlimentary Procedures and Certified Employee Benefit Specialist Program. Attended Inver Hills Community College - Inter-Personnel Communication. Member Edgecumbe Playground Booster Club. Ma.naged the Hockey program - 6 years. Coached: Football - 1 year Hockey - 6 years Baseball - 5 years. Edgecumbe Booster Club Committee for development of the Park Nursery Site. Edgecumbe Booster Club representative for the Wilder Park Development. Edgecumbe Booster Club Committee for the development of the current new facility. Committee person - Ramsey County Nursing Home Advisory Committee. Commissioner of Public Housing - 1978 to present. Secretary of the Commission Treasurer of the Commission Chairman of the Finance Committee. University of Minnesota Labor Education Advisory Committee. . � , � Mernber: International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 4�110 Vice President 1978 - 1981 Executive Board 1981 - present Business Agent 1981 - present Delegate: Building Trades Execuive Council 1981 - present Delegate: Trades & Labor Assembly 1976 - present Executive Board of the Trades and Labor Assembly 1978 - 1981 Cope Committee of the Trades and Labor Assembly 1978 - 1981 Chairman Education Committee 1977 - 1981 Board of Directors of the Union Advocate 1978 - 1981 Member Civic Committee for Cable TV Company presentation Board of Directors - Electricians and Associates 1978 - present Chairman Budget Committee Chairman Building Renovation Committee Chairman Parking Lot Development Committee �9�az RICHARD J. (DICK) MIT , ,T COMMUNITY/POLITICAI,/tTNION ACTIVITIES Solid Waste Management Advisory Council 81 - present Chair: Waste Reduction & Collection Sub-Conunittee DFL IlZdorsed Candidate for State I,egislature 1930 District 64 Director 1g82 - present District 64 Central Committee Member 78 - B2 Convention Attendee - Alternate/Delegate State DFI� - Alternate 78 & 82 4th District - Alterna,te 78 �; 82 Senate District - Alternate 1972 Sena.te District - Delegate 74 - B2 County Commissioner Endorsing - Delegate 78 8c 82 City - Delegate 76 - 81 Precinct Chair/Vice-chair 78 - present I�.wn si� Co-coordinator 1 g82 Len I,evine, Dick Cohen, & Jay Benanav Active in the campaigns of DFI, endorsed candidates for the pa.st 12 years including Mark Dayton, Bruce Vento, Warren Spannaus, �C Ruby �iunt Union Activities Elected to the �ecutive Board -�or St. Pau1 2 years Tra.des & I,abor Assembly Member of the St. Paul Tra.des �, I,abor 2 years COPE Co�nittee Delegate to St. Paul Trades & Labor Assem'�ly 5 years Delega.te to AFI,/CIO Community Services Conference 1 g81� Elected to the E�ecutive Board of Zoc�1 #110 IBE4�1 2 years Trea,surer of Electricians � Associates 2 years Member of Loca1 #110 IBEW 15 years IDUCAT I ON/EMPI�OYP�TENT/PERS ONAL Fducation: 1963 Graduate of North St. Paul High Attended Institute of Technolo�r - University of Minnesota At+end Continuing Educa.tion Classes - U of M Graduate Electrical Apprenticeship Program - St. Paul iVI 1g67 Gradua.te of Dunwoody Institute �]nployment: Journeyman Electrician 13 years Currently employed by Collins Electric Personal Age: 3?, Married, 4 children, Homeowner - 13 years (1775 Munster Ave.) Hobbies: Stamp collecting, woodworking, cars, fishir�, gaxdening. s �. �'�� -��I�� f��t�� : �'79'�� 2 �� '�� John M. Downs ' �,� ��;�� , 957 East Minnehaha Ave . , St . Paul, P�IN 55106 career ob�ective A position utilizing my skills, exneriences and abilities . competencies: management Knowledge of bar and restaurant management. Hired and scheduled help. Ordered stock, issued paychecks, ran cash register and performed all bookkeeping duties, etc . sales �aorked as salesman for P•iarina . Sold boats,.� supplied and , performed other related Management duties . Dealt with public and served customers . purchasinq Five years exnerience as a purchasing clerk for Northern , Pacific Railroad. Started as general office clerk and worked up to a head file clerk. Gained knowledge of skills in office, typing, addinc� machine, copier, etc . public rel�ations Have been involved in over 50: political campaigns . Have done everything from cold calling on potential voters , to car.tpaign management. Have run for political office personally and am presently conducting a fundraiser for , P.A.C.0 (Phalen Area Community Council Meals or �aheeis Program) . T�Till be conducting fundraiser also for the , Police Department, Little Sister's of the Poor and for the Fire Department shortly. � education G1obe Business College. , S,t. Paul, MN. Coursework in general business nractices - 1965. • Hill High School. �t. Paul ; MN. Grad�a�ted - 1952 . work experience Salesman. Watergate Marina - 2500 South Mississippi ' River Blvd. , St. Paul, P�N. Machine operator. Minnesota Minning and Manufacturinq. 900 Bush Street, St. Paul., MN. Purchasin clerk. Northern Pacific Railway. 5th & ' English Avenues, St. Paul, MN. Assistant baker. Olsens Bakery. Frost & English Avenues St. Paul, MN. references Kelly Brookman, Owner Brookman Motors Sales. Lake Elmo, MN. 612-771-1316 . George Relitz, Owner Capitol City Car Cleaninq. 612-774-3630 . � . . . � �1� 2"79'701 _____ FERSONAL- � MIC�iAF.L K. I3ERr�UIST 1747 Humboldt Ave. W. St. Paul, I�N 55118 PHONE: (612) 455-3013 DATE OF BIRTH: 1-25-56 age 26 PI�ACE OF BIRTH: Burlington, IA EDJCATION- Archbishop Brady High School Oakdale Ave W. St. Paul, MN 55116 1973-1974 Architectural Drafting , GRADUATED:Nay 1974 top 1/3 of class. Normandale Community College France Ave. Bloomington, NN 1974-1976 Niechanical Drafting Technology 1976-1978 Retail Operations Management Inver Aills Community Colle�e Babcock Trail Inver Grove Hts, MN Adult Continuing Education=Computer Science ' CAREER BACKGROUND: gKpl,pyg�; RESISTANC�. TECHNOLOGY, INC. � 1260 RED FOX RD. ARDEN HILLS, MN 55112 BUSINESS: Custom Miniature Electo-I�Iechanical Devices (potentiometers) POSITION: Zead Draftsman RESPOVSIBIZITY: See attached job descripton. REASON FOR SEEKING OTHER EMPLOYMENT: Severed Reduction in work force. SUPERVISIOR: Cliff Hogan Years; May 12, 1980 - Sept. 3, 1982 EMPI,O YER: ST.PAUL DISPATCH �. FIONEER PRESS 4th & CEDAR ST.PAUL, MN 55102 POSITIOId: District Swing Supervisor RESpO1JSIBII,ITY: Supervised the circulation of the morning, afternoon, saturday & sunday newspaper. Supervised the collection and carriers of the newspaper in certain districts of the St. Paul metro area. Route management, Personnel recriutment. Sales 8: Service SUFERVISIOR: Scott Franzen YEARS: 1�TOV. 1979- April 1980 �,MPI,OYER: NORTHWESTERN NATIONAZ I,IFE ST.PAUI, DISTRICT � WABASHA ST. ST. PAUZ, MN 55102 POSITIOId: I,ife & Disability Insurance Sales. RESPONSIBILITY: Sales of life and disability insurance. SUPERVISOR: Micheal Masterson YEARS: July 1979- Nov. 1979 • CARE3R BACKGROU1dD ( Con't.