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264738 WHI7E - CITY CLERK w�yjjj��� PINK - FINANCE COUTICll . �����Q BLUERV MAYORTMENT GITY OF S � NT P �L Fll NO. v ..'i' '� � o ncil o ' ,- � Presented By Referred To Committee: Da Out of Committee By Date RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA, APPROVING THE NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, MINN. A-1 , YEAR VI, JULY 1 , 1974 TO JUNE 30, 1975, AND BUDGET THEREIN' CONTAINED ' WHEREAS, in connection with the Pleighborhood Development Program, Minn. A-1 , Year VI, July 1 , 1974 to June 30, 1975, budget and annual increment thereof and application of the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul , Minnesota to the United States Of America for financial assistance under Title I of the Housing Act of 1949, as amended, by Resolution, Council File No. 263276 adopted March 21 , 1974, the Council of the City of �aint Paul , Minnesota, approved program activities and budget for said Program in the amount of $16,785,882; and WHEREAS, in connection with said Pr�og�am, and after being advised as to the amount of Federal financial assistance available for said Program, by Resolution, Council File No. 263809 adopted July 5, 1974, the Council approved revised Program activities and budget for said Program in the amount of $14,774,266; and � WHEREAS, the Authority has presented to the Council for consideration "Neighborhood Development Program, Year VI (July 1 ,1974 - June 30, 1975)" dated November 1 , 1974, consisting of seven mir�eogra�hed pages, containing Program activities and a budget therefor in the amount of $14,693,817 financed through $5,871 ,974 in Federal financial assistance and $8,821 ,843 in Urban Renewal Bonds. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Saint Paul , Minnesota that the "Neighborhood Development Program, Year VI,(July 1 , 1974 � June 30, 1975) November, 1974" is hereby approved as the Program activities and budget for Neighborhood Development Program, Minn. A-1 , for the areas corr�rising said Program and identified as S unmit-University Minn. A-1-1 , West Midway-South St. Anthony Park, Minn. A-1-2, Thomas- Dale, Minn. A-1-3, Central Core, Minn. A-1-5, Seven Corners, Minn. A-1-6, and West Seventh Street, Minn. A-1-7. COUI�TCILMEN Requested by Department of: � ' Yeas Nays c��,.;��-- Hozza [n Favor Levine � Rcedler Against gY Sylvester Tedesco President Hunt Adopted by Coutie�l,: Date DEC' 1 ?+ t914' Form Approved by 'ty At rney } Certified Pa s y Co il Secretary BY I By Appro b ayor: Date DE(' Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By By RtlBLISNED DEC 21 1974 . z� 4� 3 � � � ' �z/�ZJ�� WEST SEVENTH STREET ASSOCIATION �',� ����� � �tn sTRE� for Neighborhood Development, lnc. � 'r'�'-+"�+'T•it.ve�.�. �"'�j !�jj�t�;����t�,�,�,a,,,#'� � St.Paul,Minnesota 65102 ■Telephone 224-5461 175 So. Wester� : December 11, 1974 ' Madame President Members of the City Council The West Seventh Street Aasociation and the Houaing Authority have approved the following proposals for funding under the NDP Year V Extended Program: 1. Emergency Rehab Grants within Identified Treatment Areaa $ 19,500 2. Acquisition of Lower Jamea Area (8 etructures) $200,000 3. Spot Acquiaition and Code Enforcement Activitiea Within Treatment Areas $179,000 4. Identified Code Enforcement Pro�ect Wide r (13 atruGturea) $195,000 r TpTAI, $593,500 Urban Renewal Bond Funda in the amount of $276,500 will be expended for these programs, and the balance of $217,000 will be Federal money. Based on inapections recently completed by the Housing Authority, the PAC has reached agreement with HRA on the boundary linea for the Intensive Treatment Area, and the one block in contention (Block 46) will be included in the proposal for Year I Community Development funds. The WesC Seventh Street Association thexefore requests that City Council . now approve the program as outlined, so that it may be implemented. Respectfully submitted, � � ���� ��'�9�z�-( ' `���� � , Becky Lo" ve Yuet � Treasurer J "7 �$ East Fifth Street, Saint Paul, l�linnesota 551 Ol. Edward N.Helfeld,executive director.phone 298 52 18 . � • � � ��� � . . ��t _��. . HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Members of the Council November 15, 1974 of the City of Saint Paul c/o Ci ty Cle rk 386 City Hall St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 Re: NDP Year VI Final Program and Budget Approval Dear Council Members: On June 26, 1974, the Council held a public hearing on the Neighborhood Development Program for the period July 1, 1974 through June 30 , 1975 thereafter approving the Program and Budget except as to $1,275 ,974, as to which the Authority was directed to confer with the Project Area Committees and to submit for further Council consideration proposed program activities in this amount for the several NDP areas. The Authority has met and conferred with the Project Area Committees and has reached agreement on program activities and budget allocations with each Committee save the West Seventh Street Association. The Authority Commissioners at their meeting on November 13, 1974 approved program activities and allocations for the additional Federal monies (attached find Authority resolution and program budget) , and authorized the Executive Director to request Council establish a public hearing upon the proposed final program and budget. As this proposal involved acquisition of certain real properties not covered by previous Council public hearings, it will be necessary that the hearing date be set upon a minimum of 10 days published notice pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Section 462. 521, Subdivision 1. The Authority therefore requests Council establish such a hearing for a time during the first week of December or as soon thereafter as is convenient. Yours very truly, � r t:' ' � � `, � ' , r. `�.�-�-�..� � �� Edw�.rd N. Helfeld � �,�t, , ''�-�*4 � �f � Orville E. Anderson, Donaltl P. Del Fiacco, David H. Hozza, Robert Sylvester, Kenneth J. Lynch, Willie Mae Wilson, Ron Maddox (?