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01-678Council File # C9 _ � $' RESOLUTION OF �SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Presented Referred To Committee Date RESOLUTION IN REMEMBRANCE OF PHILLIP M. MCDONALD 1 WI-]EREAS, Philip M. McDonald was bom in Boston, Massachusetts in 1917 and had been a resident of Saint PauPs 2 Merriam Park Neighborhood since 1956; and 3 WIIEREAS, Philip was one of the City of Saint PauPs most committed activist in trying to improve pedestrian safety; 4 and 5 WIIEREAS, his indefatigable and vigorous activism for pedestrian rights was spuned by the death of his wife of 40 6 yeazs, Mary Kay, who was killed by a bus while walking across a street; and 7 WI�REAS, Philip was a regularly fixture at the Saint Paul City Hall and the Minnesota State Legislature, lobbying for 8 increased protectionsfor pedestrians;and 9 WHEREAS, Philip is largely responsible for the passage of state ]egislation that would allow first class cities in the State 10 of Minnesota to extend pedestrian crossing times at signalized intersections; and ll WIIEREAS, Philip served as a transportation advisor to the Highland Park Community Council and received the Henri 12 Eisenhauer Awazd for Community Activities from the Merriam Park Community Council honoring his work on 13 pedestrian safety; and 14 WI�KEAS, on June 26, 2001, at the age of 83, Philip M. McDonald passed away and wiil be missed dearly by his 15 family, friends and the entire community; now therefore be it Green Sheet # i \tJ yO b 16 RESOLVED, that the City of Saint Paul honors and celebrates the life of Philip M. McDonald and acknowledges with 17 gratitude the work he has done to improve pedestrian safety and the quality of life for residents of the City of Saint Paul 18 and the State of Minnesota. C� � - 6�18' Requested by Department of: Adopted by Council: Date � a-� c7 Adoption Ce fied by Council Se retary By. � ---�.� � � Approved by Mayor: Date �UT`�� By: � Form Approved by City Attorney � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � n� _rnc' OFPARTMEM/OFFICE/COUNCIL onre�x�ru�o � �° c�t coun�� 6-26-01 GREEN SHEET No 110400 CONTACT PERSON S PHONE InWaIN#e InIt1a11Date Councilmember Harris 6-8630 � �.� MUST BE ON COUNCILAGENDA BY (DAT� 6-27-01 Assicx (under suspension) a ,,.,,, T ,�,. a ,,.�„ K NUMOERFOR NOUi1NG � fHANCWL9ERNCF80Yt ❑ fWNI'NLBERVIACCi6 ❑ YAYOR�ORASSSTANt) ❑ TOTAL. # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) CTION REQUESTFD Resolution in Remembrance of Philip M. McDonald RECAMMENDATION Approve (A) a Reject (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRALTS MUST ANSWEIt TNE FOLLOWING QUESTiONS: 1 Has lhis persoMfirm eve� vrorked under a contraIX far this depaRmeM? PLANNING COMMISSION YES NO CIB COMMITTEE 2. Has this persoMrm ever been a ciry employee7 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION VES NO 3. Dces this person/firtn possess a sltill not noimallypossessed by any a,rteM city employee? VES NO 4. Is this person/firm a targHed vendoR YES NO Explain all yes answers on separate sheet antl attach [o green sheet INITIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNITV (Who, Wha( When, Where, Why) _ ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED DISADVANTAGES IF NOTAPPROVED TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (C�RCLE ONk� YES NO FUNDING SOURCE ACTIVITY NUMBER FIf14NCIP1INFORMATION (IXPLAIN) Council File # C9 _ � $' RESOLUTION OF �SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Presented Referred To Committee Date RESOLUTION IN REMEMBRANCE OF PHILLIP M. MCDONALD 1 WI-]EREAS, Philip M. McDonald was bom in Boston, Massachusetts in 1917 and had been a resident of Saint PauPs 2 Merriam Park Neighborhood since 1956; and 3 WIIEREAS, Philip was one of the City of Saint PauPs most committed activist in trying to improve pedestrian safety; 4 and 5 WIIEREAS, his indefatigable and vigorous activism for pedestrian rights was spuned by the death of his wife of 40 6 yeazs, Mary Kay, who was killed by a bus while walking across a street; and 7 WI�REAS, Philip was a regularly fixture at the Saint Paul City Hall and the Minnesota State Legislature, lobbying for 8 increased protectionsfor pedestrians;and 9 WHEREAS, Philip is largely responsible for the passage of state ]egislation that would allow first class cities in the State 10 of Minnesota to extend pedestrian crossing times at signalized intersections; and ll WIIEREAS, Philip served as a transportation advisor to the Highland Park Community Council and received the Henri 12 Eisenhauer Awazd for Community Activities from the Merriam Park Community Council honoring his work on 13 pedestrian safety; and 14 WI�KEAS, on June 26, 2001, at the age of 83, Philip M. McDonald passed away and wiil be missed dearly by his 15 family, friends and the entire community; now therefore be it Green Sheet # i \tJ yO b 16 RESOLVED, that the City of Saint Paul honors and celebrates the life of Philip M. McDonald and acknowledges with 17 gratitude the work he has done to improve pedestrian safety and the quality of life for residents of the City of Saint Paul 18 and the State of Minnesota. C� � - 6�18' Requested by Department of: Adopted by Council: Date � a-� c7 Adoption Ce fied by Council Se retary By. � ---�.