� �1�PLOYER: Lancer Stores, Inc. • 78th St. Bloomington, �iJ POSITION: Store Manager RESPONSIBILITY: Managed the stores at Burnsville Center in Burnsville and Single Hills Shopping Center in W. St. Paul SUPERVISIOr�: JOHN C. (SKIP) THOMAS DATES: Sept. 1975 - 3�y �9?9 ,�ALARY & BENEFIT REQUIREMENTS: I have a finanical responsibility of earning a minimum of �22, 500 a year. I require a minimum of twice my yearly salary in company paid life insurance. As well as Health Insurance to protect myself as well as my family. . Please reference my job description and letter of recomendation from my former employer. ' Name: Michael K. Berquist Title: -- Supervised by: Engineering Manager I. RESPONSIBILITIES: Design . M.A.P.I.C.S. ( �'�n�acturing� Accountin�, Production, & Inventory Documentation Control Systems ) Supervision General II. DUTIES: . . . Design: , l. Work with engineers on design of products, parts, tools, jigs and fixtures. Often works from unscaled sketches and verbal instructions adding si�e and tolerance to prints. 2. Training position for designer/engineer. M.A.P.I.C.S.: 1. Prepare and submit computer input forms. 2. Check forms submitted by draftsmen for data entry. 3. Batch and present computer forms to data processing all part number, additions, deletions, or changes on a daily basis. 4. Separate completed entries. Proof read Product Structure files and turn over to Manufacturing Engineer all Routing files. 5. Perform file maintenance 6. Perform inquiry 7. Maintain monthly input files and computer batch log reference book. ' Docu�entation: 1. Aasigna part nnmbeLs :i 2. Maintain all refereace books and Blue Print books 3. (See M.A.P.I.C.S.) Supervision: 1. Supervise drafting personnel 2. Conduct perfomance and salary reviews with drafting personnel 3. Supervise secretary with concern to computer data entry . 4. Assigns work to draftsmen � 5. Assigns typing and related work to secretary for drafting General: 1. Talks with sales representatives and order all equipment and suppliea for drafting department 2. Act as liaison between drafting and all related departments. September 7 , 1982 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Mr . Mike Berquist has worked for me as Lead Draftsman eince February, 1982 . Mike �oined Resistance Technology on 5-12-80 , as a Detail Draftsman; and has shown positive growth with the company. Mike is very enthusiastic and works exceptionally well � with people from all plant functions . Primary respon- sibilities included mechanical detail drafting , computer input for product data management , issuance of part , tool and ECO numbers , work direction for one other draftsman, and general documentation co-ordination. Mike was always willing to work beyond our normal hours ; had an excellent attendance record, worked hard and willingly accepted challenges. Mike would be an asset to any manufacturing operation. Sincerely, Cliff Hogen Engineering Manager CH: sw R�siSfQ1C9 TeChI1010py hC. 1260 Red Fox Rood. St.Pa�1.MV 559�2 TWX 563-3601 Phone(612)636-9770 Moirq Adctets:P.O.Box 9349,M�necpofs, MV 55440 " n � i nin �79�701 �t„ ,�o SAINT PAUL AREA o �tl _ U p ,j wa's. �czo� ` o .� � �l� 6 ' �,� 6�� °py �,�`*'` ra e3 an a �or ��e,�m LABOR CENTRE • 411 MAIN STREET � ST. PAUL, MINN. 551� � 222-3787 � �v,��-,�� P,�; �, s fC, �Fr", , January 13, 1983��•�'�! �e� President Victor Tedesco City �Council of St. Paul City Hall & Court House St. Paul , Minnesota 55102 PRESIpENT & MEMBERS OF ST. PAUL CITY COUNCIL At their regularly scheduled meeting of January 12, 1983, after recommendation from the Assembly COPE-EXecutive Board, delegates to the St. Paul Trades and Labor Assembly passed a recommendation that JOHN GALLES be appointed to complete the term of the 3RD Ward City Council member. John Galles has been an active resident of the 3RD Ward and we feel that he deserves your complete support. William A. Hammerman Secretary-Treasurer CC: City Council - A1 Olson opeiutc#12p ��tJ f V.j. PUBLIC HOUSING AGENCY OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL PHA380 Bremer Building•419 North Robert Street,Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 •Phone(612)298-5668 January 10, 1983 City Council 386 City Hall St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Members of City Council: John Galles has served as a Commissioner on the Board of the Public Housing Agency of the City of Saint Paul since August 15, 1979. I have found him to be very sympathetic to the concerns and needs of the 13,000 lower income people who reside in the PHA's subsidized housing. He relates very well to people from various social and economic backgrounds. He is a good lis- tener and has been quick to learn the details of our rather complex and regulated housing programs. Mr. Galles has an excellent understanding of our annual budgets which total about 15 to 20 million dollars per year. Although Mr. Galles is considered by many to be organized labor`s representative on the Board, he has not taken a narrow "what's best for labor" view in voting on Board issues but has taken into consideration what is best for the people of St. Paul, the PHA and its low income residents, as well as labor's concerns, before deciding how to vote. His broad perspective and analytical approach have made him an influential Board member. He is articulate and decides his position on an issue only after he has heard both sides and has the facts in hand. Mr. Galles is a man of high principles whom I have found to be honest and ethi- cal in his relationships with others. He seldom misses a Board meeting and comes to the meetings well prepared, having carefully studied the background materials which are mailed to all Board members before the Board meets. Mr. ' Galles is a thoughtful and dedicated individual who will make a significant contribution to whatever endeavor he decides to undertake. Sincerely, c_-- �.; •� � � .