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00-68Council File # �/�- �P' oR��iNA� Presented by_ Referred To RESOLUTION CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Green Sheet # 101646 �� Committee Date i BE IT RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby certifies and approves the 7anuary 18, 2 2000, decision of the Legislative Hearing Officer on Property Code Enforcement Appeals for the following 3 addresses: 4 Properry Ap ep aled Ap eln lant 5 550 Wheeler Street North Paul Huot for Huot Manufacturing Co. 6(Rescheduled to the Febru2ry 1, 2000, Properiy Code Enforcement meeting.) 7 380 St. Peter Street Lany Oestenstad for Kraus-Anderson Const. 8 (Withdrawn) 9 10 1280 Raymond Avenue Cazoll Peterson for Multivest Properties. 11 Decision: Variance granted on the nonconforming doors with the following condifions: 1) when the 12 nonconforming doors need to be replaced, they will be replaced with conforxning fire rated doors, 2) the 13 building must otherwise be in compliance. 14 15 16 17 18 19 668-670-672-674 Fourth Street East Ida Lindeke Decision: Variance granted with respect to the bathrooms outside the units on the following conditions: 1) the bathrooms must be kept clean, 2) when the building is under rehabilitation, the bathrooms must be brought up to code. Variance granted on the nonconforming doors with the following condi6ons: 1) when the nonconforming doors need to be replaced, they will be replaced with conforming fire rated doors, 2) the building must otherwise be in compliance. dv�� ORIGiNAL 2 Yeas Nays Absent Blakey � Coleman f Harris ✓ Benanav �/ Reiter Boslrom � L�,� ✓ 5" o � 9 Adopted by Council: Date �,� C� ��o c'� 10 11 Adoption C ified by Council Secret 12 By: `'� `� �, ��----- 13 Approved by Mayor: Date ������ 14 By: dTi!/.�i/!�l /� /yl7 Requested by DeparhnentoE � Form Approved by City Attorney � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council 3'� dd- L.�' City Council Offices owre inmarm 1-20-00 GREEN SHEET No 101646 266-8575 ON COUNCIL AGQJDA BY (DA7� ary 26,2000 xureeecort ROUTING TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAC,ES oc..t�r owECra¢ antawn ❑ OIYATIOMEY ❑ OIYCIiYR ❑ wuwciva�axceson ❑ wuxry�aom�ccra ❑'WYOR1al.V9ttYrt) ❑ (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) Approving the 1-18-00 decision of the Legislative Hearing Officer on Property Code Enforcement Appeals for the following addresses: 550 Wheeler Street North, 380 St. Peter Street, 1280 Raymond Avenue, and 668-670-672-674 Fourth Street East. PLANNING CAMMISSION CIB COMMITfEE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION it50NAL SERVICE CONTRACfS MUST ANSWER iXE FOLLOWING QUES7ION5: Hac ihis persoNfirm everxrorked under a contract for this deparhnent? VES NO Has this p�veoNfirm ever been a dty empbyce4 YES NO Dces thie peisoMim poesecs a sldll not namelypossessed by any curteM aty employee? YES NO IsMis perSwJfirm afarpeted venrloY! YES NO "LtQ���"s�. .��+�c�„�S,'P? �1��?���'� & . 4 . � � �� OF TRANSACTION S SOURCE COST/REVENUE BUDfiEim (CIRCLE ON� ACTIVRYNUMBER YEE NO INFORMATON (IXPW Nj dU-(o� �Z . NOTES OF THE PROPERTY CODB ENFORCEMENT MEET'1NG Tuesday, January 18, 2000 Room 330 Courthouse Gerry Sirathman, Legislative Hearing Officer STAFF PRESENT: Pat Fish, Fire Prevention The meeting was called to order at 132 pm. 550 Wheeler Street North (Rescheduled to Februa.ry 1, 2000) 380 St. Peter Street (Appeai Withdrawn) 1280 Ravmond Avenue Carell Peterson, manager, appeared and stated he is appealing the replacement of the fire doors. The building was purchased in April, and a lot of money has been invested in it. The cost to replace the doors is about $700 a door; there are 12 doors. The building is 90 to 100 years old. As far as Mr. Peterson lrnows, these are original doors. The doors are in excellent condition. Pat Fish reported the Fire Deparhnent does not have an objection to a variance. This building is otherwise up to code and in good condition. Gerry Strathman granted the variance on the nonconfornring doors with the following conditions: 1) when the nonconforming doors need to be replaced, they will be replaced with conforming fire rated doors, 2) the building must otherwise be in compliance. 