01-292C�IGI����L
Presented by.
Referred to:
Committee Date:
1 Whereas, the City's Storm Sewer System Charge is based on a parcel's anticipated conm`bution of
2 storm water runoff to the storm sewer system, which is a function of the parcel's size and its land use,
3 and
4
Whereas, land use is deternvned by using the Sub-Usage Code List which is prepazed and used by
the Ramsey County Department of TaYation, and
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Whereas, Ramsey County recently made changes to their Sub-Usage Code List, and
Whereas, the City Council, upon zecoisunendation of the Department of Public Works, established
the Policy For'I'he Determination And Reviesv Of The Storm Sewer 3vstem Charee (Counci
File # 86-819), and
Whereas, the Director of Public Works reconunends that Appendix A of the Polic�For The
Deternunation And Review Of The Storm Sewer System Charee be revised to reflect changes
Ramsey County made to their Sub-Usage Code List.
Now, therefore be it Resolved, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul approve the revision to
Appendix A dated Mazch 7, 2001.
Requested by the Department of Public Works
Adopted by Council: Date: �i� 2�DA/
Adoption Certified by Councfl Secretary
BY� �� � . t-�..��_
Approved by Mayar: Date: ,'Y" 7` Z�
By:
CouncIl Fffe # � \' a���
Green sneer # 111477
RESOLUTION
OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA \�J
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By: `��� �' z;CG'l+-C �•1 �f . a I
Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
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AppendiY A
Ramsey County Snb-Usage Codes
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification A
101. Cash Grain or General Farm
120. Timber or Forest Land
190. Other Agriculture Use
300. Industrial Vacant Land
400. Commercia] VacantLand
405. Apartment Vacant Land
463. Goif Courses
496. Marina (Small Boat)
500. Residential Vacant Land L.ot
509. Residential New Plats Initial Year
519. Residential New Plats Initial + 113 difference
529. Residential New Plats Initial + 2/3 difference
539. Residential New Plats Third Year
549. Residential Problem Vacant Pins
555. Condo / Co-Op Non-Tax Outlot
559. Residential Condo / Ca-Op Vacant
577. Townhome Non-Tax Outlot
578. Residential Townhome Vacant
641. Vacant Land
645. Exempt HRA Vacant Land
646. Exempt Cultural & Nature Exhibits
690. Graveyards Monuments Cemeteries
821. Vacant Land
The following Sub-Usage Code shall be placed in Land Use Classification B:
840. Railroad Real Property Used In Operations
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification C:
510. Single Family Dwelling Platted I.ot
520. Two Family Dwelling Platted Lot
540. Double Dwelling
545. 'h Double Dwelling
525. Conversion
Revised March 7, 2001 Page 1
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AppendiY A
Ramsey County Sub-Usage Codes
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification D:
550. Condo ! Co-Op
552. Condo / Co-Op Garage or Storage
570. Townhome - Inner
575. Townhome - Outer
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification E:
650. Exempt Property Owned By The Boazd Of Fducation
670. Exempt Property Owned By Private Schools
The following Sub-Usage Codes shalt be placed in Land Use Classification �`.