�- L�'`` c� .�t _n Marshall D. Anderson -�,� � Executive Director �-�-� ""� � r`%� L?s d �„;P ►-' h• �.-;.'. Y�,;� ,, cc: Mayor George Latimer -:;:�; �, Each Council Member � � � • ' '' 2�79"7U1 ��L�, II � �,, �� : . :� /-,�-83 �� t�'��,-;� � . a; � � ' v� I `�'��I .�� '� �' '''�'t�,,+�,r 1 1983� _ � � �� r_ �►`r ,,\ ��,1. Pawl I, . fl�i.Ldebir�un� �.,, � �.n. �� l85,3 ,fiannv.lph. �9ve., Ap�.t. #�/ � , S�. �� ,�.e,ao� 55�05 �.�. , � Decu �S#. f�a,u.0 C�.tr� Counc,�.0 I�embeRO, ' I ux�� .Lihe �o u.�e #h..i..e occa,o,i.on. �o a�vwunce m� cand,�dac� �va �h.e 4l�and 3 C.i.t� �ounci.0 �ea,t �ecen�C� wxcated 6� Levna�d Levuze. �E �he .�ame �me .c.t ,c.�� no# me� �in,ten.t #.�i .�ubm,i.t m� ircnne a,a a Gan.d.i.d,a�e ,in �he ap�ov�.z#men� p�vic e p�e�e,�C� be.�.ng u,oed 6� �h.e ci.,t� coun.c,i.C. 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'' "_ _.�. � v.. _ . . . �- . , . . . . . � ". ' . _''�' .. ... / - . ' . � �. » . ... � . .. . . .� . _ � _ ,;��,,,,L /�T C�-�L/ �j _ . ( � � � ` Aj �� `- —,' °� . L / 4�� c�- �� ' ' �,�� - � ��;(., , � n ; . ��'��,�� cz.� ��.�.-. A . . ,� • �:��.�,��..��- 8`�� .� �,�= �' �%�,�.,- . � �-i � � � �:r ,;�..; •��-.�, �,�-r-. 1 ` � � { r ! 2'79'701 ` ! STATE OF MZNNESOTA ) ) COUNTY OF RAMSEY ) ss ) CITY OF ST. PAUL ) I, John J. Galles do solemnly swear (or affirm) to support the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of Minnesota and to discharge faithfully the duties devolving upon me as Gity Councilman of the City of Saint Paul to the best of my judgment and ability. " , / , . , ,,\ Sworn to and subscribe to before me this l d day of 19 �� • t--y ``z,� Judge of District Court � � (�.�:�.--8"�'`". _ � .�� CITY OF SAII\TT PAUL J` {�� = � �'' . _ ,; • OFFICE OF THE CITY COIINCIL y `�'��! � '� !' .'I ,�� \ �\'�4.� '•.�� . �1_�=�i�. (�� . . �*i� !!. . a t �:. :' �..%a� !,,` ' D�n '` ��... _ --_� .�. ;? 1 9�n ._ �,, i r, �u;;�..�„ ,.. `J •j i LEONARD W. LEVINE `'�,`�� December 21, 1982 '`�-" Councilman " - :.�. �:' " Council President Victor Tedesco - Room 719 City Hall St. Paul , Minnesota 55102 Dear Council President Tedesco: This is to officially inform you that I will resign my City Council position effective at noon, January 3, 1983. Sincerely, f � ,�,�„��.�-__ Leonard W. Levine Councilman Wa rd 3 c.c. - Councilman Fletcher Councilman Masanz Councilman Nicosia Councilman Scheibel Councilman Wilson . ,� � .-`� �,-� c,•;� � _,�;� t� ,� '� Gy4 '� ;,,-c� �, �" :.a� !-� o :;� � ►r � � CITY HALL SEVENTH FLOOR SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 612/298-4473 ."�—�J NOT PRINTED P.T TAXPAYERS' EXPENS[ � � � � ��9��1 — �. �� , �� _ a, z�': :} �';�� , :a: -� t. w M � = , , , 1�1 �� ty }��i� dF-�%NiL�4C. � C ,•��gl� i ,t . ,�' �" y i . Y �� ;� Ir g< . � . R A,y� � � � . l�4 4.�, v� f' ��.j i [y t v Ab� 'ti� 1: � "� .' �t�y} . �'��,r ��`� 4 ��t�L+r"1 1 �N � A^' �p`4'�.V .C:�. i T�r' ��Y � i " �s .a;xr r .':. . v a qr�,4` f f �y H a4; r�,ri� =�A� ! �..i� a 3 +�jt.'. � �1� W�3 Y '°1 '�4t+a AF�•/°.; t� s '� yy J Y t E: ,S ,'PI�Y�' x��p.r �� -�� i�.; �L , �W ,�,� ES9'+•� ¢ n N� m 3 �� '��r 1 i a�'Z '�,,, ;�` '`I l��" '' t';�� i ry'1��.. K� "..I. dl x '�.-n ` �•�t �� ; , ��r r � '� � 4�� i �� 1 r� � ` �I, �� , � , , , �' i"ex� �•"�" .�`o� "� J�� C:.v�s�►�. '�y�� R �� '��tr1+�n 'f}i' ;'�l',�-�Q�Ir��44�� 1'1,,.,1�, ^, ,..; s � a � rr '��'.' � ' '� ''� �` Wkfd. a t � r ,�� '"�� a�8�'„F a>''` � ✓, ��•1; � ' n4 r, "ro , �`� '.r /�� "�a:; I . {� .• f M�/� .,� ti 4 '-�`I �:,�� L.k .� �7^IY . �'��'M'+�.'. �. . S�. :::� N t� Y'�'"� i � ' �' ��F t.� i �;'*i.EC i� "� i:".f*��+ t a � " � .� � M+�R�Y� � 'Y� •�,� --.� � t �1... P �' b�11�1��l Y�'.:.}F 5 . � }f'� t`� w' �r��i�� t t'Yw4;i" 5 � �� t��j � �� i 5.� `�',�, �a;�� "'s" R � �i C "f.»'��4�� / ' . +M'�, � d�� r ` ` '�'� �. 2�9�01 t GITY �F ��'�' . � �r o a a t1i�� I[II b � ittl � li II o � h isa+ i ♦ . - - � � �. The St. Paul + City Councii' , Announces That a vacancy on the CRY Coundl br District 3 will be fAled as folbws: APPUCATIONS wi��be accePted et Gty � qerk's office� Roam 388 CitY Hell. St. ' Paul, MN 85102 unt� 4:30 P.M. January 11, 1883. Candidates are encoureged to supph� whatever backy�ound information : deemed eppropriate. , pugLlC HEqRINd yvi'q be held at 7 P.M. Janua 13 1983 M 11�e Counc� ChaR►' bers. 3rd oor, ty Heq,to h�r aN can� � didates. _ i � ' i VOTIN� to fill the vacancr wi� t�c place et the City Cou�cN mseti� � . 10 A.M.on January 18� 1983. Victor Tedssa►, President of the CitY Coun�i� . ��e�� CITY OP` SAINT PAUL �'�9"7�1 = • OFFICE OF THE CITY COIINCIL .:.�.,. f�f ��iarnr � . :ai�,` � � � � - D a t e ; January 18, 1983 COMMITTEE RE PORT TO = Saint PQU i City Council FROM : Committee an RULES AND POLICY C H A(R -- Victor Tedesco SUBJECT: Filling Council Vacancy The Rules and Policy Committee, at its January 13 meeting, recommended that the Council follow Rule 13, Proceedings and Motions, of the Administrative Code. It was also determined that after three consecutive tie votes, which produced identical voting results, the Mayor would choose the person to fill the Council vacancy. CITY HALL � SEVENTH FLOOR SAIN'T PAUL, MINNESOTA SS102 �� . `��! CZT'Y OF SAINT P�Z.JL �� 2'�9'701� � ��, z ��_?=•.- � � , OI`PICF'. OF THE CI3'Y COUI�'CIL �:�s.�_;_i'; � -- :i JAMES SGHEIBEL Co�incilnian January 12, 1983 T0: Victor J. Tedesco Council President FROI�i: James Scheibel Councilman RE: Suggestions for Filling Council Vacancy THURSDAY 1.. Time alloted to candidate - 20 minutes. 2. Candidates make 5 minute statement or use that time as they desire. 3. Candidates answer question of Council member. Answers must be limited to 2 minutes. jVe rotate asking question. (No member shall ask a second question until all have had an opportunity to ask one.) 4. Candidates for Tuesday are nominated. No limit to the number of people that may be nominated by any one member. 5. Finalist be given questions to be answered in writing by 4:00 p.m. Monday. Questions should be city oriented. TUF:SDAY l. Candidates make a brief stateMent - 3 minutes. 2. Candidates are questioned by Council. Questions should be directed at clarifying written answers. Although we should set no time limit, we should keep questions to a minimum. 