�p°°ao Chaiiman HQUSING AND REDEVELOPMEIVTAUTHORITYOF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA � . •� . � CERTIFICATE OF SECRETARY The undersi gned hereby certi fies as fol lows: 1 ) That he is the duly qualified and acting Secretary of the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul , Minnesota, herein called the "Local Public Agency" and the keeper of the records of the Local Public Agency; 2) That the attached Resolution No. 74-11/13-4 i s a true and correct copy of the resolution as adopted on the 13th day of November ��/4 • � , 3) That the seal affixed below constitutes the official seal of the Local Public Agency and this Certificate is hereby executed under such official seal ; and •.i 4) That the undersigned is duly authorized to execute this Certificate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of the said Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul , Minnesota, this 15th day of November 19 74 . ! � CRETARY ( SEAL ) .. . , . ' • �, , , RESOLUTION NO. 74-11/13-4 RESOLUTION APPROVING I3UDGET, NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM MINN. A-1, YEAR VI, JULY 1, 1�74 TO JUNE 30, 1975 WHEREAS, by its Resolution No. 74-3/6-2 adopted March 6, 1974 , the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota approved Redevelopment Plans for the areas comprising the Neighborhood Development Program Minn. A-1, Year VI, commencing July l, 1974 and ending June 30 , 1975 , identified as Summit-University Minn. A-1-1; West Midway-South St. Anthony Park Minn. A-1-2; Thomas- Dale Minn. A-1-3; Central Core Minn. A-1-5; Seven Corners Minn. A-1-6; and West Seventh Street Min:�. A-1-7; and WHEREAS, the Housing and Redevelopn�ent Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota on March 6 , 1974 , determined the Neighborhood - Development Program needs for Year VI to be $17, 327, 702 , but was subsequently advised that the maximum amount available under Title I of the Housing Act of 1949, as amended, from Federal funds for contin- uation of the Program was $5 ,871,974 to be provided in Program Year V May 1, 1973 through June 30, 1974, by extension of the Program Year to Decemner 31, 1974; and WHEREAS, after receipt of the aforesaid advice ,, by its Resolution No. 74-7/3-3 adopted July 3, 1974, the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota authorized the filing of a Neighborhood Development Pr.ogram Annual Increment Application for Progran� No. Minn. A-1, Year V Extended, Nay 1, 1973 to Dec�mber 31, 1974, for Federal funds to carry out Neighborhood Development Program , activities during the period July 1, 1974 to June 30, 1975, with a combination of Federal and Local funds in the amount of $1� , 774 ,266 based upon a revised budget detailing program activities with funding allocations for such programs; and WHEREAS, by its Resolution, Council File No. 263809 adopted July 5, 1974, the Cou.nciZ af tY�e City of �air�t Paul appraved program activities and the revised budget for Neighborhood Development Program Year VI, except for an amount of $1,275,974 as to which the Authority was directed to confer with the Project Area Committees and submit proposed program activities for said amQUnt along with a final Program budget, and authorized the filing of the application for Federal funds; and WHEREAS, the Authority after extended discussion with the Project Area Committees has prepared and there has been submitted for consid- eration at this meeting a document entitled, "Neighborhood Development Program Year VI (July 1, 1974 - June 30, 1975) " dated November 1, 1974 consisting of six mimeograph pages identified as NDP Year VI, Maximum Program Summary as page one ; NDP Year VI, Acquisition, Project Improvement and Rehabilitation Proposals Minn. A-1-1 Summit-University as page two; NDP Year VI, Acquisition and Project Improvement Prop.osals Minn. A-1-2 West Midway-South St. Anthony as page three; NDP Year V�, Acquisition and Project Improvement Proposals Minn. A-1-3 Thomas-Dale as page four; NDP Year VI, Acquisition and Project Improve- ment Proposals Minn. A-1-5 Central Core, b�inn. A-1-6 Seven Corners as page five; and NDP Year VI, Acquisition and Pmject Improvement Pru�osals Mxnn. A-1-7 W�st Sevei;th �tr�Et as gage six, listing Program � . � • • � ' , _2_ activities and c�ntaining final budget amounts for a Program in the amount of $14 , 693, 817 funded from Feaeral funds in the atnount of $5, 871, 974 , and frorn Urban Renewal Band funds in the amount of $8, 821, 843. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, rZinnesota as tollows: 1) That t�ie N�c�i�:,�sorre��d Development Program Year VI, July 1, _ 1974 - June 30 , 1975, dated November_ 1, 1974 , and the program activities tnerein identified and tne budyet therein provided for � in the identified program activities are hereby in all respects app rove d. 2) That the real property acquisitians identified in the Neigh- borhood Development Program Year VI are hereby determined to be necessary to remove conditions of blight in the areas comprising tne PJeighborhood Development Program DZinn. A-1, and to carry out the purposes and objectiv�s of the Redevelopment Plans for said areas. 3) That the Executive Director is hereby authorized and directed to transmit the Neighborhood Development Program Minn. 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'i.v�.....v..:- �. , ' , � U�?� �-- THOMAS—DALE DEVELOPMENT COUNCiL INC. � � 537 N. Dale Street�St. Paul, Minnesota 55103�227-702J � November 20 , 1974 RECEIVED � N OV 2 `11974 Council President Mrs . Ruby Hunt , President RubyHurrt Saint Paul City Council City Hall and Court House Saint Paul , Minnesota 55102 Dear Ruby : Today we received verbal notification of the public hearing on Year V Extended which has been scheduled for �����: k��eml�r 12,. 1974, at ti0:00 a .m. We feel that all persons to be affected by the Year V Ext- ended Program should have the opportunity to attend and participate in the public hearing ; therefore , as in the past , we are requesting that the meeting be rescheduled for an evening hour in order to afford our citizens this opportunity . We. know that in the past you have shared this view with us and �herefore hope` tFrat you will be able to expedite this cb�nge to meet our request. 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F . � .. .i . .. . � .. . . ..,. ,� . .. . .. . � r.� 1 � ¢ �� �. ` .. _ � � . �t . ' ✓. t � . . . . . � � .. . � �. . ..� . �. . . ?' � � ._ . . . ... � . , ., � '-" �" ;. . :. . . ..� r �x. � . . . .. . . . . . . � .. \ . C4°i ` . . . . . . .- ' .. � �. . � �� � . . ..�� i h � ,� . . , .� �� � , „ - , .. . �-� .. � �, \`.. .. ii.. .I . . . � . . ' . . � �'d`. `\ � _� ' � \� � � �. , .,'. ,� �, , .- . r. . �.. . . ... . . /... �� . . ' .