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277240 WHITE - CITYCLERKCOCI�ICIUI��t�I �� PINK • - FINANCE p G I TY OF SA I NT 1 A V L COl1RC1I CANARY - DEPARTMEN'�eVe�O ment BLUE - MAYOR File N . � ncil Resolution Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date � WHEREAS, the City Council , by Resolution, Council File No. 266179, approved October 9, 1975, approved guidelines and st�ps for the establishment of the citizen participation process to aid the Ci�y in the development of programs for the City and its neighborhood; and WHEREAS, the District 14 (Macalester-Groveland) Working Committee has applied for recognition as the General District Planni�ig Council for District 14; and „ WHEREAS, the Mayor' s Office has advised the Ci�ncil that the District 14 Working Committee has complied with the City Councifi�'s guidelines and s�eps and recommends that the City Council recognize their organization; and WHEREAS, the City Council held a public hearing Thursday, July 30, 1981, for the purpose of considering the request of the organization, the Mayor's recommendation, and to hear from all interested persons; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul does hereby approve and recognize the District 14 Community Council as the General District Planning Council for District 14; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that the action of the City Council on May 11, 1978, which recognized the Southwest Area District Council is hereby rescinded for that area lying within the boundaries of the General Planning Council for District 14; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that upon recommendation of the Mayor, the Council of the City of Saint Paul does hereby approve the following budget for the District 14 Community Council for citizen participation, financing to be derived from the City's 1981 General Fund budget (Activity 06110) previously adopted by City Council , File No. 277047, and the City's 1982 General Fund budg�t (Activity 06110) COUNCILMEN Requestgd by Department of: Yeas Nays Hunt PED (Communit_v Development Division) �e��ne In Favor Maddox McMahon snowaite� - __ Against BY — Tedesco Wilson Form Approved by City Attorney Adopted by Council: Date — Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY By� Approved by ;Nlayor: Date _ Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council BY - – — By WHITE •- CITY CLERK ��A PINK - FINANCE COUIICII CANARY - DEPARTMENT G I T Y O F S A I N T PA U L �r �� BL�7E - MAYOR File N O. Council Resolution Presented By Referred To Committee: Date � Out of Committee By Date page 2 yet to be submitted to the City Council : District 14 Comnunity Council - 8/1/81-12/31/81 1/1/82-6/30/82 General Funds previously approved (C.R. #277047) $4,375 $4,375 Additional General _Funds: 1981 Budget Amendment (transfer from Contingent Reserve 09061) 2,455 1982 Budget (Activity 06110) 2,621 Total General Funds $6,830 $6,996 and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor is hereby directed to include an appropriate amount of funding in the 1982 General Fund budget sufficient to provide the financing required above. APPROVED AS TO NDING: APPROVED: Bernard J. C lson, Director Gregory le Dept. of Finance & Management Services Budget Director COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays Requestgd by Department of: Hunt PED COmm i Levine In Favor Maddox � ' � � Q�` McMahon y�� _ __ Against BY Tedesco �Alilsew� A�G 6 �� Form Ap oved by rney Adopted by Council: Date — � - Certified P�s_e by Counc' Se tar By 8�3�� sy _�— _ Appro by 1�layor: te _ A�� O �� Ap o by Mayor for i sio �Cou il. By B UBLISH�.D AU C 151981 fii+►i / � ' OM 4Z: i j1S�75 ' : Rev. : 9/ � Rev.: ,.: 5, jr�} ; EXPLANATIt�t QF 1�1MIINISTRATIVf OR�'S, Rev.. 4� /�� RE50LUTIONS ANO QRDINJ1NCES Date: July 31, 1981 _ . T0: MAYOR GEORGE LATIMER FROl�I: WILLIAM Q. PATTON �} � � RE ��P .,:� . � � RE• RECOG�iITItNV & FUNDING OF .DISTRI�T 14 EQMMt1NITY �OUNCIL 4 $1 �� AI.I M �FFICE ti, ACTiON tt�qUESTED; .. � � City Council apPraval . PURPOSE 1M�D RA'fIQNA4E FOR THIS ACTIt�I: �... . DistriEt 14 warking committee completed ten steps to recogni�ti�n and p�blic hearin was held by City Council 7/30/81, 7:30 P.M.