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277613 WNITE - CITY CLERK PINK - FINANCE COUIICII � ���� CANARY - DEPARTMENT G I TY O F SA I N T PA U L BLUE - MAYOR File N O. � � O/ W Z/L�/LCG Ordinance N O. � ��_ Presented By L� �.� , Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date An ordinance eliminating the ward boundaries. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section l. That pursuant to the powers conferred upon the City Council by Section 1.02 of the City Charter, all ward boundaries are hereby eliminated. Section 2. That for election purposes, precinct boundaries as set forth in Council File No. 268299, adopted by the Council on December 16, 1976, shall continue to remain in force and effect until such time as amended by the Council pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 204B.14. Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days from and after its passage, approval and publication. COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays � Requested by Department of: Hunt Levine In Favor Maddox McMahon �+v•� � Against By Tedesco wlson Adopted b Council: Date NOV 1 2 1981 Form Approved by City Attorney ��,,..-�'`� �� !.���� Certified by C unc' cre BY ' By Approv M or: Dat 12 1981 Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By By PUBLISHED N0V 141981 WMITE - CITY CLERK �� .�^'7 / / � P�NK - FINANCE C011flC1I CANARY - D6PARTMENT G I TY O F SA I N T PA U L � { BLUE - MAYOR File N O. Ordin�nce O�dinance N0. Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date An ordinance eliminating the ward boundaries. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section l. That pursuant to the powers conferred upon the City Council by Section 1.02 of the City Charter, all ward boundaries are hereby eliminated. Section 2. That for election purposes, precinct boundaries as set forth in Council File No. 268299, adopted by the Council on December 16, 1976, shall continue to remain in force and effect until such ti.me as amended by the Council pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 204B.14. Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days from and after its passage, approval and publication. COUNCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays Hunt �"'"e In Favor nneddoX McMahon snowaite� A gai n s t By Tedesco wlson Form App�by City Attorney __i`� Adopted by Council: Date _—"'fT Certified Passed by Council Secretary By ��� � By Aaaroved bv Mayor for Submission to Council WHITE - CITV CLERK � PINK - FINANCE G I TY O F SA I NT PA U L Council '�,.`,j� �" ;�f CANARY - DEPARTMENT //� BLUE - MAYOR File N O. �'" � ���°��� • Or in�nce Ordinance N0. Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date An ordinance eliminating the ward boundaries. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section 1. That pursuant to the powers conferred upon the City Council by Section 1.02 of the City Charter, all ward boundaries are hereby eliminated. Section 2. That for election purposes, precinct boundaries as set forth . in Council File No. 268299, adopted by the Council on December � 16, 1976, shall continue to remain in force and effect until such time as amended by the Council pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 204B.14. Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days from and after its passage, approval and publication. COUNCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays Hunt �`""Q In Favor �ddoX nn�n�no� snowsicer Against By Tedesco wi�►, Form App�by City Attomey ��' Adopted by Council: Date �� Certified Passed by Couneil Secretary BY ' By . . __ � . Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council , � . . - �! � �� �O13 SAINT PAUL C ' TER COMMISSION �► C AL i MINNESOTA 55102 SAINT PAUL, ,,, ;;� �{ ,..i G�� ��� October 20 , 1981 0 � A � _i "'� G'�--� �V ��� C� �r i "'1 � . --r� .. �-�t w r" �GT 2u198� ;�o � ° t- The Honorable Mayor and Members :-� � � of the Saint Paul City Council r, � _ c/o The City Clerk ^' — � Third Floor, City Hall Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Mayor Latimer and Members of the City Council: On October 19 , 1981 , the Saint Paul Charter Commission, at a meeting at which there was a quorum (twelve members present) , unanimously adopted the enclosed resolution dividing the City of Saint Paul into seven contiguous districts of substantially equal population and numbering said districts serially from one to seven, inclusive. Said resolution was adopted after public hearings on said district- ing which were held over the past many months. These public hearings were held after published notice of said hearings and members of the public had the opportunity to speak, and did speak, upon the districting proposals. This districting resolution is being filed today in the Office of the City Clerk, this date beinq sixty days prior to the day on which filings open for the first City primary election occurring after the 1980 City election. The procedures described above for dividing the City into seven contiguous districts, the conduct of public hearings after notice, and the adoption of the enclosed districting resolution were done in accordance with and pursuant to Section 4 .01 .02 of the Saint Paul City Charter, said Section being part of the amendment of the Saint Paul City Charter made by the voters at the general election held on November 4 , 1980. Upon the filing of the attached districting resolution, and this notice, the division of the City into seven contiguous districts will have been accomplished and will become effective. �•22 . � � �f I C!