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263515 1MMITE — CITV CLERK l�INK �-' — FINANCE CITY OF SAINT PAUL Council 26�5�.5 CANARY —�7EPARTMENT � }� s.BLJlE —MAVOR File NIJ. Council Resolution Presented By Referred To � Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date WHEREAS, The Independent School District of the City of Saint Paul ha.s expressed an interest in constructing an athletic facil- ity in the Highland Park area of Saint Paul in close proximity to ' the Highland Park High School; and WHEREAS� This facility would consist of an open-air structure for athletic events� providing for limited open seating for spec- tators in the form of bleachers and a building to be used for storage of athletic equipment and locker rooms; and WHEREAS� This facility would be located across Snelling Avenue from the current Highland Senior High School between Montreal Avenue and Edgcumbe Road; and WHEREAS, In the opinion of the Saint Paul School Board, there are no other locations available to accommodate the proposed uses of said facility at a reasona.ble loca.tion in relationship to the Highland Park Senior High School; and WHEREAS, The proposed uses and construction of said facility will be designed i� such- a ma.nr�.er as to cause a minimum disruption to the surrounding pa.rk and neighborhood; and WHEREAS, There are presently restrictions on the deed to said property prohibiting the construction of athletic facilities, buildings and perma.nent bleachers on said property; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED� Tha.t the Saint Paul City Council urges the Ramsey - � County Board of Cominissioners to take the appropriate action to release the restrictions on said deed as to the construction o� athletic facilities, buildings and permanent bleachers on said '� property in order to allow the construction of said athletic facility; and. be it �i1NCiLlIE:N Y�s Butler �a5� �� Konopatzki � Fa�v+o� I,evine Meredith �� gy Roedler Tedesco �re s ident Hunt g,,��,p.��y,,�rty �tt�y �o�tte�d by Cr,xu�+ca l: �e Cextifiead �'asse�l �y iCROUms�il S�tsuy �Y �y �roved �y I/ayor: d�et+e �ppcoved by�inr S�issimi to�ouncil gY $�' N�M��6TE -CI�Tk CLffFFK IVI�RYK � --aFLIiFYIPR4�E C ��r =7 CAiO'.4RY -�DE�P�/IR'TIN'EN T �� AJ��lt� ��41 � �� 26351 � �BLJLE -MAYOR FI�C �Q. � �ounci�` Resolutia� P�t�a � R�fe�as�i T'o �aammon��e: D�te �ae4 �f Ca�mc�ua�� te 2 . FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Saint Paul City Council recommends to the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners that the restriction prohibiting night lighting be retained on this property and tha.t this restriction cannot be waived without a public hearing and consent of the Saint Paul City Council as well as the Saint Paul Board of Education; and be it FU THE RE LV � T t a er sa'd fac' lity i cons cte s nt to he ese t- de ign su 'tted o the int aul Sch o Bo rd, no rth ex nsio of id fa ' lity w 1 be allow . �TRTt�R RESOLVED, That upon approval of the design for said facility by the City and school administrations, and its construction in accordance therewith, that appropriate agreements be executed to prevent flzrther expansion of said facility. COUNCILMEN �� . Y� Butler �a� Konopa'�zki �_ � Favor Mer� d Roedler Against �3' Tedesco President Hunt MAY 1 5 1974 Fam Apprwed by Ci Adopted by Council: Date Certified se Coancil Secsetary BY Y Agpeov Mayor: te Approved by Yayor for Sobmissioa to Camcii BY Bl► � PU1�Etsx� 1 $ 197q MMITE - CITV CLERK PINK - FINANCE TT CANARV - DEPARTMENT GITY OF SAINT PAI.} L COUI1C11 Ct��- BLUE - MAVOR File NO. �`/ � - � Council Resolution Presented B ��t�c/G Y Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date WHEREAS, The Independent School District of the City of Saint Paul has expressed an interest in constructing an athletic facil- i ity in the Highland Park area of Saint Paul in close proximity to the Highland Park High School; and WHEREAS, This facility would consist of an open-air structure for athletic events, providing for limited open seating for spec- tators in the form of bleachers and a building to be used for storage of athletic equipment and locker rooms; and WHEREAS, This facility would be located across Snelling Avenue from the current Highland Senior High School between Montreal Avernse and Edgcumbe Road; and WHEREAS, In the opinion of the Saint Paul School Board, there are no other locations available to accommodate the proposed uses of said facility at a reasonable location in relationship to the Highland Park Senior High School; and WHEREAS, The proposed uses and construction of said facility will be designed in such a ma.nner as to cause a minimum disruption to the surrounding park and neighborhood; and WHEREAS, There are presently restrictions on the deed to said property prohibiting the construction of athletic facilities, buildings and perma.nent bleachers on said property; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the Saint Paul City Council urges the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners to take the appropriate action to release the restrictions on said deed as to the construction of athletic facilities, buildings and permanent bleachers on said property in order to allow the construction of said athletic facility; and be it COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: In Favor Against $y Form Approved by City AYtomey Adopted by Council: Date Certified Passed by Council Secretary By By Ap�roved by Mayor: Date Ap�roved by Mayor far Submission to Cc>uncil $y BY WHITE - CITY CLERK y �A L1� F7�141C - FIN,4N:CE s �r �y T�7, CO11Uf1E.FY /� /■5��_� BLUERY - MqVORTMENT G1T1 VF S�11\ � �L�� File �N, �V � � ��c�� e��tion Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By — Date 2 . FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Saint Paul City Council recommends to the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners that the restriction prohibiting night lighting be retained on this property and that this restriction cann.ot be waived without a public hearing and consent of the Saint Paul City Council as well as the Saint Paul Board of Education; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED That after said facility is constructed pursuant to the -��f�:� design � submitted to the Saint Paul School Board, no further expansion of said facility � be allowed. � w � �+�L, s � � � � � a ;�+� ---�-��--�_� �-,_�y _Q��i 5t�oc� c� n.i�n � 5�' rc� +ov�5 � G c=`� G ��, �_� �° �,,�yfI��e ��,,;��, �,��P�'��,�y Gy� �v GI.�cQ ,�'c.(�i�-t" rrru. � �o�YJ �%V /� �G/ " • �� ' �i� �Q cvto a,�,�u t�FS GGw��C%� t,tiJ � ��►;aU'.�o��I�¢.e,►�►�.,,�o G.rr�.�jCe�c,�-� o�c��ei►�e.v�'6'c��.Q.�a.w:r�J �Sa�.��u..c i�;v�. � COUNCILMEI�i Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays In Favor Against By Form Approved by Ci�Eesaex Adopted by Council: Date ��Y � � 1�7�_ � Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY ��' � _� By Approved by Mayor: Date Approved by Mayor for Submission to Co�acil By By ��P- , ' 7 � �` �''�'� l� � �:. �' `_ t- r, _ � rr � WHIT�V CLERK PINK - FINANCE GITY OF SAINT PAZTL Council CANARY - DEPARTMENT -�---�.. OLUE -MAYOR File NO. Council Resolution Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date WHEREAS, The Independent School District of the City of Saint Paul has expressed an interest in constructing an athletic facility in the Highland Park area of Saint Paul in close proximity to the Highland Park High School; and WHEREAS� This facility would be located across Snelling Avenue from the current Highland Senior High School between Montreal Avenue and Edgcumbe Road; and WHEREAS, In the opinion of the Saint Paul School Board, there are no bther locations available to accommodate the proposed uses of said facility at a reasona.ble location in relationship to the Highland Park Senior High School; and WHEREAS� The proposed uses and construction of said facility will be designed in such a ma.nner as to cause a minimum disruption to the surrounding park and neighborhood; and WHEREAS, There are presently restrictions on the deed to said property prohibiting the construction of athletic facilities, build- ings and permanent bleachers on said property; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the Saint Paul City Council urges the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners to take the appropriate action to re- lease the restrictions on said deed as to the construction of athletic facilities, buildings and permanent bleachers on said property in order to allow the construction of said athletic facility; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Saint Paul City Council recommends to the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners tha.t the restriction prohibiting night lighting be retained on this property and that this restriction cannot be waived without a public hearing and consent of the Saint Paul City Council as well as the Saint Paul Board of Education. 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DANNA ED SALVERDA Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 April 1, 1974 Aonorable City Council 386 city xaii Attention: Roae Mix Dear Council Members: The Board of Ramsey County Commiseioners at their meeting of April 1, 1974, dia- cuss�d the request of the School Board in regard to removal of deed restrictions from the Highland Park Athletic Field property. A public hearing was held by the County Board on the conveqance of this tax for- fe�ted land, located at Snelling and Montreal Avenues, to Independent School District #625, on Wednesday March 27, 1974 at 7:30 p.m. at the Highland Senior High School. The School Board and the Citq Council was invited to attend. Approximately 30 people spoke at this meeting, including membera of the School Board, members of the school district, neighbors, atudenta, and other intereated people. The following resolution was passed on April 1, 1974 at the County Board: RESOLVED By the Board of Ramsey County Commisaioners that the matter of the future status of tax forfeited land located at the corner of Snelling and Montreal Anenues, which is proposed to be uaed for an Athletic Stadium by the School District, be referred to the City Council Kith the request that they act within thirty days, and that the City also consider the use of Midway Stadium as an alternative for this Aighland site, and Be It Further RESOLVED that a cc�mmittee be set up consisting of Citq, County and School Board members to consider this matter more fully. It is hoped that members of these three bodies can get together soon to consider this matter more fully. Please contact Mr. Eugene Macaulay, County Administrator, 945 Court House, if there are any questions on this �atter. Yours very truly, E MACAUTA C u ty Admi stra r B Harry rshall, Executive Secretary HM:hr CC: Mayor Lawrence Cohen Independent School District 625 County Board Commisaioners °�� City Council ✓ ' � � 2 24-4 345 JOHN E. DAUBNEY ATTORNEY AT LAW 736 MiNNE50TA BUILDING ST. PAUL, M1NNE5�TA 55101 April 1, 1974 Board of County Co�nissioners Ramsey Coun�y Court House St. Paul, Min_�esota 55102 Deax Mayor Cohen, Ladies ar_d Gen�leme�: This letter is be_rg �rit�en or_ be:�alf of ov2r 200 people living in the axea of t�e proposed re+a Hig:.�.land Park Stadium at Snelling and Montreal. On October 9, 19t!-1 � 80 aGre �ract oi grou.^d, pop-alarly called the"Stees 80, was deeded to tne City as tax forfeit la�d for public park, parkway and _ � . , .. T � �I .� .r' � r. ` --..-�`-�,�-'S '' �'�' ' � ...., _�__ �� =�r�,,--� O.L'i --° — y �r c�i�. �'!.:.