-, at �Iativi�y Sehool , 1900 Stanford. � F I I�UINC I tt�. :Il�ACT: �._...�.. Approve budget for period between August 1, 1981 through June �0, 1982' for $13,826 ATTACI�IENTS s : 2-page Resol.ution District 14 approved budge�. . . . � � ��240 C . �.� ___._._..._.--___ 4. July 10, 1981 • Albert B. Olson, City Clerk 3� City Hall St. Paul, Minnesota Dear A1; Please be notified that I have called a special meetin� of the Cit�r Council for Thursday, July 30th, 1981 at 7:30 P.M. at Nativity School Auditorium, 1900 Stanford Avenue, to consider recognition of the Dietrict 14 Council Council President We, the undersigned Councilmen, do hereby waive written notice requirements for a special meetin� of the City Council on Thursday, July 30th, 1981 at 7:30 P.M, in the City uncil Chambe for reasons stated ve. , . .. � � • .� , { , , :.:,.,, 2'�'�240 � � . CITY OF SA1NT PAUL IN7ERDEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM . f/��p� `�� Il ll IQ � �`M To: Council President Ron Maddox ��Cr p�RX�s ��; �l and Members of the City Council ��C, N�N��CF ' # From: Jerry Jenkins � - Date: July 6, 1981 Re: District 14 Recugnition Hearing District 14's recognition hearing will be at Nativity Schaol . auditorium, 1900 Stan�Ford, on Ju'ly 30, 1981 at 7:30 P.M. They have a sound system. Because of construction, you wi11 have �o � enter from the playgroun.�t/parking lot door on Stanford. .. .�... ' JJ/sd . .. .. _ > �:,.t��.,� �- _ :.::�e;� �� ,,,�e`:Aa 2'�'7�4� , 1_�. 'r ?._:'O� . ��_'s% CITY OF SAINT PAUL INTERDEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM To.: Council President Ron Maddox � and Members of the City Council From: Mayor George Latimer Date: June 30, 1981 Re: Recognition of the District 14 Community Council (Macalester-Groveland neighborhood) Attached is the report and recommendation of' the Community Development Division regarding recognition of resid�nts in the Macalester- Groveland neighborho�d as the District 14 Community Council . This report should prove useful in the Council public hearing for recognition of District 14 Community Council . If you have any questions, please contact Mr. William Q. Patton directly. GL/sd Attachment � cc: A1 Olson v Jim Be11us - �"� ��!J . ' �'y 't� '�^�.;,;� CITY OF SAINT PAUL INTERDEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM To: Mayor George Latimer From; Wil l iam Q. Patton �J�j � Date: June 30, 1981 Re: Recognition of the District 14 Community Council as the General District Council for District 14 Background On March 19, 1981, a group identifying themselves as an Ad hoc committee for a Distriet 14 Community Council began a petition process to organize a District 14 Community Council separate and apart from SWAD Council . A letter was sent to Council President Ron Maddox dated April 9, 1981 petitioning the City Council to recognize the formation of a �istrict 14 Community Council . The City Council referred the matter to the Community Development Division for recommendation on a process to consider the petition. The CD Division recommended Molding a public hearing on June 2, 1981 to determine if there was broad-based community support for the petition. At the close of the pubTic hearing, the City Council voted in favor of a resolution which redesignated Randolph Avenue as the boundary line between Districts 14 and 15 and appointed two working committees in each district to develop structure and bylaws and to hold public hearings as required in the ten-step recognition process contained in CF# 266179 to form two separate District Councils for Districts 14 and 15. The "Ad hoc committee for a District 14 Community Council" was designated as the working committee in District 14. This working committee was enlarged to include other elected representatives from District 14 who had not originally joined the Ad hoc committee in the petition. There have been three public community meetings held at Macalester-Plymouth United Church, 1658 Lincoln Avenue, to discuss the proposed bylaws for District 14 Community Council on June 9, 16 and 25, 1981. The bylaws were adopted at the community meeting June 25, 1981. Membership is open to