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PINK - FINANCE GITY OF SAINT PALTL
CANpRY - DEPARTMENT
BLUE - MAYOR • Flle NO. �
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Presented By ,�
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R erred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
RESOLVED� That the Council of the City of Saint Paul
hereby approves : .
"A bill for an act relating to the city of
Saint Paul ; providing for and authorizing said
city to issue its general obligation bonds for
housing and r�habilitation loan and grant programs ;
amending Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4. ��
and recommends the same to the Ramsey Count� Senate and House
delegations .
COUIVCILMEN Requested by Department of:
Yeas Nays
Christensen
Hozza In Favor
Levine
Rcedler _ ''� Against BY
Sylvester
Tsdeeeo•.
President Hunt � 2 O ��
Form Approved by City Attorney
Adopted by Council: Date
Certified P by Coun cr ry BY
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Appro by Mayo : Date Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
By By
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1 � City of St. Pau 1 Bi��PPt�:
A bill for an act
relating to the city of Saint Paul; providing
for and authorizing said city to issue its
general obligation bonds for housing and
rehabilitation loan and grant programs ; amending
La.ws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA:
Section 1. Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4, is amended
to read:
Sec. 4. �SSUANCE OF BONDS�7 To finance the programs
authorized in sections 2 and 3 of this act, the council of the
city of Saint Paul, by resolution or resolutions, ma.y from time
to time authorize, issue and sell general obligation bonds of
the city of Saint Paul, withou� a vote of the electorate, in
accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter
475, notwithstanding any other provision of law or of the city
charter or ordinance . The total amount of bonds authorized to be
issued for the purposes described in this act shall not exceed
�he aggregate of $3;AA8;AA8- $5,000, 000. The amount of bonds
issued pursua.nt to this authority sha.11 be excluded in the
computation of the net debt of the city as defined by statute or
charter. The council of the city of Saint Faul is authorized to
levy and collect taxes to repay such obligations issued pursuant
to the authority contained herein, and this authority is not
subject to any tax or appropriation or expenditure limit otherwise
imposed by any law or charter provision.
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Sec. 2 . �FFECTIVE DATE.7 This act sha.11 become effective
on.ly after its approval by a majority of the governing body of
the city of Saint Paul, and upon compliance with the proviszons
of Minnesota Statutes, Section 645 .021 .
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' City of St. Paul Bill No.
A bill for an act
relating to the city of Saint Paul; providing
for and authorizing said city to issue its
general obligation bonds for housing and
rehabilitatzon loan and grant programs; amending
Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESQTA:
Section 1. Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4, is amended
to read:
Sec. 4. �SSUANCE OF BONDS .7 To finance the programs
authorized in sections 2 and 3 of this act, the council of the
city of Saint Paul, by resolution or resolutions, may from time
to time authorize, issue and se11 general obligation bonds of
the city of Saint Paul, without a vote of the electorate, in
accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter
475, notwithstanding any other provision of law or of the city
charter or ordina.nce . The total amount of bonds authorized to be
issued for the purposes described in this act shall not exceed
the aggregate of $3;A88;899- $51 000,000. The amount of bonds
issued pursuant to this authority shall be excluded in the
computation of the net debt of the city as defined by statute or
charter. The council of the city of Saint Paul is authorized to
levy and collect taxes to repay such obligations issued pursuant
to the authority contained herein, and this authority is not
subject to any tax or appropriation or expenditure limit otherwise
imposed by any law or charter provision.
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Sec . 2 . �FFECTIVE DATE .� This act shall become effective
only after its approval by a majority of the governing body of
the city of Saint Paul, and upon compliance with the provisions
of Minnesota Statutes, Section 645 .021 .