�'. . .. . .. . . � . . .. . ' . ... . ... �.NOI�?ING At�iD REDEVELQPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY 0� SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA ` - � �� A��� '"r�7� . l� � :��;� � REPORT TO TNE COMMISSIONERS DATE xov�$�R s; is�4 � . � R E GA R D i N G rmP �x v ExT�rmEn � `�. . G � At the Board raeating of October 30, 1974, the Board took final action an the proposed . expenditure of the additional $1,275,974 funding for the NDP Year V Extended Program. The activities approved by the Board include certain property acquisitions, including the expansion of the South St. Anthoay Park, and three spat acquisitions in Thamas-Dale which had not previ.ously been the subject �of a public hearing before City Council. The pr:,gr� apprcved by ttza p'i�diu Gil �i.i,G`vCi ."iv� ai�u iiiViuuC i.il� C:Vi1C��L V� speci=i.c �deliaeation of Identified Treatment Areas. Attached for your approval are resalutions establishing I dentified Treatment Areas in West Midway/South St. Anthony Park, Suu�.it-University, Thomas-Dale and West Seventh Street, and also formally adopting the activities to be undertaken in NDP Year V Extended zrith the additional $1,275,974 funding. The resolution alsa asks City Council to • establish a public hearing date for the acquisition activities referred to above and to also seek City Council concurrence in the total progxam. Staff reQuests Board adoptioag ef the attached resolutions. � The amended NDP Year V Extended Program will also be referred to the City Planniag Board for its review and findings prior. .to City Council public hearing. RENEWAL:DWC � . � . ' i . • , . FZ�St�LUTION IJO. 71�-11/�.3-- ' . R�SOLQTIOI�7 ESTI!�LISHTNG TUEiJTIFIED TR.EATP�4�N`!' � � AREAS FOR L7\?J:V�PSI^1Y IvF�Gi-I£�Oi'.HOOD DEVELOPrIEIJl^ PROGRAM MIi��I. P.-1 � • �W:iEFtEAS, in connection with �he Neic�hborhood` D�velopment Program Minn. A-1, Year VI, July 1, 1974 to J�une 30 , 1975, a rehabilitatic,n program is to be ur.dertaken in certain Ider�tified Treatment Areas within four areas comprising the Progr_am, and limited relocation � benefits payments made as a rESUlt of Code Enf�rcenient of buildings unfit for human habitation within the Project Area but ou�side the Tdentified Treatr.2ent Area in said Project Areas; and WH�FtFAS, these programs more fully described in the two page text entitled, "Idcntified Treatments Areas° dated Octobzr. 28, 1974 , att�c:�ed hereto as Exizibit "A° , have been considered at this meeting together with an area to be established as an Identified Treatment Area in the Summit-liniv�rsity NDP r�iinn. A-1-1, West Nidway-Sauth St. . Anthony Park Ii2inn. A-1-2, Thomas-Dale Minn. A-1-3, and West Seventh Street I��inn. A-1-7 areas as shown on the maps hereto attached as Exhibit "�rt � �rCn� nDn and nEtr� . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the Housing and Redevelopment Authority ot the City of Saint Paul, � Minn.esota that the Neighborhood Development Program for rehabilita- ti.on and other activities described in the document entitled; °lu:nti�ieu i]I@citiTl�riL �reas" attached heret� �.S Exni hi±� '�n�� nereby ap�roved, and Ic�entified Treatment Areas in Summit-University NDP i�l.inn. A-1-1 in accordance witn the map thereof attached hereto as E�ibit "B" , in V7est Mid��ay-South S�. Anthony Park r�inn. A-1-2 in accordance with the map thereof attached hereto as E�ibit "C" , in Thomas-Dale I�Iinn. A-1-3 in accordance wi+�h the map thereof attached � hereto as Exliibit "D" , and in tiJest Seventh Street in accordance with the map tnereof attached hereto as Exhibit "E" are hereby established. r , I ; . • � . . .. . ._ . .4 . . . . . . .. .. . . . . .. ... . . .. . ____. • l. w n '(' 4 t y a. . . . . . . � . VI .a . . . . . . , � � . �V/LV/l�. IDE�TZ'I FI ED TR�ATN�NSENT AREAS Identified treatment areas are defined as specifically del�.neated portions of a project area in which rehabilitation is the predominant, feasible activity to be undertaken with the ob,jective of br�.nging all properties up to code<standards to assure the arrest of blight. I n undertaking Year V Extended activities to be funded with the additional $1.275 million within the identified treat�ent ar�a concept, it is the intent to define such areas so that the xequired treatment of all properties within the treatment area can be completed within a defined budget and time frame - !two years at the maximum. i Rehabilitation of existing structures is the prim�ry gaal 'in identified treatment areas, and the objectives of rehabilitation, as set forCh in the City's "Ar�a Improvement Program for Residential Rehabilitiat3.on", are as follows: 1. Support and encourage cooperative neighboxhood improvement efforts by ensuring the availability of financing and technical assistance for area improvement efforts. 2. Achieve se�bstantial, visible improvement sufficient to stren�then neighborhood stability and encourage continuing private reinvestment in residentia]. areas with substantial rehabilitation needs. 3. Through concentrated assistance, en�ure that as many rehabilitation needs as possible are met, including those which can be met exclusively through the private market. 4. Reinforce existing sound neighborhoods and previous investment ia neighborhood improveme�t by extending improvement efforts to nearby areas threatened by blight. S. Coordinate completion of required public improvements and other commuaity development needs with ares rehabilitation efforts where possible to strengthen area-wide impact. 6. Maximize public/private cooperation in neighborhood improvement so that increasingly the efforts of private citizens, neighborhood organizations, lending insfiitutions, the Gity, the State and other public agencies reinforce each other in reaching the common objective of a high-quality residential environment in City neighborhoods. While rehabilitation is the predominant tool to be utilized, it is recognized that there may be a certain limited number of properties within the identified treatment area for which rehabilitation is not a feasible ox appropriate tool, and therefore availability of other tools supplementary or camplementary to rehabilitation may be necessary. These other tools include house moving, housing recycling (whereby HRA purchases, rehabilitates, and resells a house), sale of vacant land for neca development, construction of public improvements, spot acquisition in certain restricted cases where project objecCives can be achieved only through such acquisition, and finally code enforcement. The successful application of all of these tools relies upon area resident organizations to achieve a voluntary willingness on the part of each Froperty owner to take the appropriate measures to correct the deficiencies in his or her property. � 4'.. �'.