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ouncil Resolution
Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Saint Paul has approved the use of $1 ,151 ,900
in federal funds and land disposition proceeds to assemble a site for the construction
s. of a facility by Control Data Corporation in the Martin Luther King area of the Surr�nit-
`� � University community (District 8); and
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.� WHEREAS, the Renewal Division has indicated that this amount is insufficient to
" complete the project in a timely manner, and that an additional $94,000 is needed at
. w this time; now, therefore, be it
� s RESOLVED, that upon the recommendation of the Mayor, the Council of the City of
� `� Saint Paul does hereby approve the transfer of $94,000 from the CD Year II unearmarked
¢ � contingency to the NDP Loan Repayment Account; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that upon the recommendation of the Mayor, the Council of the
City of Saint Paul does also approve the use of the above transferred $94,000 in NDP
Loan Repayment funds for the Control Data site assembly project, contingent upon
approval of the action by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. This action
will result in the following revised financing plan for the Control Data project.
CONTROL DAtA PROJECT FINANCING
z �.� Land Disposition Proceeds $ 311 ,900
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� o Original transfer from CD II to NDP Loan fund
o � to NDP Expenditures account 840,000
"n Additional transfer from CD II to NDP Loan
-� fund to NDP Expenditures account 94,000
o �`� TOTAL $1 ,245,900
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COUNCILMEN
Yeas Nays Requested by Depactment of:
Butler � Communi ty Devel ment
Hozza In Favor �
Hunt �,�'�(i�it.aw.�c. � �
Levine __�__ Against BY .
Roedler
Sylvester
Tedesco _ Qcj 2:7 19T7�
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Adopted�'�ouncil: Date
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App o d by Mayor: Date _ Appro d by Mayor for Submi ion Co cil
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DATE AUGUST 30, �9�� .
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HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESO i A
TO W. Q. PATTON RECETV�Ij
. FROM a. J. Br.oc�cCC Qf� AUG 3 1 1977
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SUBJECT CONTROL DATA SITE - PUBLIC 7MPROVEMENTS D{STRICT 7
During the initiaT negotiations with Control Data, it was informally agreed they would pay
the City approximately $20,000 an acre for the new construction site. Later in the
negotiations, due �to the urgency of the. project, and our inability to utilize corranunity
development funds until all environmental issues were cleared, CDC agreed to pay up to
$27,000 an acre. This later agreement allowed the City/HRA to proceed with the project.
However, it was informally agreed, as an exchange for the increased sales price, that the
City would conslder providing certain public improvements, that normally would be provided
by the developer. The amount discussed was approximately $90,000.
Tne Renewal staff, at the time of the negotiations with CDC, anticipated that the $42,400
from the Community Development Year II Special Acquisition atid Relocation Fund would be
available for this project. Since then, as you know, these £unds have been approved by
� City Council for Rice-TSa:ion Phase I. Also, the Financing Plan for the Control Data
� ro ect includes a contin eac of 93 975. Staff antic� ated �he
P J g y $ , p potential availability
of some of t;;ese funds fa� puSlic improvements. However, it now appears the contingency
will be needed to cover higher actual acquisition and relocation costs.
Therefore, this memorar.du.-n requests other funds in the CoRnnunity Developmznt Prograrn be
allocated to provide for public improvements and site renoval work for the �DC site. The
estimated amount needed is $94,000 (see memorandum attached), Please advise Gary Peltier
or me of the necessary information you need from us to faci2itate processing this through
City Council.
Attachment
cc: Mayor Latimer
Gary Peltier �/ �
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HOUSfNG AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CiTY OF SAINT PAUL, PJI�NNESOTA
T� Allan J. Block
FROM Gary A. Peltier
SUBJECT Pre2iminary Ideas for CDC Site Improve�aeats . �
StreeL Trees 42 @ $200 � $ 8, 400.
Site Preparation $500/acre C� 13.5 6,750.
Tree Mova1 150 C� 100 1.5,000.
Rough Grading 20,000.
Reooval of Curb 4, 193
Removal of Streets 2I,017
RecnovaL of Driveways 1, 250
Rerroval of Carriage Walks 155
� �� ' Re�oval of Sidewallc 1,408
$78, 243
In addition the fol2owing is required:
Relocation andlor abandon�ent
� of water utilities $13,950
Sew�r bulkheading and
abandoa;nent 1, 500
$15,45J
. TOTAL $94,OOQ
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OM Ol : 12/1975
Rev. : 9/8/76
fXPLANATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS, ���• �, -�
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RES LU I NS, ND RDINANCES
Date: October 13, 1977
T0: MAYOR GEORGE LATIMER
FR: r'"MR. WILLIAM Q. PATTON�
RE: BUDGET TRANSFER FOR CONTROL DATA PROJECT
ACTION REQUESTED: approval of budget transfer to add $94,000 to the Control Data
project.
PURPOSE AND RATIONALE FOR THIS ACTION: an additional $94,000 is needed to cover the
cost of public improvements that would normally be provided by the developer. However,
Control Data agreed to pay more for the land if the City wot�ld assume the public
improvement costs.
ATTACHMENTS: Council Resolation; memo from Block to Patton explaining request.
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CITY OF SAINT PAUL
INTER-DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUIVI
JATE: October 13, 1977
T0: Mayor Laiimer
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FROi�1: Ji�i� Bellus �
SUaJ`r:CT: Extension of Time for Metropolitan Planning Assistance Grant
Application
Because of the discussions currently underway with respect to the
integrated work program for the �epartment of Planning and
Economic Development and your own Agenda for the City, I believe
it is necessary that we take a little more time than the guide-
lines allow for submission of the City's application for our
planning assistance grant. Our application is to be submitted by
October 26, uut the Metropolitan Council has provided that their
cl�airman can grant an extension of up to 60 days upon request
frorn a local community.
This seems like a simple administrative matter, but Metropolitan
Council guidelines require a resolution from our City Council to
1 make the request official . The request must be received by the
� i�etropolitan Council p rior to October 2G. A draft City Council
resolution is attached.
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cc: Gary Stout
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�o�r i W��f��`��', the Ci ty of Sai nt Paul i s enti tled to a grant i n the amount
�� of :�5G,�95 under the Planning Assistance Grants program for implementation
a� of the Metropolitan Land Planning Act; and
W}����id,8', the Ci ty's pl anni ng and devel opment functi ons have recently been
reorganized into a new department for which an integrated work program
is now being refined; and
WHEREAS, the City's work program for meeting the planning requirements
of tl�e P�etropolitan Land Planning Act must encompass a three-year period;
and
WHEREAS, it is desirable for efficiency and effectiveness that the greatest
possible coordination and integration be realized between locally identified
planning priorities and the requirements of the Land Planning Act; and
WHEREAS, development and review of the most satisfactory work program for
the plannin�be c rried out under the planning assistance grant will
require more tim�'�lowed under the guidelines established by the
Metropol i tan Counci] for grant appl i cati on; ltduu,��'bt tf
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R�$��1��, that the �f,�#� Council of the City of Saint
Paul requests that the Ctiiairman of the Metropolitan Council grant an
extension of 60 days beyond the date of October 26, 1977 for submission
of the City's application for a planning assistance grant for comprehensive
planning under the Metropolitan Land Planning Act.