residents, organizations and commercial interests of the District 14 communi�y. Work Program The District 14 Community Council will pursue both short term and long term planning activities, participate in the CIB process, increase and broaden citizen participation, and will establish task forees appropriate to address the concerns and issues of the Distriet 14 neighborhood. Bylaws Bylaws were ratified as amended at the June 25, 1981 community meeting � �� _ , � , - z - � 7 �0� � � held at Macalester-Plymouth United Church. Announcements of public meetings were provided to the St. Paul Dispatch and the St. Paul Pioneer Press, appearing in the June 3rd issue. In addition, announcement of meetings was sent to the Highland Villager and appeared in the July 17th issue. Notice of these public meetings was also given by distribution of flyers to residences, businesses, and other public places throughout District 14 on the weekend of June 6-7, 1981. Announcement of dates, time, and place of subsequent meetings was also made at each public meeting. Budget The attached budget request is for July 1, 1981 through June 30, 1982. We recommend $12 ,800 be allocated beginning August 1, 1981. The Office of Community Development is satisfied that the District 14 Community Council , as proposed in the attached documents, meets the intent and purposes of Council File #266179, establishing a process for citizen participation by designated districts in the City of Saint Paul . Therefore, we recommend that the District 14 Community Council , as proposed, be recognized as the General District Council for District 14. WQP/sid Attachment cc: Jim Bellus � 2�'`�24(i PROPOSID DISTRICT 14 COMMtTNI'Tq COIINCIL BiTDGu'T Juiy 1, 1g81 to June 30, 1982 ' Personnel $ 9,2�0 Organizer (half-time) $ 8,�00 Secre�tary (part-tiFne) 750 Office Supplies 7 ap0 � Rent - office, meet.�_ngs 2,000 Supplies 600 Office furnishings & eqvipenent 1,000 Equip�nent Iease 1,000 Telephone 600 Postage 800 Printing - communications, ad- vertising 1,000 Travel - parld.ng, mileage 600 Insurance 2�p Contingency 100 TOTAL $ 17,200 StiiLil�Vr P V1YTl.V ,. Advertising, posters, meetings, flyers� postage, xeroxing, supplies, etc. $ 2,004 , • . ��`�t�J HY-LAWS DISTaZICT 14 COI�iIINITY COIINCIL ARTZCL� I - NAME The name of th.is organization shall be the District 14 Co�nunity Council. ARTICLE II - BOIIND�ARIES � ; The boundaries of the District 14 Co�ttunity Council in 3t. Paul� Minnesota shall include Su�mait Avenue on the north; Randolph Avenue on the sauth; the Mississippi Rivar on the west; th9 Short-line Road and the proposed 135E corridor on the east. ARTICLE III - PURP�0.SE The purpose of this organization shall be; Section 1. ChaMtable and educational so as to unite, in co�non cause, residents of and organizations serving the area described in Article II in a continuing effort to promote har!nonious environmental conditions and favorable cor�:inity relationships therein and to undertake such charitable and educational actions and services as may, by its membership, be determined to be desirable to serve these purposes. Within these purposes it is intended that this organi- zation shall attempt to educate the camnnznity as to the necessity for maintaining coaanunity pride in matters 'of co�non interest for the preservation o�' a desirable livable neighbarhood. By �ray of examples of carrying out these purposes, the organization shall initiate and particinate in such actions as zaay be detercai.ned to be desirable to enable resi�.:ents to preserve and maintain good residential housing, live in a healthful en�rironment, provide recreational fa�ilities, anu protect the neigh- borhood from crime. In furtherance of the foregaing, the purposes af this organization shall be to solicit funds and to accept gifts and contributions, to put to prnductive use all of the funds and property which it may oWn at any time, and to use and d3s_ tribute its income and praperty exclusively for charitable and educat3onal pur- poses. Sect_,ivn 2. To develop imrnediate and lang-range plans, programs, and pro�ects s,rhich sha11. provide for the physical, economic, and social needs of the district. Section . To