� -�, t - 2 - In the course of carrying out the se�•eral activities to bring about bui�lding condition _- improvement in the identified treatment areas, there may be instances where a building inspection, neighbor complaint, owner request or other action will result in the need to placard a buildicng as being un�it for human habitation. I n such instances, procedures will be taken to protect human 2ife and safety. Iiowe•rer, relocation benefits as provided by law wi11 be made available to occupants. Of couree, other less serious types af code violations may be uacovered in buildings throughout the identified treat�nt areas in Che course of carrying out the reange of activities proposed. - In these i.n$tances wh�re the code violations do not render the building unfit for human habitation, the owner will be encouraged to correct the deficiencies through the voluntary rehabilitation program, or house recycling will be considered as a possible alternative. • CODE ENFORCEMENT FOR BUILDINGS UNFIT FOR HUMAN HABI TATI ON OUT SI DE I DEI�ITI FI ED TREATMENT A.REAS In addition, in order to provide a remedy for some of the most serious hazards to occupants' health and safety in other portions of the project area outside of the identi- fied treatment area, a specified budget amount will be set aside in the annual program in order t� make relocatioa payments for a pred�termined listing of buildiags jua$�a to be unfit for human habitation. These identified properties will be inspected, and if pla- csruEu, �t-.e buil�3in� (1Cl�C1C11l:l.CS wiii �iti►er ue cax•rected by tne owner or the builciing vaaated and demolished. If demolished, relocation ben�:fits will be made available to the occupsnts. Specific maadatory requirements for this program outside of identified treat- m�ent areas are as follows: , 1. Aomes must be of such deteriarated condition as to be un£iC for human habitation or ,dangerous and subject to placarding under the health or other codes. 2. Properties will be considered only ugon receipt of a written request from the owner to HRA, a positive rechommendation by the PAC, aac3 approval by the HRA Board as per items 5 and�b below. 3. Lots produced as a result of placarded building removal must have an immediate , reuse consistent with the Redenelopment Plan. 4. The owner must agree to rebuild an appropriate use on the site wi.thin one year after he removes the buiiding, or agree to sell the cleared property to the HRA or other buyer within one year of building removal for a use consistent with the Redevelopment Plan. � 5. Buildings will be identified at the time of annual program approval, and no other buildings will be considered for this program during the course of the annual program. . 6. Funds will be budgeted for relocatian benefits for only those buildings so identified. 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The activities approved by the Board include certaia property acquisitians, including the expansion of the South St. Anthony Park, and three spot aequisitians fn Thoma.s-Dale which had not previously been the subject of a public hsariag before City Council. The l.rO��uus aF�+iOY2a� by ��l@ $88rCi OII v�:i.i,r'uCi �(�i� tt1SC� ilat,:iuuE.` �L�IE.' CC7I1C@�� c7Z Sp2C1I1C delineation of Zdeatified Treatment Areas. .Attached for qour approval are resalutioas establishing I dentified Treatment Areas ia West Midway/South St. Anthony Park, Su�it-University, Thomas-Dale and West Seventh Street, and also formally adopting the activities to be undertaken in NDP Year V Extended �rith the additioaal $1,275,974 funding. The resolution also asks City Council to � establish a public hearing date for the acquisition activities referred to above and to also seek City Council concurrence in the total progxam. Staff requests Board adoptiong of the attached resolutions. � The amended NDP Year V Extended Program will also be referred to the City Planniag Board for its review and findings prior. to City Council public hearing. RENEWAL:DWC I . , f _ _ i � . . T• ... � e, � � - � � � . 1 ' R�SOLU'�.'IOiV N0. 74-11/13° ' . RESOLUTION F:STIIBLISHIIIG IDEi31^IFIED TREATP�l�NT � � �REAS FOR L3i\TIVERSZTY NI:IGrILOP.HOOD DEVELOPr;EIJT PROG�P.N I�TIi�iP7. A-1 � � . WHER�;AS, in connection witn the Neiqhborhood Development Program rSinn. �-1, Year VI, July l, 1974 to June 30, 1.975, a rehabilitatian prograzn is to be undertaken in certain Identified Treatm�nt Areas within four areas camprising the Program, and limited relocation � benefits �aym�nts made as a result of Code Enforc�ment of buildings unfit for human habitation within the Project Area but outside the Identified Treatment Area in said Projeat Areas; anc� WH�REAS, these programs more fully described in the t�,�o page text entitled, "Idcntified Treatments Areas" dated Octobzr 28, 1974 , attached 'nereto as Exnibit "A" , have been considered at this meeting together with an area to be established as an Identified Treatment Area in the Summit-liniversity NDP riinn. A-1-1, West P!idway-South St. , Anthony Park AZinn. A-1-2, Thomas-Dale Minn. A-1-3, anc� West Seventh Street Minn. A-1-7 areas as shown on the maps hereto attached as Exhibit ��E�� � ��C�� � ��D�� �d ��E��. - NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the Housing and Redeveiapment Author�ty of the City of Saint Paul, • Nli.nr..esota that the Neighborhood Development Program for rehabilita- tion and other activities described in the document entitled. � r- • �• ..a "T�..r.4i�i�u Ti:ed���a�r��c Kreas" attached heref.o as Exh;bi} "T+� -r^ nereby ap�raved, and Ic?entified Trea�tment Areas in Summit--University NDP �iinn. 1�-1-1 in accordance witn the nap thereof attached hereto as Exhii�it "B" , in West Mid�zay-South St. Anthony Park r;inn. A-1=2 in accordance with the map thereof attachzd hereto as Exhibit "C" , in Thomas-Dale Minn. A-1-3 in accordance with the map thereof attached � �iereto as Exhibit "D" , and in �Vest Seventh Street in accordance with the map tnereof attached hereto as Exhibit "E° are hereby established. r I � . . t. ti ,_ . - � .. k,., , .-�. .