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- An Ordinance establishing an experi-
mental residential permit parking program in
the University of Minnesota St. Paul Campus
residential axea in the City of Saint Paul.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
Section l. Declaxation of Purpose.
The Council of the City of Saint Paul finds that the residential area adjacent .to or
near the University of Minnesota, Saint Pau1 Campus does not have sufficient off-street
parking to safely accommodate the residential parking needs of the residents, and the park-
ing needs of non-residents using this institution. The Council further finds the fre-
quent parking of vehicles in this residential area by these non-residential users has
created residential problems of a safety, environmental and aesthetic nature.
Therefore to encourage reliance on car pools and mass transit, which is achieved by
assuring convenient parking to residents who leave their caxs at home during the day, to
enhance the quality of life in residential areas by reducing noise, traffic hazards and
litter, to reduce air pollution and other environmental factors of excessive automobile
commuting, and to preserve the safety of children and other pedestrians, and the residential
area from the above mentioned health and safety hazards, the Council of the City of Saint
Paul hereby establishes this Residential Permit Parking Ordinance.
Section 2. Restricted Residential Permit Parking Areas Authorized.
'I'he following parking regulations shall be in effect in the residential area in and
around the University of Minnesota, Saint Paul Campus:
a. University of Minnesota, Saint Paul �ampus.
l. Except by Permit or unless otherwise posted, one hour parking weekdays
from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the followi.ng streets:
COUIVCILMEN �
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Form Approved by City Attorney
Adopted by Council: Date
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South side of Hoyt from Fulham St. to the alley east of Grantham.
Both sides of Dudley Avenue from Grantham Street to Hythe Street.
North side of Dudley Avenue from Hythe Street to Cleveland Avenue.
Both sides of Hendon Avenue from Fulham Street to Hythe Street.
North side of Hendon Avenue from Hythe Street to Cleveland Avenue.
North side of Buford Avenue from Grantham Street to Hythe Street.
South side of Buford Avenue from 300' east of GranthamStreet to
alley west of Cleveland Avenue.
North side of Doswell Avenue from 150' east of Como Avenue to
Cleveland Avenue.
South side of Doswell Avenue from Gove Place to Chelmsford Street.
North side of Carter Avenue from the alley east of Como Avenue to
Chelmsford Street.
South side of Carter Avenue from the alley east of Como Avenue to
Cl.eveland Avenue.
North side of Commonwealth Avenue from the alley east of Como Avenue
to Cleveland Avenue.
North side of Knapp Street from the a11ey east of Como Avenue to
Cleveland Avenue.
East side of Fulham Street from 250' south of Hendon Avenue north to
Hoyt Avenue.
West side of Fulham Street from the alley north of Como Avenue to
Hendon Avenue.
Both sides of Branston Street from Hoyt Avenue to the dead end 300'
south of Hendon.
Both sides of Grantham Street from Hoyt Avenue to Doswell Avenue.
Both sides of Chelmsford Street from Dudley Avenue to Carter Avenue.
West side of Chelmsford Street from Carter Avenue to Knapp Street.
Both sides of Hythe Street from Dudley Avenue to Buford Avenue.
West side of Hythe Street from Buford Avenue to Doswell Avenue.
West side of Raymond Avenue from Dudley Avenue to Scudder Street.
North side of Scudder from the a11ey east of Como Avenue to Cleveland
Avenue.
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West side of Cleveland Avenue from Scu�der Street to Dudley Avenue.
2. Fiffieen (15) minute parking by residents or non-residents fran 8:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on the south side of Buford Avenue frcan Cleveland
Av�ntae west tA the alley.
Section 3. Parking Pern�its; Eligibility; Issuance.
a. An AppLication for one or more parking perm.i.ts authorized tmcler this Ordi-
nanoe shall be made on a form provic�ed by the Director, which form may
require t1� applicant to furnish his or her name and address, make, mod,el,
and lic�ense nLUnber of his or her vehicles, and any additional information
which will aid the Director in the enforoement of the provisions oontained
in this Ordinance.
b. A non-refund,able permit application fee of $5.00 for each Residential Park-
ing Pezmit shall be required to cover oosts incurred as a result of the
i�lementation of the residential permit parking plan.
c. An Lml�mi.ted nLmiber of Residential Parking Pezm.its shall be made available
to the resident of said residenae or dwelling unit on the basis of one
permit for each vehicle awned by the resident. In no way shall the n�r
of permits exoeed the ntmiber of vehicles owned by the resic7ent.