' � City of St. Paul �3i1����
A bill for an act
relating to the city of Saint Paul; providing
for and authorizing said city to issue its
general obligation bonds for housing and
� reha.bilitation loan and grant programs ; am�nding
Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA:
Section 1. Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4, is amended
to read:
Sec. 4. �SSUANCE OF BONDS_7 To finance the programs
authorized in sections 2 and 3 of this act, the council of the
city of Saint Paul, by resolution or resolutions, may from time
to time authorize, issue and sell general obligation bonds of
the city of Saint Pau1, without a vote of the electorate, in
accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter
475, notwithstanding any other provision of law or of the city
charter or ordina.nce . The total amount of bonds authorized to be
issued for the purposes described in this act shall not exceed
the aggregate of $3;988;AAA- $5,000? 000. The amount of bonds
issued pursuant to this authority sha.11 be excluded in the
computation of the net debt of the city as defined by statute or
charter. The council of the city of Saint Paul is authorized to
levy and collect taxes to repay such obligations issued pursuant
to the authority contained herein, and this authority is not
subject to any tax or appropriation or expenditure limit otherwise
imposed by any law or charter provision.
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Sec. 2 . �FFECTIVE DATE .7 This act sha11 become effective
only after its approval by a majority of the governing body of
the city of Saint Paul, and upon compliance with the provisions
of Minnesota Statutes, Section 645 .021.
' City of St. Paul �3i1��:''a��
A bill for an act
relating to the city of Saint Pau1; providing
for and authorizing said city to issue its
general obligation bonds for housing and
rehabilitation loan and grant programs ; amending
Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA:
Section l. La.ws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4, is amended
to read:
Sec. 4. �SSUANCE OF BONDS .7 To fin.ance the programs
authorized in sections 2 and 3 of this act, the council of the
city of Saint Paul, by resolution or resolutions, may from time
to time authorize, issue and se11 general obligation bonds of
the city of Saint Paul, without a vote of the electorate, in
accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter
475, notwithstanding any other provision of law or of the city
charter or ordinance . The total amount of bonds authorized to be
issued for the purposes described in this act shall not exceed
the aggregate of $3;9A9;988: $5,000,000. The amount of bonds
issued pursuant to this authority sha11 be excluded in the
computation of the net debt of the city as defined by statute or
charter. The council of the city of Saint Paul is authorized to
levy and collect taxes to repay such obligations issued pursuant
to the authority contained herein, and this authority ia not
subject to any tax or appropriation. or expenditure limit otherwise
imposed by any law or charter provision.
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Sec. 2 . �FFECTIVE DATE� This act shall become effective
orily after its approval by a majority of the governing body of
the city of Saint Paul, and upon compliance with the provisions
of Minnesota Statutes, Section 645 .021.
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A bill for an act
relating to the city of Saint Paul; providing
for and authorizing said city to issue its
general obligation bonds for housing and
rehabilitation loan and grant programs ; amending
Laws 1974, Chapter 35I, Section 4.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA:
Section l. Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4, is amended
to read:
Sec. 4. �SSUANCE OF BONDS .7 To finance the programs
authorized in sections 2 and 3 of this act, the council of the
city of Saint Paul, by resolution or resolutions, ma.y from time
to time authorize, issue and sell general obligation bonds of
the city of Saint Paul, without a vote of the electorate, in
accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter
475, notwithstanding any other provision of law or of the city
charter or ordina.nce . The total amount of bonds authorized to be
issued for the purposes described in this act sha11 not exceed
the aggregate of $3;9A9;AAA- $5,000,000. The amount of bonds
issued pursuant to this authority sha11 be excluded in the
computation of the net debt of the city as defined by statute or
charter. The council of the city of Saint Paul is authorized to
levy and collect taxes to repay such obligations issued pursuant
to the authority contained herein, and this authority is not
subject to any tax or appropriation or expenditure limit otherwise
imposed by any law or charter provision.
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Sec. 2 . �FFECTI.VE DATE� This act sha11 become effective
only after its approval by a majority of the governing body of
the city of Saint Paul, and upon compliance with the provisions
of Minnesota Statutes, Section 645 .021.
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� City of' St. P�.ul I3ill No.