- � 10/28/74 IDENTIFIED TREA1'MENT AREAS identified treatment areas are defined ss apecifica�ly delineated :portions of. a project area in which rehabilitation is the predominant, feasible activity to be undertaken with . the objective of bringing a11 properties up to code standards to assure the arresr of blight. In undertaking Year V Extendad activities to b� funded with the additional $1.275 million wi,thin the identified treatment area concept, it is the intent to define such areas so that the required treatment of all properties within the treatment area can be completed within a defined budget and time frame - 'two years at the maximum. � Rehabilitation of existing structures is the primary goal �in identified treatment areas, and the objectives ot rehabilitation, as set forth in the City's "Ar�a Improvement Program for Residential Fehabilitiation", are as follows; 1. Support and encourage cooperative neighborhood improvement efforts by ensuring the availability of finaacing and technical assistance for area improvement efforts. Z. Achieve substantial, visible improvement sufficient to strengthen neighborhood stability and encourage cantinuing private reinvestment ia residential areas with substantial rehabilitation needs. 3. Through concentrated assistance, ensure that as many rehabilitation needs as possible are met, including those which can b� met exalusively through the private market. 4. Reinforce existing sound neighborhoads and previous invesCment in neighborhood improvemeat by extending improvament efforts to nearby areas threatened by blight. 5. Coordinate campletion of required public improvements and other community development needs with area rehabilitation efforts where possible to strengthen area-wide impact. 5. Maximize public/private cooperation in neighborhood improvement so that increasingly the efforts of private citizens, neighborhood organizations, lending institutions, the City, the State and other public agencies reinforce each other in reaching the cammon o�jective of a high-quality residential environment in City neighborhoods. While rehabilitation is the predominant tool to be utilfzed, it is recognized that there may be a certain limited number of properties within tha identified treatment area for which rehabilitation is not a feasible o� appropriaCe tool, and therefore availability of other tools supplementary or complementary to rehabilitation may be necessary. These other tools include house moving, housing recycling (whereby HItA, purchases, rehabilitates, and resells a house), sale of vacant land for new development, eonstruction of public improvements, spot acquisition in certain restricted cases where project objectives can be achieved only through such acquisition, and finally code enforcement. The successful application of all of these tools relies upon area resident organizations to achieve a voluntarq wiliingness on the part of each property owner to take the appropriate measures to correct the deficiencies in his or her property. ,� (.�. r yt, � .'� - . . S '. ~ ' ' . . � � .. � 1 � � . . . . . . . . . . ' _ � - . . � . In the course of carrying out tlze several activities tc bring about bui�lding condition improvement ia the idenCified treatment areas, there �ay be instances where a building inspection, neighbor complaint, owner request or other action will result ia the need to placard a building as being unfit for human habitati.on. I n such instances, procedures will be taken to protect human Iffe and safety. However, relocation benefits as provided by law will be made available to occupants. Of course, other less serious types of code violations mfly be uncovered in buildings throughaut the identified treat�nt areas in tha course of carrying out the reange of ac�ivitfes proposed. In these i.nstances wh�re the code violations do not rend�r the building unfit for human hatsitation, the owner will be encouraged to correct the defic�encies through the voluntary rehabilitation program, or hause recycling will be considered as a possible alternative. • CADE ENF(?RCEMENT FOR BUI LDI NGS UNFI T F'OR HUMAN HABITATIOI+T OUTSIDE TDENTIFIED TREATMENT AREAS In addition, in order to provide a remedy for some of the most serious t�azards to occupants' health and safety in ather portions o£ the project area autside of the identi- fied treatment area, a specified budget amount will be set aside in the annual program in order tc� a�ke relocation payments for a predatermined listing of buildings judged to be unfit for human habitation. These identified properties will be inspected, and if pla- car3a�, t:2 �uilui.;tg uefi�ia...:iea wiil rii.Y�er be correc+ted by the owner or tne duiiding vacated and demolished. I-f demolished, relvcation benefits will be made available to the occupants. Specific mandatory requirements for this program autside of identified treat- ment areas are as follows: 1. Homes must be of such deteriorated condition as to be unfit for human habitation or _tlaagerous and subject to placarding under the health or other codes. 2. Properties will be considered only upon receipt of a written request from the owner to HRA, a positive rechommendation by the PAC, and approval by the HRA Board as per items 5 and 6 below. 3. Lots praduced as a result of placarded building removal must have an immediate , reuse consistent with the Redevelopment Plan. 4. The owner muat agree to rebuild an sppropriate use on the site wi.thin one year after he removes the building, or agree to sell the cleared property to the HRA or other buyer within one year of building removal for a use consistent with the Redevelopment Plan. S. 