� � � Approved by Mayor: Date �UT`�� By: � Form Approved by City Attorney � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � n� _rnc' OFPARTMEM/OFFICE/COUNCIL onre�x�ru�o � �° c�t coun�� 6-26-01 GREEN SHEET No 110400 CONTACT PERSON S PHONE InWaIN#e InIt1a11Date Councilmember Harris 6-8630 � �.� MUST BE ON COUNCILAGENDA BY (DAT� 6-27-01 Assicx (under suspension) a ,,.,,, T ,�,. a ,,.�„ K NUMOERFOR NOUi1NG � fHANCWL9ERNCF80Yt ❑ fWNI'NLBERVIACCi6 ❑ YAYOR�ORASSSTANt) ❑ TOTAL. # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) CTION REQUESTFD Resolution in Remembrance of Philip M. McDonald RECAMMENDATION Approve (A) a Reject (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRALTS MUST ANSWEIt TNE FOLLOWING QUESTiONS: 1 Has lhis persoMfirm eve� vrorked under a contraIX far this depaRmeM? PLANNING COMMISSION YES NO CIB COMMITTEE 2. Has this persoMrm ever been a ciry employee7 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION VES NO 3. Dces this person/firtn possess a sltill not noimallypossessed by any a,rteM city employee? VES NO 4. Is this person/firm a targHed vendoR YES NO Explain all yes answers on separate sheet antl attach [o green sheet INITIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNITV (Who, Wha( When, Where, Why) _ ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED DISADVANTAGES IF NOTAPPROVED TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (C�RCLE ONk� YES NO FUNDING SOURCE ACTIVITY NUMBER FIf14NCIP1INFORMATION (IXPLAIN) Council File # C9 _ � $' RESOLUTION OF �SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Presented Referred To Committee Date RESOLUTION IN REMEMBRANCE OF PHILLIP M. MCDONALD 1 WI-]EREAS, Philip M. McDonald was bom in Boston, Massachusetts in 1917 and had been a resident of Saint PauPs 2 Merriam Park Neighborhood since 1956; and 3 WIIEREAS, Philip was one of the City of Saint PauPs most committed activist in trying to improve pedestrian safety; 4 and 5 WIIEREAS, his indefatigable and vigorous activism for pedestrian rights was spuned by the death of his wife of 40 6 yeazs, Mary Kay, who was killed by a bus while walking across a street; and 7 WI�REAS, Philip was a regularly fixture at the Saint Paul City Hall and the Minnesota State Legislature, lobbying for 8 increased protectionsfor pedestrians;and 9 WHEREAS, Philip is largely responsible for the passage of state ]egislation that would allow first class cities in the State 10 of Minnesota to extend pedestrian crossing times at signalized intersections; and ll WIIEREAS, Philip served as a transportation advisor to the Highland Park Community Council and received the Henri 12 Eisenhauer Awazd for Community Activities from the Merriam Park Community Council honoring his work on 13 pedestrian safety; and 14 WI�KEAS, on June 26, 2001, at the age of 83, Philip M. McDonald passed away and wiil be missed dearly by his 15 family, friends and the entire community; now therefore be it Green Sheet # i \tJ yO b 16 RESOLVED, that the City of Saint Paul honors and celebrates the life of Philip M. McDonald and acknowledges with 17 gratitude the work he has done to improve pedestrian safety and the quality of life for residents of the City of Saint Paul 18 and the State of Minnesota. C� � - 6�18' Requested by Department of: Adopted by Council: Date � a-� c7 Adoption Ce fied by Council Se retary By. � ---�.� � � Approved by Mayor: Date �UT`�� By: � Form Approved by City Attorney � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � n� _rnc' OFPARTMEM/OFFICE/COUNCIL onre�x�ru�o � �° c�t coun�� 6-26-01 GREEN SHEET No 110400 CONTACT PERSON S PHONE InWaIN#e InIt1a11Date Councilmember Harris 6-8630 � �.� MUST BE ON COUNCILAGENDA BY (DAT� 6-27-01 Assicx (under suspension) a ,,.,,, T ,�,. a ,,.�„ K NUMOERFOR NOUi1NG � fHANCWL9ERNCF80Yt ❑ fWNI'NLBERVIACCi6 ❑ YAYOR�ORASSSTANt) ❑ TOTAL. # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) CTION REQUESTFD Resolution in Remembrance of Philip M. McDonald RECAMMENDATION Approve (A) a Reject (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRALTS MUST ANSWEIt TNE FOLLOWING QUESTiONS: 1 Has lhis persoMfirm eve� vrorked under a contraIX far this depaRmeM? PLANNING COMMISSION YES NO CIB COMMITTEE 2. Has this persoMrm ever been a ciry employee7 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION VES NO 3. Dces this person/firtn possess a sltill not noimallypossessed by any a,rteM city employee? VES NO 4. Is this person/firm a targHed vendoR YES NO Explain all yes answers on separate sheet antl attach [o green sheet INITIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNITV (Who, Wha( When, Where, Why) _ ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED DISADVANTAGES IF NOTAPPROVED TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (C�RCLE ONk� YES NO FUNDING SOURCE ACTIVITY NUMBER FIf14NCIP1INFORMATION (IXPLAIN)