�! SAINT PAUL C ' iTER COMMISSION C AL SAINT PAUL, ,. ;� ` i;., MINNESOTA 55102 ��� I � The Honorable Mayor and Members of the Saint Paul City Council October 20 , 1981 Page Two The members of the Charter Commission wish to express their appre- ciation to Mr. John Connelly, Director of the Council Research Center for the City of Saint Paul, and his staff, for the excellent cooperation received from them by the Commission and the Redistrict- ing Subcommittee, and the considerable time and effort which Mr. Connelly and his staff expended in obtaining all information required by the Commission to perform the task assigned to it by the voters of the City. Significant savings to the taxpayers were made by using the exten- sive experience and talent of Mr. Connelly and his staff which was available for this task, so that it was not necessary for the Commission to engage outside "experts" to advise the Commission. Yours very truly, Timo y P. Quinn, President Sai Paul Charter Commission TPQ:es enclosure �.22 . � � �� ,� � l ��� � DISTRICTING RESOLUTION OF THE SAINT PAIIL CHARTER COMMISSION ADOPTED: OCTOBER 19, 1981 _ .t. c� � c� � � �-< N �� p f �,� „n • �_� 41 � r� � 3� N � A _� �v Z� � , � : R1 � -�; � . , - , , • . • . i RE S OLUT I ODT CIiARTER CONIN�IISSION City of St. Paul 47HEREAS, the Charter of the City of St. Paul ��as amended by the voters on Llovember 4, 1980, to provide for the election of inembers of the City Council from separate districts of substantially equal population; and t•7f;EREAS, said amendment further provided that the Charter Commission after Public hearings adopt a district- ing plan by resolution by a majority vote of its entire _ membership; and - S+THEREAS, the Charter Commission has held public � hearings throughout the City of St. Paul on proposed district boundaries; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, by the Charter Commission of the City of St. Paul tha� the seven districts as herein numbered and described shall be the Council districts for the Cit;� of St. Paul. 2 . a � � � 1 � District No. 1 : That portion of the City of Saint Paul locate� within an area described as follows : Commencing at the intersection of North Hamline Avenue extended Northerly and the Great Northern Railway tracks, th�nce Easterly along the Great Northern Railway tracks to Highway 35-E, thence Southerly along Highway 35-E to East University Avenue, thence Westerly along East University Avenue to Rice Street, thence South�rly o� Rice Stree�t to John Ireland Boulevar�, thence South�rly along John Ir�land Boulevard to Summit Avenue, thence South�rly and Westerly alo�g Su,-nmit Avenue to the Short Line Roa3, thence North- erly along the Short Line Road to Hamline �venue, thence Northerly alo*�g Hamline Avenue to the point of bPginning. 3 . . ' . ' 4 ./ District No. 2 ' That portion of ths City of Saint Paul located within an I area describe3 as follo•�s : Commencing at the intersection of Surrnnit Avenue and the Short Line Road, thence Easterly along Summit Avenue to John Ir�land. Boulevard, thence Southerly along John Ir�land Boulevard to Rice Street, thence Northerly along Rice Street to University Avenue, thence Easterly along University �'•venue to Lafayette Roa3, th�nce Northeast- erly along Lafayette Road to th� Great Northern Railway - tracks, thence Soatherly on the Great North�rn Railway � , tracks to East Sevznth Street, thence Westerly aloag East Seventh Street to Lafayette Fre�way, thence Southerly along the Lafayette Fr�eway to the Mississip�i River, thence Easterly and Southerly alo�g the Mississippi River to the Southerly City limits of Annapolis Avenue extended EasterZy, thence Westerly along Annapolis Avenue extended to Bidw�ll Street, thence Northerly along Bidwell Street to West Curtice, thence Westerly along West Curtice to Charlton, thence Southerly along Charlton to �nnapolis 4 . District No. 2 continued: Avenue, thence westerly along Annapolis Avenue to the Mississippi River, thence Southerly along the Mississippi River to the intersection with Rankin Street extended Southerly, thence Northerly along Rankin Street extended to West Seventh Street, thence Northeasterly along west Seventh Street to South Lexington Parkway, thence North- erly along South Lexington Parkway to the Short Line Road, thence Northerly along the Short Line Road to the point of beginning. 