cl. Unlimited transferable Visitor Permits at a non-refLmda.ble cost of $5.00
per permit, shall be mac�e available to each resic7ence or dwelling tmit,
notwithstanding whether or not the resident of the residence or dwelling
tmit aans an aut�bile. Provic7ed that no resident of a residenae or
dwelling unit may use a Visitor Pezmit to park a car owned or oontrolled
by him or her in the restricted area, it being the int�ent of this orclinanoe
that such Visitor Permits shall be made available and used by people not
residing in but visiting a resident of the restricted area.
e. Residents within the restricted area, at a cost of 50¢ for each pexmit,
may aoquire fram the Director non-transferable and dated Special Eve.nt
Permits which shall sta.te the e�iration dat�e of said permits. The
Director shall determine the n�iber of special event perm.its tA be isstaed
and the Y�urs in effect, �on his determination that the issuanc�e of same
would not unduly i�air traffic safety or creat�e serious probl�n.s during
the use of such special permits.
f. Churches within the restrict�d area, at a cost of 50¢ for each pezmit,
may aoquire frcen the Director transferable Special Event Pexmits provided
that such ��;ts shall be only used in ct�njunction with events spc�sored
by the applicant Church. The Director shall determine the ntanber of and
effective period of the pernuts to be issued. Such permits shall not be
required, upon advanoe notioe to the Police Departrrent, for extraorclinary
church events such as funerals, �rial servioes, festivals or bazaars,
or wedclings, where issuanc�e of such permits would be impractica.l.
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g. Residential Parking Permit Stickers shall be placed in the lower rear
corner of the left side window closest to the rear of the vehicle.
Visitor and Special Event Permit Tickets shall be placed over the post
holding the rear view mirror to the windshield or some other conspicuous
spot on the front of the vehicle where they are visible to the enforcement
personnel.
h. No permit issued under this Ordinance shall guaxantee or reserve to the
holder, a particular parking space within the restricted area but shall
provide general parking in said area during the time specified by this
resolution and so posted as required by Section 4.
i. In the event any of the permits issued under this ordinance are lost,
duplicates sha11 be obtained from the Director at a cost of $1.00 per
permit, provided that no such duplicate shall be issued unless and until
the applicant has furnished to the Director a written statement that he
or she has lost the original permit. No person shall apply for a duplicate
permit unless the original permit has in fact been lost.
Section �+. Services, Repair, and Emergency Assistance.
Individuals who perform or vehicles used in the performance of commercial
services, repairs, or emergency assistance for any resident living in the
residential area, are exempt from restrictions imposed by this ordinance,
provided that such persons are then performing or the vehicles in fact are
then being used in such services or assistance, and provided further, the
exemption granted hereunder shall terminate immediately upon completion of the
necessary services or assistance.
Section 5. Street Maintenance; Snow Emergency.
No exemptions or other permits granted herein sha,�l abro�ate�th� scope of paxk-
ing restrictions imposed as such restrictions relate to street .maintenance,
parking in one location beyond 21+ hours, or emergencies provided in Chapter 1�+9
of this Code.
Section 6. Handicapped Parking.
Nothing herein provided shall abrogate the scope of parking privileges
granted handicapped persons as established pursuant to this Code or Statutes
enacted by this State.
Section 7. Posting of Signs.
The Director shall cause appropriate signs to be posted in the restricted
areas so as to inform an ordinarily observant person of the existence of rules
and regulations imposed by this Ordinance.
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Section 8. Penalty.
It shall be unlawful for any person to submit false information in any
application for a parking permit issued pursuant to this Ordinance. Violation
of any application requirement shall be grounds for denial or revocation of the
permit and shall be punishable as a misdemeanor. It shall also be u.nlawful for
any vehicle to be stopped, parked or abandoned in violation of any provisions
of this Ordinance. Any such violation is hereby declared an obstruction of public
streets and shall be punishable as a misdemeanor and may subject the vehicle to
be moved or impounded at the cost and expense of the owner in accordance with
the terms of Chapter 1�+8 of this Code.
Section 9. Severability.
In the event any section of this Ordinance is held invalid by a court of
competent jurisdiction, the invalidity shall extend only to the section affected
and all other sections shall continue in �.i.11 force and effect.
Section 10. Coding.
This Ordinance shall be deemed a part of the Saint Paul Legislative Code and
shall be incorporated therein and given an appropriate chapter and/or section
marker at the time of the next revision of the Legislative Code.