3. Balloting. A. Wxitten - with Council member names on ballot. B. Clerk will read the results of each ballot, including who voted for whom. CITY HAI_L SL:VENTH FLOOR SAINT PA�IL, MiNItiFSOTA 55102 612i298-5679 �� i Victor J. Tedesco 3anuary 12, 1953 Page 2 C. After the third ballot, any candidate receiving less than one vote or less on two consecutive ballots will not be considered on future ballots. D. After the €ifth ballot any candidate ��ith two votes or less on _ two consecutive ballots will not be considered on future ballots. E. There will be no limit to the number of ballots. F. A person be considered appointed if he/she recieves four votes on any ballot. G. If two people receive three votes each on three consecutive ballots, the Mayor would vote to break the tie. JS:das �~:` - F�~:~�E' G 1 TY OF .SA I IV'T PA U L Council �f y��, r •ti�.. ?F C�A�� •. -�� " �- �p File N0. , � � Y Co. uncil Resolutionc�r�pr� �� I °f 2 _ � ' _� �— r � l�T`.1 .,r � �r /7 /Q� E'�r. �•ntPd B�• � Referred To Committee: Date - Out of Committee By Date ' iq��tFAS, in the ereut of a vacsncy fn elective office it is inammbent i�oa - the Saint Paul City Cotmcil to carry art the pravisiaas of Sectia� 2.OS of the City Charter in an orderlr and expeditiws mffimer; aad 1��7tFAS, it is the intart of the Camcil to oo�duct aa electioa to fill the vacanry b7 an opm Process which afior�s maxi�m citizea participation by iadividuals and organizatioa�s snd gives duc consideratian Lo everr serio�s candidate, na+, therefare, be it - R�SOLVID, that the City Camcil adonts the follovi�g pracechn�es as a nethad of {illing t2ie vacancy i.n elective office: 1. A public noticc vill be Bade that a vacanc?► exists. 2. �nc notice xill iinrite indivic3uals and gr+oups to sutmit na�aes of qualffied pe�'sozLS to the Office of the GYty C1etk by January '1�,,: 1983_�: . xith r�s of qualificatiaus and supporting statements. 3. I7ze C,aaicil shall schedule a special eveaing Coza�il meeti�g, at �rhich all �sndidates r+}mse na�es have bee�n received by the City Qerk xill be heard by the Cocmcil. Aftcr hearing thc ca�didates� t}�e Coamcil �eabers shall n�inate persoa�s froia thnse that have sppeared befor+e the Camcil. 4. At 4 suhseque�nt reguZar �eeting. ttmse persons naminated by the O�a�cil shall appear again before�the Co�mcil t� answer questians fraa the Coimcil menbers. A21 interested grvups and individua.ls �rill be invited to wb:ait pmposod q�estims to t,}� CAUncil to be asYe.i of the nocainatcd candidates. Questians s�ill be svb�itted to the City Qerk's Office prior La 24 hours before fhe aeeting. 'Ihe Co�icil xill select xhich questio:is it de�ns pertinent ta ask of the cAn�did.ates. (ao�tinued ...) COUNCiLMEN Yeas Nay�s Requested by Department of: FletcAer lsvine In Favor Masanz Nicosia s�n.�bei Against By Tsdesco Wilson Adc�p�ed b}• Council: Date ' Form Approved by City Attorney Cert�(ird F'�ssed b�• Council Secretary BY B�, Appr��ed b� Ylavor. Date Approved by Mayor Eor Submission to Council E3� - - - — --- - BY —------ �' - � � _ �,rr CLERK • ^- °E° q'�E"r GITY OF SAINT PALTI, Council �9�� _ r.��rOR � Fite N . Council Resolution �° 2 °f 2 � �� ;_ --1 �t.:�3=. t _ _ C � Presented By --�- " ' Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date 5. At the cocicicrsian of the qvestiaan period, the Coc�cil shall elect the Go�aicilperson to fill the vacaac�r. And, be it _ FT.��IS.Y RESrJLVED, that the Co�cil shall by subsequent motiaa or resolutiaa establish sgecific to be folla+ed at each meetiug. �� : � � z * a COUNCILIQEN � Requested by Department of: Yhs Nays - Fl�tchK �+ �"'i"°' [n Favor ' Masans - Nlcosla Scheibel � Against BY — �, � Tedesc� ; Wllson ,� DEC 3 01�A1 Form Approved by City Attorney p�� by Council: Date , C��'�'�d Passed by Council Secretary BY B} �` Appruved by y�a�o�: Approved by ;Nayor for Submission to Counc�l Date _ By _ By --____---_ -- - --- _ --. 2'�9'7�1 �-�v._c,��\\�=°' , ��i � � � �� ._.._ , _.._ , : \ � �--�� -� - �?�_.� C;��,�� C�q�� , �� - � � CC.La..��>� � C� G "l�� C�----� �� C l�C?.�.��; �� i-�z.-..� `.�/1 �� - �V G�-�,�,�j t�j c�� J ...-.-\---'-., , r�_�� .v�� - �`� `'�-�� v c3.,C_ o.� c � � Y, ��z� ��.-� �cc> "_�� c� � `� -�(3� �....�^�S��c � � �-`�0.�� . c�..� ��S �n �1�S �v`Y\ �� X ,._.r-- �'""� L:1 � �� \q�� -�� _ «: o .r, t�- �=�� _� �� > > ` � ,� � =. J -":, � s .a �� 1..,, I ..�.� ��^ .� '=,_, =::� C7 . � � 2'79'7�1 � ��:� i�•SAR.r.,O FOX ' �90� Sheridan Avenue St. Pau1, i�:inneso1� �5116 (612) 699-6�02 sxzL� riun�an re?utions Gom-c�unic��ion Proble� solvino Conflic� mana�ement Group fscil�.ta�ion Leadership of volun�eers Proortun devolo;�ne�z� (plannin;, i�aple�nentin;;, ev�lu�t�n�� LF�1DE:�.S:iI P "Pt�S ITS G:dS Chair��,an, St. PGul Co�unity Education Advisory Council ].g7u-present Presiden�, �•rin Ci�y Irzs�itu�e �or ialen.ted 1'ou�'n �'oard 1979-present President, st. Paul Council of PTA/FT�As 1976-1978 President, 'r'�idhland �'ar:c Junior riigh School Pi�A 1973-1974 � President, no�iacro�t Ele�entary �c�zool �1'�l 1970-1972 President, Talraud Torah Pre-School �'�. 1970-1971 .. . . �tth uon;ressionai yis�-ric i; Li�•ec'�vr, 2�iinne�ota Co�u�zi�y Education Association 197II-19'0 REC4C:�I^1I Oiu i3A�'IO2,:>u:. Citizen Lead�rship �t•r�.rd, 1980 National Co�unity r^.dLtc�:�ion .xssociatio�z ST�1TE: Advisory Council I:e�ber of the Y��ar y��rard, 1978 P�.innesota Co;n:aunity Educ�-tion :issoc�a�tion � Leadershi� ��Z;Grd, P`?'U� Cotulcil oi t:�e �e�-r, 1977 � I11Y1Y1P.50�'i.^ (i'021��CSu O"1' P�:Z'eYl�� 18�Ci18Y'� S�1:den� :iSSOCl�.ii.1.001S • LOCAL: Spocial :.cnieve�en� llrr•ard,� 19"0 3t. �.ul Co�.�Unity Education Advisory Council Eimhth District PT.'� Sa�et� A�rard, 1967, for initiatin� and imple:�entin� �he F`i'A Blocic ::ome (child p•rotec�ion) Pl�n A4innecota PTS:1 Life ?�:embership, 1973 � DFL Ii�+VCLV��i�•.T District Director, 1974-1976 Delo�ata, Sonate District Conventions, ].970�s- 1932 Dole�ate, 4th Con�re�sion.�l Di�i;rict Convention, 1982 Qvar tho ycur� have particip�tad in door-:cnockin�, literaturo drops, p�,ot out t'no votv�' telcphonin�, contribu{.ir.� financially� displayin� latim si�za 0.nd 3tu1:'�'in�; envolop� for Dt^�L ec:ndidute.