�i. . , � �� macie �a reques� ior �ne use ci �:.� w�s�r:riy portion ot this 30 acre -tract for Junior and Senior Hig� School p'r�ysical education play spaces and athletic practice field. S�rong nei�.bor_.00d opposition developed and a compromise was worked out under w'nicn the la�d would be oranted to the Education Departm�nt, but with a deed res�riction pro�ibiting the construction of permanent seating and floodlighting for night ga�es. T'nis c�mpro�ise was approved by the County Board, and a deed containin� suc_� resl�-ric�ions was issued by tne State of Minnesota to t�e School Depa:c�men-�. Comnencing i.n lgo'g t�e Sc:ool District sought a release of these restrictions: in avn application to the State the School District stated that they wished to construct bleacners �or 3,000 people and to construct fencing around an expanded football field area. At about this time the Park Department of the City of S�. Pau1 dzcided to construct a 9 hole par 3 golf course on the easterly portion: of this 80 a xe tract, To accomplish this it was necessary to effect the �radin� o� some lands between. the School District and the City. The en.tire 80 acre tract was then re-conveyed to tne State of Minnesota and the easterly por-�ion was deeded to t�e City, and the pa-r 3 golf course was constructed. ZY�.e balance of t�e 1and, which tihe School District now seeks, is in tne na�e of tne State of Niinnesota as tax title property and requires the recounnendation oi the Board.ox" County Co�issioners befoxe it can be conveyed to t�e Se�ool Dis1�rict. 'I��e County Bo2rd has a right to attach conditions limiti� tne use of tax iorzeit lands, pursuant to tne provisions of Nll.nnesota Statutes Sec-�ion 282003, which states in past: "There may be attacned �o tne sale o� any parcel of forfeited lard, if in the jud�ent oi the county board it seems advisable� conu.itions limitin� tihe use of the parcel so sold or limiting �E �F �E�fr • l�unerous hearings have been held by va�i.ng City and County political subdivisions an.d agencies since tne Sehool District's application in 196g. The latest of these was a meeting 'r_eld on the evening of Masch 27, 197� at the Highland Park Senior Higr School, and attended by some of the members of the Coun.ty Board. ! _2_ The City of St. Paul school system ras nine senio'r hi�n schools and plans for four permanent stadiu�s. A 3J00 se�t stwdium has been constructed at Harding High School witn �lcodli�?�tin� for ni�n� oa��s. Plans are proposed to construct three additional stadiu�s, or�e a� H:Lg'r:land for 3000 people, one at Johnson for 3000 people, and one a-� hiurray for 2000 p�cple. T'n° Central Hign School stadium with a capacity of a�proxi�a�sly �000 p?ople is �;ppaxently goin� to be abandoned as a football stadiun. Eac�� school plans 8 co�ference ga�es and may play one non-conlerence ga.��, for a total of 36 games per yea-r. �'.ssu.mi?'?� four stadiums wer� constructe�, th�s would nean that 8 ga�es would be played at each stadium durino the �'oot��.�1 ye��. Of the arguments a3vanced by the cppone�ts at the m�st recent heasing, botY? pro and con, the iollowing is a summ�:rjr: 1. St. Paul has but 3 major park ar�as: Cono, Phalen, �nd FLighland, with a combined axea substantia�ly less than t�sL recorsmended by national S'-i,u._^?�._ _':.3 i�� , C1v-T 0= O'�-r gi�° G,;�� r,,,.� l:-,'- _�, T'!t� �O'_?S'�'tiJ_^1�Ot� Or �ti1° �-z__ .,io 5�.::.a.iV:� `rrJU.�C! 1L1V�,uc: ?:. �)Ol—,.—J`1 .,-- ,—' =C,1' ,i �-- •, �:.=c°� ...� _�'a�� '�.i �J J:^..:� green. n The fencing of the football field and the cons�ruction of p�rmanent s°ating would be a bli��t on this g-re�n a-rea, an3 iloodligh�s �rould create even a f'urtner nuisance. 2. The use of Midway Stadium was stron�ly su�ested, buti opposed by tne School Boaxd, primarily because of cost ar_3 location. At present cost estimates a 3000 seat stadium would cost in zxcess of �y00,000000, and assuming a factor of 10� for paymen-c of interest costs ar_d de�reciation and maintenance, would produce an annual cost of �sy10,000.00. If t�e st�.diun w�-re used for 8 games as contemplated, this would ��an a cos� of �1250.00 pe-r ganee riidway Stadium with seating for 10,2�+8 people oi �rhich 4500 could be cha,xa�terized as sideline seats, collects a present rental of �175.Q0 to �200000 per game, including a percentage of the gross receipts. Ushers and ticket t�k�rs must be provided by the renting school. At the presen� time Midway Stadius� is used for approximately 30 games du1'i?-ig the football seaso�, primarily �S'om parochial high schools and Z+Iinnsh�a A�ade�y. 1r4i? 2+Iinnesota Vikings professional footb�.11 team also use this field for practic2 pu'rposes. �e field is centrally located, is lighted for ni�t `g�nes, has adequa�� locker and toilet facilities, and is surrounded by ar,�ple ofi-stree� parkin�. A1so located on the grounds at Midway Stadium is a Ramsey County i�e arena. 3'he acgur�ent was also advanced that a school needs a home stadium for id�ntity uv1^poses. Yet, even if present School Board plans were carried out, 5 of the 9 high scliools would not have a home stadium. Minneapolis �igh schools �1ay one so-called featur° game each week at a municipal stadivm l�no�m �s "Th� Pa��ade", which has a seating capacity of 15,586 for football and a rental oi �+OOe00 for afte-rnoon ga.m�s,and ��00.00 for evening ga.mes, against 25�'� oi the gross receiptse Under the Parade rental agreement no attendants in the iorm of ushe-rs or ticket takers are providedo Th� parade is used for 12 high school and 4 college ga.�es Pex' Y°ar. 3. Several students spoke at the public meeting s.nd enphasized the safety factor and the difficalty and hazard af czsrying iootball geax from the high school to the present practice fie13 �cross busy Snelling Avenue, and the inconvenience caused by lack of toilet faciliti�s adjacent to the prac�ice fielda Under the deed restrictions that previously existed a \ • _3_ building could have been cons-trac-ced adj�.cen� to the practice field to store equipment, contain toile�s 2.n.� io�ker and s�oTr��r i�cilities: the deed restxiction restricted only ger�anen� sea��ng iacilities a�d lightino facilities for night games. �+. A major as�.zm�nt �rom th� o�posino residents was lack of adequate off-street p�,rking �acili�ies, �-raiiic sa2ety and the mo venent of emergency vehicles on Edgcurrioe Bou�evard. ;ti'hi?e proposed stadium plans indicate 400 off-stree-t parning faci?�ti�s �;est of �he junior and senior hig'r_ schools, an actual count shota�d that i,h�-re are 92 �arkin� spaces west of tne junio-r high school and 194 parkin� spaces ��s� o� �he senior Y??gh school. Bee.ause there is no pass through be�ween �s� �u�.io� and senio-r h�gL to allow people to walk . from the parking lots dir�ci.�y a��ross Sne��ino, it would be necessary for those utilizing the pa.rkino lots to ti°aik to ei��er Edocumbe on the south or Montreal on the north, and then grocee:;� �� tze stadi��...�, which would be a walking distance of at least one-quarter of a mile. I� would also entail crossing Snelling Avenue, on� of �1 o Pau:l t s �usies�T s stY'?°+s. '-'�?e ?x:s��n� parkin� ]_ots ar� filled to `J`' '--''.f ., _ .,. _� _�� _.:�_� -_.,�.. ---.:3 � _,. _�.__._��'o �..., ... � -�n_-�_ .w_ ,, _,°-1101' high schools, and on-street p�r1K137� i8C1�1'�i°s on Snelling, Mont-real and Edgcumbe have been utilized so exter_s�ve?y by �h� stud�nts that the City has found it necessary to install a 2 hoar �2�kin� ?imit on Edocambe Boulevard. Likewise, during the day -the 18 hold gol� cou=�se and t�e 9 hole golf cours° utilize curbside parking on Montreal frc� H�.niine approximately up to the site of the proposed stadiu.m. L�ile exis�i� ofi-str�z� pa-rking requirements would not include a facility oz this �;yro°, th° nro�csed new zonina ordinance for the City of St. Paul, Section 60.�03 (2) (j�, r��aires stadium and sports arena facilities to have one pa:Cki_i� space zor ea�...h three seats or 6 feet of bencheso This would mean 1,000 off-str�=t �2.=�LS1r� iacilities fbr sucn a stadium, which could be met only py iurth�r d�spoilin� �ne green axea on the east side of Snelling between Edgcambe a�d ��I�n�reai, and takin� away from the m•anicipal leagues an area �nat is heavi�jr used durin� th� Surinner for baseball and Soft- ball games. Since at le�,s� o�?�-'r_ali o� the o�es would be frora �wo visiting teams, the existing parkin� f�ciLties would be sorely ove-rtaxed, and result in neighborhood pa��king on t�e stre�ts no��h of Montreal and west of �Snelling, as well as in the area south o#' Edgcu�be �nd eas� and west oi Snelling, and the attendant nuisance it would cause. 'Tne former Planning Directo-r of the City of St. Paul, .Vincent Cou�nlin, in a le�ter dwted P�Iay 9, 1.973, and addressed to Mayor Cohen, stated that there v�.ere no majo� objections to tne overall use as proposed by the School Distric�, but �L�� d�ed restriction prohibiting night lighting should be placed on tne prop�rt�r in �uch a manner tnat it could not be waived without public he�:cir:�s a�3 conse�� ai �he City Council. Mr. Coug]�lin also noted in his letter: "�.�; this �i�e �� a-re not makinb any recommendations regarding the parking situatior_. W? ��ave a._n_d jrill con.tinue to work with the staff of the Independent Sc�ool District to resolve this problem. As solutions are found to the pa:cking pro�lem, they will be b-rought iort•rasd," In summary, the issuas are those o�' need, as contrasted to want, for a new stadium; the nuis�nYe fac�or wi�h reg�rd to the neighbors; and finally, the problem of ofi-street p��king and t'rai�ic safety. If Nlidway Stadium were to be transferred ta tne Indenen.�.2nt School District by the City o�' St. Paul, � -�+- Tartan Turf, or som� othe-r pe-rtaanent playing sur�zce, could be ins�a11ed, and an intensive use could be made of w-}Zat has bee:� �.�tly descri'o�d as �. white elephant. The p-rivate seL;ools continue to sc�edule their ga.m�s on �. rental basis. Of course, in such a transaction a reserva�ion would hw�e to be mad� to R�sey Coun�y for the utilization of the area occugied by the ice �rer_�. Sc�ool 3oard funds could then be used to build other need�d iacilities. It is respect�ly suggested that a joint co�n�ttee be a��ointed from thz County Board, the City C�ancil, and the School Distric� to explore in depth tne utili�a-tion o�' Midway Stadi,:�, a�d the possi�lz �r�ns�'zr of title to the School Dis�rict. 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'' � i �'�� ". . . . . . � ' . . �� . . , . , � i 3y,�',*" CITY OF SAINT PAUL �►TY OA 0� � � '�i o ......�::o. � AIMrt B. Olsaa Cit�Clerk and �` ,:�� i Council Recorder Council Secretary �y c 8 � ... OFFICE OF THE CITY C �ERK BUREAU OF RECORDS :186 City Hall St.Paul,Minnesota 5510."L April 22, 1974 TO ALL II�TERESTED PARTIES: Pursuant to an agreem�ent between �ers of the County Board, School Board and City Ccrancil st a �eeting on Friday, April 19, 1974, the matter of the propoaed Highlead Park Athletic Facility e on agen o t e ty ounc meet o urs , , at : .M. An�rone deairing to be heard msy speak at thst time. _ Youra vez'Y trulY, G'� ._----� ��G�� it Clerk � C g ABO:dcm �� CiT� OF SA�NT P.AU�. cjTx o�, �'+� �p., R� � � .��;'�� Aibert $. Aisa� Cit?/Clerlc an�l a �:al%=j�a�'�,+^��1 -. Council Recnrder Gouracil Secretary � `� c � h �.