Section 11. Effective Date, Expiration.
This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (3�.� c,.ays after its
passage, approval and publication, but shall expire one year from its effective
date unless extended or acted upon by the City Council.
COUIVC[LMEN
Yeas Nays Requested by Department of:
Hunt �
�evine In Favor —
Maddox
McMahon
snowei�er Against By
Tedesco
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Adopted by C cil• Date ��T 2 3 ,�$0 Form Approved by City Attorney
Certif' Pas by unc' Sec�tary �
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By BY
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�BLUE -MAYOR File NO.
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nn Ordinance N 0.
Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
� An Ordinance establishing an experimental
residential permit parking program in two �
restdential areas in the Ctty of Saint Paul. �
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUI DOES ORDAIN:
Sectio 1. Declaration of Purpose.
The Co cii of the City of SaPnt Paul f�nds that residential areas adJacent to or
near the Uni rsity of Minnesota, Saint Paul Campus , and William Mitchell College of
Law do not hav sufficient off-street parking to safely accomnodate the residential
parking needs o he residents, and the parking needs of non-residents using these
institutions. The ouncil further finds the frequent parking of vehicles in these
residential areas by hese non-residentiat users has created residential problems
of a safety, environme al �d aesthetic nature.
Therefore to encourage liance on car pools and mass transit, which is achieved
by assuring convenient parkin to residents who leave thetr cars at home during the
day, to enhance the quality of 1 e in residential areas by reducing noise, traffic
hazards and litter, to reduce atr p lut�on and other environmental factors of ex-
cessive automobile commuting, and to eserve the safety of children and other pedes-
trians, and the residential areas from above mentioned health and safety hazards,
the Council of the City of Saint Paul here establishes this Residential Permit Park-
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Section 2. Restricted Residenttal Permit Parkin Areas Authorized.
The foilowing parking regulations shalt be in e ct in residentiat areas in and
around the University of Minnesota, Saint Paul Campus , nd William Mitchelt College
of Law:
a. Univers�ty of Minnesota, Saint Paul Campus.
l. Except by Permit or unless otherwise posted, one hou parking weekdays
from 8:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the follawing streets:
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COUNCILMEIV Requested by Department of:
Yeas Nays
Butler In Favor
Hozza
Hunt
Levine Against BY �
Maddox
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Tedesco Form Approved by City Attorney
Adopted by Council: Date
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South side of Hoyt from Fulham St. to the alley east of Grantham.
Both sides of Dudley Avenue from Grantham Street to Hythe Street.
,� North side of Dudley Avenue from Hythe Street to Cleveland Avenue.
Both sides of Hendon Avenue from Fulham Street to Hythe Street.
N th side of Hendon Avenue from Hythe Street to Cleveland Avenue.
Nort side of Buford Avenue from Grantham Street to Hythe Street.
South s e of Buford Avenue from 300' east of Grantham Street to
alley wes of Cleveland Avenue.
North side o Doswel ) Avenue from 150' east of Como Avenue to
Cleveland Aven e.
South side of Dos 11 Avenue from Gove Place to Chelmsford Street.
North side of Carter venue from the alley east of Como Avenue to
Chelmsford Street.
South side of Carter Ave e from the alley east of Como Avenue to
Cieveland Avenue.
North side of Commonwealth A nue from the alley east of Como Avenue
to Cleveland Avenue.
� North side of Knapp Street from t alley east of Como Avenue to Cleveland
Avenue.
East side of Fulham Street from 250' s th of Hendon Avenue north to
Hoyt Avenue.
West side of Fulham Street from the alley n th of Como Avenue to
Hendon Avenue.
Both sides of Branston Street from Hoyt Avenue to he dead end 300'
south of Hendon.
Both sides of Grantham Street from Hoyt Avenue to Dosw 1 Avenue.
Both sides of Chelmsford Street from Dudley Avenue to Cart Avenue.
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West side of Chelmsford Street from Carter Avenue to Knapp Street.
Both sides of Hythe Street from Dudley Avenue to Buford Avenue.
West side of Hythe Street from Buford Avenue to Doswell Avenue.
West side of Raymond Avenue from Dudley Avenue to Scudder St►eefi.
North side of Scudder from the alley east of Como Avenue to Cleveland
Avenue.
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2. No parking anytime by residents or non-residents on the west side of
Cleveland Avenue from Scudder Street to Dudley Avenue.