A bi 11 f or an act '
relating to the city of Saint Paul; providing
for and authorizing said ci_ty to issue its
general obligation bonds for housing and
rehabilitation loan and grant programs; amending
Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA:
Section 1. Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4, is amended
to read:
Sec. 4. �SSUANCE OF BONDS .7 To finance the programs
authorized in sections 2 and 3 of this act, the council of the
city of Saint Paul, by resolution or resolution.s, may from time
to time authorize, issue and sell general obligation bonds of
the city of Saint Paul, without a vote of the electorate, in
accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter
475, notwithstanding any other provision of 1aw or of the city
charter or ordinance . The total amount of bonds authorized to be
issued for the purposes described in this act shall not exceed
the aggregate of $3;AA9;A98- $5,000,000. The amount of bonds
issued pursua.nt to this authority sha11 be excluded in the
computation of the net debt of the city as defined by statute or
charter. The council of the city of Saint Paul is a�uthorized to
levy and collect taxes to repay such obligations issued pursuant
to the authority contained herein, and this authority is not
subject to any tax or appropriation. or expenditure limit otherwise
imposed by any law or charter provision.
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Sec. 2 . jFFECTIVE DATE .7 This act shall become effective
only after its approval by a ma.jority of the governing body of
the city of Saint Paul, and upon compliance with the provisions
of Minnesota Statutes, Section 645 .021 .
' � City of St. Paul Bill No�
A bi 11 f or an act
relating to the city of Saint Paul; provi�ing
for and authorizing said city to issue its
general obligation bonds for housing and
rehabilitation loan and grant programs ; amending
Laws 1974, Cha.pter 351, Section 4.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA:
Section 1. La.ws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4, is amended
to read:
Sec. 4. �SSUANCE OF BONDS.7 To finance the programs
authorized in sections 2 and 3 of this act, the council of the
city of Saint Paul, by resolution or resolutions, may from time
to tzme authorize, issue and se11 general obligation bonds of
the city of Saint Paul, without a vote of the electorate, in
accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter
475, notwithstanding any other provision of law or of the city
charter or ordinance . The total amount of bonds authorized to be
issued for the purposes described in this act shall not exceed
the aggregate of $3;A88;888- $5,000,000. The amount of bonds
issued pursuant to this authority sha11 be excluded in the
computation of the net debt of the city as defined by statute or
charter. The council of the city of Saint Paul is authorized to
levy and collect taxes to repay such obligations issued pursuant
to the authority contained herein, and this authority is not
subject to any tax or appropriation or expenditure limit otherwise
imposed by any law or charter provision.
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Sec. 2 . �FFECTIVE DATE .7 This act sha11 become effective
only after its approval by a ma.jority of the governing body of
the city of Saint Paul, and upon compliance with the provisions
of Minnesota Statutes, Section 645 .021.
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A bill for an act
relating to the city of Saint Paul; providing
for and authorizing said city to issue its
general obligation bonds for housing and
rehabilitation loan and grant programs ; amending
Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA:
Section 1. Laws 1974, Chapter 351, Section 4, is amended
to read:
Sec. 4. �SSUANCE OF BONDS .7 To fin.ance the programs
authorized in sections 2 and 3 of this act, the council of the
city of Saint Paul, by resolution or resolutions, may from time
to time authorize, issue and sell general obligation bonds of
the city of Saint Pau1, without a vote of the electorate, in
accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter
475, notwithstanding any other provision of 1aw or of the city
charter or ordinance . The total amount of bonds authorized to be
issued for the purposes described in this act shall not exceed
the aggregate of $3;8A8;898- $5,000,000. The amount of bonds
issued pursuant to this authority shall be excluded in the
computation of the net debt of the city as defined by statute or
charter . The council of the city of Saint Pau1 is authorized to
levy and collect taxes to repay such obligations issued pursuant
to the authority contained herein, and this authority is not
subject to any tax or �appropriation or expenditure limit otherwise
imposed by any law or charter provision.
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Sec. 2 . �FFECTIVE DATE .7 This act shall become effective
only after its approval by a ma.jority of the governing body of
the city of Saint Paul, and upon compliance with the provisions
of Minnesota Statutes, Section 645 .021 .