�. . • � 7 � � �� •19 I•�SR�0 FCX SELE�iED ST. Pt�UL PL'iLIC SCiiCCL CO:��:IT1^EE I�I�'•i�E:��:IPS Citizen�s Bud�et Reviet•r Cor��ittee, 19°2-present P.E.R. Co�mittee; 1973-1980 School Reor�ani2ation Co:�;�ittee, 19^0 Elderly Education iasl: Force, 1979 Curriculwn Steerin� Co°..r.--�i�;,e�, 1977-1979 Profession�l Re-certiiication Co:�ittee, 1976 Secondar� School Inte�ration Co:�i��ee Student-Parent Tas:c rorce, 1977 Learnin� Centsrs :idvisory Cor.n:ii�tees Paren�s for Tnte�r�ted �duc�ticn Five Ye�r Plan Taslc t�orce, 1a7� Com.�.urlity Education :�dvisory Council , ].97j-�reseii� PTA cor�mit�ees, 19�4-p-resent Cor�:�uni�;J ndvisor on 'che 5t. Pau1 �.rea Char�.ber of Cot�erce Steerin� Cot�ittee on Local C-overnment Fin��zcin�, 19c2 EDUCA 1^I Oid B.A., P.,etropolitan S�ate liniversity, Februury, 19u2 Graduate, St. Paul Cen�ral 'riioh School, 3une, 19�7 FAI•4T LY Married to David H. Fox, Social S9or� Acl�inistrator Childrer�: 1^�nar, 23 5tudent; Jniversity of P•�innesota, Duluth Regan� 18 Student, Universit�� o;° P•7inr�esota, 'I�•rin Cities Adam� 17 Student, Highland P�.r�c Senior �:ioh 5chool WHI7E - CITV CLERK COUflC1I ��(j� PINK - FINANCE G I TY OF SA I NT PAU L CANARV - DEPARTMENT File NO. BLUE - MAVOR C n ' Reso tio Presented By � R Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul, pursuant to Charter Provision 2.05, does hereby elect and appoint ��, V�� to fill the Ward 3 seat vacated by Leonard Levine on January 3, 1983. COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays � Requested by Department of: Fletcher �'""'"o In Favor Masanz � Nicosia scheibe� _ __ Against BY — Tedesco Wilson JAN i 8 1983 Form Appro y ity Atto e Adopted by C ouncil: Date Certified a_s y Councii S etar BY By � JAN 2 019�3 Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council Ap o by Mavor: — _ _ By PUBLISHED JAN 2 9 1983 � 797v1 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY ROSEMARY J FRANK , being duly sworn on oath, says: that he is, and during all times herein stated has been, Clerk of the Northwest Publications, Inc., publisher of the "� ' � ` '• ° newspaper known as the St. Paul Dispatch, St. '� � ��f' � Paul Pioneer Press, St. Paul Sunday Pioneer �� ` .�� Press, a newspaper of general circulation within ' 'i��! ' ' the City of St. Paul and the County of Ramsey. ;: t�� ,`', � That the Notice hereto attached was cut from �, ,�,�' , the columns of said newspaper and was printed ' f,� ,-� and published therein on the following dates: �; ' �,�: > 7th day of J� , 19 83 � �I � j.�� i '�� . ., �� '� ` � � day of , 19 . 'r .� . ;�� '� `}��,- � day of , 19 i §�W . .•;� :� .., " day of , 19 � � ,: ��-:�. - .:,. Y` _ day of , 19 ; #,e, ,'��r ,� i �'.�.i'r�� t'' i � � ';�'.: �:� ,�:: � day of , 19 '; ". day of , 19 �� y�� `�,i�� -'��.P.i�A.�.•�a�r �i � �'t.�`19�,� � ; - � � �t�8 �;re �p, .�y- �' ��` ��'�� '�� Subscribed and sworn to before me this , �p�p� . . 7 th d ay �►f JAN , 19 8 3 � f" �Y�M bl�'hll�i��"R,�,Ac 1 �� ` . '��N,�`�►�a�= i�7 � ., � � � � �,. Notan• Public „��` � r , ':- ��, , ��.��;� Washington � �,�,� �� ; County, Minnesota . +� �" ��''�� ' � Oct 10 87 , ,._, " � � � � My commission expires , 19 — �, ,. � . � �w �� .� k,� �e� `�� :y�, �� ,.�. � �:.� � ,�. ��'� `t �� .;,� � ,F. .��, •,,�1;,;�� '� �'`w�"�.�`.;r'+ � �'?;: '°' ��" ! �a��n��a��a��,�nnaam�annnnan��,nna,��,n�,�� k ':, •`: � ;,,�- KAY M RITCHIE � ,^ � t. F��rm 24�� er�$ .,#�x;;: '.'"x�, � �=:'i.; NOTARY PUBLIC•h11NNtSOTA ' ''�� WASHINGTON COUNTY � ka �� My Cammission Expires Oct. 10, 1987 � wenrvrrro�r�yvwvor�r � .� -� w W N ;� � ; r � � � �,.. � � ro � � '�° y z c � � � z � � � H d � H x � d � r�-+ x � � � z n vri ►�-+ c°n 9 `e r ra o •z-3 .��^. 0 � ~ Z r y Cx:J � [z7 9 N . � Z C�1 9 N �D H 7d C'' � •-3 � t"� oo i � p, w d � w t� 1 �T� � n � � o o � � _ �� _:~ � , z z w �' � � w � � � � � � r� � w � �, � � � � f � � � ' � � � ; H C'� E C� H �C H C'" E C� H �' �� 1 t�rJ H t" txrJ O � «C [�! H C-" tx=! 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Galles . . . do solemnly swear (or affirm) to support the Constitutions � of the United States and of the State of Minnesota and to discharge faithfully the duties devolving upon me as � City Councilman of the City of Saint Paul to the best of my judgment and ability. � � _� �` �_ /� � - `� _ 1' , ,. ! '� '�� - � � _ , `�_. Sworn to and subscribed to before me this �`S day of ,��: . ..�._ _�1, 19 ,� � r/ Y , ,� �,� � �.J :---r� �,,-,:��-�z�.�,� . � y Judge of District Court ; � � 2'��'�� FlLEQ January 11, 1983 ��{�� 0 I 2 �� `63 CITY C+_ERK'S OFFICE S� Fl1'JLI ��ilht#. T0: Honorable Victor Tedesco, President St. Paul City Council Members of the St. Paul City Council FROM: Kathryn Ackland Candidate, Ward 3, City Council RE: Ward 3 Appointment to City Council I have officially registered as a candidate for the vacant seat on the St. Paul City Council. Since sub- mitting my name to the news media, I have gained three endorsements for my candidacy. They are: Ward 3 DFL Recommendation Ramsey County Women' s Political Caucus St. Paul Human Rights Coalition Enclosed for your further review and consideration are the following materials. 1) Resume outlining areas of expertise and employment history 2) Brochure summarizing background and issues of concern 3) MWPC press release 4) Initial press release announcing candidacy 5) Women' s Consortium membership list I look forward to your decision and will provide more information at your request. Thank you, Kathryn Ackland 1477 Lincoln Avenue St. Paul, MN 55105 � ' . PRESS RELEASE �c , For Immediate Release Contact: Kathryn Ackland 6g8-8367 Kathryn Ackland was unan�tmously endorsed for the vacant Third Ward seat by a special endorsing convention of the Ramsey County Women' s Political Caucus on Monday evening. Though long known to Caucus members for her management abilities in criminal justice planning and leadership in the formation of the Minnesota Women's Consortium, the Screening Committee thoroughly reviewed her credentials alongside those of other applicants . After completing the screening process � the Caucus stated that Ackland is the best qualified. Ackland has also been endorsed by the Equal Opportunity Coalition of St. Paul, and recommended by the Third Ward DFL. For the first time in twenty years no woman sits on the St. Paul City Council , which makes St. Paul the only city of the first class in Minnesota taithout elected womeno Ackland is a member of the National Association of Women Business Owners , was a Bush Fellow in 1982� and has served on the Executive Committee of the National Association of Criminal Justice Planners. Her record of service to the community is well-known. MTNN�ESOTA WOMEN'S CONSORTIUM MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS 11-15-82 . ' Abortion Rights Council of MN Minnesota Women's EduFatiqn Council Administrative Women in Education, Region 9 Minnesota Women's Network' � AAUW - Minneapolis Minnesota Women's Political Caucus � AAUW - Minnesota Minnesota Working Women AAUW - St.Paul Minnesota Nurses Association - Third District Batter�d Women's Consortium, Region XI Minnesota State Employees Union - Council 6 Carleton College Women's Caucus Minnesota Association of Women in Housing CHART Multi-Resource Center, Inc.