3. Fifteen (�5) minute parking 6y residents or non-residents from 8:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on the south side of Buford Avenue f rom Cleveland
Avenue west to the alley.
b. Wiiliam Mitchell College of Law
�. Except by Permit or unless otherwise posted, no parking fran 2 :00 p.m.
to 8:00 p.m. on tMe north side of Portland Avenue between Victoria
Stree and Mi iton Street.
2. Except b Permit or unless oCherwise posted, 1 hour parking weckdays from
2:00 p.m. 0 8:30 p.m. cm the following streets :
North side Portland Avenue between Victoria Street and Avon Street.
Both sides of ortland Avenua between Milton Street and Chatsworth Street.
South side of H lly Avenue between Vtctoria Street and Avon Street.
West side of Mlit Avenue from Portland Avenue south to the alley.
3. If during the effec ve period of this non-resident parking ordinance ,
demand shifts to stre s outside of the established permit parking
areas thereby creating dditional and substanttal health and safety
problems tn said non-per t parking areas, the Director of Public
Works, hereinafter referre to as "Director", may establish one hour
parking except by permit or less otherwise posted, from 2 :00 p.m.
to 8:30 p.m. on the following reets, when non-resident parking ex-
ceeds 51$ of the available on st et parking curb space:
Both sides of Ashland Avenue, from V toria Street to ChatsworCh Street.
Both sides of Milton Street from Portlan venue to Ashland Avenue.
Both sides of Portland Avenue from Chatsworth treet to Oxford Street.
North sTde of Ashland Avenue from Vittoria Street o Avon Street. _
Sectlon 3. Parkin�Pe rmits; Eligibility; Issuance.
a. An Application for one or more parking permits authorized u er this Ordi-
nance shall be made on a form p rovided by the Director, which'"��prm�may
requtre the applicant to furnish his or her name and address , maite, model ,
and license number of his or her vehictes , and any additional information
which will aid the Director in the enforcement of the provisions contained
in thls Ord�nance.
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i . In the event any of the permits issued under this ordinance are lost, dupli -
cates shall be obtained from the Director at a cost of $1 .00 per permit, pro-
vided that no such duplicate shall be issued unless and until the applicant
has furnished to the Director a written statement that he or she has lost
the original permit. No person shall apply for a duplicate permit unless
the original permit has in fact been lost.
Section 4. Services, Repair and Emer enc Assistance.
Individu who perform or vehicles used in the performance of commercial
services, rerpai , or emergency assistance for any resident living in the resi-
dential area, are xempt from restrictions imposed by this ordinance, provided
that such persons a then performing or the vehicles in fact are then being
used in such services r assistence, and provided further, the exemption granted
hereunder shall termina immediately upon completion of the necessary services
or assistance.
Section 5. Street Maintenance• ow Emer enc .
No exemptions or other permi granted herein abrogate the scope of parking
restrictions imposed as such restr tions relate to street maintenance, parking
in one location beyond 24 hours, or ergencies provided in Chapter 149 of this
Code.
Section 6. Handicapped Parking.
Nothing herein provided shall abrogate t e scope of parking privileges
granted handicapped persons as established pu uant to 'this �ode or Statutes
enacted by this State.
Section 7. Posting of Signs.
The Director shall cause appropriate signs te be sted in the restricted
areas so as to inform an ordinarily observant person of he existence of rules
and regulations imposed by this Ordinance.
Section 8. Penalty.
It shall be unlawful for any person to submit false informat n in any appli-
cation for a parking permit issued pursuant to this Ordinance. Vi lation of any
application requirement shall be grounds for denial or revocation o the permit
and shall be pur�ishable as a misdemeanor. It shall also be unlawful r any
vehicle to be stopped, parked or abandoned in violation of any provisi s of this
Ordinance. Any such viclation is hereby declared an obstruction of publ c streets
and shall be punishable as a misdemeanor and may subject the vehicle to b moved
or impounded at the cost and expense of the owner in accordance with the te s of
Chapter 148 of this Code. �
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Se ct i on 9. S e rab i 1 i t .
in the eve any sectton of this Ordinance is held invalid by a court of
canpetent juris ction, the invalidity shali extend only to the section
affected and all t-�er sections shall continue in full force and effect.
Section 10. Coding.
This Ordinance shall be med a part of the Saint Paul Legislative Code
and shall be incorporated the re and given an app ropriate chapter and/or
section marker at the time of the xt revision of the Legislattve Code.