� OFFICE OF THE C1TY CLERK 6 �1REAU OF RE � ORDS �86 Git�/Hall St.Paul,�17iaz�tesota 551d� April 22, �.97�+,_ TO ALL IlVT�STID PARTIES: Pursuant tu a� a�reea�ent b�tween �embers of the County Board, �chool Board and City Council a.t a meeting on Friday, April 19, 197�+, the matter of t�e proposed Highland Paxk Ath3etic Facility will be o� �h2 �genda of the City Cozzncil �ee�ing o� ThursdaY, 1�IaY 2, 1y7 at lO:Oc� E .l�i. Anyone desiring to be heard may s�pak at that tiMe. Yotzrs very truly, ,-_�r�_ . . �.. � _l �' .' . . _�L _ .. � .C� � . Cit Clerk � Y ABO:dem . �"�G �I'�"'Y OF 5�� 'A�JL �IT Y �� '�' 9 . Rp�� ,, �� 4, �, ��'. � � s. � j A!�art B. Olsan Cit? Clerk cr,nd � � ! a� � ��'�-�,_�"'� a CouncilRecorder Cou7acil Secretary ,� q � � 9�A O �FICE OF TFIE CIT:� CLBRH BUREAti nF RECORDS �86 City Hall St.Yuul,[Ylin7aesota 55i02 Apri7. 22, �.q7�,: . TO ALL INTERr,"STID PARTIES: Pursuant to an agreea�nt betr,reen members of the County Boaxd, Schaol Board and City Cotancil at a aieetin� on Friday, April 19, 197�+, th� matter of the propos�. Ki�hland Park Athl�tic FaciZity will be on �i-�e agencla of th� City Council. ��zting of Thursday, P�y 2, 1q i at 10:G'0 .M. Anyone d�siring to be heard ma.y speak at that ti�e. ' Yonrs very truly, /� r �:'^`� s ,� . ;° - . ,�L � C` '- _ . . Cit C1erk � Y ABO:dcm ��=�0 CIT� �� SAIl°�'� ��IJI. CiTY Op 4+ ,y R � ' � � ,;� . - x *kZ;;�i � ��i Al3ert B. Olson Cit�Clerk and a �' :.� �;,� :. Coicncil Recorder Council Secretttry �, - � s �' ,o.r OFFICE OF THE � 1TY CLERK BUREAU OF RECOZDS ;` �86 Cit�Hall St.Yaul,�Iinnesota 55102 April. 22, �-97�+,_ TO ALZ INTEREST� P.ARTIES: Pursuant to an a�reeaaent between members of the County Boa,rd, School Board �nd City Council at a meet3ng on Friday, April 19, 197�, the matter af �h� proposed Highland Pax� Athletic Facility will be on ths a;3enda a� the Ci�y Counci2. �eeting of Thursday, P��ay 2, 197 at 1Q:OU .M. Anyone desiring to be k�ard may s�eak at that time. Yours very truly, _---7 ...�f/ � �� ..._.. . �� 1 .�(//� y ` �r_ '/ City Clerk ABO:dcm �O CI'�"� OF SAIl�t� PAU]L ��TY p� w n � �4~ � 7i AO . , ` � `��` a Albert B. Ofson _ o , City Clerk a��cl a 4��,,saY;m;�� Council F.acorder Council Secretary �, ��"— � � � s n .�.� OF� ICE OF THE ClTY CLERK BUREAU OF RBCORDS 386 Cit�H¢ld St.Paul,[1linnesota 55102 April 22, �.°7�+.: TO ALL INTEREBTID Pt'1RTIES: Pursuant to an. agreem�ent betwe�n members of the County Board, Schaol Board and City Council at a �eeting on Friday, Apri1 19, 3-97�, the matter of th� proposed Aighland Paxk Athletic Facility will be a� the ag�n�a o� the City ��uneil r:estin� of Thursday, May 2, lq7 at 10:C0 .i4. Anyone d�airing to be heard may speak at that time. Yours very truly, �_.. _.-� % � - � _�-;;,�,�.��- ;,, f City Clerk � ABO:dcrn �O . .�'.. �.. .-..-. ...W'�+r ,.u.>�. . . .. , . ... . . . . . . . � �. . , � , .. . . . . . � � .. , wi 1�L AR MR. & MRS, EXCEPT WHERE NOTED QTHERWI5E TELEPH4NE ✓ G. Lee Runyon 2172 Lower St. Dennis Rd. 699-8050 �Dr . B; G. Lannin 2148 Lower St. Ue�.nis Rd. 69�1-2�.98 �/ W. A. ;3eeger 2165 Lpwer St. Dennis Rd. 699-$837 �/ Si2ver, C. J. 2170 Lower St. Dennis Rd. 699-5587 ,� �oward Gelb 2160 Upper " " " 699-7465 ✓ T. E. MeNellis 2180 Lower " ° " 690-2513 �/ MRS.' M. Buetow 2152 Upper St. Dennis Rd. / " „ " (no no. in book) �/ P. K. .Sch}�.ling 2130 Lower 699-p362 �/Dr.A. E.• Ritt 2164 Lower " �� 698-1318 ✓ MR, F��d Crosby 2139 Lower St. Dennis Rd. �,gg_�b89 ,�x". T. K. icrezowsk�. 1910 Edgcumbe Rd. � Norris �{. Carnes 1940 Edgcumbe Rd. 698,0550 ✓ P. A. 5chilling 2048 Lower St. Dennis Rd, 699'242� 698-125? ��'�Ethelwyn Power 3 Shelhy Place 699-596C ✓F• A. Flatex'ous 2 Shelby Place 699-2Q97 ✓ L. M. O"3haughnessy 1 Shelby Place 699-6077 � Geo. Donovan 1980 Lower St. Dennis Rd. 698-5711 �/ Mrs. L. H. Mogck 1930 Edgcumbe Rd. 699-7236 �r. Stanley Antolak 1992 Lawer St. Dennis Rd. 699-�637 � Alexander Cass 1986 Lower St. Dennis Rd. 698-1647 �Dr . Robert Rosenthal 2000 Lower St. Dennis Rd. 699-3553 * �Leo Loomis 2034 Lower St. Dennis Rd. 699-1836 �g�El�aabeth Scanlon 2018 Lower St. Dennis Rd. (No liste d number) * ��Georg�t• Wi'thy 2Q10 Lower St. Dennis Rd. 698w4897 Howard Camitsch 1605 Montreal Ave, ' � 698-1735 ��Freda D. Kunze 1597 Mbrntreal 698-2745 � ✓ Wm. F. Hartwig 1609 Montreal 690=2562 �S• s• W�nex 1617 Montreal 698-2113 1/D. F. Fuller' � 1621 Montreal 698-3226 `� . ....,.,... . .,,. ..� .. ..._<, � 2 ALL ARE MR. & MR3 . EXCEPT WHERE NOTED OTHERWISE TELEPHONE * i/`John Donohue 1625 Montreal 699-9861 * �Thomas Thomton 1635 Moni�real no no. in book * :�/�ielly Hennarroch 1631 Montreal (Not listed in book) * �/Gordon McLebd 1591 Montreal 699-5875 * �/Mrs. I. Levenson 1596 Rome Ave. 698-1681 ' * �Robext Otto 925 So. Snelling 698-7500 * ✓ Neil MacDonald 1581 Montreal no no, in book *� Samuel Rafowitz 1604 Rome Ave. 698-8932 ✓Royal �., •Orren 1610 Rome Ave . 698-7861 * �Gary J. Sirek 1618 Rome Avenue 699-3574 �/J. Sega� 915 So. Sne�ling Ave. So. 699-6945 l�on B. Cramoline 15�3 Rome 698-2543 *-✓ John Stodola 1597 Rome Ave. 699_�,�Q� * �nnis Jenser� 1611 Rome Av2. 690-3806 '� �ymond C, Mikkelson 1617 Rome Ave. 690-22�0 JRabert E, �Torth 1627 Rome Ave. �, �99-9951 * ✓E, J. Fra�kel 1628 Rome Ave. 6gg_?124 �. F. Kehne 1096 So. Snelling 698-6668 �ertrude �Jansen 2078 Lower St. Aennis Rd. no no, in bo��k " Paul B. Greig 2066 Lower " " „ „ „ 11 „ 699-2574 V wm• ��tn�y 2056 � 699-5030 ' �mer Pr�ce 2079 Upper " �, �, 698-4668 =-�� . . _ . ,. � . � • ' 4 Al,l� ARE MI2. & MRS , EXCEPT WHERE NOTED OTHERWISE TELEPHONE *fMaz Zamansk�r 2072 Edgcumbe Rd. (no no, in book) VJos Sill�erman 2064 Edgcumbe Rd. 698_�ggg *� Ed. De�vit£ 2028 Edgcumbe Rd. 698-8401 VMartin Capp 2020 Edgcumbe Rd. 699-2793 plJerry D. Sanslay 2004 Edgcumbe Rd, 698-0250 , * V Bernard Sweet 2080 Edgcumbe Rd. (no no, in book� �/E. H. Lechner 2056 Edgcumbe Rd. 699-0329 * PURCHASED HOME AFTER 1965 r � �_ — Un� ` � � � �' - �� S/z�� Saint Paul, Minnesota. April 29, 1974 TO: Mayor Cohen and the Members of the Saint Paul City Council In view of the fact that a hearing is scheduled in the Cauncil concerning the change in deed restriction on property in Highland Park, we , a group o£ Mothers, would like to point out a few facts which seem to be constantly neglected. It appears to us that the word, stadium, has been used iiz excess. What we are asking for, what the School Board and the tv�ro P,T.A. groups are asking for, is the completion of the physical education complex for the Highland Junior and Senior High Schools. The area in questio�i serves 3,000 students, not at six football games a year as the opponents keep saying, but dailY, spring and fall. The area is used by both boys and girls in physical education from both schools. We, as parents, are concerned that these faciTities are very inadequate because there are no toilet facilities. The fields a�e located across Snelling Avenue (an arterial highway) and all of the physical educatio'n equipment must . be hauled across the street. At best this is an irnpractical situa.tion -- at worst it is da.ngerous because the traffic moves at a gaod spaed on Snelling, 35 •miles per hour and some of the equipment is bot-h heavy and bulky. This area is used extensively also for both 1;rack and cross country. When parents and students watch these meets they must either stancl for a couple of hours or sit in the mud as spectators. The bleache��s �ve are requesting permission for are open steel, not an enclosed concreLe stadium such as is at Central now. We pa.rents feel that having bleachers there would not only be safe r but would prevent students from milling around to a large degree. The thing that disturbs us is that there is already a golf course there with many people on it, baseball di.amonds directly across from the homes on � Edgcumbe used by the City soft ball leagues, and yet �vhen we are requesting something for use by the students and young people in Highland, Lhere seems to be the feeling on the part of the opponents that their presence wiii aa harrn � to the a rea. The Department of Education has assured us that a building commit�ee of teachers, parents and students will be establislied and we ca.n assure you thaL we, as residents and taxpayers in Highland, are as concerneci as a�zyone about � To: Mayor Cohen and the Members of the Page two - Saint Paul City Council Apri129, 1974 mainta.ining Highland Park as a residential area to be proud of. The physical education facilities that are badly needed for 3,000 students are not going to be provided by going to Midway Stadium. This is the point that seems to get lost when the word "stadium" is constantly used. The men seem to be hung up on the word "stadium" and it im.mediately connotates to them, at a bare minimum, hundreds of thousands of dollars. They do not seem to realize that bleachers, toilet faci.lities and storage space can be built in spite of inflation for close to the budget figure. W e believe that the c ity counc il is inte re sted in maintain ing a reasonable quality of life in St. Paul so that those people with children will stay here and not feel that it is necessary to move to the suburbs to have a rounded out educational program. Respectfully submitted, �� i��. � .Jc:J�.�, .�.��.� �f-E ��'��.,; �:�'� //lit�{- ��.c�� t �c..� /-it.2�, _ C:� � � � � � (-' ,. . , - �,��.�^ �u-�, ,�.. ��. Prs�. �--``,C'.�r�.`':::�'��) \� `'�,�,_` � i-\.r>�I\�� '`1.J;`1� /v J ' {/� ' (�(.u�-� �.� . ' v � . ^ � .�J LLL(.ct�t1�1.� - `��-� � V\`_��\-ti=�'-';�-\•�^� �`` r'.- C ' l ,---�._/� �,_ `� ;' '? j��-/ �-_-f�j��!-r-�-- �— /1 / 1 / . ( _ �'' �. :,,�-��_ ` J�'.\ . � f ` ' l r i� � .�J• �i:u-<—(' l.Z.��..2 vL.. i_.1_-C.. �^�`__--�+ � f'� 'r \ � ( y , J .. ��'Ciil-h J ! � '� �r \' ;�� ^�_ ' - . �� , �� -'��n r.,,a!�-t./ � �_�_ .di.S`� f�l �`E�`"�-`�� > `, "' � � J I� � �x �- ' �r;_�/, ..�t(C��.�� . C�'�i1f:..�..4--•t,:��L`v' /��'G!/J ' Gt-�t-' � � (,., . ) . .>c.. � // - `-C .��r/�:. �.��.-;c.-;.�c__��,��.� / yo lo f� ' . The City Council and County Board has under consideration at the request of the St. Paul School Board the construction of a 3000 seat permanent Football Stadium in the Park Area at Snelling and Montreal Avenues. An alternative plan is to use Midway Stadium for public football �ames. May we have your opinion on this matter by returning the attached card? Concerned Citizens of Hi�hland Park Please X your preference I am� opposed to I am Q in favor of a 3000 seat permanent Football Stadium at Montreal and Snelli�g. I am (� opposed to I am0 in favor of the use of Midway Stadium as a School District Athletic Stadium. Name Address ar�ss . FIRST CLASS Permit No. 7�72 St. P:iul, Minn � � BUSINESS REPLY MAIL � NO POSTA6E STAMP NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES �� — POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY— � CONCERNED CITIZENS OF HIGHLAND PARK P.O. Box 1600� irer �� St. Paul, Minn. �5116 � � � � � i " May 1, 1974 � Slzl�,l R�SULTS OF � SURVEY COTIDUCTED BY IC ONCERNED C IT IZ�vS OF H IGHL�.ND PaRK TO DETERMTNE THE OPI�IION � OF ARF�1 RESIDENTS ON THi, BUILDING OF AN aTHLETIC ST�DIIJbI FOR j HIGHLaND HIGH SCHOOL AT SNELLING t�ND 11dONTR�aL. ; ' ATT�1CHr� IS aN t�LPH.t1B�rICaL LIST BY STRELTS LISTING TOTaIS i j FOR �CH STREET i � t � SUR�:�RY � 610 cards sent out 342 cards returned a response of 56� 319 opposed the A response of 93o Opposed stadium 23 favored the A response of 7� Favor stadium 322 favored using a response of g4�, Midjv�.y Stadium 9 oppo�ed usin� a response of ��.,6jo P�Iidway Stadium 11 No opinion a reaponse of 3.4� Concerned Citizens of Highland Park D. F. Kehne, Chr. ' IJ. K. Carnes, Co-Chr. ' ;�irs. G. L. Runyon, Sec. H. Camitsch, Trea�. � I . �:.> . L�.s� �y �treets I3��:��CH'�IQOD .�V�.,NUE C3�pa�ec� to Ht�`hlan�. Stac�iurn In �'�.