establish a consistent means of coasaunication so that people may be inade aware of proposals affecting the distriet by public agencies and officials, and �sa.ys in �urn, particiFate in the plarsning priar to actian. Section 4. To have a well-infornsed district realistically pursuing its best interests, thereby improving the quality of life in the City and increasing the confidence in the f�iture of the district and of the City. To this end, the organization will use various meclia to inform the district of issues xhich may affect its interest. � By-Ia�s, p. 2 � ` � 2`�'7240 Section . To set realistic goals for district pro�ects and progz�ams Frhich may require fttnds from outside sources, whether public or private, snd to xork to unite all elements of the district in see':ing to obtain such ftitnds. Section 6. To provide a forum for open discussion so that residents and business peQple of the di.strict can work together toxard the coarmon goal of a safe, healthful, and attractive district within a safe, healthful, and attract- ive city. ARTICLE IV �- ME'M�ESSHIP � : Section 1. General membership shall be open to all persons who live within the boundaries established for the District 14 Co�nunity Council, who are eighteen (18) years of age or older, regardless of race, sgx, religion, or national origin. Section 2. Associate membership shall be open to any business, educational institution, or church in ths Council•s area. Similar organizations or assacia- tions outside the Council's area may become associate members upon application to and approval k�y the Board of Directors. Section . A11 general and associate nembers shall have the right to supear on the agenda at regular board meetings to present pertinent items of �nterest in District 14. General me:nbership :shaLl be entitled to vote for representation at the annual meeting of the District 14 Coaanunity Council and at spscial elections that may from time to time be set by the Board of Direators. Each assaciate member is entitled to ene (1) vote for Director(s} At-.large in its respective category. ARTICLF V - BOARD OF DIPw�CTORS Section 1. The Boar�3 of Directors is the governing body and shall consist af une member f?^��m aach o�° t_`�e proscrib9d grids elected by t.�ie r�sic'.ents trerein. A description of t.he grid boundaries is attached to these by-laws as ��chibit A. In addition, the Board of Directors shall consist of four (4) Directors At-large elected by ths generaZ membership, and four (�+) Direct.ors At-large (two from the business community, one from the educational commun.ity, and one from the church community) elected exc3usively by their respective constituents in the associate membership categories of the business, educational, and church communities. Section 2. The Board of Di.rectors shall have po�ers (a) to Yill mid-term vacancies in its owrs membership by special election within a grid, methods and grocedures for s,rhich sha1Z be determined by the Board Qf Directors one (1) month in advance of the spacial electian so as to ensure proper public notice and appropriate selecti.on of Ihrectors , t.o fill these vacancies. In the event no candidate is elected from the grid, tha Board of Directors may appoint to the position a person residing anywhere s,rithin t►`�e d3stri.et. (b) to elect officers and fill ndd-term vacancies in any office, except President. (c) to exercise a11 of t�e poryrers of the crganization. � (d) to appaint co�nittees as necessary. � By-Iaws, p. 3 . �r ! /�`30 Section . Slections shall be at the ennual meeting. At annual meetings in even-ntzmbered y�ears, all even-numbered grid representatives and .four (4) At-Iarge Directors (twa from gerieral membership and one each from ths business and eclucational associate memberships) shall be elected to a two-y�ear term of office. In odd-numbered years, a11 odd-numbered grid representatives and four (4) At-Iarge I?irectors (two frnm general membersiiip and one each £rom the business and church associate mernberships) shall be elected to a two-9ear term of office. ARTICLE VI - OFFICERS Section 1. The officers of the Di.strict 1� Coa�nuni.ty Council shall be; a President; a Vice-president; a