668-670-672-674 Fourth 5treet East William Lindeke, manager, appeazed and stated this is a 100 year old building with 13 units. Six units have a bathroom outside of the unit or have a stool and a tub but no basin. He is requesting a variance to allow them to keep the bathrooms the way they are. It would be egregious to change them. All units are rented. Pat Fish reported there is considerable work to do on the building. These are not shazed bathrooms, and the renters have a key to each bathroom. This is not a safety issue, but a health issue. Ms. Fish requests two conditions: 1) management makes sure the bathrooms aze kept clean; 2) if the building is rehabilitated, the bathroams should be brougbt up to code. Cleanliness has not been an issue with these bathrooms, responded Mr. Lindeke. He will have no problem maintaining and inspecting the bathrooms on their own and making sure they comply with curtent cleanliness standards. Council File # �/�- �P' oR��iNA� Presented by_ Referred To RESOLUTION CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Green Sheet # 101646 �� Committee Date i BE IT RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby certifies and approves the 7anuary 18, 2 2000, decision of the Legislative Hearing Officer on Property Code Enforcement Appeals for the following 3 addresses: 4 Properry Ap ep aled Ap eln lant 5 550 Wheeler Street North Paul Huot for Huot Manufacturing Co. 6(Rescheduled to the Febru2ry 1, 2000, Properiy Code Enforcement meeting.) 7 380 St. Peter Street Lany Oestenstad for Kraus-Anderson Const. 8 (Withdrawn) 9 10 1280 Raymond Avenue Cazoll Peterson for Multivest Properties. 11 Decision: Variance granted on the nonconforming doors with the following condifions: 1) when the 12 nonconforming doors need to be replaced, they will be replaced with conforxning fire rated doors, 2) the 13 building must otherwise be in compliance. 14 15 16 17 18 19 668-670-672-674 Fourth Street East Ida Lindeke Decision: Variance granted with respect to the bathrooms outside the units on the following conditions: 1) the bathrooms must be kept clean, 2) when the building is under rehabilitation, the bathrooms must be brought up to code. Variance granted on the nonconforming doors with the following condi6ons: 1) when the nonconforming doors need to be replaced, they will be replaced with conforming fire rated doors, 2) the building must otherwise be in compliance. dv�� ORIGiNAL 2 Yeas Nays Absent Blakey � Coleman f Harris ✓ Benanav �/ Reiter Boslrom � L�,� ✓ 5" o � 9 Adopted by Council: Date �,� C� ��o c'� 10 11 Adoption C ified by Council Secret 12 By: `'� `� �, ��----- 13 Approved by Mayor: Date ������ 14 By: dTi!/.�i/!�l /� /yl7 Requested by DeparhnentoE � Form Approved by City Attorney � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council 3'� dd- L.�' City Council Offices owre inmarm 1-20-00 GREEN SHEET No 101646 266-8575 ON COUNCIL AGQJDA BY (DA7� ary 26,2000 xureeecort ROUTING TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAC,ES oc..t�r owECra¢ antawn ❑ OIYATIOMEY ❑ OIYCIiYR ❑ wuwciva�axceson ❑ wuxry�aom�ccra ❑'WYOR1al.V9ttYrt) ❑ (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) Approving the 1-18-00 decision of the Legislative Hearing Officer on Property Code Enforcement Appeals for the following addresses: 550 Wheeler Street North, 380 St. Peter Street, 1280 Raymond Avenue, and 668-670-672-674 Fourth Street East. PLANNING CAMMISSION CIB COMMITfEE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION it50NAL SERVICE CONTRACfS MUST ANSWER iXE FOLLOWING QUES7ION5: Hac ihis persoNfirm everxrorked under a contract for this deparhnent? VES NO Has this p�veoNfirm ever been a dty empbyce4 YES NO Dces thie peisoMim poesecs a sldll not namelypossessed by any curteM aty employee? YES NO IsMis perSwJfirm afarpeted venrloY! YES NO "LtQ���"s�. .