�,*a2�° L. �. rvv�ell S. Sp�cl�tor I�81 I3eechvaood 1601E B��ch�voocl �� . J. E�guilar 'Nm. �-I. Kircher ].58�+ �3eech�ood 1722 Beechwood 'sSJ. Derecl��.n �.596 Beechwaod G. Cad1e 1601 �eechwoad a. id. Je-r�on 1611 Beechwood H. E. K�rn 1615 Beech:�lood C. 0. Lynch 1&21 �3eech�vood �i. �. Ke�ne 1622 Beechwood i:�l. T. I�IcCluskey 1.G�O BL:ECh.�700G�. 2 . Rosenblum 1631 BQechwood Tt2. .�. :t"ed o f f 1641 Be�chvaood Ii. Sigel 161+2 L��ch��oad ' �'. ��. Ru�tzick 1649 �i��ch�vood �. ��11 i� 1655 �3c�chv��ood J. 51�11ey 16�1 Beechwood R ,.? . r�,�. A::��y 1667 B��ech�rood P. Brynteson 1673 Beechwood S . B. V�'olfson 1689 Beechwood � Li.�� by �tr�eta Br ECH�,ti00D �aVj��U:� (con�.) � a,x,.��osc� �t,o �I�.r;h7.anc��t,ad�.um � . ��Till�r 1703 BAech�vood l�.x, R. �3a'tt�,s � 1732_ F3eecl�z�vooa J. a:A. Catter � ' 173� �eeGh�aod J. �. i�.aarkley 171+5 �°eeha�ooc� R. i�ii. RunyQn 7-756 £epehwood J. i'.i. Olsen 17a7 B�echwood L. ��iayeron 7..770 B�echwood - J. L. Robson 1771 Be�chwood 5 . J. ti'Tinnicls 1795 Beechwood 1�. :�. Johnsan 1�02 Beechti�ood �n � P, �4oitenber� 1816 Beecn��ood TQTAL: BE�CH'vV00D AVt� U�, OPP�S� - 29 IN FAVOR - 2. I30IiL�.�•ID a.V:�:�1UE �pos vd to H�.�.h�.and St�d�,um In F�vor L, �T. 1F'ial.i.noff R. Tvlarcroft 15�3 �ohla.nd av. 1603 Bahland Av. L. x1. �rtif�inblatt S. Rosen'�au�a 158� Dohl�.nd Av�. 1626 Bohland .�v. K. ;�il�y �. 159� Bohland �i. Ia'. C�.rl�en 1609 Bohl�.nd � R. ;"alon�y 1622 Bohland - 3 ' L1.�� by ��reets EoH.S.�T�iD .�V:c,'r1u�� (c on�t. ) c�ppo�e�. �o H3.��nland Stad�um �'. �-Tataya�.l].Er t�v. --- 1F�25 :3ohla�cl C , Calr�cn�on 1633 ]3ohland Ave. TOT��.L: BQHL,E�TSD AVEIVUE, OPPOti>r:D - 7 TN FAVOR - 2 a�z,v 1:�� .v�i:;rau;• C3p:no�cd ta Hi�;hland St�dium In b'avor .�. 'r�. P�ter J. Knox 1720 Colvin l�v. 1797 Colvin ,�v. I�'. L'e�schena 1740 Colva.n av. D. A. '�ur�k . 1.747. Colvin �lv. H. J. umith 175�. C�1vin tiv. I,. �`J. Kahlsaat a.�,� co iv�.�z.av. � T, F. �llerbe, Jr. 17 60 C o lv:in .�v. C . R. �.0 rnane 177�3 G'OZViTI AV. J. Daubney �-79�? Colvin Av. I.,s �'• F3.x'EStOrie 1808 Col.vin �iv. G . R.. ��ndcrson 1�09 Colvi.n Av. A. D. i�iamond 7.f316 Col.vin Av. P. �J. Casserly . 1.823 colvin �v. J. �. i�,IcHugh 1824 Colvin av. � Vl/.l..Ijl.7.lr J.�V�',ld7�i�� iO�4�� C3npose�. �0 1-Z�.�hland S�adium '�'. R. Thor�en 1�331 CoZv�.n Av. �. H. `�ucker �.�1�2_ Co:Lvi.n �v. K. L. !'cC��z�th;� �.��F� C o�.�r in ��v. l'. C. D�B�.ttt� 1�3�6 �c�lvin �.v. .��. �uben�tein 13�0 C a lv in .�v. �,. 1�;. �fJ�,�;��r 186� Calv:in Av. rce G. H�n�en �.�a7�-F Colvi.n �lv. F�. G. R�.�on : 1.878 Colvin av. TOTAL: COL�FIN t�VL1VUL, OPPOS.�D - 2I IN F.�VOR - 1 Di�.V?;P,N STI�.Ti,��,T 0�?aose;d ta Hi.�;hl�nd St�.diur� � In F�vox� L. C. Si�bert ' �65 D�.vern a. dY, D iamond g81 Dav�rn �T. L�onarr.� 937 D�.ve�n : J. Fa.rrell 10?0 Dav�i^n J. x,�I. Fy�,n 1036 Davern � H. i•d. i�.ir�.hle 1101 Dave rn .. ;'l. 1!:. Poda�, ' - . lllg Da.v�rn ' List by stree�� D�.V��;�a�� TR.i�'i�T {cont. ) Qn7,�se;3. t� .?-Ii.�,hl�nd �tad�.�arn In Favox D, ;ti;.� J��,ine 1125 D��.v�rn ;"�, �7. l��bho7.z 17.37. .��,ve rn �'. s"�, i4Tay�r 1139 Dav�:rn F�. J. �vl�.nas 11�1 D�.��ex� �b. .��.. (�' B.rien 1173 D�.vcx� G. F. Grav�s 1�03 Davern TQ`.�t1L: DaVi�RN STT�E�T, OPPaSl�� - 13 IN FAVOR- 0 ��,UUCt):,LiE I�?AD C3pp��e�. to Hi�hland Stadium In Favor 'T. K. Kr�zov��ski lq�.� .E��cumbe Ft�. L. �i. I�:ia�c�� 1�30 :Ec�gcur,�be Rd. � �d. K. C�.rn�� .�1�•0 �;�.�cu�nbe R�.. F. ahe��,r 1966 1�,�.F;cumbe Rd. J. D. San�by 20��-� F.d�cuinbe Rd. � L. ?3. Devitt ?_028 ��.gcunibe Rd. ;:��. C�pp � ?_.020 ]1d�,cumbe Rd. R. J. �'Neil . 204o Edgoumbe Rd. . List by Bt�e��s , LD GC Ui�IBE ROdD (c ont. ) 0 p_posed to Hi�hland Stadium In� E. F. Croft 2048 Edgcumbe I�. E. H. Lechner 2056 Edgcumbe �i.. J. S ilbe rman 20 64 Edgc umbe 1�1. P�I. Zaman s ky 2072 Edgcumbe �d.. B. Sweet 2080 Edgcumbe R�.. S. D. I�Iogol 20g6 Edgcumbe Rd. S . �u�trian 2104 Edgcumbe �i,. I . Karon 2110 Edgcumbe Rd. C . Birnberg 2116 Edgcumbe �I. L. J. Katz . 2126 Edgcumbe F33. C. E. Carlson 2138 �ctgcumbe 1�. L. P. Reiland 2144 Edgcumbe i�3. PrT. Kulle r 2150 �dgcumbe Rd. D. L. Fink 2160 Ed�cumbe E« Seldon 2161 Edgcumbe Rd. J. Ivio go 1 2169 Ed�cumbe Rd. S. H. Nemer 2174 Edgcumbe �. E. V. Sitzmann 2182 Edgcumbe Rd. � L�st by StreEts �'�DCrC;Tii';�L T�?�t�j� (COTlt,. , 0��o�ed to H�.�hl�,nd St�.diur� In Fa,vor � T•d. Z�t s 21.91 ;�.uc utnb� F�.. , �e A.t• �.c'J.1�.'V e 1^jjjc`3„Yl c�.��j i�;:�.�;GUTT1�2 F'SC�.. ��. V�.rz V�r�-t 2?�.C) l�.t curnbe Rd. I,. Fi. ?'til�a�n:�n�r �??2� �r�.�;cumbe Rd. ya* '=�ochE�no ur �2.22 �� cumbe Rd.. � G. Sh�.ifer �231-� Ec3�ctzmbe R�3.. D, i�i��r�tiv ?_21E6 :i�,dgcumbe F�.. ��`��rrie�, �?�i� �d�cumbe Fcd. L. J. Vander Heyden 2?81 Ed�cumbe 1�.. � L. H�nson � ?29a :�;d�atainbe Rcl. ;"T, H. Hanebrink 2305 ��;c��cumbe F�i.. iki s L�.♦ �c'A,UY'O 2311 l�dgcum.be Rd. T{)TAL: I��llC'TCUTiiBE ROAD, OPI'OSED - �8 IN rr�VOR - 0 i�l I.�1±��.T'?iviii ��iV�?IdUE C�ia??o3c�d �o Hi��hland St�.dium In Favor " .� 'r�f f �lc'�,U�'II1�.T1 l�2�'+ Ele��.nor Av. E. T. Nelson - 1541 l�leanar Ave. L. Coc�z�s ioroki 1551 �.leanor Av. G. Curtis �-555 Eleanor Av. ,1, ..�r"��_:.1� � �.L�3 lr q�T i��l, I:, t t�:3 j�T 1+.�.�;��(�.R 1�.�J�;J'Ii.7i; � G�Il'�,.� � � O��osed to Hi�;hla,nd St�;:��.um In �'a�vor :r,. ��in.k�., ��,�9 �,1Eanor Av. �t3`I'.aL: r L��NO?� aV]=.P1UI�, 0�'POSED - 5 IN Fi�.VOR -0 �-::CGHI..a�.:;D FE�T�r�1�i�Y O�pa��d ta Hi!�h1�.nd Stadium I� ��.uar I3. `�V�iner ScnroedEr.� 3.5U1 i�i�hland Pkdvy. 1515 Hi�hland �l��y. P . i�z°ac�hl�.cta �.��71 F��.�;h1�.nd Pkwy, R. H. Davies ZLr93 Hi�hland Pkwy. V . T. Ghant 151� H i�hl�.nd x kwy. 11. ,`d. Tgch'�rley 1,05 Hi�hlan�. Pkwy. R. Or�n�te�in 15Q9 Hi�hl�nd 1'k�rvy. ��0`PAL: F�iIGHLArID F�1F�t�,N'�.Y, O:PPOS�'D - 6 IN FaV�R - 1 IiILLC�`��;�T .=��4ri�i•�U7� . Olanc�se�� c� :ii,�;hland Staclium In F�vor J. H. Be�ner J. H. Silvei^rnan 1�;3 s Hillcrest .�v. 160� H:LI:Lcx�est Av. L. Sa.egel V. Vih�e 1�15 �1111creet Av. 1606 Hi11cr��t Av. S . Kauf�:�an J. Berc 1620 Hillcre3t �lv. 1614 H3.11crESt �v. L. B. .�y2:i:11�r 15?_1 Hillcres� l�v. ' S . Smith 1630 Hillcre�t Av. . � k'a�; . � e L�.��, by a�reets EI T�LCFL;:�,ST ��.V_�i�,1Ut�; (cor�.�t.) c� ._. 4�r��o�e� �t� �ii�hlana St,ad.lu� In F�.voz� TOTi�L: HZLLGRIi;iT AVi�NU�,, OPPO�?� - 5 ZN FaVOR - 3 �-?ILLr�'Ox L�.i�;l� Qppc��ed �o F�iP;nlan� St�3��.urn In �'�vor . ��. G. �mith 11 Hil�lt�p L'n. K. Peter�an LF6 Hi1.�;op La.ne `L'e !�U�.Xlll 3�'+ H�.l:i.top Ln. �vT. F. ;;teller 26 Hilltop Ln. `.�. �. :�nder�on 53 Hilltop Ln. . �.. 'eJ. Ka,�niirski FQ Hilltop Ln. ' T�'I'�L: HILLTOP LANE, OPPOuLD -6 IN F.�VOR - 0 L,(�'�','��Fi S't. U.�TNTS RO�.D G��o��;d to H3.�;hland Stadiunl Ix1 �'a�vor G» Donovan � �Z. Lekzmiek� 1�80 Lovrer ��. Dennis R.i. 2104 Lower St. Dennia Rd. �.�.e �s C�s:� 1.��a� •LortTe .r St. D�nn3.s F�. R. �o;�enthal �0�0 Lovrer 5�.. Dennis Rr�.. ill. 5 C�.T11.a,n 2C)1� Lower St. Denn3.e F3�. L. Looruis 2031+ Lo��r St. �Dennis R�.. P. �.. Schilling 2048 Lower St. Dennis Rd. L��t by Streets LO��Yr�R ST. DEI�?RTIS ROAD (cont.) t � O�posed to Hi�hlan3 Stadium In Favor � W. �'Vhitney � 2056 Lorver St. Dennis I�. P. B. Gre ig 2066 Lower St. Dennis Rd. D. L. Gre�nberg 2069 Lower St. Dennis Rd. Heas Kline � 2078 Lower St. Dennia Rcl. T. a. Robeson � 2091 Lower St. Dennia Rd. ?'P. L. Fritz 2d89 Lov�er St. Dennis Rd.. H. Kay 2095 Loti�er St. Dennis R3. � D. ��i. Eichten , 2100 Lower St. Dennis Rd. F. C. Judd 2108 Lower St. Dennis Rd. a. H. Daggett - 2112 Lower St. Dennis Rd. �i. Brandt � �� 2120 Lower St. Dennis Rd. � F. T. La.nners, Jr. 2125 Lo��ver St. Dennis Rd. �. K. Schilling 2130 Lo�ver S`j�. Dennis Rd. � F. 1rJolff � 2i38 Lo�ver St. Dennis Rd. r^. Crosby 213g Lo�er St. Dennis F�d.. B. G. Lannin - 2148 Lojver St. Dennis Rd. , ; t�. E. Ritt � 2164 Lorver St. Dennis I�Si. G. L. Buck 2168 Lower 5t. Dennis Rd. • �� L3.st by StrEets ivic�1;�:��L ��V�;��dU�; (cont. } C��I�a��. to Hit��zlana Stadium In �avor � . `��r�.r��, r 1��7y i�y�on t .r��,l �.v. G A ". �^uhrmann �.�7l Ti;ontr�al Av. S , b~. �r�nd 1677 iyivn�treal Av. �J4:�,�1e� �,iGC1.tzY'� 1�8� i�,iontr�al Av. J. La��bar�i 3. 1��37 i�,iontreal av. i�:I. Ruhlmann 1693 u�ontreal .�v. D. J. :�.Zario�:� 1709 ;�iontreal �v. C, til. Hort 1710 �`,:;ontre�,l av. ',J. I-i. a��iller z71�+ i4��ontreal Av. I1. I�a�enblum 171q I�Yiontreal ��,v. l� . J. �.nde.r�on ' 1723 iuiontrF.al Av. '.�. L. Thomp�on � Z733 r�Iont�ea.l Av. J. H. �io�re . �-737 I:�ic�nk,r��1. Av. 'od. c'.. Latusky 1738 iriontreal �v. ;�lm. Stower 17�� T��ot�.trc�.1 �lv. D. :+.1. Levitz �-758 T,�;antrea,l Av. i' . ��e�inb e;r�, 1775 i��Tontreal Av. , List by S�ree�s �,i0.i,i 1 r��.��L AVL:��I??�� (COxit. � � �, ... Q,��aosec� to H�.j�,Yllan,d St�.ciltz:� In Favor �3. I�. 1�pst�in 1.77F i:Tontreal �v. I;;. Handler 17g4 A�ontr�al av. L. r. S��n��r 1U00 Fd7on�treal Av. ;'J. i. Sho��na�ker 1�i10 T�.ontreal Av. S . S. r��ill.er 1Fill i�TOn�real l�v. C. J. Vanderbilt 1�16 i��iontreal TOT.��L: iviOl'STR:t�L t1V.E.NUE� OPFOSr:D - 35 IN Fr1VOR - 2 . , :E'Ii�t:uI-�UFiaT �.V�.�?U�� C3y��ed ta Hi�zhl�nd Stadium In Favor �. P. Couse Bruce Pdelson 1a�31 P1n�hurst Av. 1625 Pinehurst .�v. C . J. Pei��rt l58� Pinehux'st �v. J. ;�. Byrn� 159q Piri�hurst .�v. �J. ?"T. 9�1�'1�.�.�.€�1�IA°�.� . 1G1G Pinehurst �v. L. U. Kin�sley . 1617 Pinehurs� r�v. P�"t. J. }3urton 1F�2� Pinehur�t Av. �. l+er'�3.� 1633 �'inehurst r�v. �1. Illumstein 1637 Pinehurst Av. � TOT�iL: PIN � URST AVZNUE, OPPOS.4:D - 8 T� FAVOR - 1 ' . ,.,t;,. : _ - � Li�at b� StrEets F��i''�I� .t1V��:4dU[� �� C�r��ed -�o Hi�,hland Stad�.ur,1 It�. �'avor D. �. Cra�iol.3_ne R. C. �undb�:rg l5°3 Rome Av. 1710 Rome Av. T , ari. L�ven�on J. ;�av�.l.oski �-59� Ha�n� ��v. 17�9 Rom� �v. J. Stodola (D. ) I�i�r�z �-597 Rom� ��v. 178 2 Rome ��v. � R. C. t�rren :�. ],. Label 1�10 ��om� �v. 1811 Rome �.v. L7. L. Jensen 1G11 I�o�n� Av. R. C. iuil�kc�lson 1�17 Rom�� t�v. G. J. S:i.rck � 1613 Ron�� i�.v. I'i. Ja�cobson 1621� Rome av. R. �1. T�Torth 1F27 RomP Av. I��. J. Frankel 1F�2B Rom� Av. R. 'vi. T.ao;e 1 s on 1C34 Horne av. L. H. r�ovak ' 1G��6 F�me �lv. . II. Fantle 165� :rts�mE� av. • rd. Ku.rlon 167 C� Ro:n<:� t�v. J. Fo 0' Rourke l C�0 Rorne .t�.v. �3. �ll. Huemoeller 1Ef36 ROTTI@ av. J. Braufman I716 Rome E�v. r. B. Fran��1 1720 Rome av. List by Streeta /S � RO�i�, aVPNUE (cont. ) 0 pnoaed to Hi�hlandStadium In Favor P.i. J. Speranza 1734 Rome Av. T3. E. Re inecke . 1740 Rome �v. ' - � S. a. I;ieddaugh 1?46 Rome Av. r. J. Rosenberg • 1750 Rome �v. Y. Kanter 1756 Rome Av. � � R. P.�I. Kueppers 1757 Rome Av. G. L. Kennedy � 1762 Rome Av. ��. E. Hartmann 1769 Rome av. J. Savitt 1774 Rome Av. H. Buratein 1777 Rome av. • R. D. Ginsburg 1783 Rome ��v. - iti. Burelof f 1793 Rome av. ' T�. J. Liptak � 1804 Rome Av. . R. n;2. Arth 1805 Rome Av. � A. A. Stein 1 1_� '"�o�n� ;��v. 1816 Rome Av. TOTAL: ROIUIE AVENUE, QPPOS� - 33 ' iN FaVOR - 4 List by Streets ' � � St. Dennis Court � Opposed to Hi�hland Stadium . In Favor � a. Lev in • 1110 St. Dennis Ct. � . H. Plotke 1120 St. Dennis Ct. L. H. Johnson 1140 St. Dennis Ct. TOTaL: ST. DF,NNIS COURT, (�PPOSED - 3 . IN FaVOR - 0 SUiv'�Iii;R. ST�S:��'I' 0 ppo s ed t o H i�;hland Stad ium x. arriola 1324 Sumner St. �T. PAUL AVEIVUE Opposed to Hi�hland Stadium B. N. Stone 1501 st. Paul av. �pt. 6 BaYa� av.�r1uE � O�posed to Hi�hland Stadium �. 0. Lee , ' ! 1815 Bayard av. ; TOT�L: PyiISC ELLt�,NE0U5� OPPOS� - 3 IN FaVOR - 0 I S.AUI�,'Dr?�S �.VENUi, ' 0 pposed to Hi�hla11d Stadium In Favor S . I��ar�oles . R. Ja Lyst�d 158g S�.�anders Av. 1675 Saunders Av. L. F. Slinger P.. L. Bartholic 1596 Saunders Av. 1703 Saunders Av. J. D. Kenney G. Harrington 15g7 Saunders Av. 1801 Saunders av. G. a. Ettle 1606 Saunders av. ' J. R. IJ:eagher 1613 Saunders av. � ":. ;. .