5 . District No. 3. That portion of the City of Saint Paul located within an area described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the Mississippi River and St. Clair Avenue extended westerly, thence easterly along St. Clair Avenue extended to South Fairview Avenue, thence northerly along South Fairview Avenue to Summit Avenue, . thence easterly along Summit Avenue to the Short Line Road, . thence southerly on the Short Line Road to South Lexington Parkway, thence southerly on South Lexington Parkway to West Seventh Street, thence southwesterly along V7est Seventh Street to Rankin Street, thence southerly along Rankin Street extended to the Mississippi River, thence _ _ _southerly, westerly and northerly along the Mississippi River to the point of beginning. � 6. District No. 4 . , That portion of the City of Saint Paul located within an area described as follows: Cor.unencing at the intersection of North Hamline Avenue and West Hoyt Avenue and thence westerly along Hoyt Avenue to Snelling Avenue, thence southerly along Snelling Avenue to Como Avenue, thence westerly on the City line from the intersection of Cono and Snelling Avenue to the intersection of North Cleveland Avenue and Gibbs Avenue, thence northerly I along North Cleveland Avenue to V7est Hoyt Avenue, thence I westerly along West Hoyt Avenue to the westerly City line, ' thence southerly along the westerly City line to the inter- _ section with St. Clair Avenue extended westerly, thence easterly along St. Clair Avenue extended to South Fairview Avenue, thence northerly along South Fairview Avenue to Summit Avenue, thence easterly along Summit Avenu� to the Short Line Road, thence northerly along the Short Line Road to Hamline Avenue, thence northerly along Hamline Avenue to the point of beginning: I r 7 . District No. 5. That portion of the City of Saint Paul located within an area described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the Great Northern Railway tracks and North Hamline Avenue, thence easterly along the Great Northern Railway tracks to the Chicago, St. Paul, tdinneapolis & Omaha Railway tracks, thence easterly on said tracks to Edgerton Street, thence northerly along Edgerton Street to Larpenteur Avenue, thence westerly along Larpenteur Avenue to North Hamline Avenue, thence southerly along North Hamline Avenue to the point of beginning. 8 . . ,� � � � � � District No. 6. That portion of the City of Saint Paul located within an area described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Edgerton Street and East Larpenteur Avenue, thence southerly along Edgerton Street to the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway tracks, thence easterly along said railway tracks to the intersection with the St. Paul & Duluth Railway tracks located between Greenbrier Avenue and Payne Avenue, thence southerly along said tracks to East Minnehaha Avenue, thence easterly along �ast Minnehaha� Avenue to Johnson Parkway, thence northerly _ along Johnson Parkway to the intersection �vith the Chicaao, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway tracks, � thence easterly along said railway tracks to the inter- section with Hazelwood Street, thence southerly along Hazelwoad Street to East Minnehaha Avenue, thence easterly along East I��innehaha Avenue to North Hazel Street, thence northerly along North Hazel Street to Stillwater Avenue, thence easterly along Stillwater Avenue to Mohawk Avenue, thence northerly along 1lohawk Avenue to Case Avenue, thence easterly along Case Avenue to Edgewater Boulevard, thence northerly along Edgewater Boulevard to East riaryland Avenue, thence 9 . � �• �''. � � �� �• District No. 6 - Continued. easterly along East Maryland Avenue to the easterly City line, thence northerly along the easterly City line to the northerly City line (East Larpenteur Avenue) , thence westerly along the northerly City line to the point of beginning. 10. . � ' � • . � . I E i District No. 7. That portion of the City of Saint Paul located : � � within an area described as follows: ` R Commencing at the intersection of East t4aryland Avenue and the City limits, thence westerly along East Maryland Avenue to Edgewater Boulevard, thence southerl.y along Edgewater Boulevard to Case Avenue, thence ti�esterly along Case Avenue to Mohawk Avenue, thence southerly along Mohawk Avenue to Stillwater Avenue, thence westerly along Stillwater Avenue to North Hazel Street, thence � southerly along North Hazel Street to East Alinnehaha i Avenue, thence westerly along East Minnehaha Avenue to Hazelwood Street, thence northerly along Hazelwood � Street to the intersection with the Chicago, St. Paul, ' � � - ASinneapolis & Omaha Railway tracks, thence westerly � � � � along said railway tracks to the intersection with Johnson Parkway, thence southerly along Johnson Parkway � i to East riinnehaha Avenue, thence westerly along East i f Minnehaha Avenue to the intersection with the St. Paul � & Duluth Railway tracks located between Greenbrier I Avenue and Payne Avenue, thence northerly along said railway tracks to the intersection with the Chicago, ' St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway tracks, thence westerly on said tracks to the Great Northern Railway � i tracks, thence westerly on the Great Northern Railway i I tracksto the intersection with Highway 35-E, thence ! � f 11. � District No_ 7 ; continued . �, southerly along Highway 35-E to University Avenue, thence easterly along University Avenue to Lafayette Road, thence northerly along Lafayette Road to the intersection with the Great Northern Railway tracks, thence southerly along the Great Northern Railway tracks to East Seventh Street, thence southwesterly along East Seventh Street to the Lafayette freeway, thence southerly along the Lafayette freeway to the Mississippi River, thence southerly along the Mississippi River to the Washington County line, thence easterly along the Washington County line to the easterly City line, thence northerly along the easterly City line to the point of beginning. 12 . . � '• • . , �,l �l �° � jU and; be it FURTH�R RESOLVED, that all references to streets, avenues, boulevards, parkwaxs and railroad tracks shall mean the center-line of said right-of-way; and, be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Plat Book of Saint Paul, D. M. Hopkins Co. , Philadelphia, Pa. 8 sha 1 be the reference for all railroad trackage above described; and, be it FINALLY RESOLVED, that the secretary is hereby directed to file a certified copy of this resolution in the office of the City Clerk. Adopted: October 19, 1981. Certified this 20th day of October, 1981, to be a true and correct copy of the Resolution adopted by the Saint Paul Charter Commission, by a majorit}� vote of the full member- ship of the Commission, on October 19, 1981. � Presiden aint Paul harter Commission 13. _ . , . WHITE - CITY CLERK � ��[��� CA ARY - DEPA TMENT PED/HRA � �' COUIICII ^ BLUE - MAYOR Real EstateG I TY O F .SA� I`+�T�'T �A LT L File N 0. � ` berton ncil Resolution , Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PROPERTY ACQUISITION DAYTON/DALE TAXICAB REFUELING STATION, SUMMIT-UNIVER- SITY DISTRICT 8 WHEREAS, the City Council has approved Community Development Block Grant Year VII Program and Budget by Resolution, Council File No. 276522, adopted March 17, 1981 ; and WHEREAS, said program provides for the acquisition and demolition of substandard structures and/or non-conforming uses in the Summit-University District 8 Area located within the boundaries of the City Wide Redevelopment Plan, for the purpose of removing conditions of deterioration and aiding in the development of new housing units; and WHEREAS, the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul , Minne- sota (HRA) , has made certain determinations respecting the building and land conditions, and the necessity to acquire the Dayton/Dale Taxicab Refueling Station in said Sumnit- University District 8 Development Area, under the scheduled Program activities; and WHEREAS, on October 29, 1981 , the City Council conducted a public hearing on the proposed acquisition, in order that the property owner may attend and indicate their opposition or support for this proposed acquisition. NObJ THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Saint Paul , in view of the foregoing hereby adopted as findings, that the public acquisition by HRA of the property identified as Parcel 107-17, 207 North Dale Street, Saint Paul , Minnesota, in the Summit-University District 8 Area, under provisions of the Community Development Program YEAR VII, is hereby approved upon a determination and hereby made that the financial assistance to be provided under the Comnunity Development Program is neces- sary to enable the Program to be undertaken in accordance with the guidelines, that the land in the development area, herein identified, would not be made available for redeveloprr�nt without such financial aid, and that the public acquisition and sale COUIVCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Hunt Nays Planning and Economic Development Levine In Favor Maddox McMahon snowaiter __ Against BY Tedesco Wilson Form Approved by Cit Attorney Adopted by Council: Date . � Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY `� �Z$ �� BS' -- . Approved by ;Vlayor: Date _ Appro Mayor for Sub ' si to Council � By _ _ — By � �St_1 � ' � �— � 2nd �—" � ' �/ ! 3rd ( � ` S� O / Adopted��� lZ '0� Ye8S Nays - HUNT � � �'j/ C� D / LEVINE • McMAHON SHOWALTER ���� � TEDESCO WILSOPI PRESIDENT (MADDOX)