��+�c�„�S,'P? �1��?���'� & . 4 . � � �� OF TRANSACTION S SOURCE COST/REVENUE BUDfiEim (CIRCLE ON� ACTIVRYNUMBER YEE NO INFORMATON (IXPW Nj dU-(o� �Z . NOTES OF THE PROPERTY CODB ENFORCEMENT MEET'1NG Tuesday, January 18, 2000 Room 330 Courthouse Gerry Sirathman, Legislative Hearing Officer STAFF PRESENT: Pat Fish, Fire Prevention The meeting was called to order at 132 pm. 550 Wheeler Street North (Rescheduled to Februa.ry 1, 2000) 380 St. Peter Street (Appeai Withdrawn) 1280 Ravmond Avenue Carell Peterson, manager, appeared and stated he is appealing the replacement of the fire doors. The building was purchased in April, and a lot of money has been invested in it. The cost to replace the doors is about $700 a door; there are 12 doors. The building is 90 to 100 years old. As far as Mr. Peterson lrnows, these are original doors. The doors are in excellent condition. Pat Fish reported the Fire Deparhnent does not have an objection to a variance. This building is otherwise up to code and in good condition. Gerry Strathman granted the variance on the nonconfornring doors with the following conditions: 1) when the nonconforming doors need to be replaced, they will be replaced with conforming fire rated doors, 2) the building must otherwise be in compliance. 668-670-672-674 Fourth 5treet East William Lindeke, manager, appeazed and stated this is a 100 year old building with 13 units. Six units have a bathroom outside of the unit or have a stool and a tub but no basin. He is requesting a variance to allow them to keep the bathrooms the way they are. It would be egregious to change them. All units are rented. Pat Fish reported there is considerable work to do on the building. These are not shazed bathrooms, and the renters have a key to each bathroom. This is not a safety issue, but a health issue. Ms. Fish requests two conditions: 1) management makes sure the bathrooms aze kept clean; 2) if the building is rehabilitated, the bathroams should be brougbt up to code. Cleanliness has not been an issue with these bathrooms, responded Mr. Lindeke. He will have no problem maintaining and inspecting the bathrooms on their own and making sure they comply with curtent cleanliness standards. Council File # �/�- �P' oR��iNA� Presented by_ Referred To RESOLUTION CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Green Sheet # 101646 �� Committee Date i BE IT RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby certifies and approves the 7anuary 18, 2 2000, decision of the Legislative Hearing Officer on Property Code Enforcement Appeals for the following 3 addresses: 4 Properry Ap ep aled Ap eln lant 5 550 Wheeler Street North Paul Huot for Huot Manufacturing Co. 6(Rescheduled to the Febru2ry 1, 2000, Properiy Code Enforcement meeting.) 7 380 St. Peter Street Lany Oestenstad for Kraus-Anderson Const. 8 (Withdrawn) 9 10 1280 Raymond Avenue Cazoll Peterson for Multivest Properties. 11 Decision: Variance granted on the nonconforming doors with the following condifions: 1) when the 12 nonconforming doors need to be replaced, they will be replaced with conforxning fire rated doors, 2) the 13 building must otherwise be in compliance. 