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WH17E - GTY CLERK �6�'739 PINK - FINANCE CANARY - DEPARTMENT GITY OF SAINT CO11T1C11 BLUE - Nfp�yOR � Fl N ' COZI � S t O�t Presented By � Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA, APPROVING THE REVISED REDEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR WEST MIDWAY-SOUTH ST. ANTHONY PARK, THOMAS-DALE, AND WEST SEVENTH STREET NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AREAS FOR NDP YEAR VI, JULY 1 , 1974 TO JUNE 30, 1975 WHEREAS, in connection with the Neighborhood Development Program, Minn. A-1 , Year VI, July l , 1974 to J une 30, 1975, prepared and submitted by the Ho using and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul , Minnesota, the Council of the City of Saint Paul , Minnesota by resolution, Council File No. 263275 adopted March 21 , 1974 and approved March 25, 1974, approved Redevelopment Plans and the feasibility of relocation for areas comprising said Program identified as Sumnit-University Minn. A-1-1 , West Midway-South St. Anthony Park Minn. A-1-2, Thomas-Dale Minn. A-1-3, Central Core Minn. A-1-5, Seven Corners Minn. A-1-6, and West Seventh Street Minn. A-1-7; and WHEREAS, by reason of change in the amount of Federal financial assistance available to assist in carrying out program activities under the Neighborhood Development Program, Minn. A-1 , Year VI, July 1 , 1974 to June 30, 1975, the Authority, after consultation with the Project Area Comnittees f�or the respective project areas, has submitted to the Council revised Redevelopment Plans for three of the program areas, which Plans are entitled, "R��evelopment Plan, West Midway-South. St. Anthony Park, Minn. A-1-2" dated February 1974, re-vised Noverr�er 1974, consisting ofiwenty-one pages, one appendix and two maps; "Redevelopment Plan, Thomas-Dale, Minn. A-1-3" dated February 1974, revised November 1974, consisting of twenty-one pages, one appendix and two maps; and "Redevelopment Plan, West� Seventh Street, Minn. A-1-7" dated February 1974, revised November 1974, consisting of nineteen pages, one appendix and two maps, together with a Schedule Of Average Prices Of Corr�arable Sales Housing In Locality approved October 7, 1974, intended for use with all NDP activities; and . - --�.:.,,�_ COUNCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays Christensen Hozza In Favor Levine Rcedler Against BY Sylvester Tedesco President Hunt Form Approved by Cit Att ney ` ' Adopted by Council: Date Certifie s by Co c' ecretary BY By Approved by Mayor: Date Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By By WHITE - CITY CLERK PINK - FINANCE GITY OF SAINT PAUL Council ������ CANARV - DEPARTMENT File NO. BLUE - MO,YOR � � Council Resolution Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date -2- WHEREAS, the revised Redevelopment Plans, Property Acquisition Maps dated November 27, 1974, identify additional real property for acquisition in carrying out the Redevelopment Plans program activities for NDP Year VI, which properties are identified by block and parcel number, street address and name of property owner in the Notice of final hearing on the Neighborhood Development Program and Revised Redevelopment Plans, Year VI, before Council December 12, 1974 at 7:30 p.m. , which Notice was published in the St. Paul Dispatch- St.Paul Pioneer Press on Novernber 30, 1974; and WHEREAS, the Council has received the report of the Planning Commission, Resolution File No. 74-6, dated November 22, 1974, that the Revised Redevelopment Plans and the property acquisition and disposition and public improvements therein proposed to be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA: l. That it is hereby found and determined and redetermined that the West Midway- South St. Anthony Park, Thomas-Dale, and West Seventh Street areas of the Neighborhood Development Program, Minn. A-1 , are blighted, deteriorated and deteriorating areas appropriate for urban renewal redevelopment undertakings pursuant to the Minnesota Municipal Housing and Redevelopment Act and Title I of the Housing Act of 1949, as amended. 2. That it is hereby found and determined that (1 ) the additional property proposed for acquisition would not be made available for redevelopment without the Redevelopment Plan. undertakings and expenditures of public money therefor; (2) that the Revised Rede- velopment Plans for West Midway-South St. Anthony Park, Thomas-Dale, and West Seventh Street areas of the Neighborhood Development Program, Minn. A-1 , will provide maximum opportunity, consistent with the sound needs of the locality as a whole, for the rede- velopment of such areas by private enterprise; (3) that the Revised Redevelopment Plans conform to the Comprehensive Plan, a general plan for the development of Saint Paul ; and (4) the Revised Redevelopment Plans give due consideration to the provisions of adequate park and recreational areas and facilities. COUIVCILMEN Requested by Department of: — Yeas Nays Christensen Hozza In Favor Levine Rcedler Against BY Sylvester Tedesco President Hunt Adopted by Council: Date Form Approved by C' y At ney � � Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY By Approved by Mayor: Date Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By By . ,"' � • ' ` � .��' � �;'i! � t: � '�� .°`i, f�'� ,D 'U . �`,t "'.S :L C� F •:, . 4' G•T e�'4 t'R � .1 v_, � °a U1 rq 1 �.= E �°f CU r{� (7 .� r: i) - 'G ;� N 4.aa F'• {� 7 ",;�� � � �r� �y� F; tY :! i:� C) !'u G". C: k� fU Ci. 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Delisle Reglty 7,173 25 30 2487 Territorial Road James Link 7,173 ` 25 31 2483 Territorial Road Gloria San£ord 7,173 25 32 2475 Territorial Road R. J. Aschenbach 7,173 25 33 2469-71 Territorial Road Ra1ph H. Dobie 7,173 25 34 2465 Territorial Road � Marjorie Schmid.E .7,173 , 25 35 2457 Territorial Road Ange�iine Bekken & 2,576 Catherine Staunton 25 36 2453 Territorial Road Wallace Cherney 2,871 25 37 61 Hunt Place Leonard Okronglis 3,D15 73,019 / I - S - . � , . . . i�iB.At� RENE�TpL' �BOND FUNDS " - ' . . November, 1974 � . PR4PERTIES-TO BE AGQU�RED: T.HOMAS•�ALC • i�i�T., .A-1-3 ��� BLOCK PARCEL ADD� $ggS OWN�R SQUARE -FEET --- `� . , 21 6 499 Van Buren _ J�nes J. Snidarfch 9�,8�5 73 17 911 Edmund . Daniel Funkenhusch 4,238 ?3 18 9Q-9 Edmund James H.: Wilson 4,238 . : r , . � TOTAL 18,351 ; � - , , � , , � ; ; ; _ 6 _ 1 � I � ' URBAN P.ENEWAL BOND FUNDS ', November, 1974 � PROPERTIES T0 AE ACSUIRED WEST SEVENTK` STREET MINN. A-1-7 BLOCK PARCLL ADDRESS OF PROPERTY OWNER SQUARE FEET 130 1 Vacant Land Mike Dooley 3,500 130 2 Vacant Land State of Minnesota 7,Q00 � 130 3 460 Palace C. E. Schwerin .. . 8,400 130 4 Vacant Land State of Minnesota 16,450 130 11 461 James Howard W. Nelson _ 5,258 130 12 457 Jauies Adolph Flei'schhacker 9,600 , I 164 1 466 James Edward LeLo�p S,SOQ - ! 164 2 470 James Wi2liam A. Zeipelt 6,000 164 3 474 James Marvin See£eld 6,000 164 4 480 James Eugene Ainna & Walter Thatcher 6,004 ' 164� 5 486 James Elmer Knippenberger b,000 -_ TOTAL 79,7000 • -. _ 8 _ . � � c� � ��, ,.0 'µ ':° � 'f � � pl M C1 1°: Ee 1—� 4-a 1a ri t-� `�' Vi `" �-3 'r� ° '..7' ;e� � ' r�-± �0 r-4 t�S rt: ': � � :?; � �'� �i..i (7 � l:%? e e F�d C�) FS 'S' (/I Cn h°i P'] e e � t-� r{ re a � c. w v� 6+ r-+ � 9 9 � Y � h^! H rs ,n F r� r3 �'*; H? 