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' CITY OF SAINT PAUL
OFFICE OF TFIE GITY GOIINCIL
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JOHN E. CHRISTENSEN CARL E. NORBERG
Councilman Legislative Aide
March 5, 1975
Mrs. Rose Mix
City Clerk
386 City Hall
Dear Mrs. Mix:
The Legislation Committee has considered the enclosed
resolution approving a bi11 for an act providing for and
authorizing the City to issue general obligation bonds
for housing and rehabilitation laan and grant programs
and refers it to the Council with the recomnendation that
it be approved.
Very truly yours
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JQHN E. CHRISTENSEN, Chairman
Legislation Committee
JEC:mI
Enclosure
CI'TY HALL SEVENTH FLOOR SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 612/298-5679
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STATEMENT TO CITY COUNCIL REGARDING REHABIISTATION PLAN
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for giving your consideration to
the Rehabilitation Plan that has been prepared for Saint Paul's City�Jide Rehabilitation
Pragram. As a designated spokesman for the Rehabilitation Task Group that has worked
to put this plan together and pursuant to a motion passed at the group's March 5 meetiag,
� I would like to inform you that the group is in unanimous accord with the plan as
approved by the City Planning Commission on January 31, 1975.
All of the people who worked on the preparation of both the Program Concept and Guide-
� lines, previously approved by you, and the Rehabilitati on Plan being considered tonight,
are most anxious for the program to be implemented immediately. Thc process has been a
very long and open one and we are now hopeful that you will give your approval to this
document so that we all may proceed. Fo� your information, I am presentiag tonight a
copy of the mailing list that we are cu�rently using for our Rehabilitation Task Group
to demonstrate that a significant cross section of people in this City have been included
in the process. Although not everyone on the mailing list has participated in all of the
meetings, we have usually had a minimum of 15 to 20 people at each meeting.
I t is my understanding that as a result of your contacts with members of the City
Planning Commissioa, the Mayor, and the various Ci�ty Council Aides, you already have a
good understanding of the Rehabilitation Plan being considered in the public hearing
this evening.
However, I would like to point out a few highlights of the Rehabilitation Plan;
1. This plan is being submitted for your approval as required by
Appendix I of the Program Concept and Guidelines, which requires
' the yearly submission of such plans.
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2. Consistent with the Program Concept and Guidelines, the plaa
calls for a program for "concentrated rehabilitation" by �
establishing si:x initial priority rehabilitation areas in
which 60% of the loan and grant resources available will be
concentrated. These areas were selected, by the individuals
participating in the Tasic Group. The selections were� made by
� applying the criteria set forth in the Program Concept and
Guidelines to the pertiaent data supplied by the City Planniag
Department staff. �
3. The balance of the resources, or 40%, will be made available
on a city-wide basis. •
4. The plan calls for the administering agency, the Housing and '
Redevelopment Authority, to contact citizen organizations in
each of the identified neighbo�hoods and to co-operate with
these organizations in order to reach agreement concerning
the representative group, method and details of the�program
in their neighborhood. Additionally, this process w�ll result .
� in the designation of a Concentrated Rehabilitation Project of ,
perhaps six to eight blocks within each of the Priority
Rehabilitation Areas. After such agreement is reached these
Concentrated Rehabilitation Projects will be brought to this
body for final approval.
5. The program further calls for any necessary public street
impruvements to be constructed in each of the six to eight .
block Concentrated Rehabilitation Projects. The funds for
these improvements have already been approved as an item in � �
the Community Development Revenue Sharing Program.
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6. Fiaally, the plan calls for the implementation of certain adminis- �
trative policies and functions, iacluding the formation of an
Advisory Committee. The Advisory Committee, which wi1Z be appointed
by the Mayor with the advice and consent of the City Couacil, would
continue to provide the broad base of community support for the
program which up to this point has been provided by the City�nlide
Rehabilitation Task Group.
I want to thank you again for the opportunity to present this plan to the City Council
. and to again urge you to give it approval this evening.