14 15 16 17 18 19 668-670-672-674 Fourth Street East Ida Lindeke Decision: Variance granted with respect to the bathrooms outside the units on the following conditions: 1) the bathrooms must be kept clean, 2) when the building is under rehabilitation, the bathrooms must be brought up to code. Variance granted on the nonconforming doors with the following condi6ons: 1) when the nonconforming doors need to be replaced, they will be replaced with conforming fire rated doors, 2) the building must otherwise be in compliance. dv�� ORIGiNAL 2 Yeas Nays Absent Blakey � Coleman f Harris ✓ Benanav �/ Reiter Boslrom � L�,� ✓ 5" o � 9 Adopted by Council: Date �,� C� ��o c'� 10 11 Adoption C ified by Council Secret 12 By: `'� `� �, ��----- 13 Approved by Mayor: Date ������ 14 By: dTi!/.�i/!�l /� /yl7 Requested by DeparhnentoE � Form Approved by City Attorney � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council 3'� dd- L.�' City Council Offices owre inmarm 1-20-00 GREEN SHEET No 101646 266-8575 ON COUNCIL AGQJDA BY (DA7� ary 26,2000 xureeecort ROUTING TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAC,ES oc..t�r owECra¢ antawn ❑ OIYATIOMEY ❑ OIYCIiYR ❑ wuwciva�axceson ❑ wuxry�aom�ccra ❑'WYOR1al.V9ttYrt) ❑ (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) Approving the 1-18-00 decision of the Legislative Hearing Officer on Property Code Enforcement Appeals for the following addresses: 550 Wheeler Street North, 380 St. Peter Street, 1280 Raymond Avenue, and 668-670-672-674 Fourth Street East. PLANNING CAMMISSION CIB COMMITfEE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION it50NAL SERVICE CONTRACfS MUST ANSWER iXE FOLLOWING QUES7ION5: Hac ihis persoNfirm everxrorked under a contract for this deparhnent? VES NO Has this p�veoNfirm ever been a dty empbyce4 YES NO Dces thie peisoMim poesecs a sldll not namelypossessed by any curteM aty employee? YES NO IsMis perSwJfirm afarpeted venrloY! YES NO "LtQ���"s�. .��+�c�„�S,'P? �1��?���'� & . 4 . � � �� OF TRANSACTION S SOURCE COST/REVENUE BUDfiEim (CIRCLE ON� ACTIVRYNUMBER YEE NO INFORMATON (IXPW Nj dU-(o� �Z . NOTES OF THE PROPERTY CODB ENFORCEMENT MEET'1NG Tuesday, January 18, 2000 Room 330 Courthouse Gerry Sirathman, Legislative Hearing Officer STAFF PRESENT: Pat Fish, Fire Prevention The meeting was called to order at 132 pm. 550 Wheeler Street North (Rescheduled to Februa.ry 1, 2000) 380 St. Peter Street (Appeai Withdrawn) 1280 Ravmond Avenue Carell Peterson, manager, appeared and stated he is appealing the replacement of the fire doors. The building was purchased in April, and a lot of money has been invested in it. The cost to replace the doors is about $700 a door; there are 12 doors. The building is 90 to 100 years old. As far as Mr. Peterson lrnows, these are original doors. The doors are in excellent condition. Pat Fish reported the Fire Deparhnent does not have an objection to a variance. This building is otherwise up to code and in good condition. Gerry Strathman granted the variance on the nonconfornring doors with the following conditions: 1) when the nonconforming doors need to be replaced, they will be replaced with conforming fire rated doors, 2) the building must otherwise be in compliance. 668-670-672-674 Fourth 5treet East William Lindeke, manager, appeazed and stated this is a 100 year old building with 13 units. Six units have a bathroom outside of the unit or have a stool and a tub but no basin. He is requesting a variance to allow them to keep the bathrooms the way they are. It would be egregious to change them. All units are rented. Pat Fish reported there is considerable work to do on the building. These are not shazed bathrooms, and the renters have a key to each bathroom. This is not a safety issue, but a health issue. Ms. Fish requests two conditions: 1) management makes sure the bathrooms aze kept clean; 2) if the building is rehabilitated, the bathroams should be brougbt up to code. Cleanliness has not been an issue with these bathrooms, responded Mr. Lindeke. He will have no problem maintaining and inspecting the bathrooms on their own and making sure they comply with curtent cleanliness standards.