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CANARV - DEPARTMENT G I TY OF SA I NT PAU L
BLUE - MAVOR File NO.
uncil Resolution
Presented By
Referred To `" Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
WHEREAS, the District 17 Planning Council and the District '1 Planning
Council have mutually agreed to request a change in their common
boundaries, and
WHEREAS, currently the block bounded by University, Aurora, Rice and
Marion lies in District 17 and both districts ha.ve agreed that this
block appropriately belongs in District 7, and
WHEREAS, this block is part of the North-Capitol area and, therefore, the
land uses of this area are governed by the Capitol Area .Architectural
and Planning Board, and at the present time a11 of the CAAPC with the
exception of this one block is included in District 7, and
WHEREAS, the block is separaCed from District 17 by ma3or thoroughfares,
and both districts have concluded that the change wi11 promote more
coordinated planning and development activities,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Counc3.1 of the City of St. Paul
hereby agrees to the aforementioned boundary change in accordance with.
its CF 266111 whereby the Council adopted a procedure for settling district
boundary disputes, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that because both District 17 and District 7
mutually agree to this change, the City Planning Department wi11 not have
. to make any further analysis.
COUNCILMEN �
Yeas Nays Requested by Department of:
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Adopte y Council: Date
F�B � 7 �9T7 Form Approve by 'ty torney
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C ified Pa. y C ncil Secretary BY
Appro d by Mayor: Date �E8 � 8 1JTT. Approved y or Submission to Council
By BY
PUBLISHED E�B 2 6 1977
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NOUSING ANQ REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SA NT AUL, M ESOTA
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Mr. Donald Spaid January 2�, 19?7
Plann.ing Coordinator
St. Paul City Planning
421 wabasha
St. Paul, Minnesota 551�3
Dear Mr. Spaid:
Enclosed are the necessary documents to change the boundary between Districts � and 17.
As is explained in the letters from the two districts, both have agreed.
The chan.ge was originall.y suggested because Block 142 is part of the North Capitol Area,
which means its zoning ar�d, therefore, land use are governed by the Capitol Area Archi-
tectural and Planning Board. At the present time, al.l of the North Capitol Area is
included in District 7 except Block 142, So the chang� will promote more coordinated
planning and development. , , �
As District 7's district planner, I have been requested to transmit these documents, with
the understanding that your staff will review them and pursue the iasue with City Council.
Flease notify me if any further information is required.
S' erely,
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Dorothy K. Schlesselmaa .
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DEC 2 9 1976
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DlSTRICT 7,
DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
December 15, 1976
Mr. Don Bruestle
District 7 Project Administrator
1010 University Avenue
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55104
Dear Mr. Bruestle:
The Downtown Connnunity Development Conmiittee (DCDC - District 17),
having received and reviewed the District 7 request of including the
total Block 142 within District 7 boundaries, recognizes the ju�tification
and benefits of this request and agrees to revise the District 17 area
to exclude all of this Block.
The DCDC will be requesting official approval of its boundaries, corporate
structure, etc. in January at which time Block 142 will officially be
within District 7.
Sincer;ly,
Chuck Ewert
Chairperson
DCDC STAFF : HRA 298�4218 CITY PLANNING 298•4513
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� Dear t�ir. Spa�id: ' : -
At our last monthPs Baa�d mee�ing, �t�e Distra.ct 7 1�l�nning � .
� Council discuss�d the Block : bounded by Universi.tX, Aurara,
Rice and Mar�on in relation to its impact an the �2.ic��-Mara:on
c�rri.dar, the State Capitol comp�.ex and District ?. Tha.s � -
bloc3� i.s cur.rent�.� can�t�i�ned in D.istrict I7 for �lanninq
purposes; however, there has been some discussa.on as to .�
. wheth�r or not thi.s blo�k should instead belong to Distx�a.ct T�,
reasc�ns being that which � have stated above �impact on �
District 7� pl�s the natural barriers of I-94 and other '
majar thc�roughfcarES iahich separat� it from other Aistra.ct � ' �
. 17 planning activzties. .
-We �wish to notify yau at this tizne of our desire ta have _. � = . �
th� above described block changed from Distrzet l7 and be �
� placed in District 7. It is our understanda_ng that some
people raorking in District lT hav� also discussed this .
matter and may be in ac�reement ��rith our conclusi.ons; •
. therefore, we request that you take the necessar,y steps � �
toward making yo�r recommendation to City Cc�unei.l for th�,s
- � � change. . - .
Respectfully, _ . .
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Will.iam Johnsan, Fresident � � � :
Thomas-Da1e/Distr�.ct 7 Planning �ounc.iT., Inc.
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CITY OF SAINT pAUL
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
CITY PLANNING
DONALD L. SPAID AIP
PLANNING COORDINATOR
January 27, 1977 , �, .
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Mr. Robert Sylvester, President 6 ;:�� 1 '
and Members of the City Council '
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Dear Members of the City Council :
The District 17 Planning Council and the District 7 Planning Council have
mutually agreed to request a change in their common bound�ry. Currently
the block bounded by University, Aurora, Rice and Marion lies in District
17. Both districts have agreed that this block appropriately belongs in
District 7.