��;_7 on ' List by Streets � I� SAUTdDERS �VENU� (cont.) � Opposed to Hi�;hlan3 Stadium In Favor � R. R. I�,�e 11 on - 1618 Saunders Av. � � S. ]Lieb�rman 1624 Saunders av. � J. 4"�. Bloom 1630 S�unders av. J. H. Rosten 1641 Saunde rs �lv. I;t. Sehneider . • 1645 Saundera Av. E. A. Palmgren 1651 Saunders Av. E. I. Neff 1657 Saunders Av. . • J. H. Gillman 1681 Saunders Av. H. G. Fair 1687 S�.unde rs Av. � H. Gro s s ' 1691 Saunders av. ' � J . T1. Thone , 1697 Saunde rs av. H. �pt 1711 Saunders Av. . � R. B. Baer 1718 Saunders Av. +�'arren Patterson � - 1725 Saunders av.� A . Zeilingold . 1731 Saunders �v. . C . Karter 1732 Saundera Av. P. Kaufman 1735 Saunders Av. List by Streets �� I S1�UNDERS ��VL'NU� (conte ) , — � Opposed to Hi�hland Stadium In Favor ��, ; r;ie 1 Bra zman � ' 1736 Saunders Av. ' C. T. Bremicker � � � 1741 Saunders av. ' H . 'Na rd 1762 Saunders Av. D. Gralnek � 1775 Saunders Av. , a. Young 1780 Saunders Av. �i. J. Goldberg Av. . I�� 1781 Saunders ' J. H. Conley ' 1806 Saunders av. • L. B. Steineman 1815 Saunders Av. , TOTaL: SaU1�TD�RS AVENU�, OPPOSED - 30 IN FaVOR - 3 ; SCHEFF�R .�VL'NUE ! ,. Opposed to Hi�hland Stadium In Favor I�i. Nerner 152?_ Scheffer Av. K. Voi�ht � 1536 Scheffer Av. J. Goulet . 1555 Scheffer �lv. J. Fandr�y ' 1556 Scheffer Av. G. D. Schmitz 15g7 Scheffer av. P. R. Turner , � 1605 Scheffer Av. . R. ��'yman 16og Scheffer Av. SCHLFFI;R AVLNUE (cont. ) -- �°� Opposecl to Hi�hland Stadium _ In Favor L. R. Jacobs 1611 Scheffer Av. B. arnold 1633 Scheffer Av. G. Pilr�er 1635 Scheffer Av. TOT�L: SCHL'FFI?,R. AV�UE, OPPOSLD - 10 IN FAVOR - 0 5�,?E�;�IN4 �1V�NUF O�posed to Hi�hland Stadium In Favor J. '�"Te Goldsmith 1086 S. Snelling av. L. W. Fridholm � 1093 So. Snelling av. D. F. Kehne � 1096 So. Snellin� Av. I . C. Butler 1099 So. Snellin� Av. TOTAL: SNELLING t1VLNUE, OPPOSLD - 4 IN FaVOR - 0 UPP'�'R ST. DrTdiTIS ROr1D 0 pposed to Hi�hland St�.dium In Favor �Y. N. Ernzen N�. Smith 2023 Upper St. Dennis Rd. 2108 Upper St. Dennis Rd. R. �+�. Do�vning 2028 Upper St. Dennis Rd. i}.i. J. Silver � 2029 Upper St. Dennis Rd. � I:i. Schnitzer � 2035 Upper St. Dennis �d. C . Ekstrom � � 2040 Upper St. Dennis Rd.. G. Rone ! 2041 Upper St. Dennie Rd. � List by Streets Z v UPP��:'� ST. DL'�TT�TIS RO��D (aont. ) 0 pposed to Hi�hland Stadium In Favor J. D. Arend ' � 2053 Upper St. Dennis Rd. . . - . Pf. Shapiro 2065 Upper St. Dennis l�d.e u. Price 2079 Upper St. Dennis R3. P. D. Redleaf 2090 Upper St. Dennis Rd. R. �. �ckstrom - 20g8 Upper St. Dennis Rcl. i��2. R. Ge 1 le r 2121 Upper St. Dennis R�.. �. L. Go ldman 2124 Upper St. Dennia Rd. � H. Kolar . 2141 Upper St. Dennis Rd A. �;7. Stone 2141 Upper St. Dennis R�. B. 0. Lund, Jr. , - 2151 Upper St. Dennis I�1. ' H. H. Gelb ' . 2_160 iJpper St. Dennls Rd. Z. R. Tviiller 2161 Upper S ' , 2161 Upper St. Dennis Rd. � R. Ei. Taiirick � 2172 Upper St. �ennis Rd. � . TvT. L. Janssen 2177 Upp�r St. Dennis F�i.. . P�;�. C. Blomquist � 21�3 Upper St. Dennis F�1. TOTEIL: UPP�R ST.DENATIS ROt�D, OPPOSr� - 22 IN FAVOR- 1 , I • � i � List by �trc;et�s y� YORKSuIR� AVL'NUE ' Oppoaed to Hi�hland Stadium In F�vor j J. �. DuitRez , J. Iv1. Rath � 1712 Yorkshire Av. 1711 Yorkshire Av. ; R. Vince S. Falk 1723 Yorkshire Av. 1759 Yorkshire Av. � I i A. J. Kelly 17 30 Yorkshire Av. Ii. Caplan � � 1735 Yorkshire av. ' � i H. a. Lee 1736 Yorkshir� Av. ' S. Lazar I 171+1 Yorkshire Av. '� P:I. R. Brask Ij 1742 Yorkshire Av. , P:�7. Friedman � 1753 Yorkshire Av. � R. DeYoun� 1754 Yorkshire Av. �1. J. Ha.dyous 1761� Yorkshire Av. � , J. J, Katlar 1777 Yorkshire Av. . � H. Johnaon � ; 1781 Yorkshire a . ' ,T � D. �. Becker i787 Yorkshire Av. � F. Hamburge � ' 1793 Yorkshire Av. TOTAL: YORKSHIRi� �1VENUE, OPPOS�D - 14 IN FaVOR - 2 i �� _ I� . s/z�1� The City Council and Courity Board has under consideration at the request of the St. Paul School Board the construction of a 3000 seat permanent Football Stadium in the Park Area at Snelling and Montreal Avenues. An alternative plan is to use Midway Stadium for public football �ames. Ma9 we have your opinion on this matter by returnin� the attached card? Concerned Citizens of Hi�hland Park Please X your preference I am C] opposed to I am Q in favor of a 3000 seat permanent Football Stadium at Montreal and Snelling. I am� opposed to I am� in favor of the use of Midway Stadium as a School District Athletic Stadium. Name Address ar�rss . FIRST CLASS Permit No. 7�2 St. Paul, Minn � BUSINESS REPLY MAII NO POSTAGE STAMP NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES � — POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY— � CONCE�NED CITIZENS OF HIGHLAND PARK P.O. Box 16007 irer � St. Paul, Minn. 55116 . May 1, 1974 � � jRESULTS OF A SURVEY CONDUCTED BY i � � ' I CONCERIV�D CITIZiTvS OF HIGHLaND P�RK TO DETERJb7TNE THE OPINION � OF AREA RESIDENTS ON THE BUILDING OF AN aTHLETIC STt�DIIJbI FOR � i � HIGHLaND HIGH SCHOOL �T SNiLLING aND MONT � L. ' aTTACH� IS aN aLPHt1BETICaL LIST BY STRF.ETS LISTING TOTaIS ', F4R EaCH STR�ET i i ; � SUI�:�.��RY , 610 cards sent out 342 cards returned a response of 56� 31g opposed the �1 response of 93o Opposed stadium 23 favored the A response of 7� Favor s tad ium 322 favored using A response of 94� Midwa.y Stadium 9 opposed using r� responsE of ��.;6� P�iidway Stadium 11 No opinion A response of 3.4,� Concerned Citizens of Highland Park D. F. Kehne, Chr. ' I�T. K. Carnes, Co-Chr. ' :virs. G. L. Runyon, Sec. H. Carnitsch, Treas. i ... ��'.j'_. .i...e L3.st 1ay street� n�siCH'�t00D .t�VFi�UE 4,��a�4a to Filt�hland Stadiurn Tn Far�or L. .�. Fov�ell S. Specktor �-5��. £3eechs��ood 1604 Be�ch�voocl Ar J. ��guilar 'Nm. H. Kirch�r 158�+ �eech�ood 1722 Beechwood ti'v. Derechin 1596 Eeech�ood � G�. Cac31e 1601 Beechwoad �. ]�1. Jerson 1�11 Beechwood H. E. Ke rn 1G15 B�echcyood C. U. Lynch 1621 Beech�vood• �i. I3. Keene 1622 B�echwood I,�. '�. ,v�cCluskey 1630 Beech��ood z . Ro�enblum 1631 Beechwaad F.�. a. ?:�edoff 1C41 Beeehwaod Ii. Si��1 1642 He�ch��ood Y. t�". Rutzick 164� �3�ech�voocl Ft. lsl l�.� 16.�5 Beechv��ood J. Sir�ley 1661 F3eechwood TR p.7 ;1• A'�.C�.e�� ' 1667 Beechvrood P. Brynte3on . 1673 Beechvrood S . B. l'ti'olfeon 1689 Beechwood � List by streets BI��.LVH167Q�� iV1�TUE (cont.}• Q��ose� �ta Flr.�hland��adium S . r�Iill�r 1703 Be�chvaood 1�.�. �. Batti� 1732 Beech�qood U s 1:4• Va�4.�i� . ' �-7�9 BeraGh�ood J. D. �+;,��k1ey J.71+a ��eehaaaod R. i�:. F�unyon 1756 ;��echwood J. i�,l. Ol�en �.757 Bpechwood L. iViaye ron 1.770 Beechwood � J. L. Rob�on 1771 BeEChwood � . J. 'y��ini�icl� 1795 Beechwaod 1�. :,�'. Jo�lnson 1��2 Beschti�ood P P. Roitenberg 1816 Beech�vood TOTAL: Bi�EGHbilC34D AVr�1VUE, OPP�S'r� - 2g IN FAVOR - 2. HQHLrI.PJD �.V�'�1UE ��po�r:�. t� Hi,��hland Sta�ium In �'�vor L. �,r. :4:alinoPf R. �yiarcroft �-5�33 Bohl�-nd av. ].603 Bahland Av. L. k�. s"d�inblat� S. Rosenbaum 1589 Bohl�nd ave. 1626 Bohland av. x. S�z�Ey . 1594 Bohland � �i. T'. Cax�l�en 1609 Bohland � R. �"alon�y 16?_? Bohland . 3 ' L3.st by streE�,s �.�oH.i�i�;� .�V�',T�U'�� (cont. j c�pp�a��c�. tc� IL�.��;hlaz�d Stadivat �. I-Iata��111,Er av. 1��5 �ohlanl C , Ca3.��l��z�an 163� Bohl�.nd. Ave. TOT��.L: BOHT.,�T�JD AVEi�TU�,, OPFOS�:D - 7 TN F'AVaR - � �:�I��I�� f 1J'T•rU� C�pnose�� to Hi�zhlan�. Sta,3lum In F�.vor �1. '1d. Peter J. Knox 17?_0 Colvin l�v. 17g7 Colvin �v. s�. Ber�chena 1740 Colvin �v. D. .�1. Tux�ek 174�.. Calvin Av. H. J. S�ith 1?51 Colvin t�V. E. ,'J. Kohl�a�t 17a�-+ colvin.Av. � T, I+. L�1lerbe, Jr. 1.76a Colv::�n av. C . F�. T�:urnane 177�3 Colvin Av. J. Daubney 17q8 Calvin Av. L, J. Fix�estane 1808 Colvin �v. C . R.. ��nc��raon 1�i09 Colvin av. D. D. D�.arnond 1816 Col.vS.tz Av. P. r�, C�.sserly . 1�323 Colvi.n �.v. �7. rz.. i�;icHugh 1824 Colvin Av. .i: �, v a � \.t�.L.iY .Li'i .k�V ;�,LVT�1.ii� (con�t�, . �n�QSed tc� 1-I�,�%,nland S�a�.i�z� '�'+ 1�.• `�.'i1�Y'u�'Tl �.�31 CoZ�.r�.n Av. t�. H. `.�tzck�r 1�t+2 Go=l.vin �v. TS:. 1'.�. ?,�cG��z�th, 184y Colvin �'�v. 1'. C. De��..�t�� 1�56 C�1�r:i�a �,.v. �1. Rub+ari�tein 1��0 Colvin r�v. � . :c;. '�1a�.kcr 1�6� Colvi� Av. Ra G. H�.n�en 1�7�+ Colvin AV. i?. G. R�.�;�n : 1�78 Colvin av. �(?T�Ia: CQLVIN �1VL'�VUE, OPPOSi"� - 2i IN FAVOR - 1 IaI�.V.?;Fi.I� S'�'I'��1��'I' 0��?aas�d ta Hi�hla�nd St�.dl.um Zn F�.vor L. C. SiebPrt � 9F5 D�vern S. �Y. D iamond q81 D��.vern �T. L��nar�3 997 Dave .rn J. Fa.rrell 10�?0 D�vern RT. i;:. R,;��.n 103� Daverxi ' H. I•d.s'iti��.Ylle 1101 �ave z� - ;4t. 1�.4. Poda� ' ' . 111g Davern - � List by stree�� .V�;:�; sT:�z��r (cont. � 0��os�ac�. -�o HiL;hl�nd St�diu��. In Favar �. i�„. �'ax��.ne� 11�5 D��.ve rri ;Y�+ cT. RE'�110�.Z .1'�_31 D�v�z�n, I'. y�1. tea�,y�x' 113 9 Dau E r�n ��. J. ��Iana g 1151 D�.vex°n tt,. �1. a'�3rien �173 D��.ve:rn Cr. F. Gr�.ves 1�c�3 Davern TOTAL: D�V�sP,N STI�.E�T, OPPOS�� - 13 IN FAVOR- 0 F';D��.^�T_?i:;.F3E I�C}t�Ta Qppo��d �o Hi�,hl.a�nd Stadium Ir� Favor T. X. KrF�av��ski 1910 :t�;cl.gcumbe R�.. L. �i. T:�.��,ck 193� Edgcurnbe Rd. � id. K. C�.rn�s 191�0 �;�.�cla��be Rd.. �'. �h�ar J.9GE ��d,.�,cumbe Rd. J. D. 5ansby ?_OC1+ Ed�cuinbe Rd. � l�. ?3. Devitt � 2028 Ed�cumbe F3d. �i�i.. C3pp ?_020 11d,acunYbe Rd. R. J. 0' Neil . 2040 Edgcurnbe Rd. . � List by �t�e��s � LD GC U1viBE ROdD (cont. ) 0 p�osed to Hi�hland Stadium In= L. F. Croft 2048 Edgcumbe 13�. __ E. H. Lechner 2056 Edgcumbe Rd. J. S ilbe rman 2064 Edgcumbe Rd. PJI. Zamanaky 2072 Edgcumbe �d. B. Sweet 2080 Edgcumbe Rd. S. D. I�Iogol 2096 Edgcumbe �. S . austrian 2104 Edgcumbe �1. I . Raron 2110 Edgcumbe R�.. C . B3.rnberg 2116 Edgcumbe Rd. L. J. Katz . 2126 Edgoumbe 1�3. C. E. Carlson 2138 Edgcumbe I�3. L. P. Reiland 2144 Edgcumbe R3. D�T. Kul le r 215� �gcumbe Rd. D. L. Fink 2160 Edgcumbe E. Seldon 2161 Edgcumbe Rd. J. NIo go 1 2169 �:dgcumbe Rd. S . H. Nemer 2174 Edgcumbe I�r3.. E. V. Sitzmann 2182 Edgcumbe Rd.. � � List by Streets �?DGCUI�:;C�E ��aD (cant. ) O�o��d ta H3.�h1.an1 Stadium In Favor -- ..._..� I,T, ��t s �191 ;�.�.Uclzinbe ��.. , T. ��:. Silverman �'1Q�7 7��.�ctirnbe F�.7.. S. V�n V�ars�G 2�?10 '� t°,cumbe Rd. L. �i. ;"till��nin� �???9 �;�.�;cumbe Rd. 1�«�`,Gochena«r 2222 ��d�,cumbe Rd. 0 . Sha i f�r ?2_3�� Ecl�;etambe �1.. D. ;�'�<�.�;r��v 2246 ��' gcumbe Rd. _ �. �::��,�axrie� 2265 Ed�cumbe Rd. L. J. Vander Heyden ?_281. ?�;d�cumbe 1�r3. � L. Han�on ��95 Ed�atambo Rd. ;"J. H. Hanebrinl� 2305 ��'��cumbe F�.. A'ii. 1�.. �.�.c'�U�'O �3�.i �.d�,cumbe Rd. TOTALt L�GCU��ZBE ROAD, OPPOS�,,D - 38 IN FaVOR - 0 .i�,I��I�r�.i?G�£� ��V��PdU��; C��o,3ed uo _H i�;hland S-t� Tn Favor -- — � ��. I��.ufman �-524 Lle�.nor Av. '�. T. Nelson - 1541 �leanor .�ve. is. Cooz�s iorokl 1551 Elea.nor av. G. Cttrtis �-555 Eleanor Av. • � �.'LS'�, Rpv �.`�'��7:'F:C;'i,�3 c,�ii_;,,:.1,]'�Y(.):�i 1�.��,llil�; � G QYl�'i•� - � �t��o�f��. to Hiihlan� Sta,d�,um 2n Favor N,. �t�ink�� z�59 !;lEanar av. TGT.�L: :EL_�N�r.Z aV]�NU�', OPPOSLD - 5 TN FaVOR -0 �-i TG��T��.,1� P��I�!,�'1�X �pc��td ta Hi�hl�.nd S��.c�3.um In ��vor T3. ';Jeiner �cnroec�Er� 150�. �Ia.�hJ.ayld Pkwy. 1515 Hi�hland il�vy. Y . I'ra�hl�.ch �.�a�71 Hi;hl�.nd Fkz�y, R. H. D�.vies I1E��j �i�hlan.d Fkwy. V• `I'• �`s�7c��^l�, 151� Hi�,hlan�, Pkwy. 11. �`�. T�chirley �.50� Hi�hland Pkwy. R. Or��nste�.n 1509 Hi�hlan�. Pkrvy. TO':PAL: HIGHLaItiTD PA.FiK'�AY, OPPOS�:D - 6 TP1 FaVOR - 1 I�i J`.LLG`l�t:':;��.' cljtT i�id U1� Gp,�c��d �� iir,,hland Stadit�m In Favor J. �i. �e�ner J. H. Silvc�i^:nan 1�,38 ��illcrest �v. 1603 H�.1lcrest �v. L. aie�el V. Vih�e 1615 FIillcrest Av. 1606 Hillcrest av. S . Kau�'�nax�. J. Berc 1.G20 ��ii�lcre�t Av. 16I4 H3.11crest �v. L. B. T��2:i:11�r 1521 Fiillcreat l�v. S . Smith 1630 Hillcre�t Av. , .lfC�.