Section 11 . Effective Date, Expiration.
This Ordinance shal l take effect and be in rce thi rty (30� days after
its passage, �proval and publication , but shall e i re one year from its
effective date unless extended or acted upon by the Council.
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iato txo se�arnte orditu�nces� C.F, 2'TS505, atz c�r�linance es�lis'b�3r�g,
, an,c��periment�al reeideatial perc�it park � aa� in th,e�.Uni'versii�t� � ' j ��
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of i�n�neaota St. Pa.ui Ca�pus vici:aity �►d t,�a i�. Mitcls�ll Col�e�e '
�, :of L�c viciait�r. Th� c�rdi�aae Was e;ls� amensleQ by s�rtki�g the
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CITY OF SAINT PAUL
�o:.sPe OFFICE OF THE CITY COIINCIL
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VICTOR J. TEDESCO MARILYN LANTRY
Councilman Legislative Aide
September 12, 1980
Al Olson
City Clerk's Office
386 City Hall
Dear Al:
Attached is an amendment to the residential pexmit parking program
ordinance which will have a fourth reading sometime in the middle of
October. Would you please see that this is attached to the ordinance
so that the Council can approve the amendment along with the complete
ordinance in October.
As soon as you have set a date for a hearing before the Council please
let me know as there are quite a few p�ople who wish to be notified of
the Council meeting. If you have any questionsa please call me.
Sincerely,
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Victor J. Tedesco
Councilman
CITY OF SAINT PAUL
cc-City Council
Walter Bowsea^, City Attorney
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the issuanc� of sa�e c�uld not tmduly ir,�air traffic safety or create
serious problems d�ing the use of such speci.al pennits.
f. Ctn�ches within the restricted area, at a cost of $5.00 for the applica-
tian and 50� for each pernoit, may acquire fram the I}irector transferable
Special Event Pezmits provided that such per3nits shall be anly used in
canjlmction with ev�nts spansored by the applicant QYUrch. Zhe I}irector
shall determine the n�anber of and the effective period of the pernri.ts to
be issued. ��d.ts s�a:I.I not be�re�_ed�u�z_advance r�tice to
t1�e Police,?����`or��e�s�`aor�u�ary_c.Y�irch_ev�?�s� suc�:�as fu¢ier�5,
�ia� services, festivals or bazaars, ar weddings, where iss�iee o��<
; sr�ch permits w�uld be impractical. _
g. Residenti.al Parking Permit Stickers sha.11 be pla.ced in the lawer rear
corner of the left ,side window c].c�sest .to the rear of the vehicle.
Visitor and Special Event'Permi�t�i:�k�ets shall be placed over the post
holding the rear view mirror to the windshield or sane other conspicu-
ous spot an the front of the vehicle where they are visible to enfor.ce-
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h. No perm.it issued tmder this ordinance sha.11 g�aarantee or reserve to the
holder, a particular parking space witivn the restricted area but shall
provide general paxking in said area. during the t�.me specified by this - -
resolutian and so posted as rern�ired by Sectian 4.
i. In the event any of the pezmi.ts issued Lm.der this ordinance are lost,
duplicates shall be obtained fram the 1?irector at a cost of 51.00 per
permit, provi.ded that no such duplicate shall be issued tmless and imtil
the applicaz�.t has ft�nished to the I7irector a written statement that he
or she has lost the ori.giila.l pe1.2n.it. iJo persan sha.11 apply for a dupli-
ca.te permit tmless the original has in fact been lost.
Section 4. Services, Re�air,and Fmergency Assistance.
Individuals who perform or vehicles used in the perforn�ce of cv�zrcial
services, repairs, or emergency assistance for any resident living in the
residential area, are exempt fram restrictions imposed by this ordin�zce, pro-
vi.ded tl-�at such persans are then performing or the vehicles in fact are then
being used in such services or assistance, and provided further, the ex,�tian
granted heretmder shall te��nate iim�diately u�on amrq�letian of the necessary
services or assistance.
Sectian 5. Street Ma.intenance; Snow Fmer�ency.
No exe�tians or other permits granted herein shall abrogate the scope of
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victor J. Tedesco , chairman, makes ths folto�r�ing
report on C. F. 275505 � Ordinance
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parking program in two residential areas in the City o� St. Paul.
The Public Works Committee, meeting as a committee-of-the-whole, took no
action on the ordinance. The final reading of the ordinance by the City
Council will be delayed until after the budget has been adopted. The City
Clerk is instructed to bring this ordinance back for a fourth reading on.