- Women in Chrysalis, A Center of Women Transition Citizen's Party National Association of Women Business Owners Coalition of Labor Union Women Minnesota Chapter Committee for Coordination of Services to National Council of Jewish Women -Minneapolis Women - Metro State University National Council of Jewish Women -St.Paul Cquncil on the Economic Status of Women NOW - Bemidji Northwoods Coalition for Affordable Housing - NOW - Minnesota � Women's Task Force NOW - St.Paul DES Action, Minnesota NOW - South Suburban DFL Feminist Caucus NOW - Twin Cities ' Executive Women International NOW - United Face-to-Face Health and Counseling Service National Association of Social Workers - Faculty Advisory Committee for Women MN Chapter Women's Issues Task Force Family Tree Na�ional Council of Ne ro Women, Minnea olis 9 p Genesis II Older Women's League GOP Feminist Caucus Project 13 Granville House, Inc. Psyche, Inc. Greater Minneapolis Day Care Association Public Education Research ',Committee, Minnesota Hennepin County Women's Political Caucus Sagaris, Inc. International Association of Personnel Women Sexual Assault Victim/Witness Program of �`iie Junior League of Minneapolis Hennepin County Attorney's Office Junior League of St.Paul Spirit Rising Le�gue of Women Voters of Minneapplis $ex Equity Task Force, St.Paul - League of Women Voters of Minnesota U.C.C. Task Force on Women in Church and Lesbian Feminist Organizing Cor�nittee Society Les Soeurs University Feminist Women Mainstay, Inc. Women Against Military Madness Macalester Feminist Collective Women's Center, University of Minnesota MEA Women's Caucus Women's Center of Mid-Minnesota Melpomene Institute for Women's Health Women in Communications Research Wom�n's Equity Action League Midwest Health Center for Women Women's Intercollegiate Athletics Minnesota Association of Women in Criminal Women's Internationsl League for Peace and Justice, Inc. Freedom Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women Women's Law Caucus, William Mitchell College Minnesota Coalition for Displaced Homemakers Women in Medicine Minnesota Coalition for Sexual Assault Wpmen in State Employment Programs Women's Resource Center, SouthwestState U. Minnesota Coalition for Sex Equity in Women for Racial and Economic Justice Education Working Opportunities for Women Minnesota Dental Hygienists Association YWCA - Minneapolis Minnesota Education Association (MEA) YWCA - St.Paul Minnesota Federation o� Teachers (MFT) Friends of the Consortium Minnesota Home Economics Association Minnesota Public InterestResearch Group Business and Professional Women of St.Paul Minnesota Nurses Association Minnesota Society for Clinical Social Work Minnesota Society for Medical Technology Minnesota Valley Unitarian Universalist Women Minnesota Women in Higher Education Minnesota Women Lawyers .. � � �7y �la ) St. Paul Pioneer Press . St. Paul Dispatch PRESS RELEASE Imnediate Attention Contact: Kathryn Ackland _ 698-8367 Kathryn Ackland announces her candidacy for the Ward 3 St. Paul City Council seat. She has been active in local and state level politics through affiliation with the DFL and Minnesota Women's Political Caucus. She has held �ffice in both organizations. She was an initiator of the Minnesota Women's Consortium. Ackland owns a management consulting business focusing on program - development, planning and evaluation. She is an active member of the National Association of Women Business Owners and a Delegate to the Minnesota Small Business Conference. Ackland's fifteen years of professional service includes service to the city of St. Paul and Ramsey County as Director of Criminal Justice Planning. A 1982 Bush Foundation Fellow, Ackland has participated in the Smith College Management Program for business executives. � Ackland resides with her son, Brady at 1477 Lincoln Avenue. 12-30-82 For St. Paul City Council Ward 3 :��;,. v�:�.M at r n y �., � . BACKGROUND/EXPERIENCE • Resident Homeowner, 1477 Lincoln Avenue,St. Paul • Head of Household — Son, Brady St.Thomas Academy Middle School • M.S.D.(Master of Social Development) University of Minnesota, Duluth 1973 • Manager•Therapist,Morgan Park Group Home Duluth, MN • Regional Development Planner—Arrowhead Regional Development Commission • Program Evaluation Consultant—Walker&Associates Minneapolis, MN • Coordinator—St.Paul-Ramsey County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council City of St. Paul Mayor's Office • Director— Criminal Justice Planning Department Ramsey County • President— Kalb Incorporated,St. Paul, MN • Steering Committee— Fundraiser Chair Minnesota Women's Consortium • Finance Chair—Minnesota Women's Political Caucus • Marketing Consultant — Women mean Business '82 Coupon Book& Directory • Program Development Consultant —Association of Residences for the Retarded of Minnesota McKnight Foundation Project POLITICAUCOMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT • Board of Oirectors—Senate District 63 DFL(New 64) • Chair DFL Sustaining Fund Drive Senate District 63) • Delegate— Princinct,Senate District, State Convention, 1978, '82 • Campaign Worker— numerous DFL candidates national, state, county,city • Delegate— Minnesota Small Business Conference • Member— National Association of Women Business Owners • Elected Executive Committee,National Association of Criminal Justice Planners • Smith Management Program,Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts • Bush Fellow 1982 "Q