405. Apartments 1-9 Rental linits
402. Apartments 10-19 Rental Units
403. Apartments 20-49 Rental Units
404. Apartments 50 or More Rental Units
406. Apartment Misc. Improvements
407. Fraternity / Sorority House
412. Nursing Homes & Private Hospitals
415. Trailer or Mobile Home Park
530. Three Family Dwelling Platted Lot
560. Mobile Home on Real Estate
599. Other Residential
600. Exempt Property Owned by USA
610. Exempt Property Owned by State of Minnesota
620. Exempt Property Owned by Counties
635. Firestations
640. Exempt Property Owned By Municipals
647. Exempt Community Recreational Facility
649. Library
680. Charitabie Exempt Hospitals / Nursing Homes
682. Welfare / Charitable Facility
685. Churches Etc. Public Worship Private
,/' Revised Mazch 7, 2001 Page 2
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AppendiY A
Ramsey County Sub-Usage Codes
The following Sub-Usage Codes shaU be placed in Land Use Classificafion G:
108. Nurseries
109. Greenhouses Vegetables &
Floraculture
310. Food & Drink Process Plants &
5torage
320. Foundries & Heavy Manufacturing
Plants
340. Manufacturing & Assembly Light
370. Small Shops (Machine Tool & Die etc)
390. Grain Elevators
399. Other Industrial Structures
410. Motels & Tourist Cabins
411. Hotels
420. Smatl ('Under 10,000 sf� Detach Retail
421. Supermarkets
422. Discount Stores & Jr. Dept. Stores
423. Medium Detached Retail
424. Full Line Department Stores
425. Neighborhood Shopping Center
426. Community Shopping Center
427. Regional Shopping Center
428. Veterinary Clinic
429. Other Retail Structures
430. Restaurant Cafeteria and / or bar
431. Small Strip Center
432. Convenience Stare
435. Drive-in Restaurant / Food Service
Facility
437. Day Care Centers
440. Dry Cleaning Plant & Laundries
441. Funeral Homes
442. Medical Clinic & Offices
444. Full Service Banks
445. Savings & Loans
Revised March 7, 2001
Page 3
447. Office Building 1-2 Stories
448. Office Building 3 or More Stories
Walk-up
449. Office Building 3 or More Stories
Elevator
450. Condominium Office ilnits
451. Gas Station
452. Automotive Service Station
453. Car Washes
454. Auto Caz Sales & Services
456. Parking Garage Structure & Lots
457. Parking Ramp
460. Theaters
4�i. Drive-in �"heaters
462. Golf Driving Range & Mini Golf
Courses
464. Bowling Alleys
465. Lodge Hail & Amusement Parks
479. Flex Industrial Center
480. Commercial Warehouses
481. Mini Warehouse
482. Commercial Truck Terminals
485. Research & Development Facility
490. Marine Service Facilities
499. Other Commercial Structures
625. St. Paul Airport & MAC Property
644. Sport / Public Assemble Facility
687. Exempt Office Buildings
695. Skyways
830. Comm LD & Impro Own By Pub
Uti Th Rail
850. Railroad Real Property Not Used
In Operations
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3. �'{-6/
DEPARTMEPT/OFFlCE/COUNCIL DATEINITIATED �REEN SHEET 1�14�� �
Public Works March 6, 2001 ��
iumei meic INITIAVDAiE
�NTACT PEfl50N & PHpNE
Mike Kassan 266-6249
MUST BE ON COUNCIL A6ENDA BY (DAT�
3 7 O 5� Mayor
0\
�i3 O� � City Council —
� � City Cferk
� City Attomey "W'�' ! • � t "t' b �
" � Sewer Utility Manager
wss�ce,
NUMBERFO �publicWorksAccountant
novrov� � Dep°�a'F°t�""
oxovt
❑ Budget Director
❑ Fin. Services Acc4
�
TOTAL # OP SIGNATURE PAGES 'i (CIIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR 51GNATUR�
ACTION REQUESTED
Approve attached resolution revising Appendix A of the Policv For The Determination And Review Of The Storm
Sewer Svstem Charge.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R)
PLANNING COMMISSION
CIB COMMITTEE
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE
FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
1. Has this person/firtn ever worked under a contract for this
depar[ment?
YES NO
2. Has this person/firm ever been a ciiy employee?
YES NO
3. Does this person/firm possess a skill not normally possessed by any
curreM city empioyee?
YES NO
Explain all yes answers on separete sheet and attach to green
sheet
INITIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHI�:
The City uses Ramsey County's Sub-Usage Codes in calculating the annual Storm Sewer System Chazge. Recently the
CounTy revised these codes by adding some new ones, removing others and changing the code's numbering system. Appendix
A of the Policy For The Determination And Review Of The Storm Sewer Svstem Char�ereferences these codes. Since the
policy was adopted by resolution, we feel that revisions to the policy should also be by resolution.
ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED:
The Storm Sewer System Chazge will be calculated properly g ,.,: ��ek�`:�°�F
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DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED:
None
DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED:
The City may not be able to bill this year' s Storm Sewer System Charge
TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION
COST/REVENUE BUDGEfED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO
AC1NtTY NUMBER
FINANCIAL INFORMATION: (EXPLAIN)
C�IGI����L
Presented by.