�'.,. �:B Li�t by atreets EIIL�L�r]:�,ST ��V-�;S>ILT:�; (aon�t.) c� .w C��r��n�ed to I�ii�;hland St�dium In F�vor T(7Tta.L; riTLLCRI�.�T AVI�NUL, Ok'POS�� - 5 IN FFIVOR - 3 H ILLTQP �iv'J� Op:�o�ed i,o F3i�;hlan��. Stad•iurn In i�avor . ��. G. Smith 11 Ha1:Ltop Ln. I�. �'eter�on ��6 kiil�;op La.ne T s !�,tl'J.Tlt1 3�E H'�11top Ln. id . F. ;ile 11 e r 26 Hilltop Ln. T. �. :�nderson 53 H�.11top f�n. a. '�'1. K��aiirski FO Hilltop Ln. ' �'QTA'L: HILI�TO�' LANL, OPPOaLD -6 IN Fr1VOR - 6 I.,O'�V��t S'.T. D�TNIS RO�.D C3x�,��ed to Hi�,hland Stara3,urAi Sz� Fa�vor G, Donovan A F{. Lehmiek� �.Q80 La�r�r 5t. Denni� Rd. 210�+ Lower St. Dennia Rd. 1.�.• J• V�.�� 1�t�6 �Lorver St. Denn:Ls F,d. F�. Eio�c�ntha.l 20C�0 Lovrer 5.�. Denni� Rd. �i. 5canla�n 201�3 Lotiver St. Denni� F3�.. L. Loomis 2034 Locrer St. �Dennis R�. P. �. Schilling 2048 Lower St. Dennis Rd. � L��t by Streets LON�'R ST. DENNIS ROaD (cont.) 1 � 0 pposed to Hi�hland Stadium In� W. �'Vhitney • 2056 Lower St. Dennia Rd. P. B. Greig 2066 Lower St. Dennis Rd. D. L. Greenberg 2069 Lower St. Dennis Rd. Heas Kline � � 2078 Lower St. Dennis Rd. T. a. Robeson 20g1 Lower St. Dennia Rd. �'V. L. Fritz 2089 Lov�er St. Dennia Rd. H. Kay 2095 Lov�er St. Dennis R3. � D. P.�. Eichten � 2100 Lower St. Dennis Rd. F. C. Judd 210a Lower St. Dennis Rd.. A. H. Daggett • 2112 Lower St. Dennis Rd. ' i:r. Brandt 2120 Lower St. Dennis Rd. � F. T. La.nnera, Jr. 2125 Lower St. Denni$ R3. �. K. Schilling . 2130 Lower S`l�. Dennis Rd. � F. ?"lolff 2138 LoS�rer St. Dennis Rd. r^. Crosby 2139 Lower St. Dennis Rd. B. G. La.nnin � 2148 Lower St. Dennia Rd. r�. E. Ritt � ' 2164 Lotiver St. Dennis Rd. G. L. Buck 2168 Lower St. Dennis Rd. 1'ct.�E.' .L.i.„ List by St�eota LO'�1ER ST. DENNIS RO�1D (cont.) _' O�posed to Hi�hlan� Stadium In_.. F! V�. Seeger 2165 Lower St. Dennis Rd. G. L. Runyon ' 2172 Lotiver St. Dennis Rd. T . ��ZcNellis 2180 Lower St. Dennis R3. . TOTAL: LOWLR ST. DENNIS ROaD, OPPOSID - 27 IN FaVOR - 1 ;�i0i1TR,?�L AV�1U:�. Opposed to Hi�hland Stadium In Favor Ne il NlacDonald H. Jordan 1581 Montreal Av. � 1797 T,�ontr=.a1 av. G. H. :�ZcLeod . E. J. r�nders�n 1591 Montreal Av. 1807 i�7ontreal Av. R. H. Kunze 1597 ��2ontreal Av. H . Cametsch 1605 YJiontreal Av. . '�.�1. r. Hartw ig 1609 1�Zontreal av. S . l'liner 1617 T!ontreal Av. . � � D. F. Fuller � . 1621 l��ontreal Av. T. Thornton 1635 I;tontreal av. R. ��. I�torin . 1640 iJlontreal av. H. L. Ada�na . 1641 Montreal av. V1. S. l�2utch 1647 .��ontreal av. D . ;1�1. Bream 1653 Montreal Av. � ` � List by Str��ts iviU�;��.��r�L ��V��,��Ur� (con�. ) Or��.�o�c�r,�. fi�a I-Ii�lil�,nd S�adiurn In �'avor � s i7�r�.Z'�2i 16�9 T�:kan tr.ea1 Av. G , C. ruhrm�a�nn �h7l T�;ontr�al Av. � . �''�• $x'°<?,T1C�. IF'�7 i�,ion��rea1 Av. Js�,�zie� I�.�cClur� 1�81 ��ion�r�a1 av. J. La niba.�.�. :LG�i7 ��aoritreal Av. � i.i. Ruhl.r�lann 1h93 i��ontreal av. D. J. ::4ax�ion 170� I��ontreal �v. �• V'ls ;in�� 1.7�0 1'e10.n UZ�Lt'�� • '�`�. I-i. .u:i 11 e r 1"j1�-� i4��ontreal r1.v. IT. T�o�enblum l7ly Iviontre�,l ��v. D . J. Ande.r�on 1.723 ivion�r�-.al Av. "T. L. Tk�onip:�on 1733 r�?ont��a�1 �v. J. I�. �tTo�-r� � �-737 R-ion�treal �1v. asd. C.. Latusky 173� id:otz�treal Av. '��?n. S�ower 17��2 Tiontreal �v. D. ::7. Levitz 1758 t�,iontrea,l ��,v. D . ��de I.nh�:r�, 7.775 iu�ontreal Av. - , Llst by Streets ? „-,�,, I�xO��,��L aVLi1'?;� (cont. ) � � ._. Qppa�ed tra FI�,��lland St�c�lum In ��avor �3. ��. J�p�te in �.77� ;�,�Qntreal Av. . t�;t. Handl.er 1791� �;ion�r�:a1 E�v. L. E. St�n�er 1�300 T�Zon�treal Av. ;"l. �. Shoema.ker 1�i10 r�:ontr�al Av. S . a. 1liiller 1�311 �TOntx�eal �c�v. C . J. V�nderbilt 1816 i��;ontreal TOTALs 14i0I�dTR:E:�.L t1VE'NUE� OPP4SLD - 35 IN F.�VOR - 2 . P I i�1:i�;HU e�'T .aV�i;�1Ui; OY�,�osed to Hi,�hl�.nd at�.dium In Favor .�. P. Cou�e Bruce Nelson I��1 Pin�hurat Av. 1625 Pinehurst �.v. C. J. P�isert 1�88 P�.nehu�st .t�.v. J• JJ r ByA 11� 15�9 P3_nehur�t ��v. D. H. rJilliau�s . � ��16 P:�nel�urst �lv. L. U. KiiZ�;s�.ey � � � � 1��.7 Pinehura� Av. P�:�. J. nurton , 1629 Pinehur�t Av. V. F�rti� 1633 Pin�hurst �v. �.. Blum�tein 1637 Pin�hurst av. TOTaL: P TNEHURST ��VLNUE, OPPOS� - 8 T�I FaVOR - 1 � ' Li�t by StrEe�s �� F{�i:_i� .r�iVr�i��TJ:I� (�;,��:�e�. to Hi�Si�land Stad.ium In Favar D . �3. Cra�ol.ine R. C. ��zndber� 1.��3 Rom� �lv. 1710 Rome Av. I , :�i. L�venson J. K�.v��losl�i a-59� Rame �v. 1729 Hor�e r�v. J. Stodola (D. ) H�rtz �-597 Rolne ��v. 1782 Rom� ��v. ' R. C. Orren ;�. L. Zabel l�ld F�.�mc ��v. 1811 Rorn� r�v. D. L. Jensen 1611 I�o me av. R. C. a�iikkelson 1617 Rome t�v. G. J. S�.rek � �.h�.`C� ROTIIg J.�V. ,'�. Jacobson 1624 Rome av. R. ��. North 1627 Rome Av. L. J. Fra�nkAl 1G2B Rom� Av. R. '��. T'tAOKgelson 1634 Horx�� Av. L. x, ra�v�� - 1.6��E� F�ome Av. . H. �'anfi,le 1658 �one �v. • Td. K�.�rlon 1676 :Ro.n�:� Av. J. Fe 0' Rourke 16�0 Home �.v. �3. 'T�. Huemoeller 16�36 Rome k�v. J. Bra�,zfman 1716 Rome E�v. L. B. Frankel 1720 Rome av. List by Streets ' RO:ir, a�IPNU E (c ont. ) r s ,� 0 pposed to Hi�hlan�Stadium In Favor Iti. J. Speranza � � 1734 Rome av. ' B. E. Re inecke � � , 1740 Rome av. , - S. �a. P��Ied3augh 1746 Rome Av. '' G. J. Rosenberg • I 1750 Rome av. Y. Kanter ' 1756 Rome av. � R. i':1. Kueppers � 1757 Rome av. G. L. Kennedy � 1762 Rome Av. E. E. Hartmann 1769 Rome Av. J. Savitt 1774 Rome Av. H. Buratein � 1777 Rome av. � ' R. D. Ginsburg 1783 Rome .�v. • itl. Bureloff • 1793 Rome Av. ' P.T. J. Liptak 1804 Rone av. . R. :�t. Arth 1805 Rome Av. � A. A. 5te in l `16 '��o��ie ,.v. 1816 Rome Av. TOTAL: ROME AVIIVUE, OPPOS� - 33 � iN FaVOR - 4 1��',�:;... � �- List by Streets � I � St. Dennis Court 0 pposed to HiQhland Stadium . In Favor a. Lev in � 1110 St. Dennis Ct. � � H. Plotke 1120 St. Dennis Ct. L. H. Johnaon 1140 St. Dennia Ct. TOTAL: ST. DI�,NNIS COURT, f�PPOSED - 3 . IN Fr1VOR - 0 SUI:�'�Ti�,R STRr�:T Opposed to Hi�;hland St�dium , H. �-rnold 1324 Sumner St. ST. P�t?L aVENUE Opposed to Hi�hland Stadium B. N. Stone 1501 St. Paul Av. apt. 6 BA YA RD �V��TIUE � Oppo�ed to Hi�hland Stadium A. 0. Lee ' . 1815 Bayard av. TOT�L: P�iISC ELLP,ATEOUS� OPPOS� - 3 IN FaVOR - 0 S.r1UI�TD r:I�S t1VENU� Opposed to Hi�hland Stadium In Favor S . P��ar6olea . R. Jo Lysta�d 158g Satxnders av. 1675 Saunders av. L. F. Slinger P.. L. Bartholic 1596 Saunders Av. 1703 Saunders Av. J. D. Kenney G. Harrington 1597 Saunders Av. 1801 Saunders av. G. a. Ettle 1606 Saunders av. ' J. R. P�:eagher 1613 Saunders �v. � -:. �;.. c�1,:+ o�-i List by Streeta �� SAUND��,?�S ��VENU� (cont. ) � Opposed to Hi�;hlan� Stadium In Favor � R. R. TV;e 11 on � 1618 Saunders av. � S. ]Lieberman 1624 Saunders Av. � J. b"!. Bloom 1630 Saunders Av. J. H. Rosten 1641 Saunders �lv. i;t. Schneider - - 1645 Saunders Av. �. �. Palmgr�n 1651 Saunders Av. F. I. Neff 1657 Saundera Av. . • J. H. Gillman 1681 Saunders Av. H. G. Fair 1687 Sa.unde rs Av. � H. Gro s s � 1691 Saunde rs �,v. . . J . P1. Thone 1697 Saunde rs av. x . apt . . 1711 Saunders Av. . R. B. Baer . 1715 Saunders Av. ;�'�.rren Patterson � - 1725 Saunders av. A . Zeilingold � . 1731 Saunders av. C . Kart e r 1732 Saundera Av. P. Kauf man 1735 Saunders Av. ' List by Streeta SAUND�RS �V�:NU.E (cont. ) ,� i — � . Opposed to Hi�hland Stadium In Favor ' '� P;ie 1 Bra zman � ! 1736 Saunders �v. C. T. Bremicker ' � ; 1741 Saunders av. !, H. 'Na rd 1762 Saunders Av. D. Gralnek ! 1775 Saundera Av. � A. Young 1780 Saunders Av. H. J. Goldberg Av. . 1781 Saunders ' J. H. Conley 1806 Saunders Av. • L. B. Steineman 1815 Saunders Av. TOTaL: SaUT?D�RS AVENUE, OPPOSLD - 30 IN FAVOR - 3 S CHrFF�R �V��NU� � ,. Opposed to Hi�hland Stadium In Fa�Tor I:i. Nemer 1522 Scheffer av. K. Voight � 1536 Scheffer Av. J . Goulet . 1555 Scheffer Av. J. Fandrey 1556 Scheffer av. G. D. Schrnitz 15g7 Scheffer Av. P. R. Turner , 1605 Scheffer Av. . R. 'rVyman _ 1609 Scheffer Av. SCHLFF��R �VLNUE (cont. ) -- �°� Opposecl to Hi�hland Stadium In Favor L. R. J�cobs lhll Scheffer �v. I3. arnold 1633 Scheffer �.v. G. Pilr�er 1635 Scheffer Av. TOT�L: SCHr�FF??R. AVENUE, OPPOSLD - 10 IN F�VOR - O ��1E�LITd4 r1V� 1UF Opnosed to Hi�hl�.n� S�adium In Favor J. y"Te Goldsmith 1086 S. Snellin� av. � L. 'N. Fridholm � 1093 So. Snelling av. D. F. Kehne � 1096 So. Snell�n� Av. I . C. Butler lOgg So. Snellin�, Av. 'I'OTAL: SNELLIRTG AVENUE, OPPOSLD - 4 IN FaVOR - 0 UPPP;R ST. DFl_'�,TidIS ROr1D � Opposed to Hi�hland Stadium In F�.vor '�Y. T�T. Ernzen � M. Smith 2023 Upper St. Dennis Rd. 2108 Upper St. Dennis Rd. R. �1. Do�'�ning 2028 Upper St. Dennis Rd. i�.'�. J. Silver - 2029 Upper St. Dennis Rd. I;T. Schnitzer � � � 2035 Upper St. Dennis Rd. C . Ekstrom � � • 2040 Upper St. Dennis Rd. G. Rone � 2041 Upper St. Dennis Rd. List by Streets 2 u UPP��.I� ST. Di TT�?IS RO��D (cont. ) 0 pposed to Hi�hland Stadium In Favor J. D. Arend ' • 2053 Upper St. Dennis Rd. . . - � . Pf. Shapiro 2065 Upper St. Dennis Rde E. Price 2079 Upper St. Dennis R3. P. D. Redleaf 2090 Upper St. Dennis Rd. ' R. E. �ckstrom - 2og8 Upper St. Dennis Rd. I�.2. R. Geller 2121 Upper St. Dennis R�.. a. L. Goldm�n 2124 U�per �t. Dennis I3�.. � H. Kolar 2141 Upp�r St. Dennis Rd .�. �,2. Stone 2141 Upper St. Dennis F�1. B. 0. Lund, Jr. • � 2151 Upper St. Dennis Rd. '� H. H. Gelb . 2i6o Upper St. Dennis Rd. , ; Z. R. I��liller 2161 Upper S . 2161 Upper St. Dennis Rd. R. B. lvlirick � 2172 Upper St. �ennis Rd. � . I�I. F. Janssen 2177 Upper St. Dennis F�1.. . , I�,i. C. Blomquist 2193 Upper St. Dennis �1. TOTAL: UPP�R ST.DENl�TIS ROaD, OPI'OS�'D - 22 IN FaVOR- 1 . , � i - � �List by �:��,reets � Z� YORF�SNIRE t�,VL+'NUE ` 0 pposed to Highland St�dium In Favor . J. a. Dui!�!ez , J. I�4. Rath 171?_ Yorkshire Av. 1711 Yorkshire Av. R. Vince S. Falk 1723 Yorkahire Av. 1759 Yorkshire Av. • a. J. Kelly I 1730 Yorkshire Av. Ii. Caplan . �� 1735 York�hire rlv. � i H. A. Lee ' 1736 Yorkshire Av. S. Lazar 17�+1 Yorkshire Av. � � NI. R. Brask I 1742 Yorkshire Av. � P,�?. Fri edman �' 1753 Yorkshire Av. R. DeYoun� 1754 Yorkshire Av. �T. J. H�dyous 1761+ Yorkshire Av. J. J. Katlar 1777 Yorkshire Av. . - H. Johnson � , 1781 Yorkshire a . , ., , D. �. Becker - 1787 Yorkshire Av. F. Hamburge � , 17g3 Yorkshire av. TOTt�L: YORKSHIRl, AVENUE, OPPOS�D - 14 IN FaVOR - 2 � • I . . . -. . .� . . . � :" . £ �( `-� i'�k '�: � , �L �' . � � �h.# � ,a� �� "`„'� #,��l� r� ,t�,�"�; , . . _ �, . � r �"e`�� '; � .�� . . . .. . ._1 \ � Y"�E.� ,Lhxyt� .$'&Y�� ¢ �� , . . . .� � . .. . , �, w� �� F+ ,�1_��d{�`�' �,� }� .,. / 1 `-r . . . - . . �' . '�r �. . . , . ' ' . . . . ) 1 � � � � d � .�� a ��1� �. k �. c�a � +.� x�� `: � . . x � �T �� >., .� '�,�,� �� ° . , 7 �. 