The change is being requested for several reasons. First, this block is
part of the North Capital Area and therefore the land uses in this area
are governed by the Capital Area Architectural and Planning Board. At the
present time, all of the North Capital Area is included in District 7,
except this particular block. Furthermore, the block is separated from
District 17 because of major thoroughfares. Both districts feel the change
would promote more coordinated planning and development activities.
Since there is a mutual agreement between the Districts that this block
should be part of District 7 instead of District 17, I am forwarding their
request for the boundary change to you, in accordance with C.F. 266111 ,
the Council resolution which adopts a procedure for settling district
boundary disputes. It is our understanding that since there was no
controversy between the two affected districts the Planning Office will not
make an individual analysis.
I assume the two neighborhoods will be notified when a hearing date on the
boundary change is set. Attached is the previous correspondence relating
to this matter.
Sincerely, �
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Donald L. Spaid
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cc: Chuck Ewert, Chairperson of District 17
Downtown Community Development Committee
William Johnson, President
Thomas-Dale/District 7 Planning Council , Inc.
Attachments
421 Wabasha Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 (612)-298-4151
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Mr. William Johnson, President - �
Thomas-Dale/District 7 Planning Council , Inc.
1010 University Avenue
St. Paul , MN 55104
Dear Mr. Johnson:
You have requested that steps be taken to remove the block bounded by
University Avenue, Rice Street, Aurora Avenue, and Marion Street from
District 17 and placed in District 7.
Attached is the City Council procedures for settling boundary disputes.
The first step is for citizen organizations to make every efifort to
reach an agreement among themselves on boundary disputes. Accordingly,
I suggest you contact Chuck Ewert of the Downtown Corr�nunity Development
Council and seek to mutually agree to the boundary change. If an
agreement is reached, please inform me and I will so inform the City �
Council . However, should the Districts fail to reach an agreement by
February l , I shall have my staff proceed with step 2 of the procedures
and prepare an analysis of the boundary change.
Chuck Ewert can be reached at: Ellerbe Architects
One Appletree Square
Bloomington, MN 55420
If you have any questions please feel free to call me at 298-4151 .
Sincerely, �
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Donald L. Spaid
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Chuck Ewert
421 Wabasha Street, Saint Paui, Minnesota 55102 (612)-2�8-4151
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Refer�ed To ____ _____—__ ______ _ ___— Committee: Date — —
Out of Committee Qy_—_____ _. _ Date --
RESOLVED� that the City Counoil hereby approves and adopts
the procedures for settling boundary disputee within the Citizene
Partioipation Program ae such proaedures were aubmitted to the
City Counoil by memorandum dated September 17� 1975 , a oopy oi
such procedures being on �ile in the of�ioe oi the City Clerk.
COUNC;[Lh1EN
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Adopted by Council: Date _
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SUGGESTED PROCEDURE FOR SETTLING BOUNDARY DISPUTES
The Community Development Section auggests the following procedures for
settling boundary disputes or for considering requests for district
, boundary changes under the Citizen Participation Program,
�1 . The citizen organizations in the districts should first make
every effort to reach agreeme�nt among themselvea an the disputed
boundaries , without any intervention from City officials . It is
suggested that from the time the City is first notified of a boundary
dispute , the citizen groups be given a maximum of 45 days to attempt
to resolve the matter.
2 . Concurrently, City Planning staff should be requested to analyz�
the disputed area , taking into consideration such things as nat-ural
or man-made boundaries and other appropriate planning criteria. The
Planning staff should then make its analysis available to the commun:
groups � as well as to the appropriate Ci�y officials .
3 . If the community groups are unable to reach agreement on the
boundaries , the City Council , or an appropriate subcomanittee there-
of� should schedule a public meeting with advance notice to all in-
terested parties . After hearing the facts of the situaCion and
making use of the Planning staff analysis , the final decision shoul�
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be made by the full City Council .
We seriously considered but decided against recommending a door-to-door
survey within the disputed area to illicit the opinion of the residents .
If there is any additional information you need� please contact Bill Pa�ts
�►n�r.oved by City Cvunc�Y on S��tem"�er gE„ 19750
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Mr. Don Spaid
5t.Paul City Planning
421 Wabasha
St.Paul,Mi�nnesota 55102
Dear Mr. Spaid:
At our last month' s Board meeting, the District 7 Planning
Council discussed the Block _,bounded by University, Aurora,
Rice and Marion in relation to its impact on the Rice-Marion
corridor, the State Capitol complex and District 7. This
block is currently contained in District 17 for planning
purposes; however, there has been some discussion as to
whether or not this block should instead belong to District 7,
reasons being that which I have stated above (impact on
District 7) plus the natural barriers of I-94 and other
major thorougIifares which separate it from other District
17 planning activities.
We wish to notify you at this time of our desire to have
the above described block changed from District 17 and be
placed in District 7. It is our understanding that some
people working in District 17 have also discussed this
matter and may be in agreement with our conclusions;
therefore, we request that you take the necessary steps
toward making your recommendation to City Council for this
change.
Respectfully,
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William John n, President
Thomas-Dale/District 7 Planning Council, Inc.
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