Referred to:
Committee Date:
1 Whereas, the City's Storm Sewer System Charge is based on a parcel's anticipated conm`bution of
2 storm water runoff to the storm sewer system, which is a function of the parcel's size and its land use,
3 and
4
Whereas, land use is deternvned by using the Sub-Usage Code List which is prepazed and used by
the Ramsey County Department of TaYation, and
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Whereas, Ramsey County recently made changes to their Sub-Usage Code List, and
Whereas, the City Council, upon zecoisunendation of the Department of Public Works, established
the Policy For'I'he Determination And Reviesv Of The Storm Sewer 3vstem Charee (Counci
File # 86-819), and
Whereas, the Director of Public Works reconunends that Appendix A of the Polic�For The
Deternunation And Review Of The Storm Sewer System Charee be revised to reflect changes
Ramsey County made to their Sub-Usage Code List.
Now, therefore be it Resolved, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul approve the revision to
Appendix A dated Mazch 7, 2001.
Requested by the Department of Public Works
Adopted by Council: Date: �i� 2�DA/
Adoption Certified by Councfl Secretary
BY� �� � . t-�..��_
Approved by Mayar: Date: ,'Y" 7` Z�
By:
CouncIl Fffe # � \' a���
Green sneer # 111477
RESOLUTION
OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA \�J
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By: `��� �' z;CG'l+-C �•1 �f . a I
Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
B �� /"r«'
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AppendiY A
Ramsey County Snb-Usage Codes
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification A
101. Cash Grain or General Farm
120. Timber or Forest Land
190. Other Agriculture Use
300. Industrial Vacant Land
400. Commercia] VacantLand
405. Apartment Vacant Land
463. Goif Courses
496. Marina (Small Boat)
500. Residential Vacant Land L.ot
509. Residential New Plats Initial Year
519. Residential New Plats Initial + 113 difference
529. Residential New Plats Initial + 2/3 difference
539. Residential New Plats Third Year
549. Residential Problem Vacant Pins
555. Condo / Co-Op Non-Tax Outlot
559. Residential Condo / Ca-Op Vacant
577. Townhome Non-Tax Outlot
578. Residential Townhome Vacant
641. Vacant Land
645. Exempt HRA Vacant Land
646. Exempt Cultural & Nature Exhibits
690. Graveyards Monuments Cemeteries
821. Vacant Land
The following Sub-Usage Code shall be placed in Land Use Classification B:
840. Railroad Real Property Used In Operations
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification C:
510. Single Family Dwelling Platted I.ot
520. Two Family Dwelling Platted Lot
540. Double Dwelling
545. 'h Double Dwelling
525. Conversion
Revised March 7, 2001 Page 1
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AppendiY A
Ramsey County Sub-Usage Codes
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification D:
550. Condo ! Co-Op
552. Condo / Co-Op Garage or Storage
570. Townhome - Inner
575. Townhome - Outer
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification E:
650. Exempt Property Owned By The Boazd Of Fducation
670. Exempt Property Owned By Private Schools
The following Sub-Usage Codes shalt be placed in Land Use Classification �`.