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C � � b 3 5�r �---- ` ` + � y INDEPENDENT SCH00� DISTRICT NO. 625 rY� ��-�^ THE SAINT PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOLS - � � �`'�y`�� SqINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 �� . � - � � � 1�Iay_14, 1974 „ ' Mail Bag Editor . St. Paul Dispatch _ 55 E. Fourth St. ._. � Y St� Paul, Min7n. 55101 _ - . Dear Mail Bag Editor: -- As an elected member of the St, Paul School Board, it. is my responsibility to _ make sure that all school district funds are spent in the most responsible manner. I am supporting the development of the athletic field at Highland Park High School for that reason. The 596,000 to $110,000 reterred to in the editorial was dedicated in 1969 for the purpose of developing the Highland athletic field. The budget category that the funds are in is called the one-half of one perce7nt capital outlay fund, These funds can be only used for the development of real estate within the school district, In no way can these funds be used to hire teachers or any other professional staff in the school district as the editorial would infer. I would suggest that if the school district used Midway Stadium as suggested by - your newspapers, it could possibZy do two things: 1)it would be more expensive - to develop and maintain Midway Stadium than the Highland athletic �ield; 2)i# - ' the above is true, it. could cause the school district then to lay off additionaT personnel, si�ce the maintenance of Midway would come from the general operat- ing budget and not the capital outlay fund. Let me quote from the Mayor's proposed budget of 1974, page 285, Vo1. Two: "Program generated at the stadium is such that it requires a high degree of maintenance, The usage of ths stadium ' has increased each year, however, the attendance has been minimal. Stadium in- ' come from rentals is supplemented by a budget appropriation, The requested . � amount for 1974 will be necessary to keep the;stadiur� revolving fund f rom show- - ing a deficit next year." . The 1�Iayor proposed, $28,222 for the stadium revolv- ing fund, This is $13,220 more than 1973. One should note that this request is almost a Z00% increase. Can the schooT district assume another $30,000 in main- tenance cost per year? My answer as a responsible school_:board member would_be - no. The stadium has been a losing proposition `or a white elephant, if you will, for this city. The prospects for the school district to run it any 'better would be unlikel.y. In fact, if the school district were to have the stadium, it would . probably lose additional rentals, such as parking rental, The_ school district does not charge, for parking at any of -its other facilities. It would not charge at the stadium for that facility. There would be a loss of rental �rom the - parochial schools. The school district would be using the field for approxi- mately 16 A squad football games and another 16 B squad football games. With that amount of usage during the football season, the stadium would become over- used and, therefore, the district could not rent out the stadium to the other schools. There could be possible loss of rent from the Vikings. It seems to me that the field can only take so much use. It appears to me that the field could not take any additional tearing up that �he Vikings would give it in their practice sessions. An over-used football field could create more injuries for the players using the field. ^�.,-�� _2_ The $30,000 which would be needed to maintain the football field would be over and above the income derived from the field, That �30,000 would not be a static figure, since there would be less income derived from rentals and since there . : would be additional inflationary costs to be considered. It is estimated by the school district that Highland athletic field would cost the district only $7,000 a year for maintenance. The school district would be - saving between $23,000 and $30,000 a year if the school district develops High- land athletic field versus the,attainment of Midway Stadium, - Start Up Costs - Highland _ ' - : l - concession building - $70,750 2 - bleachers - �30,000 for 2,000 seating capacity 3 - fence - $9,250 4 - track - $0 � 5 - field - $0 : _ . 6 - drainage - $0 Start Up Costs - Midway Stadium 1 - concession building - $0 2 - bleachers - �45,000 (Midway Stadium is a baseball stadium, not a football stadium) 3 - construction of track and providing drainabe of the football field are estimated to cost between $40,000 and $5�,000 4 - General maintenance repair of Midway stadium - examples: tuckpointing, painting and fixing the walls -. $40,000 to $50,000 . Total start-up costs of Midway Stadium �vould be between $125,000 and $150,000. Total start-up costs for Highland Park are estimated between $96,000 and $110,000. If the school district invested its money in iviidway Stadium, the investment does not solve additional problems, such as the storage problem, development of a phy ed station at Highland Park, the safety problem in which students are carrying across Snelling Ave, phy ed equipment, ZVe would still have to maintain the High- land athletic field as it is now, since it is being used by the community and by the students. However, if the school district could develop the Highland ath- letic field, the additional expenses that I have pointed out would not be neces- . :sary, for the solution at Highland would be by and large a solution for the other problems. It tivould be irresponsible for me as a Board member to support 1Vlidway Stadium because: I)there are more start-up costs �here than at the Highland athletic field; 2)maintenance would be $23,000 to $30,000 more at Midway than it would be at the Highland athletic facility; 3)142idway Stadium still does not solve the other problems at the Highland athletic field. As the editor should note, this letter does not deal with the: 1)quality of the phy ed program at Highland Park High School; 2)quality of the football program . - in the St, Paul school district; 3)community use of a Highland athletic field; ' 4)sa�ety of students; 5)present maintenance of the Highland athletic field. Sincerely, William Magnuson, blember Saint Paul Board of Education VVM/rmd � y . �'' �. �', ` �'., .-J ^` . � 3 t;� �+ ViM ��.'J:1 v�-'il �� e.71.1�:� �.+.ti�_1 i t ��.�' i HIG}IL�1i1D Y/1RK ATHLETIC FIF.LD;'PETITION AN:ILYSIS - c� •� �� ':��'SSiJiI , ;1v' � � f L (Prepared by Che Saint PaullPublic Schools Information Services - riay 2, 1974) ,� � � �li� 1' The Saint Paul Board of Education is asking for relief o£ two deed restrictions ��U at the Highland Park Athletic Field site: (1) to build a service building and (2) to construct bleachers. The service building is needed now to serve the present physical education program because of the danger involved in moving , equipment across Snelling Avenue,� as well as for athletic competition. The bleachers are needed naw for track events, girls' athletics and other spring _ activities. No relief is sou�ht for a third deed restriction wnich prohibits the installation of lights at the athletzc field.� -- . `, The ProPospd development of the Highland Park �;�hlet'ic Fie1d �aill" include a - service building to house toilet rooms, team roor�s, tickets, concessions and storage. A t�ao-level building is planned:with a�;.';1,000 square foot lower level oper�in� ta �.l�e p�ayiug iield and a 1,836 s�uare .�aat up.per level 'opening to the - upper ground level at the west side_ of the pres�nt"._�'ield where the buildzng' will be set into the existing hillside. Also proposed; az� bleachers to seat about ' � 3000 spectators. The 2000 seats projected for the west side of the field wi11 be built into the hillside and create no visual profile as one views the total : " site. The I000 seats on.,.the east side of the site--to' be developed only if - :.. � . - '- experience shows a need--would stretch the length of the football field and rise � to about seven feet above ground level. Insulation of. athletic field activities fram immediate nei�hbors is planned in two wa�rs: (1} offstreet parking will be provided for 400 vehicles on the site, and an additional 24Q vehicles can find - - . parking spaces on Snelling and Montreal. The parking �is adequate for 3000 -' ;spectators (assuming two or three people per car) since half of the spectators will be at their home field. Average afternoon game attendance is about 500 spectators, with maximum capacities not probably needed except for championship � - games. (2) "Buffers" are designed between the athletic �ield events and the , ` immediate community. To the south, the field is insulated by Edgcumbe B.oulevard, a landscaped area, and distance--about :700 fe�t from the street to the nearest , bleachers. To the east and north lie the Highland Park golf courses. And to the caest are Lhe Highland Park Junior and Senior High Schools. : There has been an alternative suggestion that P4idwa Stadium be �iven to the achaol distr�ct. tJsing or acquiring M�dwaj� appears to offer two advantages: . - - (I) parking facilities are very good, and ,{2) security .problems couZd be easily : resolved. However, the parking and security pluses appear to be out�aeighed by the disadvantages of schedulin�, design an� cQSts SCHEDULING: In 1972-73 � there werA twenty-seven (27) footba�l games played at Midway Stadium. This is approxi�ately three games per week--a rate� indicating that the field is already overused. Moreover, future realignment ofzconferences by the Minnesota State -" � - High School League will, in all probabilit�, mean more"games 'at B4idway Stadium - even without considering that facility as ' replacenent for the proposed Highland . Pazk Athletic Field developnentc DESIGN; �rlidway Stadium was built primarily tor - minor league: professio�al baseball. The s�.ats a"re too .far from the football ' '` " " ' ` ' " - .. : playing field to be satisfactory; temporar` bleachers would be n�'eded.' Moreover, ` ' " ' " even in the larger, major league stadia it is difficult to design well for both football and baseball--without considering the track.location needed.b`y the ' - Saint Paul Public Schools. At Midway, the �football field �s not de.signed for .�°. proper drainage and the infield area becomes irapossible to pla on-=too hard in _ : dry weatlzer and too slippery in wet' weathei. Major league stadia that are used for both sports sustain �a maintenance cost �that the public schools cannot afford. _ CQSTS: Compared to the school district's proposal for a more modest athletic field at Highland Park, costing between $95.,000 and $I1D,00(3 depending on seating capacity, the re-design and maintenance of rlids��ay Stadium wo�31d pIace a gr.�at�r � financ;al bu;-den °on ttie people of Saint Pauil.. Temgorary bleachers for 3000 seats would cost $45,000. Constructing a track and providing for drain�ge of the foot- ball field (crowning and gradin�) are estir:�ted at $40,000 each--assti�ing _that the difficult problems of deueloping an acceptable multiple-use design could be - solved. ' � rlaintenance costs for the riic��•�ay facility are estiriated at $100,000 per year at present use levels--higher if appropriate m�altiple use programs were added. 'Li�htin�adjustments from basebaZl to footb,�ll �aoulc3 also bc very expensive. 0_perat i.on a,ict maintenance of t}ze �arkin� loY� woulct be an increased eost for the sctiool district, even were it nat passed onyin cliarges to spectators. 1'ranspor- tation costs would al5o increasc, because bcith conipetin� scho�7s �ooulcl be I�laying a�;:y fro:n h<;;;�c. Since [he city ��rE�se�itly u�tc�rrites hii.dway St<�clium at <z loss, it is cliiCicult to see hos� the schciol ctistrict „rould re_alizc any ec�n�mi�s--<ilune or �!? Co*n?�;Tl�ztion with otl;er i:scr�--�vcn l;y �tcc��:ptin�; it a�s �t �;iiL tti _i�e�: oL tiie � rn{e�inch:.ri r,�,�.inf.. F�O.^,l r. 7 � � . � : . . � ,,1 .-,. .- ",. „_ t +- t F . .. i�...,...�.. � _ . a.w'^ C.CI-�f .a.i.o�.� ii..l.ivtl_S_.a.il`..-�-_L��1��'. li}.�'tlil?7_L.C}._..I�i! �!" .�. r h L'la :'�CittF �i-L' T1�. ci -. .. _ - ,_ :_' : SiLt]. ,. ;,� •- ; i .. - . . . � . .. . ... . . �-' . . . - . � - � � . � - .. � . .. ... .j .. .�_...-��.. � . — . � . _ . . . . .. :._,..--_:...e... . _ ... . . �-.._. ,: . ... .. ::. :-. _.�._-- . _._. . .. . .. .:_,. _ , . . _.. � �� . . , . . . � � .Y;x.:.