Secretary; and a Treasurer. The term oP office shall be one (1) year. No officer shall serve mnre than t�ro (2) consecutive terms in the same office. Section 2. The off3cers shalZ be elected by the Board of Directors f'rom its members at a meeting to be held the month following the anrntal meeting of the counci.l. Section , Mid-term vacancy of the president's position will be filled by the vice-president. Other mid-term vacancies shaI1 be fil].ed by the Board of Directars. Section 4. An�r officer or director may be removed from office by s two-thirds 2 3) vote of the Boarci of Directors for cause. Unexensed absence from three (3) consecutive board meetings or four (4) baard meetings during any Piscal year sha11 constitute grounds for rem�c►val from office af any officer or board members. Section . The dul:ies of the officers of the District 14 Community Council shall include but not be limited to the following: A. Pres3dent 1. Preside at a:Ll meetings of the District i4 Co�aunity Caunci.l. 2. Have general responsibi.lity for conducting the affairs o� the District 14 Community Covncil. 3. Have generaZ responsibility for the implementation of all resalu- t3ons passed by the membershio. 4. Shall designate committees with the approval of the members of the Board of Directors. �. Shall with the vice-president, secretary� and treasurer� be respon- sible for employment contracts of hirad sta.ff. 6. Supervise and direct staff. B, Viae President 1. Shall perform tha duties of the President in the President*s absence, and such o��ar duties as the P:asident shas7, sa direct. 2. Shall assist the Prssident in conducting the business of the District 14 Co�nunity Council as requested. 3. Sha11, with the approval of the Board of Directors, assums the , duties of ?resident upon vacancy of the President•s position. ` , ' i3y-laWS, p. 4 �� 2'7'7240 c. sa�retary 1. Shall t,a.ke and keep accurate records of all proceedings of District 14 Comta�tn3.ty Council meet�s. 2. Sh�1I, in the absence of hired sta.ff, keep a file of reports submitted by all co�nittees and subcoaanittses. 3. Shall, in the absence of hired staff, be resnonsible far proper records of a11 District 14 Ca�aunity Council correspondence� latters,, and other co�nunications with various persons, businesses, organiza- tions, and other entities. k. Shall, in the absence of hired staff, ensure proper public announce- ment of a71 meetings of the I7irectors and of task forces and co�meit- . tees. D. Treasurer 1. Shall receive and secure moniss obtained for conduc:tir� �,he business of the District 1� Coaununity Council. 2. Shall disburse monies as needed at the d3rection of the Board of Directors. 3. Shall keep accurate and current records of the fiscal matters of the I}i�trict 14 Co�mnt�nity Council. 4. Shall prepare quarterly and annual statements whieh will be submitted to the I7istrict 14 Corrmiunit� Council, 5. Sha11 present a full Treasurer's report, as necessary, at Board meetir�gs. ARTICI� YII - NL�'I'INGS . Section 1. Annual ;�Ieeting. The District 14 Corrmiunity Councii shaZl hold its annual meet:.ng in Ma:r�ch ar April of each year. The date, time, and place of the meeting shall be set '�y the Board of I7irectors. Public notice shall be published at least one (1! month prior to each annual me�ting. The methoc� and proeed;u�E i�r eleeting cli•reotors shall be determin�d b,q tha Board of Itirectors one (1) month prioz� to each annual mesting so as to provide for a de�cratic selection of those Directors required to be elected under these Ar�iclss. All participants shalZ sign in at the meeting with the appropriate residen- 'tial or business adc2ress. As the first order of business, a.nnual reports shall be provided by the officers and chairpersons of such conanittees as t,he Board of Directors may request. Election of the Board of I?lrectors shall be the seeond order of business. Naminations shall be open from tha floor. The ns�wly alected Board of Directars shatl assu�e office at the conclusion o�' the msetino. Issues of concern to the District, proposals for pro�ects or program3 shall be presented and c3iscussed. 