405. Apartments 1-9 Rental linits
402. Apartments 10-19 Rental Units
403. Apartments 20-49 Rental Units
404. Apartments 50 or More Rental Units
406. Apartment Misc. Improvements
407. Fraternity / Sorority House
412. Nursing Homes & Private Hospitals
415. Trailer or Mobile Home Park
530. Three Family Dwelling Platted Lot
560. Mobile Home on Real Estate
599. Other Residential
600. Exempt Property Owned by USA
610. Exempt Property Owned by State of Minnesota
620. Exempt Property Owned by Counties
635. Firestations
640. Exempt Property Owned By Municipals
647. Exempt Community Recreational Facility
649. Library
680. Charitabie Exempt Hospitals / Nursing Homes
682. Welfare / Charitable Facility
685. Churches Etc. Public Worship Private
,/' Revised Mazch 7, 2001 Page 2
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AppendiY A
Ramsey County Sub-Usage Codes
The following Sub-Usage Codes shaU be placed in Land Use Classificafion G:
108. Nurseries
109. Greenhouses Vegetables &
Floraculture
310. Food & Drink Process Plants &
5torage
320. Foundries & Heavy Manufacturing
Plants
340. Manufacturing & Assembly Light
370. Small Shops (Machine Tool & Die etc)
390. Grain Elevators
399. Other Industrial Structures
410. Motels & Tourist Cabins
411. Hotels
420. Smatl ('Under 10,000 sf� Detach Retail
421. Supermarkets
422. Discount Stores & Jr. Dept. Stores
423. Medium Detached Retail
424. Full Line Department Stores
425. Neighborhood Shopping Center
426. Community Shopping Center
427. Regional Shopping Center
428. Veterinary Clinic
429. Other Retail Structures
430. Restaurant Cafeteria and / or bar
431. Small Strip Center
432. Convenience Stare
435. Drive-in Restaurant / Food Service
Facility
437. Day Care Centers
440. Dry Cleaning Plant & Laundries
441. Funeral Homes
442. Medical Clinic & Offices
444. Full Service Banks
445. Savings & Loans
Revised March 7, 2001
Page 3
447. Office Building 1-2 Stories
448. Office Building 3 or More Stories
Walk-up
449. Office Building 3 or More Stories
Elevator
450. Condominium Office ilnits
451. Gas Station
452. Automotive Service Station
453. Car Washes
454. Auto Caz Sales & Services
456. Parking Garage Structure & Lots
457. Parking Ramp
460. Theaters
4�i. Drive-in �"heaters
462. Golf Driving Range & Mini Golf
Courses
464. Bowling Alleys
465. Lodge Hail & Amusement Parks
479. Flex Industrial Center
480. Commercial Warehouses
481. Mini Warehouse
482. Commercial Truck Terminals
485. Research & Development Facility
490. Marine Service Facilities
499. Other Commercial Structures
625. St. Paul Airport & MAC Property
644. Sport / Public Assemble Facility
687. Exempt Office Buildings
695. Skyways
830. Comm LD & Impro Own By Pub
Uti Th Rail
850. Railroad Real Property Not Used
In Operations
,�,�-P.
3. �'{-6/
DEPARTMEPT/OFFlCE/COUNCIL DATEINITIATED �REEN SHEET 1�14�� �
Public Works March 6, 2001 ��
iumei meic INITIAVDAiE
�NTACT PEfl50N & PHpNE
Mike Kassan 266-6249
MUST BE ON COUNCIL A6ENDA BY (DAT�
3 7 O 5� Mayor
0\
�i3 O� � City Council —
� � City Cferk
� City Attomey "W'�' ! • � t "t' b �
" � Sewer Utility Manager
wss�ce,
NUMBERFO �publicWorksAccountant
novrov� � Dep°�a'F°t�""
oxovt
❑ Budget Director
❑ Fin. Services Acc4
�
TOTAL # OP SIGNATURE PAGES 'i (CIIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR 51GNATUR�
ACTION REQUESTED
Approve attached resolution revising Appendix A of the Policv For The Determination And Review Of The Storm
Sewer Svstem Charge.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R)
PLANNING COMMISSION
CIB COMMITTEE
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE
FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
1. Has this person/firtn ever worked under a contract for this
depar[ment?
YES NO
2. Has this person/firm ever been a ciiy employee?
YES NO
3. Does this person/firm possess a skill not normally possessed by any
curreM city empioyee?
YES NO
Explain all yes answers on separete sheet and attach to green
sheet
INITIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHI�:
The City uses Ramsey County's Sub-Usage Codes in calculating the annual Storm Sewer System Chazge. Recently the
CounTy revised these codes by adding some new ones, removing others and changing the code's numbering system. Appendix
A of the Policy For The Determination And Review Of The Storm Sewer Svstem Char�ereferences these codes. Since the
policy was adopted by resolution, we feel that revisions to the policy should also be by resolution.
ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED:
The Storm Sewer System Chazge will be calculated properly g ,.,: ��ek�`:�°�F
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��". �
,, �� � �'� `�����
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DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED:
None
DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED:
The City may not be able to bill this year' s Storm Sewer System Charge
TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION
COST/REVENUE BUDGEfED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO
AC1NtTY NUMBER
FINANCIAL INFORMATION: (EXPLAIN)
C�IGI����L
Presented by.