Tuesday, October 16, at which time it is requested that this be the only
item on the Couz�cil agenda.
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Mayor Latimer
City Attorney Jerome Segal �
Don Nygaard
Bernard Carlson
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Septemb�r 9, 1980
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r_�,r A-ttorney's Office
_r:Oi�S. Counci -_ ;ictor J. Tedesco
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�rE�^iCE: Prc1os�d Council File �275505--An Ordinance establishing
an e;r��ri;nental residential permit parking program in two
res�-=."ial areas in the City of St. Paul.
Th? above ordin���� was discussed at a Public Works Committee Meetin�
o� the Fihole on �e��e�ber 5. The Committee agreed to add�n� an am�ndment
to Section 3.f. �ftached is a copv of the language. L�Tould you please
amend the ordinance to include the addition of this sentence. If tttere
is any question, please get in touch ��rith' me.
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An Ordinanoe establishing an experi-
mental residential permit parking program
in the resic3ential area of the City of
Sa.int Paul near the William Mitchell
College of Law.
'1� COLNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAIlVT PAUL DOE5 ORDA]N:
Section 1. Declaratiari of Purpose.
The Co�cil of tY�e City of Saint Paul finds that the resic7ential area adjacent to or
near the William Mitchell College of Law does not have sufficient off-street parking to
safely acc�date the resi�3ential parking needs of the residents, and the parking needs of
non-residents using this institution. The CoLmcil further finds the frequent parking of
vechicles in this residential area by tYyese non-residential users has created resic7ential
probleqns of a safety, envirorurnntal and aesthetic nature.
Tl�,erefore tc� encourage reliance on car pools and mass transit, which is achieved by
assuring oonven.ient parking to residents who leav� their cars at ha�ee during the day, tr�
enhanoe the quality of life in residential areas by red.ucing noise, traffic hazazrls and
litter, to reduoe air pollution and other envirorn�en.tal factors of exoessive autcanobile
oomnuting, and to preserve the safety of children and other pedestrians, and the residential
area fro�► the above mention�ed health and safety hazards, the Council of the City of Saint
Paul hereby establishes this Residential Permit Parking Ordinanoe.
Section 2. Restrict�ed Residential Perniit Parking Areas Authorized.
The follawing parking regulations shall be in effect in t1�e residential area in and.
around the William Mitchell College of Law.
a. William Mitchell College of Law
l. Except by Permit or unless othexwise posted, no parking fran 2:00 p.m. tro 8:00 p.m.
an the north side of Portland Avenue between Victoria Street and Milton Street.
COUIVCILMEN Requested by Department of:
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2. Exaept by Pernni.t or unless otherwise posted, 1 hour parking weekdays from
2;00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on tYye following strnets:
North side of Portland Avenue between Victoria Street and Avon Street.
Both sides of Portland Avenue between Milton Street and Chatsworth Street.
South sic� of Holly Avenue betweeri Victoria Street and Avon Street.
West side of Miltari Avenue fran Portland Avenue south to the alley.
3. If during the effective period. of this non-resic7ent parking ordinance,
demand shifts to streets outside of the established pern�i.t parking areas
thereby creating additional and substantial health and safety problems in
said non-permit parking areas, the Director of Public Works, hereinafter
referred to as "Director", may establish one hour parking e�oept by per-
mi.t or unless otherwise posted, frcxn 2:00 p.m. tro 8:30 p.m. on the follaw-
ing streets, when non-resident parking exoeeds 51� of the available on
street parking curb spaoe:
Both sicles of Ashland Avenue, frc�n VictAria Street to Chatswr�rth Street.
Both sic3�es of Milton Street fran Portland Avenue to Ashland Avenue.
Both sides of Portland Av+enue fran Chatsworth Street tA Oxford Street.
North sicle of Ashland Avenue from Victoria Street to Avon Street.