CONCERN -"�Ant KATHRYN ACKLAND (612) 698-8367 AREAS OF EXPERTISE M anagement — Directed the reorganization and administration �f two similar but expanded criminal justice planning departments for St. Paul and Ramsey County. Rrs}x�nsibilities included planning, coordination, evaluation, and policy and budget analysis fc�r all law e•nfc�rcrmrnt, c��urts, cc�rrections, prosecution and defense programs county wide. — Administered all grants for approximately six million dollars from federal, state and private sources awarded to St. Paul and Ramsey County programs during my tenure. — My departmental resources grew from one hundred thirty thousand dollars to nearly three hundred thousand dollars and a staff compliment of three increased to nine. Primary reporting relationship was to the Mayor of St. Paul. — Developed and managed many other projects in addition to the above.My first entrepreneural management project, Women Mean Business '82 has been a success to both advertisers and consumers. Communication — Effective spokesperson at numerous local, state, national, private and public events.I have prepared written and oral presentations, data reports, training materials, grant applications and media releases for my own delivery and for others. — A confident and capable organizer, strategist, panelist, trainer, and fundraiser. — Facilitated group decision making at large and small gatherings. — A natural enthusiasm for communicating concepts as a developer and lobbyist. Governmental Relations — Coordinated intergovernmental relations and compliance with federal and state aid programs in criminal justice and public safety. — Monitored, analysed and negotiated language improvements in legislation at local, regional, state and national levels. — Participated in coaliti�ns that effected numerous legislation changes. — Directed development of program grant applications and funding strategy resulting in three million dollars of supplemental funding for local criminal justice initiatives. Marketing and Product Development — Directed, as a contracted consultant, the development and distribution of theTwin Cities' first eoupon book and directory Eor over 200 women owned and'or serving businesses as a cooperative marketing and advertising promotion; Women Mean Business '82, published by HDC and Associates, Minneapolis, Minnesota 1981. Planning and Development — Directed the design and development of criminal justice long range plans in St. Paul-Ramsey Count,y. Z'he planning process included representation from all interested constituencies, private and public. — Established criteria for awarding grants and reviewing budgets to insure efficient use of funds. — Developed a formative evaluation model that was installed in all new programs and was adopted by the County Board of Commissioners to be the accepted method for all county departments. — Directed the design and concept phase of the interdepartmental automated Criminal Justice Information System. The system tracks offenders from booking through the court process and into corrections. — Directed many studies and commissions.which resulted in new programs, including the Ramsey Medical Examiner, Juvenile Defense, Serious Juvenile Offender Legislation, and Crime Prevention Curricula. KATHRYN ACKLAND (612) 698-8367 AREAS OF EXPERTISE M anagement — Directed the reorganization and administration of two similar but expanded criminal justice planning departments for St. Paul and Ramsey County. Rrs��onsibilities included planning, coordination, evaluation, and policy and budget analysis f��r all law ��nf�,rcf•ment, c��urts, cc�rrections, prosecution and defense programs county wide. — Administered all grants for approximately six million dollars from federal, state and private sources awarded to St. Paul and Ramsey County programs during my tenure. — My departmental resources grew from one hundred thirty thousand dollars to nearly three hundred thousand dollars and a staff compliment of three increased to nine. Primary reporting relationship was to the Mayor of St. Paul. — Developed and managed many other projects in addition to the above.My first entrepreneural management project, Women Mean Business '82 has been a success to both advertisers and consumers. Communication — Effective spokesperson at numerous local, state, national, private and public events.I haveprepared written and oral presentations, data reports, training materials, grant applications and media releases for my own delivery and for others. — A confident and capable organizer, strategist, panelist, trainer, and fundraiser. — Facilitated group decision making at large and small gatherings. — A natural enthusiasm for communicating concepts as a developer and lobbyist. Governmental Relations — Coordinated intergovernmental relations and compliance with federal and state aid programs in criminal justice and public safety. — Monitared, analysed and negotiated language improvements in legislation at local, regional, state and national levels. — Participated in coaliticros that effected numerous legislation changes. — Directed development of program grant applications and funding strategy resulting in three million dollars of supplemental funding for local criminal justice initiatives. Marketing and Product Development — Directed, as a contracted consultant, the development and distribution of theTwin Cities' first eoupon book and directory for over 200 women owned and'or serving businesses as a cooperative marketing and advertising promotion; Women Mea�i Business '82, published by HDC and Associates, Minneapolis, M innesota 1981. Planning and Development — Directed the design and development�f criminal justice long range plans in St. Paul-Ramsey Count,y."I�he planning process included representation from all interested constituencies, private and public. — Established criteria for awarding grants and reviewing budgets to insure efficient use of Eunds. — Developed a formative evaluation model that was installed in all new programs and was adopted by the County Board of Commissioners to be the accepted method for all county departments. — Directed the design and concept phase of the interdepartmental automated Criminal Justice Information System. The system tracks ofEenders from booking through the court