Referred to:
Committee Date:
1 Whereas, the City's Storm Sewer System Charge is based on a parcel's anticipated conm`bution of
2 storm water runoff to the storm sewer system, which is a function of the parcel's size and its land use,
3 and
4
Whereas, land use is deternvned by using the Sub-Usage Code List which is prepazed and used by
the Ramsey County Department of TaYation, and
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Whereas, Ramsey County recently made changes to their Sub-Usage Code List, and
Whereas, the City Council, upon zecoisunendation of the Department of Public Works, established
the Policy For'I'he Determination And Reviesv Of The Storm Sewer 3vstem Charee (Counci
File # 86-819), and
Whereas, the Director of Public Works reconunends that Appendix A of the Polic�For The
Deternunation And Review Of The Storm Sewer System Charee be revised to reflect changes
Ramsey County made to their Sub-Usage Code List.
Now, therefore be it Resolved, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul approve the revision to
Appendix A dated Mazch 7, 2001.
Requested by the Department of Public Works
Adopted by Council: Date: �i� 2�DA/
Adoption Certified by Councfl Secretary
BY� �� � . t-�..��_
Approved by Mayar: Date: ,'Y" 7` Z�
By:
CouncIl Fffe # � \' a���
Green sneer # 111477
RESOLUTION
OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA \�J
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� � �� • -� � RT� ' :S�r� �
By: `��� �' z;CG'l+-C �•1 �f . a I
Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
B �� /"r«'
o�-�-qa
AppendiY A
Ramsey County Snb-Usage Codes
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification A
101. Cash Grain or General Farm
120. Timber or Forest Land
190. Other Agriculture Use
300. Industrial Vacant Land
400. Commercia] VacantLand
405. Apartment Vacant Land
463. Goif Courses
496. Marina (Small Boat)
500. Residential Vacant Land L.ot
509. Residential New Plats Initial Year
519. Residential New Plats Initial + 113 difference
529. Residential New Plats Initial + 2/3 difference
539. Residential New Plats Third Year
549. Residential Problem Vacant Pins
555. Condo / Co-Op Non-Tax Outlot
559. Residential Condo / Ca-Op Vacant
577. Townhome Non-Tax Outlot
578. Residential Townhome Vacant
641. Vacant Land
645. Exempt HRA Vacant Land
646. Exempt Cultural & Nature Exhibits
690. Graveyards Monuments Cemeteries
821. Vacant Land
The following Sub-Usage Code shall be placed in Land Use Classification B:
840. Railroad Real Property Used In Operations
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification C:
510. Single Family Dwelling Platted I.ot
520. Two Family Dwelling Platted Lot
540. Double Dwelling
545. 'h Double Dwelling
525. Conversion
Revised March 7, 2001 Page 1
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AppendiY A
Ramsey County Sub-Usage Codes
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification D:
550. Condo ! Co-Op
552. Condo / Co-Op Garage or Storage
570. Townhome - Inner
575. Townhome - Outer
The following Sub-Usage Codes shall be placed in Land Use Classification E:
650. Exempt Property Owned By The Boazd Of Fducation
670. Exempt Property Owned By Private Schools
The following Sub-Usage Codes shalt be placed in Land Use Classification �`.