Sectian 3. Parking Fernli.ts; Eligibility; Issuanoe.
a. An Application for one or more parking pern�its authorized under this Ordi-
nanc�e shall be made on a form provicled by the Director, which form may
require the applicant to furnish his or her name and address, make, �l,
and li�ense rnm�ber of his or her vehicles, and any add.itional information
which will aid the Director in the enfor�nt of the provisions conta.ined
in this Orclinance.
b. A non-reftulc7,able permit application fee of $5.00 for each Residential Park-
ing Permi_t shall k�e required to c�over oosts incurred as a result of the
implementation of the residential permit paxking plan.
c. A maxurnun of two Resiclential Parlc�g Pe�mi.ts shall be made available to
the resic�ent of said residence or dwelling imit on the basis of one permit
for each vehicle �c�med by the resident. In no way shall the rnm�r of
permits exoeed the ntanUer of vehicles awned by the resident.
d. A maximtun of two transferable Visitor Permits at a non-ref�dable cost of
$5.00 per pernlit; shall be made available to each resic�nce or cl�aelling Lmit,
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notwithstanding whether or not the resident of the resic�ence or dwelling
�it awns an autc�robile. Provided that no resident of a residenoe or
dwelling Lmit may use a Visitor Permit tr� park a car awned or controlled
by him or Y�er in the restrict�ed area, it being the intent of this ordinance
that such VisitAr Pezmits shall be made available and used by people not
resicling in but visiting a resiclent of the restricted area.
e. Residents within the restricted area, at a cost of 50¢ for each permit,
may acz�Lire frcen the Direct�or non-transferable and dated Special Ecn�nt
Permits which shall state the e�iratiari date of said permits. The
Director shall c�et�ennine the rnanber of special event perniits to be issued
and the hours in effect, upon his det�ernti.nation that the issuanoe of same
would not tmduly ;�;r traffic safety or creat�e serious probl�ns during
the use of such special permits.
f. Churehes within the restrict�ed area, at a cost of 50¢ for each permit,
may avquire fran the Director transferable Special Et�nt Permits provided
that such permits shall be only used in aonjtmction with evpazts sponsored
by the applicant Church. The Director shall determine the rnunber of an
effective period. of the penni.ts to be issued. Swch permits shall not be
required, �on advanoe notioe to the Polioe Departznent, for extraordinazy
church ev�nts suc.h as funerals, memorial services, festivals or bazaars,
or weddings, where issuanae of such permits would be impractical.
g. Residential Parking Permi.t SticJcers shall be pla.ced in the lower rear
aorner of the left sic�e windaw closest tA the rear of the vehicle.
Visit�or and Special Event Pernlit TicJcets shall be placed over the post
holding the rear view mirror to the windshield or some other conspicupus
spot on the front of the vehicle where they are visible tA the enforcement
personnel.
h. No permit issued. Lmder this Orclinanoe shall guarant�ee or reserve to the
hplder, a particular parking spaoe within the restrictred area but shall
provic7e general parking in said area during the time specified by this
resolution and so posted as required by Section 4.
i. In the event any of the pernnits issued tmder this orclinanee are lost,
d�licates shall be obtained frcan the Director at a cost of $1.00 per
pennit, provicl�d that no such duplicat�e shall be issued �less and �til
the applicant has furnished to t�� Director a written statement that he
or she has lost the original pern�it. No person shall apply for a duplicat�e
permit �less the original permit has in fact been lost.
Section 4. Servioes, Repair, and Emergency Assistance.
Individuals who perform or vehicles used in the perforn�rice of ccemr�rcial
serviees, repairs, or emergency assistance for any resident living in the
residential area, are exempt fran restrictions imposed by this ordinance,
pravided that suriz persons are then performing or the vehicles in fact are
then being used in such serviaes or assistance, and provid,ed further, the
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exexriptian granted hereuncier shall tericiinate imrndiately �on ccampletion of
the neoessary servic�es or assistanae.
Section 5. Street Maint�enanoe; Snaw Etnergency.
No ex�mptions or other permits grant�ed herein shall abrogat� the scope r�f park-
ing restrictions ing�osed as such restrictions relate to street maintenanc�e,
parking in one location beyarid 24 hours, or emergencies provicled in Chapter 149
of this Code.
Section 6. Handicapped Parking.
Nothing herein provided sha.11 abrogate the seope of parking privileges
granted handicapped persons as established pursuant to this Cod�e or Statutres
enacted by this State.
Section 7. Posting of Signs.
The Director sha.11 cause appropriat�e signs to be posted in the restricted
areas so as to infonn an ordinarily observant person of th�e existenoe of rule
and regulations inq�osed by this Ordinanoe.
Section 8. Penalty.