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Ramsey Act ion Programs, Inc. LWV -.... -. . .-. _...__
509 Sibley Street 2087 Bayard
Saint Paul, Minnesota . - �• Saiat Paul, Minnesota 55116
2. Dixie Aartman ' 13. Sherman Eagles
Daytoa's Bluff Housing Committee South St. Anthony
374 Maria • 2380 Hampden
Saint Paul, Minnesota Saint Paul, Minnesota 55114
3. Tom Haugen 14. Mary Tingerthal
9 Nord Circle Road - Ramsey Action Program, Inc.
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55110 115 Litchfield �
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55117
. 4. Allan Block _ .._ . . ._�.. , ----
, Housing & Redevelopment Authority 15. Sister Vivian Kovar, O.S.B.
55 East Fifth Street North End Community Organization
Saint Paul,Minnesota 55101 194 W. Rose �
.- - .- - . Saint Paul, Minnesota 55117
5. Anne Conley � �- _
- . Lexington Hamline Community Council 16 Paul Gilliland
1185 Ashland � RAP-Dayton's Bluff . - - .
Saint Paul, Minnesota SSI04 374 Maria
- Saint Paul, Minnesota 55106
6. Gene Ranieri . - - � . .-
Grants-in-Aid Office 17. Glen Hanggi
421 Wabasha Phalen Area Planning Commission
Saint Patil, Minnesota 55101 I115 Greenbrier
. Saint Paul, Minnesota 55106
7. Ron Hick ' . �
Lexington Hamline Community Council 18. Warren Frost
� 1165 Selby � . Housing & Redevelopment Authority
Saint Paul, Minnesota � 55 E. Fifth Street
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101
8. Barbara Boulger
. Lexington Hamiline Community Council 19. Larry Soderholm
1189 Ashland Avenue City Planning
Saint Paul, Minnesota 421 Wabasha
' Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101
9. Joseph L. Easley
Community Housing Corporation 20. Ken Ford
290 Metro Square City Planning
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 421 Wabasha
. Saint paul, Minnesota
10. Joseph H. DuBord
Housing � Redevelopment Authority 21. Grant West
55 �. Fifth Street Urban League .
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 401 Selby Avenue
Saint Paul, Minnesota
11. Bruce A. Beneke �
LARC 22. Larry Mazzitello
S00 Laurel Avenue Capitol Community -
Saint Paul, Minnesota 1060 Park Street
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55117
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23. �Tames Shelton 34. Vern Hoffman
North End -. : Housing & Redevelopment Authority
' S17 Carroll Avenue � 643 N. Kent
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24. John Bischoff - 35. Madeline Harris '
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500 Laurel Avenue 785 Dayton Avenue �
Saint Paul, Minnesota . • Saint Paul, Minnesota SS104
25. Connie Marker � 36. Tom Sanchez .
City planning West Seventh _ _ . ..
421 Wabasha � 439 St. Clair
Saint Paul, Minnesota - Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102
26. Anita Lambert 37. Jeanne Nelson
Dayton's Bluff Thomas-Dale PAC . -
829 E. Third Street 537 North Dale
Saint paul, Minnesota Saint Paul, Minnesota 55103
27. �ill Patton 38. Mary Osiecki
:.rants-in-Aid West Seventh Street
421 Wabasha 175 Western
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102
28. Frances Bayden 39. Hardy Wright
720 City Hall Sumanit-University '
Cityhall & Courthouse 743 Selby Avenue
�ainz Yaui, Minnesota 551U2 Saint Paul, Minnesota
29. Lorraine Wood 40. Mary Ann Sudieth
904 Lincoln ` St. paul Urban League
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55105 828 Chippewa
Saint Paul,Minnesota 55107
30. Joseph A. L. "Erriggo, Jr. - .
Urban Affairs Commission 41. Gary Gorman .
240 Summit Avenue West Side-RAg
Saiat Paul, Minnesota 55102 179 E. Robie .