process and into corrections. — Directed many studies and commissions.which resulted in new programs, including the Ramsey Medical Examiner, Juvenile Defense, Serious Juvenile Offender Legislation, and Crime Prevention Curricula. �� ' THOMAS R. BYRNE 1974 Beechwood St. Paul, Mn. 55116 A1 Olson City Clerk � City Hall St . Paul, Mn. 55102 Dear Mr. Olson: I am hereb� making application for the vacated posi- tion on the City Council for District 3 . I plan to be present at the public k�earing tnat is scheduled for 7 : 00 P .M. , January 13, 1983 in the Council Cham- bers . Enclosed is a short resume . If you desire any fur- ther informa.tion or references , please contact me at the above address or 483-5525 ofc/698-6305 home . Sincerely, TRB/ml Thomas R. Byrne h �z�''„�� y<'� ,� ` rny �� ,�• � �' ;�'p � `fl � � � � � . i R E S U M E Thomas R. Byrne 1974 Beechwood Avenue Saint Paul, Minnesota Phone: Office: 488-5525 Home: 698-6305 Born: March 9 , 1924 Married: June 9 , 1945 5 Children, 7 Grandchildren Member St . Leo ' s Catholic Church, St . Paul EDUCATION College of St . Thomas, Graduated B .A. in 1947 , Cum Laude Elected Member of Delta Epsilon Sigma National Honor Society University of Minnesota, M .A. Degree, 1960 Member of Phi Delta Kappa, Professional Education Fraternity MILITARY U . S . Army Air Force - M .O . S . Navigator Service - Italy WORK EXPERIENCE 1947 - 1953 St . Thomas Academy - Instructor 1953 - 1966 Independent School District 625 Teacher, Student Council Director, Guidance Counselor 1966 - 1970 Mayor, City of St . Paul 1970 - Present Assistant Principal - Program Administrator 1978 - June ' 82 St . Paul Evening High School, Track II Program Initiator and Administrator ORGANIZATIONS/COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Minnesota Municipal Commission Executive Board, National League of Cities Citizens ' Committee - Mayor ' s Open Space Program Solid Waste Disposal Advisory Committee Metropolitan Airports Commission Advisory Board, U . S . Conference of Mayors Mpls . - St . Paul Waste Disposal Board Como Park Conservatory Committee Chairman, Crisis in Education Bond Committee Chairman & Negotiator, St . Paul Principal ' s Association Past Commander, Ran View Post 6210 County Chair: Johnson-Humphrey Committee Co-Chairman: Latimer Volunteer Committee Chairman: McLaughlin For County Auditor Volunteer Committee ° s RESUME - Thomas R. Byrne Page 2 Saint Paul Federation of Teachers Minnesota Association of Secondary School Principals St . Leo ' s Church, Parish Council St . Thomas College Alumni Board Benanov for State Senate Campaign Committee State DFL Sustaining Fund References furnished upon request . , � :.�..� ?�9`�0� �,,;�� GTY OF SAINT PAUL INTERDEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM January 10 , 1983 T0 : MR. VICTOR TEDESCO PRESIDENT, CITY COUNCIL FROM: FRANK A. STAFFENSON SUBJECT: COUNCIL VACANCY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please consider this as my application of candidacy for the vacancy on City Council, in District 3 . Attached is the background information you have requested. F.A. S. � c� � � � cr>—� ...� --;,.� ..,.. '.�r"' r• ;�7 -s� �?s � f'� r-7'� Ftt �N W 0 �� "°L7 2� � � n � tT1 La� `�°��*'•''. FRANK ANDERS STAFFENSON Age: 49 Address : 762 S . Syndicate St. Paul, Mn. 55116 Phone • 690-2083 Married, two children Health: Excellent Education: rade School ----- J.J. Hill High School ----- Central (St . Paul) Macalester College University of Minnesota - Bachelor of Science, 1959 University of Minnesota Graduate School - Hospital Engineering Short Courses : Numerous job associated short courses Military Service: U.S . Army, Signal Corps , 1953-1955 Active Duty in Korea - teaching in Tactical Air Control School Honorable Discharge Employment : Present - City of Saint Paul, Division of Health, Supervisor of Housing Code Enforcement, which includes: Pest Control, Environmental Control and Administration of the Housing Code, and other related ordinances. Guest lecturer - University of Minnesota and Gustavus College. Prior - Division of Housing and Building Code, Supervisor of Housing Code Enforcement, Administration, Truth-in-Sale of Housing, Vacant Buildings . Bureau of Health - Supervisor of the Food � Dairy Section, as well as , inspectional duties in dairy, food , housing, rodent control, institutional sanitation and conducting lectures on food sanitation, housing, the Community Health Demonstration Program, as well as, an annual lecture to the graduate students in the School of Public Health. I have also developed a data collection system for the environmental health areas of housing, complaints , general sanitation, and for all licensed food establishments for the city. Previous Experience: FRANKLIN CREAMERY - Minneapolis , Minnesota (until June, 1963) . Laboratory Supervisor. Responsible for all work in laboratories , and general sanitation of Minneapolis and Duluth plants . � � . FRANK ANDERS STAFFENSON Page 2 Previous Experience (cont. ) TWIN CITY MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION - Farmington, Minnesota (until January, 1961) . Supervised dry-milk manufacturing, including scheduling of production and final quality of the product. WATKINS COOP CREAMERY - Watkins , Minnesota (until October, 1959) . Established testing and grading laboratory for cheese and whey products . Su,:tmer Experience: MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - State Off ice Building Summer employment for credit in .practical application for BS degree. Worked in Bacterio- logical laboratory, and assisted Mr. Vacha in field inspections. MARIGOLD DAIRIES - Rochester, Minnesota Summer employment for credit in practical application for BS degree. MINNESOTA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY - Saint Paul, Minnesota General duties in the picture department as a photographer. Professional and Other Memberships : Presently - Minnesota Environmental Health Association Minnesota Dairy Technological Society Minnesota Milk and Food Sanitarians Elder in Merriam-Lexington Presbyterian Church Formerly: Scout work; troup Explorers Advisory Position Church - Superintendent of Sunday School, Youth Advisor and Adult Choir Veterans of Foreign Wars District Camping Committee, Boy Scouts of America