It shall be Lmlawful for any person tr� submit false infornnation in any
applica.tion for a parking pernnit issued pursuant to this Ordinance. Violation
of any application requirement shall be grounds for denial or revocation of the
pern�it and shall be pLm.ishable as a misde,meanor. it sha11 also be unlawful for
any vehicle to be stopped, parked or abandoned in violation of any provisions
of this Ordinanoe. Any such violation is hereby declared an obstruction of
public streets and shall be p�ishable as a misdemeanor and may subject the
vehicle to be moved or inQounded at the cost and expense of the awner in
accorclance with the terms of Chapter 148 of this Cod�e.
Section 9. Severability.
In the event any section of this Ordinanee is held invalid by a wurt of
ccet�tent jurisdiction, tY�e invalidity shall extend only to the section affected
and all other sections shall continue in full foroe and effect.
Section 10. Coding.
This Ordinanc:e shall be deeired a part of the Saint Paul Legislativn Code
and shall be inoorporated therein and given an appropriat�e chapter and/or
sectica� marker at the ture of the next revision of the Legislative Code.
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Section 11. Effective Dat,�, Expiration.
This Ordinanoe shall take effect and be in foroe thirty (30) days after its
passage, approval and publication, but shall expire �e year fro�n its effective
date unless extended or acted upon by the City Council.
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From: Councilman Victor Tedesco
The following actions were taken by the Public Works Committee at
its August 19, 1981 meeting:
The Committee recommended that Agenda Items 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 be approved.
The Committee recommended that Agenda Item 7 be laid over for two weeks.
The Committee recommended that Agenda Item 8--inactive Public Works
Agenda items--be removed from the Public Works Committee as they
are moot. �
2. Improvement of Arkwright Street from Hyacinth Avenue to Arlington Street by �
"� -"-""' .: �= grading and paving; constructing curbs, gutters, slopes; AND constructing a :"
sanitary sewer in Arkwright Street from Hyacinth Avenue to Cottage Avenu�, `
including sewer service connections. (public Hearing scheduled for August 25} .
3. Im�rovement of Morningside Drive from 600 feet south of Lower Afton Road to � �
Lo�aer Afton Road by grading and paving; constructing concrete curbs and gutters; -
� constructing slopes; AND constructing a sanitary sewer including sewer service .
connections. (Scheduled for Public Hearing on August 25) . .
4. Consideration of a petition of the Housing and Redevelopment Authority to vacate
' parts of Terrace Street and Sims Avenue to provide more area for the HRA
-�� - assisted development of EMC Corporation,• a sound reproduction industry. (Public �
Hearing sche�iuled for August 25) _
5. Consideration of a petition of Hamline University for the vacation of part of �
Pascal Str2et north of Taylor Avenue to provide more space for an improved ' �
University recreation area. (Scheduled for Public Hearing on Sept. 1)
6. (Laid over from 8/5/81) -- Petitian of the Housing and Redevelopment Authority
� to vacate the City's interests in the alleys in the block bounded by Sixth,
Sibley, Fifth and 3ackson Streets to allow for development of a mixed-usc? projeet
including underground parking, housing, offices, shopping and recreational uses. �
(Public Hearing scheduled for August 25) �
7e (Laid over from 8/5/81) -- Petition of Thomas Hanten for the vacation of a portion
of the alley in Block 4, Merriam Park 5th Addition, and to replace it with a new
alley to create larger lots at St. Anthony and Pillsbury Streets.
3. Action to be taken to strike .items from the�Public Works Committee agenda inasmueh
as they no longer are items for City Council consideration as follo«s:
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I. Discussion of propriety of Parking Commission solicitation of donations
for parking permits.
2. Petition of residents at 2276 and 2284 Highland Parkway and 723 47oodla•.m
apartnent buildings regarding chanae of no parking status on the r�orth
side of Highland Parkway between Woodlawn and �4ount Curve Blvd. to
two-hour parking.
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3. Public Works proposal on Solid Waste Management Program.
4. Resolution accepting for review the Solid Waste Management Plan by the
Council.
5. Fir�al Order for tize acquisition of parts of Lbts 4 thru 15 of Mayall Subdi-
vision of Block 1 of �ti'hitney and Smith's Addition and Block 17 of Robert
and Randall's Addition as right-of-�ray to widen and extend Sibley-Jackson
switchback.
6. First Reading of Council File 276�c68, an ordinance amending Chapter 319.01
of the Legislative Code, and providing for the De�artment of Community
Services Division of Health and of Housing and Building Code Enforcem�nt
t0 enforce Dl^OViSions Af th�? Cnl i A tda�+to Roct»l�+i�r�c