3ection 2. Board of Directors� meetings. The Board of Directors shall hold regular monthl9 meetings, as detera�i.ned by the Board st t.he f`l.rst meeting. Board members shall be notiPied by the Secretarg in adnance as to tiiae, place, and agenda. Ptiblic announcement will be pravided t,o 2oca1 media in advance of the ' meeting. . ` . Hy_lawss P• 5 . �� Sectian . Special meetings. Special meetings of the Board of Direct,flrs may be called by the President or by a ma�ority of the Board of Directars on mattars of urgency, provided that natice is made at Ieast three {3) days in advance specifying the time, place, and r�ason for meeting. Section 4. Quor�un. A ma�ority of the Board of Directors shall constitute a quorum at any duly convened. meeting. Section . AlI meetings covered by thess by-laws shall be conducted under Robert�s Rules of Order, as amended. Section 6. All meetings of the Ihstrict 14 Coimnunit� Counail shall be open to the public. All eligible participants from the district are encouraged to attend, ARTICLE VIII - CO?�'i"I'� . Section 1. The Baard of Directors shall establish comnittees and task forces as deemed necessary for its purposes. Section 2. Tho chairper�an cf each committee sha11 be appointed by the officers with the approval of the Board of D3.rectors. Any eligible participant may serve as a member of any co�ani.ttee. Section . �ch committee shall include at Ieast one (1) member of the Board of Directors. No oiiicer of the Board of Directors may be chairperson of a standing or permanent co�sittee. Section 4. Comn.ittees shall issue reports and�or recorranendatians to the Board of i}irectors and ths membership. They shall not take any action without prior approval ar directaon of the Board of Directors. Corm�ai.ttees shall provide written reports of their progress upon request of the President and upon d3s-. charge of the coimnittee. Section 5. A11 co�ni.ttee meetings sha11 be open to the public. 'v�henever possible, comn:ittee meet3ngs shall be annaunced to the cor�rnimi.ty in advance of the meeting. Section 6. There shall .be established a Long_Range Planning Comm3.ttee whose duties shall inclu�e� implementation of the District I4 Plan, anc� keeping the Plan eurrent as the issues and interests of the I}istrict 14 Community Council change. ARTICLE IX - NONP.'20FIT STATUS 3ection 1. No substantial part of the activities of the CounciZ shall be the carrying on of propa.ganda, or otherwise attempting to influence legislation, ar.�! t�s Co�~�ci3 shaJ1 nat pa.rticipats in or intervene i,n (inaludin� the publish- ing or distribv.tion of statements) any politiaal aampaign on bebalf of ar�y can- didate for public office. Section 2. Notwithstanding ar�y other ps►ovision of these Articles, the Cauncil sha11 not carry on any other activities not permitted to be carried on (a} by an oi►gan�.za�ion eatempt from federal incame teac under S ection SOl{c)(3) a� the Tnternal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provisian of an9 f�ture United States InternaZ Retverrue La�r) or (b) by an organization, contributions to xh3.ch are deductible under Section 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 19,54 (or the corresponding provision of any f`ature IInited States Interx�l &everiue Law),, , � � � . By-laws, p. 6 - �r ! 1'�`-�U 5ection . IIpon the dissolution of the Council, the Board of 7?irectors shall� after paying or making provi.s3on for the payment of alI of the liabilities of the Organization, dispose of all af the assets of the Council exclusively Por the purposes of the Council in such aanner, or to such organization or organiza- tions organized and operated eaclusively for charitable, educational, religious or scientific pvrpose as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization or organizations under Section 501(c)(3} of the Internal Revenue Code of 19$� (or the corresponding provision of any future IInited Sta.tas Internal ftevenue La.w), as the Board of Direct,ors sha11 determi.ne. Any such assets not so disposed of shall be disposed of by the District Court of ttie county in Which ths principal office of the Council is then located, exclusively for such purposes or such organization or organizations, as such' court sha1�. determine, which