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55107
31. Kenneth Gauthier
Housing & Redevelopment Authority 42. Lou Lopez
55 E. Fifth Street West Side-RAp
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 179 E. Robie
Saint paul, Minnesota 55107
32. Valerie Cummingham _
721 City Hall & Courthouse . � 43. Alice Hagney
Saint Paul, Minnesota � Roosevelt
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33. Pat Evans Saint Paul, Minnesota 55106
West 7th Association
175 South Western 44. Roger Hughes
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 � Roosevelt �
1575 Ames
' • Saint Paul, Minnesota 55106
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McDonough OBSP "
_ 1544 Timberlake-Road 1951 University '
, Saint--Paul, Minnesota - Saint Paul, Minnesota 55iO4
46. �im Whalen 57. Scot� Reed
West Seventh • - 175 9. Western
175 Western " Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102
• - Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 �
� . 58. Mathew Cleveland
47. Jane Baker 553 Aurora Avenue
Lexington Hamline Saint paul, Minnesota 55103 �
1120 Portland
Saint Paul, Minnesota 59. Marty Gallagher
Hayden Feights -
48. Mary R. Meyer 1797 Sherwood Avenue
Senior Citizen Coalition Saint Paul, Minnesota
�300 Wi2son Apartment 1608
� Saint Faul, Minnesota 60. Karen Jasinski
49. Helen Redelke. Phalen Area Community Council
1075' Arcade S-treet
City Wide Resident Council Saint paul, Minnesota 55106
1139 - B Supernik � �
Saint Paul, Minnesota 61 - Rill Kummber
I�lerrick
50. Jean Salman 715 Edgerton
North End Community Council , Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101
907 Western Avenue North
Saint Paul, Minnesota 62. Jim Schieble
' . West Side
51., George Winter 179 �. Robie '
Macalester-Groveland Saint Paul, Minnesota 55107
2000 Lincoln • ,
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55105 63. Katie McWatt `
52. Marlene Krona Urban League
401 Selby Avenue .
North Como Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 �
1064 Mary Lane
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55117 64. William Young
Council of Churches
53. Joyce Putnam - . 1671 Summit
Merriam Park : Saint Paul, Minnesota
407 Beacon Street
Saint Paul, Minnesota 65. Dennis Dorgan
Human Resources Planning Council
54. Marge Roussopoulos 333 Sibley "
West Side Saint Paul, Minnesota -
179 E. Robie Street ' ' � �
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55107 66. Dave McDonald
' 2083 Marshall Avenue
Saint Paul, Minnesota � �
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67. Lorraine Subra � ��, Judy Williams _
Merriam Park • Lexington-Hamline Comcnunity Council
2000 St. Anthony 1245 Carroll Avenue
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 St. paul, Minnesota 55101�
68. Helen Richardson 7$� Mary Ellen Grika
Como Area . � Citi�ens League
888 W. Ivy - 2741 Colfax Avenue
Saint Paul, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota 55400
, 69. Bob Tuttle 79. Caroline Emmet
, � SPARC � City Planning :
529 Jackson 421 Wabasha �
Saint Paul, Minnesota � Saint Paul, Minnesota SSlp2
� �0. Toni Lippert 80. Michael Joseph
- Metro Health Board 2018 Emerson North
300 Metro Square Building Minneapolis, Mianesota
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101 � -
81. Ma,r•y Claire Ryan
71. Steve Kat� Merriam Park Community Center
St. paul Area Program Board 2000 St. Anthony
529 Jackson Saint Paul, Minnesota 55104
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101
8�. Bill Rummer
72. Cliff Mille: . Merrick Center �
Minnesota Commission For the Handicapped 715 Edgerten
� � 492 Metro Square Building , Saint paul, Minnesota 55101
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101
83. Maureen Bakken
-73. Donald Slater 992 Margaret
1604 Burns Avenue Saint Paul, Minnesota 55106
Saint Paul, Minnesota •
84. Howard Kinney �
74. M�rie Denissen ,438 Johnson Parkway
633 VanBuren Saint Paul, Minnesota 55106
Saint Paul, Minnesota �
85. Robert Novis �
75. Steve Rlein Mayor's Office
605 North Dale City Hall and Courthouse
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55103 Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102
76. David Ho2za
848 Goodrich Avenue
Saint paul, Minnesota 55105
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