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'�'�� `t/? n ��f'� � Sa '' � ► ° a � x � "ry, c� � � � � � � t.4 V C� C;� Q � C'� C? � '.�'r '��*.7 y � C� C � � ry � � 0o N O l�''�O A' � � G%�ti � US �s � o a� n ° °� .,i � � z w � a° � Q c°.� o � o r �. � o 0o c> o a � va � � w.� c~., r'` �'' � 7r� t� w � c� o r=y v> td r-� ��1 %� t'` �a 4 G�a. � � � � � O H W W M� � t�. � O9 � � (D W F'� ""5 • h� t7 H Cj] m a m N � z d � � � � co �' �' r (!1 N � W �i � � C � � � � � � M r . h-+ W V � , { i . � N�'��T•flir,R 1, 7.9%4 P�?OPO;,Eu Fi:�3Gi.AM AC�"!"�'I'.L��'.5 �i�t7 RE�,'iSZOAb� F`U.t L�PL';:Us"_2�TI:�: C5r $].,275,97�� AADITIOi�Ai FUND�NG 2�tII�T1�T. /'.-1-1 SLtt,✓;?iC'£'-LTPTIV���7m� �xpansi.opZ af St. Alb�n.� :[c�c�n�i.f��cl '�'��:�.�:r�t�nt Ar.�� $ 225,000 E�er�eFxcy� Reh.�t,;Zitarion G��rcts 30,OOQ M�IdN, A-1»2 WEST tfT�i.�AX-SUUTK Sl:. At�'TIx�I?t� Ldop Stre�t Ymprc,�ements (trara�£erre� f�art oxi�in�l Terrirorial Raad }�ousin� Pr��nsa�) $8�,Z6f3 South St. Anrhony P�rk Expac�,ian 39Ei,000 Identified Treatm�nt Area AGtivities 60,000 Emer�ency Rehabilitation Grants 6,000 Movin� Expense Payments £ar Cade Enfarc�men� Progerty at 723-725-727 Pelham - Funded fzom Rel�cati�n Ta�c Levy MLNN. A-1-3 THOMAS-DALE Identified Treatment Area �ctivities including 116,800 Emergency Rehabilitation Graats Code Enfarcement Outside Ideatified Treatr��nt Area 42,500 Code �nforcement at One Pro�erty Outside Identified Treat- ment Area: $15,(�40; funded r�cvrn unspant Year IV funds or from the I dentified T��atiircAnt Area Bud�;e� Spot Acquisition; of 3 praperties 90,Q00 MINN, A-1�5 CENTItAL CORE ' MINN. A-1-6 SEVEN CQRNERS Pedestr�.an Bridge (Blocks 4Q-��7) 72,000 MLNN. A-1-7 WEST SEVENTH STREET • Original program funds of $317,036 for Code Enforcement and Unidentified Spot Acqixisition supplemented by . $257,000 of new funding (total: $574,036 to be �pent as follows) Lower Jam�s Site $200,d00 Identified Treatment Area Activities 179,036 Identified Code Enforcement Project Wide 195,000 $574,036 New Funding for Above Activities 257,Q00 Emergency Rehabilitation Grants 1y,500 $1,315,000 * Site Clearance - � 20,000 Contingencies 10,974 ' $1,345,974 * Additional Intereat Paid on Iiigher Federal Fund Level 40,000 $1,385,974 * LESS (s�e note) 110 L000 *NOTE: Includes $11U,OU0 of original �ro�ram funds r.eaultin� from reduction of Charles Avenue $I,275,974 Improvement Costs. These fursds ars included i.n Che Ttiamas-Dale ac.tivities shown above. � o y � � � � � � � � � � � � � , � o t� � fn r r�� N C� `� � � ~ H � ' � ►-+ � O F � � t� �+ y� �z V y C H � H � � � � O 4� � H v � H ,� ~ a `O � � , . ,., _ _ , 53 East s=ifth Street, Saint Pa�i{, fv�ii�nesota 55i t�i. Cuward ��.i�elfeld,�;;��;�i1UP. �irertar. �I�ori�; 2Q° �2 i� � �� � � h'OUSI��G A�'�D REDFVE�.OP�iEl�T AUTHOR�TI` 0� TNE ��T�` Q� S�I��T PAU�., �.�(NC�ESO�Ii December �I2, 1974 President Ruby Hunt City Council Members City HaII and Court House Saint Paul, MinneSOta 55102 re; NllP Year VI (Year V Extended) � Supplemental Program Dear Council Members; As you know, the HR,A is in the process of implementing activities as part of its NDP Year V Program �ahich was extended with additional funding as a transition to the � Conununity Development Program expected to begin next spring„ Activi�ies being funded through the federal program auppleniented with. Urban ReneF�al Bond Funds were previously siibmitted to and approved by the City Council. Howaver, on July 3, 1974, we were informed by HUD that an additional $1,275,97�+ *.aas being alZocated eo Saint Paul. As a result of th3.s additional funding, we were able to fund a major portion of the acquisitiion for the dourntown street system from federal funds, thereby releasi:�g an equaX amount of Urban Renewal Bond Funds previously committed to this proposal for use on other needed activities primarily oriented to the residential project areas. x`ransmitted herein is a summary of these activities as well as a summary of th� eotal NDP program as developed in conjunction with the Project A�ea Committees and apprave.d t�y the IiRA Eoard and City Planning Commission. , It should be noted that the Redevelopment Plans approved earlier this year by Che City Council have not changed and the new activities proposed here are in compliance with those plans as well as with the Saint Paul Comprehensive Plan, We therefore subrnit this program for you�approval. • Sincerely, f...,.�e,,� . �'`�,"'�`���!�"�'�,�.��'� Edward N. Helfeld� Enc. Orville E. Anderson, Donald P. Del Fiacco, David H. Nozza, Robert S�Ivester, Kenneth J. L nch, Willie Mae Wilson, Ron Maddox l'�^�����s Chiirman , Y '=:a�,_.�: `�t''� Y.:3�cft ►* . . . . U$$AN RENEk'AL .BaND -FUNDS . � No�e ' er, 197 : . � PROPER`i'•IES TO`BE ACQt}'ZRED WEST MIDWAY`- SbUTH ST. At�TH4NY PAE�C M�NN. A-1-2 SOUTH S�'. AN'1�HdNY PARK EXPANS70N_; _ . BLOCK PARCEL � ADDRES'S OF PROP�ERT_Y� 0'WPIER SQUARE' FEET 25 . 25 884-86 Cromwell Avenue :Ar't'hur E�. Gdegaarcl 5,000 . 25 -26 2511 Territorial Road Helfsl.s- i�ealty 4,673 ZS 27 2505 Territorial Road Del.isle 'Realt-y 4,673 ' 25 28 2G99 Territoria2 Road Wil]:�.art� Hieks 7,173 25 �29 2493.Territorial Road Delisle Realty 7,173 25 30 2487 Territorisi Raad Jsmes Link 7,173 � • 25 31 : 2483 Territorial Road Gloria. Sanford 7,173 25 32 2475 Territorial Road R. J. Aschenbach 7,173 25 33 2469-71 Territorial Road � _ Ralph H. Dobie 7,173 25 34 2465 Territorial Road Marforie Schmidt .7,173 . 25 35 24S7 Territorial Road Angeline Bakken � 2,5�6 Catherine Staunton 25 36 2453 Territorial Road Wallace Cherney 2,8�1 25 37 61 Hunt P1ace Leonard Okronglis 3,015 73,019 / � , . , 5 - , , � 1,, � � , • .U�R AN RENEWAL-BO�ID FUIIDS • I�'ov�`anber, �97G . ' PROPERTIES° TO BE AC UIREB ' _ THOMA S-I3ALE � IdiIIdN. A-•i-3 BLOCK PA_ RCEL ADDP�ESS OWN�R SQUARE FEET , 21 6 499 Van Buren _ James J. Snidarich 9,875 73 17 911 Edmund Danie3 Funkenbusch 4,238 73 18 909 Edmund James H. Wilson k,238 • TOTAL 18,351 � . ; . . , f . _ 6 _ � , ' URBAN RENEW.AL BOKD FUNflS r . � November, ' 1974 � . � ' PROPERTIES TQ AE AC(�UIRED WE�T SEVENTH STREET MIHN. A-1-.7 ; BLOCK PARCLL ADDRESS OF PROPERTY OWNER S4UARE FEET 130 1 Vacant Land Mike Dooley 3,500 130 2 Vacant Land � State of Minnesota 7,Q00 ' 134 3 460 Palace _ C. E. Schwerin _ . 