are organized and operated exclusively for such purposes. Section 4. No pa.rt of the net earnings or funds of the Covncil sha73 �.nure to the benefit of, or be distributable to, its members, officer-s, or other private persons except that the Couneil shall be authorized and empowsred to pag reasonable compensation for services rendered and to make payments and distributions in furtherance of the purposes set forth in Article III hereof. ARTICLF % - AN�1v�I�NLNTS AND CHANG� These Articles, or an9 that may hereafter be adopted, may be changed or amended by introduction of the amendment(s) at a regu].ar $oard of Directors� meeting and voting on such amsndm��nt(s) at the subsequsnt general membership meeting or a special membership mesting called for that purpose. Notification of all impending changes in these Articles, inclucling the proposed amendment(s)� shall be given at least one (1) month in advance of the meeting. A twa-thirds (2�3) ma�ority vote of the members present shall be necessarg for passage. A.�tTICI,�' XI - FISCAL Y�'.�A.R The fiscal year shal't be from July I to June 30. ARTICL� XII - NOTICF Whersver written notice is required or authorized by t,hese by-laws, such notice requi_rement or authorization shall be satisfied (unless otherwise speci- fically provided in these by-laws) if notice is delivered to the member's resi- dence by handing it to a persan at the member's residence, is left in a con- spicuous plaee, is mai.led to the last �mown address of the member by first class mail, or is published in a newspa.per of general circulation in the area as de- fined in Article II. r ' � EXHIBIT ftqtt J (��L�O IV I ��-i �� L- .: - . ,., . • � �r. ��`c� _. . . _ �• L _ -�- __--. _.u�_-�•�—'� - '„' � �1 � r� 'k. ? �°..� _ r' '- ,. �- .= Q . T `_�- ' 'I I � ` ` J�I' .. �.c. ��_�-� � �' `�?��4��Y 7-:�[��f o��t--•��__ � \`T�—=�'��_�s _'u`_�-'_ �i �� ' .,�) t� . 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's=:;�:�;� � I �jl � ,��I ,., o �..,... - ,. ..�� :� ''�L� '��; tl -��_�— r-,s� ! r"'�. f ' ' , ;,� �a ��L.---�t! ,. ......... ......, i. --`I.��I j��E�TP f� .,. — _��i �'� �� ;`_"""�- � ' .I —T;�.�, �'�—— �.�j �.. _ �. _ _ ,--, • ... — uROVE►_Ai`dD—h�.�CALESTFR DISTRICT 14 � yx �� ,�� .��• .+w.�<� . s:xc �. r¢..—__ ;-- . . ` �x ��' GRID CEP�SUS TRACT/BLOC�,S POPUL.4TIOY (1980) ._ ,,,�:��` _ _ _ " � �,.;�� 1 3�8: 304-I3; 302:501 12 120Z + 138 - 1339 f �, �� -�'�"`�*�� :'- �„ r`��=w 2 3�+g: �03-10,501-�+,513,510 1223 3 3�9: 301-3; 351; 401-4,�:07 1175 4 349: 304-9,1+01-2; 351: 20�ti--7,3�Z—�: 1070 5 :�51: 101-9,201-3,305-3,l105-0' 1303 -�• 102�+ = 2387 6 352: 30�_��,fi•o7_-.6,4:!.�-?1 1?51 7 352: 20�-10,301._�. l090 8 353: 307-10,�+o1-b,414,u17 1055 9 362: 101-12,201-i� Il$8 l0 363: l01-8,201--6 1Z79 11 36k: 101-8,5�5-I2 1290 12 365: l01-8,505--12 � 1135 13 366: 102,603-10; 367: 107 877 l�t 3o3t 207-9,301-7,�01-4 1305 15 361+: 109-12,201-�,�;09-12,501--�+ 1099 16 30'S: 109-10,201-6,�+07-10,50�-�+ 1195 17 366: lo�+-i1,5o�+-9,6az-2; 367: 520 1172 � TOTAL DISTRICT 14 19,785 T 1162 = ?_q,9�+7 �_ .• _ ��7�40 S� � . (�ITY OF SAINT PAUL e q �m.•, OFFICE OF THE CITY COIINCIL ..7!G�elsRa«� . '.°-'�-"-'�gc�"`H RON MADDOX tu►RL NEID. JR. Councilman Legislative Aide July l, 1981 � T0: City Counc 1 embexs FROM: Ron Maddox Council Pr sident RE: Recognition of the District 14 Community Council According to the xeport from Bill Patton and the transmittal letter of Mayor Latimer, recommendation is suggested that the process of recognition be confiinued. Due to the past practice and tradita�on of the City Council, a public hearing of the City Council is needed for the recognition of the _. ___ _ _ - _ : District 14 Cowicil. Through discussion with the leadexs of the District 14 group and the timeline required, it is suggested that we hold the public hearing on Tuesday, July�21, 7:30 p.m. , Fairmount Methodist Church, I523 Fairmo�t Avenue. I this is satisfactory with everyone I would suggest that any further arrangements necessary'be made for this hearing. RM:das cc: A1 Olson / 3�id�0 S��?�3�� ;tit� ce, �t� � � � �►r a� CITY HALL SEVENTH FLOOR SAINT PAUL, MINNFSOTA 55102 612/298-4475 �� 4' ir , _ - -__ ___ .�___�y___