405. Apartments 1-9 Rental linits
402. Apartments 10-19 Rental Units
403. Apartments 20-49 Rental Units
404. Apartments 50 or More Rental Units
406. Apartment Misc. Improvements
407. Fraternity / Sorority House
412. Nursing Homes & Private Hospitals
415. Trailer or Mobile Home Park
530. Three Family Dwelling Platted Lot
560. Mobile Home on Real Estate
599. Other Residential
600. Exempt Property Owned by USA
610. Exempt Property Owned by State of Minnesota
620. Exempt Property Owned by Counties
635. Firestations
640. Exempt Property Owned By Municipals
647. Exempt Community Recreational Facility
649. Library
680. Charitabie Exempt Hospitals / Nursing Homes
682. Welfare / Charitable Facility
685. Churches Etc. Public Worship Private
,/' Revised Mazch 7, 2001 Page 2
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AppendiY A
Ramsey County Sub-Usage Codes
The following Sub-Usage Codes shaU be placed in Land Use Classificafion G:
108. Nurseries
109. Greenhouses Vegetables &
Floraculture
310. Food & Drink Process Plants &
5torage
320. Foundries & Heavy Manufacturing
Plants
340. Manufacturing & Assembly Light
370. Small Shops (Machine Tool & Die etc)
390. Grain Elevators
399. Other Industrial Structures
410. Motels & Tourist Cabins
411. Hotels
420. Smatl ('Under 10,000 sf� Detach Retail
421. Supermarkets
422. Discount Stores & Jr. Dept. Stores
423. Medium Detached Retail
424. Full Line Department Stores
425. Neighborhood Shopping Center
426. Community Shopping Center
427. Regional Shopping Center
428. Veterinary Clinic
429. Other Retail Structures
430. Restaurant Cafeteria and / or bar
431. Small Strip Center
432. Convenience Stare
435. Drive-in Restaurant / Food Service
Facility
437. Day Care Centers
440. Dry Cleaning Plant & Laundries
441. Funeral Homes
442. Medical Clinic & Offices
444. Full Service Banks
445. Savings & Loans
Revised March 7, 2001
Page 3
447. Office Building 1-2 Stories
448. Office Building 3 or More Stories
Walk-up
449. Office Building 3 or More Stories
Elevator
450. Condominium Office ilnits
451. Gas Station
452. Automotive Service Station
453. Car Washes
454. Auto Caz Sales & Services
456. Parking Garage Structure & Lots
457. Parking Ramp
460. Theaters
4�i. Drive-in �"heaters
462. Golf Driving Range & Mini Golf
Courses
464. Bowling Alleys
465. Lodge Hail & Amusement Parks
479. Flex Industrial Center
480. Commercial Warehouses
481. Mini Warehouse
482. Commercial Truck Terminals
485. Research & Development Facility
490. Marine Service Facilities
499. Other Commercial Structures
625. St. Paul Airport & MAC Property
644. Sport / Public Assemble Facility
687. Exempt Office Buildings
695. Skyways
830. Comm LD & Impro Own By Pub
Uti Th Rail
850. Railroad Real Property Not Used
In Operations
,�,�-P.
3. �'{-6/
DEPARTMEPT/OFFlCE/COUNCIL DATEINITIATED �REEN SHEET 1�14�� �
Public Works March 6, 2001 ��
iumei meic INITIAVDAiE
�NTACT PEfl50N & PHpNE
Mike Kassan 266-6249
MUST BE ON COUNCIL A6ENDA BY (DAT�
3 7 O 5� Mayor
0\
�i3 O� � City Council —
� � City Cferk
� City Attomey "W'�' ! • � t "t' b �
" � Sewer Utility Manager
wss�ce,
NUMBERFO �publicWorksAccountant
novrov� � Dep°�a'F°t�""
oxovt
❑ Budget Director
❑ Fin. Services Acc4
�
TOTAL # OP SIGNATURE PAGES 'i (CIIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR 51GNATUR�
ACTION REQUESTED
Approve attached resolution revising Appendix A of the Policv For The Determination And Review Of The Storm
Sewer Svstem Charge.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R)
PLANNING COMMISSION
CIB COMMITTEE
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE
FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
1. Has this person/firtn ever worked under a contract for this
depar[ment?
YES NO
2. Has this person/firm ever been a ciiy employee?
YES NO
3. Does this person/firm possess a skill not normally possessed by any
curreM city empioyee?
YES NO
Explain all yes answers on separete sheet and attach to green
sheet
INITIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHI�:
The City uses Ramsey County's Sub-Usage Codes in calculating the annual Storm Sewer System Chazge. Recently the
CounTy revised these codes by adding some new ones, removing others and changing the code's numbering system. Appendix
A of the Policy For The Determination And Review Of The Storm Sewer Svstem Char�ereferences these codes. Since the
policy was adopted by resolution, we feel that revisions to the policy should also be by resolution.
ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED:
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DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED:
None
DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED:
The City may not be able to bill this year' s Storm Sewer System Charge
TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION
COST/REVENUE BUDGEfED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO
AC1NtTY NUMBER
FINANCIAL INFORMATION: (EXPLAIN)