275601 WHITE - CITY CLEIQK , • �..+.� Y'�
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CANARY } DEPARTM NT � COUIICII �� ;
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Council Resolution -
Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
WHEREAS, revitalization and growth of the down.town area
has been and continues to be a goal of the highest priority
of the City of Saint Paul; and
WHEREAS, substantial public and private investments h�ve
been made toward realizing this goal; and
WHEREAS, the City has developed downtown parks and other
public areas for use and enjoyment of its citizens in order to
attract people to the downtown area; and
GdHEREAS, an important facet of maintaining continued
vitality of downtown Saint Paul is a thriving retail business
district; and
WHEREAS, to encourage utilization of public areas and
insure growth of downtown shopping opportunities, there is
a need to provide sufficient short-term parking at affordable
rates; and
WHEREAS, the Legislature of the State of Minnesota has
declared the provision of off-street parking to serve shoppers
to be a public purpose by providing impetus for commercial
development; and
WHEREAS, the City Council does concur in this finding
by the Legislature that it is a public purpose to provide
shopper parking as an integral part of commercial revitaliza-
tion of the downtown area; and
COU[VCILME[V
Yeas Nays Requestgd by Department of:
Hunt
levine [n Favor
Maddox
McMahon
Showalter __ Agei[lst BY —
Tedesco
Wilson
Form Approved by City Attorney
Adopted by Council: Date —
Certified Yassed by Council Secretary BY
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Approved by :Vlayor: Date _ Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
BY - – — BY
WHITE - CITY CLERK �}�►1
PINK . FINANCE n J� /����
CAIVARY - - DEPARTMENT ' ,G I T•Y O F S�A I NT 1 A U L COUIICII � �
BLU� �- - MAYOR - , F1I0 N O.
� � � uncil Resolution
Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
WHEREAS, existing paxking facilities owned by the public
are not capable of providing sufficient affordable shopper
parking facilities; and
WHEREAS, the City desires, to the extent possible, to
rely on privately owned parking facilities to provide sufficient
affordable parking as a more economical problem solving approach
than building additional parking areas at public e�ense; and
WHEREAS, it has been proposed that the City initiate a
shopper' s paxking program which will include provision of free
parking to the general public on certain evenings and Saturdays
and will encourage the provision of affordable parking to the
shopping public at other times; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds there is a need to imple-
ment such a program on an experimental basis in order to
initially attract the public to the downtown area and promote
its continued utilization; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that the City does endorse the shopper parking
program as more fully described in the attached exhibit and
authorizes its implementation, including short-term leases,
on a trial basis of 90 days to commence October 15, 1980
through and including January 15, 1981. -
2.
COUNCILMEN Requestgd by Department of:
Yeas Nays �
Hunt
Levine In Favor
Maddox �
McMahon B
snowaiter __ A gai n s t Y —
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9 1980 Form pro ed by Ci Attorney
Adopte y Council: Date
C ified Ya- by Coun . Secretary BY
1 2 1980 Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
Approve yor: Date
By -�'���� By
p�S�3E� S EP
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SHOPPER PARKING PROGRAM
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DOWNTOWIv ST_PAUL
Goal
The goal of this new program �.s to show th.e general public that there is
a large supply of inexpensive shopper pa.rking available in Downtown St.
Pau].. Off street and on street parking is being reorganized i.n preparatio-�
for major retail openings t�iis Fa11 as downtown agair. becomes a-m�jor. r�-
tail center. - �
Sho��er �arking . .
Loc�tions have been suggested and rates are being recommended at 25G per
- ha1� hour or less. The time limits on parking meters wi11 r�main the
�ars� and time limits of four hours are being suggested for off street
facili�i�s. Meters «ili be changed as soon as possible. Over 4,OOfl "
shop�er parking s�aces at this new rate will be available for shappers
by Octobez'. Fr�e par�ing will be provided on Monday and Thursday even--
ings 6:00 p.m. to 9-30 p.m_ and Saturday 9 :00 a.m. to 6 :00 p.m.
Parking D�fl�?"?_P1 Pro�ca�ions
Special parking ir_�o�dtion fliers and maps are being produced w�hich
�.dentify aowntown access , retail areas, parking facilities and ra�es.
These �l;ers wil.l be distributed to all retailers , parking iacility
operators and the geTeral public. Each participating facility will- -
�isplay a spec:ial �'r_opper garking sign wha.ch identifies the 2S� per ha%�
hour program.
Fznancial Incentives to Parking Facility Owners
I,eases will be written with owner/operat,ors who wi�l pay maintenar_ce and
oper�ting costs for t�le Monday, Thursday and Saturday free parking. '�'he
City will pay these costs with the increased revenues fxom parkir�g meters_
Prograrn Star�-Up Activities
i�s of this date, the old Donaldsons Ramp, Block A Ramp, Block 2b , Day�ons
Ramp, Jack�on Ramn, Municipal Ramp #1 (Arts and Science) Ahrens and YMCA
- �.,ots are commi.tted to participate in this program. These facilities
acc�unt fnr over 2500 o�f street spaces. The rate change on downtakn
parking meters will provide the ad.ditional 1,5�0 spaces needed ta start
this p�'ogram. �,ddition�l participants are expected to beco;ne part o�. the
program �ai�.hir� the next tii.ree months:
��rticipation
The Sho�per Parking Program �as initia�ed and endorsed by the St.Paul Park-
ing Cotrun.ission in June, 1980 . The Steering Committee of Operation ' 85,
the Downtown Council Executive Committee and the Downtown Co�rununity Dev�l--
opment Conmittee (District 17) have since endorsed the program as a needec:
and desirable iznprovement for downtown. T�e Shopper Parning Prc�grar,. will
be one of voluntary participation by the owner,operators and the pilot pr.o-
gram will be 90 days in nature from Oct. lS, 1980 to Jan. 15, 1981. at that
ti.me . the program shall be analyzed, assessed, revised if necessary and
cont�.nued.
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� Leonard W. Levine, cha't�rn� �, rnc��:ES Yt�e fo1 tc.�rin� : - - _
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� The Corr�ni ttee recommends approval of: � -
- 1) C. F. 275477 - an ordinance amending: Ordinance �#73539� � -- -
pertaining- to parking meters and parking meter fees. .
' 2) C. F. 275478 - an ordinance amending Chapter 108 of . .
the Administrative Code pertaining to the Park�ng- • . �
- � • Commission. . �
- - 3) Resolution endorsing the Shopper Parking Program and . � -
. � authorizing its implementation, including short-term _ -
� leases , on a trial basis �f 90 days to cor�mence on
" . � October 5, 1980, through and including Januar� 15,. 1981 . . � � �..
- 4) An ordinance amending the fine for expir�d parking meters. � :
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� The Committee recommends approval of the District Housing - � .
� Plan process as adopted by the Planning .Commassion. . �
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