8,400 130 4 Vacant Land State of Minnes.ota 16,450 130 11 461 James Howard W. Nelson _ 5,250 130 12 457 James Adolph Flei�chhacker 9,600 164 1 466 James � Edward LeLoyl�p 5,500 I 164 2 470 James William A. Zeipelt 6,000 164 3 474 James Marvin Seefeld 6,000 164 4 480 James Eugene Hinna & Walter Thatcher 6,000 ' 164� 5 486 3ames Elmer. Rnippenberger 6,000 � -_...___.__ TOTAL 79,7000 • . _ 8 _ � . . a �, . � r • 1 . , ; F 3 . � � � � � �lOUSIT� AND REDEVELOPMENT AVTHQRITY • OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA REAL ESTATE ACQUISITION REPORT YEAR VI � { IIRBAN RENEWAL BOND FUNDS 'I � i a . .` 7 ; � ' ; � � . , , � ' � � t r..; � �.>i ` t..; � '.;': { ^, • [ „ � .,..,- � s.. � ( S_ (.'t. .� � � � (';, � `'i^ S :�'3 � r, � f, � f.� r t� t f c t.i 1 .� E; 7 .I �1 „ t - � �< f' ,! R;> � �..; � �f � �,, ; � r� ,r,,-; � : . tf: c-' r,. ��, }��< S.. `r i.�. �r.,; � �r�� �.'� r'l N•1-tt `�, f-?�l i.; C.� t�. (1 ���� , . �-, (y C M• r�• r.� rr ,r.� » ��� r� '��< `';e t. 4w r•('y I-'• Cu ;j �•i F-= � t�. 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AI�FzQ�I`Y Loog S�.reet Zmprcrvements (txansferreci fram origir��l TerritGri�l Road }Iousing Pra��s�l) ��$,168 Sauth St. Anthony Park Expansion 396,000 � Identified Treatmcnt Area Activities I 60,000 Emergency Rehabilitation Grants % 6,000 Moving Expense Payments for Cade Enfnrcement Prope�ty at 723-725-727 Pelham - Funded from Relocatiion Tax �evy MINN. A-Z-3 THOMAS-DALE Identified Treatment Area Activities including 116,800 Emergency Rehabilitation Grants Code Enforcemene Outside Identified Tre�tment Ar.ea 42,500 Code Enforcemen� of One Prop�rty Out�i�e I�entified Treat- ment Axea: $15,Q00; funded f=om unspent Xear IV funds or fro*.n the Identif�.ed 'TYeat�en� Area Budget Sp�t Acquisition of 3 praperties 90,000 MIhTT. A-1-5 CENTRAL CAR� NQI�IN. A-1-6 SEVEN CORidLRS Pedestrian Bridge (Blocks 40-47) 72,000 MLNN. A-1-7 WEST SEVENTH STREET • Original pro�ram funds of $317,036 for Code Enforcement and Unidentified Spot Acquisition supglemented by $257,OQ0 of new funding (total: $574,036 to be spent as follows) Lower James Site $200,dd0 Identified Treatment Area Activities 179,036 Identified Code Enforcement Project Wide 195,0C?0 $574,036 ' D1ew Funding for Above AcCivities 257,000 Emergency Rehabilitation Grants 19,500 $1,315,000 * Site Clearance 20,OOQ Cantingencies 10,974 $1,345,974 * Additional Interest Pai,d �n,Higher Federal Fund Level 40,000 $1,38�,974 * LESS (see note) 110,000 *NOTE: Includea $110,000 of ori�inal program funds resiilting from red�iction oE Charles Avenue .$1,275,974 Tmp�ove�nsnt� Casts. These iunds are incl.ude� in the Thomas-Dale acti�►iti.�s shown abuve. , 5� Easfi Fifth Street, Sdint Paui, ����inr�esata JJ� U�I. Ed��varc� f�.Nelfel�,exec�tive tlirectar.pi;�ne 29B 5t 1a Z� �}� � � � X i�A� HOU�![�G A�� �i�DEl�t�.�Pfl��ENT �►UTHORlTI° OF TNE C�Tti' OF S�►E��T PAUL, �E1af��E��JTa � December. 12, 1�74 President Ruby Hunt City Council Members City Hall and Court House Saint Paul, Minnesota 55].02 re: NDP Year VI (Year V Extended) � SupplemenCal Program Dear Council Members: As you know, the HRA is in the process of implementing activities as part of its NDP Year V Program which was extended with additional fundi.ng as a transition to the Community IIevelopment Program expected to begin next spring. Activities being funded through the federal program supplemented with Urban Renewal. Bond Funds were previously submitted to and appxoved by the City Council. However, on July 3, 1974, we ware informed hy HUD that an additional ;I,275,97� caas bein� alloca�ed to Saint Pau1. As a result of this a3ditiona�, fuading, we were able eo fund a major portion of tne acquisition for the downtown street system fram federal funds, thereby releasing an equal amount of Ur�an Renewal Bond runds previously committed to this proposal for use on other needed activities primarily oriented to the residential project areas. Transr�itted herein is a �ummar}r of �hese activi�ies as well as a summary af the total N�F program as developed in conjunction wii:h the Project Area Conunit�ees and appraved by the I�k Board and City Planning Coamn3.ssion. 7[t should be noted that the Redevelopment Plans appro°aed earlier this year by the City Council have not changed and rh� new activities proposed here �re in compliance wi.th those plans as well as with the Saint Paul CompreE�xensive Plano 4�'e therefore submit this pr�gram for your�pproval. • Sincerely, , ���,�'� . ���,������ Edward N. Helfeld Enc. Orville E. Anderson, Donaid P. Dei Fiacco, David H. 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' V• � O � VA � � . � . � t_ w � • " ` , � . raavEMS�:a L, �9��► • PROP4S�A PFLOGP.AM AC`IZVITIE� • AND REVXSIOtdS FOR EXPL�I3DITURE OF $1,275,974 ADDITIONAL NU�IDING i 2�.23AT. A-1-1 SIR�ILT-iJI1IVLRSITY EApsnsios� of St. Alb�ns Identified Tre�tment Area $ `L`lS,L�00 Emergency Kehabilitation Grants 30,40U Mi23:+i. AW 1-2 WFST MID4�AY-SOiJTH ST. ANTHONY � I,QOp Street Improvements (transferred from original �erritorial Road Housing Proposal) $88,168 ; So�uth St. Anthony Park Expansion . 396,000 IdenCified Treatment Area Activities . � 60,000 Emergency Rehabilitation Grants � 6,A00 Moving Expense Payments for Code Enforcement Property at 723-725-727 Pelham - Funded from Relocation Tax Levy MLNN. A-1-3 THOMAS-DALE Identified Txeatment Area Activities including 1�6,800 Emergency Rehabilitation Grants . Code Enforcement Outside Identified Treatment Area 42,500 Code Enforcement of One Property Outside I dentified Treat- ment Area: $15,000; fuaded from unspent Year IV funds or from the I dentified Treatmeat Area Budget Spot Acquisition of 3 properties 90,000 MINN. A-1-5 CENTRAL CORE MINN. A-1-6 SEVEN CORNERS Pedestrian Bridge (Blocks 40-47) 72,000 I�tLNN. A-1-7 WEST SEVENTH STREET � Original program funds of $317,036 for Code Enfoxcement and Unidentified Spot Acquisition supplemented by $257,000 of new funding (total: $574,036 to be spent as follows) Lower James Site $200,000 Ydentified Treatment Area Activities 179,036 Identified Code Enforcement Project Wide 195,000 $574,036 � New Funding�for Above Activities 257,000 Emergency Rehabilitation Grants . � 19,500 $1,315,000 * Site Clearance � 20,000 Contingencies 10,974 $1,345,974 * Additional Interest Paid on Higher Federal Fund Level 40,000 $1,385,974 * LESS (see note) 110 L000 *NOTE: I ncludes $110,000 of original program funds resultin�g from reduction of Charles Avenue $1 275 974 Improvement Costs. These funds are included ' ' in the Thomas-Dale activities shown above.