-.. _._y._ . . ��. . .. .....,. . ..w e..,.-..._�..,.__.__• HIGHLAND PARK ATHLETIC FIELD PETITION ANALYSIS ��Z �7� (Prepared by the Saint Paul Public Schools Information Servi.ces �- May 2, 1974) � The Saint Paul Board of F.ducation is askiny�for relief of two deed restrictions at the Highland Park Athletic Field site: (1) to build a service building and (2) to construct bleachers. The service building is needed now tb serve the present physical education program because of the danger in��olved in moving equipment across Snelling Avenue, as well as for athletic conipetition. The bleachers are needed now for track events, girls' athletics and other spring activities. No relief is sought for a third deed restriction which prohibits the installation of lights at the athletic field. The proposed development of the Highland Park Athletic Field will include a service building to house toilet rooms, team rooms, tickets, concessions and storage. A two-level building is planned with a 1,000 square foot lower level opening to the playing field and a 1,836 square foot upper level opening to the upper ground level at the west side of the present field where the building will be set into the existing hillside. Also proposed are bleachers to seat about 3000 spectators. The 2000 seats projected for the west side of the field will be built into the hillside and create no visual profile as one views the total site. The 1000 seats on the east side of the site--to be developed only if experience shows a need--would stretch the length of the football field and rise to about seven feet above ground level. Insulation of athletic field aetivities from immediate neighbors is planned in two ways: (1) offstreet parking will be provided for 400 vehicles on the site, and an additional 240 vehicles can find parking spaces on Snelling and Montreal. The parking is adequate for 3000 spectators (assuming two or three people per car) since half of the spectators will be at their home field. Average afternoon game attendance is about 500 spectators, with maximum capacities not probably needed except for championship games. (2) "Buffers" are designed between the athletic field events and the " immediate community. To the south, the field is insulated by Edgcumbe Boulevard, a landscaped area, and distance--about 700 feet from the street to the nearest bleachers. To the east and north lie the Highland Park golf courses.. And to the west are the Highland Park Junior and Senior High Schools. There has been an alternative suQgestion that Midway Stadium be �iven to the school district. Using or acquiring Midway appears to offer two advantages: (1) parking facilities are very good, and (2) security problems could be easily resolved. However, the parking and security pluses appear to be outweighed by the disadvantages of scheduling, design and costs. SCHEDULING: In 1972-73 there were twenty-seven (27) football games played at Midway Stadium. This is approximately three games per week--a rate indicating that the field is already overused. Moreover, future realignment of conferences by the Minnesota State High School League will, in all pro�ability, mean more games at Midway Stadium even without considering that facility as a replacement for the proposed Highland Park Athletic Field development. DESIGN: Midway Stadium was built primarily for minor league professional baseball. The seats are too far from the football playing field to be satisfactory; temporary bleachers would be needed.' Moreover, even in the larger, major league stadia it is difficult to design well for both football and baseball--without considering the track location needed by the Saint Paul Public Schools. At Midway, the football field is not designed for proper drainage and the infield area becomes impossible to play on--too hard in dry weather and too slippery in wet weather. Major league stadia that are used for both sports sustain a maintenance cost that the public schools cannot afford. COSTS: Compared to the school district`s proposal for a more modest athletic field at Highland Park, costing between $95,J00 and $110,000 depending on seating capacity, the re-design and maintenance of Midway Stadium would place a greater financial burden on the people of Saint Paul. Temporary bleachers £or 3000 seats would cost $45,000. Constructing a track and providing for drainage of the foot- ball field (crowning and grading) are estimated at $40,000 each--assumir.g that the difficult problems of developing an acceptable multiple-�.ise c�esign could be solved. Maintenance costs for the Midway facility are estimated at $1QC�,OUO per yea� at present use levels--higher if appropriate multiple use prograa:s were a��c:d. Li�hting adjustments from baseball to footbail w�uld also C� ve�;• �.::t.:::^�iv��. 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COHEv '_�TAYOR Council President Ruby riunt Honorable Mem't�ers of the City Council Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear President riunt and Council Members: I am transmitting for your review and action a memorandum to me from Mr. Vincent Coughlin, Planning Coordinator, concerning the proposed H.ighland Park .�.�__ _. _ . atnletic facili�. The question of the use of this tax-forfeit land was referred to tne City by Ramsey County some time ago for its review and comment. As Mr. Coughlin's memorandum indicates , the planning department has reviewed this matter in conjunction with staff from the parks and recreation division, and has determined that the facility--with certain use restrictions--is desirable. Because of the nature of this project, a public hearing on the matter would seem to be appropriate and desirable , and I would urge you to hold such a hearing � at the earliest possible time. __.__� �---_.__--___�-__----___ ____-- - __�»,.__ 'ncerel WRENCE . CO EN �� Mayor LDC:cfc cc: Mr. Frank D. Marzitelli Mr. Vince�t M. Cou�hlin rIr. Thomas Kelley Mr. John Ricci Mr. Bob Piram Dr. George Young Members of the Board of Education � � � 22 . � , • . �:z i '� +��= SA1NT PAUL OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY PLANNiNG DEPARTMENT VINCENT M. COUGHLIN r�y 9, 1973 � � � � � � � � PLANNING COORDINATOR p,"QY � '� 1�73 MAYOtt'S O�F10E Lawrence D. Cohen Mayor, City of St. paul 347 City Hall St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Mayor Cohen: Some time ago you asked us to review the question of the Independent School District's use of a Highland Park Athletic Facility and to make recommen- dations regarding the removal of deed restrictiona. This facility was to be located across Snelling Avenue from the current school between Montreal and Edgcumbe Road in an area often considered to be a part of Highland Park. Since you forwarded the request to us we have arranged meetings between representatives of the city's parka and Recreation Department and represent- atives of the Independent School District staff at which the following tentative agreements were arrived at: a. No major objections to the overall use as proposed by the School District were identified. b. General agreement that the proposed uses were needed and that they are desirable facilities to have in close proximity to the school. c. No other locations are available to accommodate the proposed uses at reasonable location in relationship to the school. d. Proposed uses and construction have been designed in such a manner as to cause a minimum of disruption to the park and surrounding neighbor- hoods. e. Site plan modifications were agreed to which would provide protection for a golf green located near the intersection of the athletic facility and the golf course adjacent to Montreal Avenue. This modification provided for the movement of fences and changes in the property line which allows the existing green to be maintained. After the site plan was revised, a public meeting was held at the Highland Park High School on April 5, 1973. Prior to the meeting notices were sent to all residenta within 300 feet of the proposed facility. Notices were also sent to all known active cornmunity organizations in the Highland Park Area. During the course of the hearing many questions were asked in terms of the extent to which development would take place, effect on the neighbor- 421 Wabasha, Saint Paui, Minnesota 55102 (612) 298-4151 . . .. ♦ ' ` . . :,awrence D. Cohen, Mayor May 9, 1973 Page 2 l�ood, and questions regarding ownership of the land and deed restrictions. Generally those speaking at the hearing did not voice any major objections to the site plan or proposals being made at that time. After the public meeting at Highland High School a letter of objection was received from Norris Carnes (copy attached) and other residents along Edgcumbe Road. During subsequent individual meetings, two overriding objections have surfaced. The major objection seems to be related to the proposed increased demand for facilities by the School District and the increased demands for parking and traffic generation which cause a strain on the neighborhood. While there appears to be a passive agreement with the current proposal, there is a strong feeling that a lighting restriction should be maintained on the site in the form of a deed restriction and through other means which would guarantee that lighting and night time athletic events do not take place. The residents have also expressed a strong concern that the traffic and parking problems which currently exist as a result of student and night time adult parking be resolved. Recomm�endations: 1. Recommend that the deed restrictions on the subject property relating to restriction for the construction of athletic facilities, buildings and the restrictions regarding the construction of permanent bleachers be released. This would allow the School Board to obtain proper title and to construct the needed facility as proposed in the attached site plan. 2. We recommend that a deed restriction prohibiting night lighting be placed on this property in such a manner that it could not be waived without public hearings and consent of the City Council as well as the Board of Education. In this regard we would recormnend that the City Attorney's office prepare the necessary legal mechanism for implementing such a restriction. 3. We recommend that the portion of the site as delineated on the attached map be deeded to the city to protect the golf green. At this time we are not making any recommendations regarding the parking situation. We have been and will eontinue to work with the staff of the Independent School District to resolve this problem. As solutions are found to the parking problem they will be brought forward. If you have any further questions regarding this matter, I will be happy to meet with you at any time. Sincerely, 7�----� �---��,-, Vincent M. Coughlin PLANNING COORDINATOR VMC:eee cc: George Young Gene Sigvertsen Robert Piram _ • �� _ �, , � � o � ,,-�.�, i�/3 � � �� . -� y�'s� a a' � � � �. .. / o ��.-� r .�-� � � � ____..- - _ � �__� d� _ � �_� � � � � � -�� - � ' . � rt � �� `� C' �� ...._ _ " ..__- -�---�--- - �b r � ._.. � , $� � /"� 1 � J ,� C�_� � -�--- - �� s . � � � 5 � � CITY OF SAINT PAUL OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY PLANNING DEPARTMENT VINCENT M. COUGHLIN PLANNING COORDINATOR July 16, 1973 P�Ir. A1 bert O1 son ' Recordin Secretar for Cc (� � 386 Cit 9Ha11 y ` ~ '1�.--3 � � �' y ,,,_ � o � ----__ Dear Al : ��,.o �' � a 1-- � U Attached is the Highland o�� +t d � Please return the entirF � 0 � �� Sincerely, , �.�Y '-""-� 0� ,: ,,, 0 ,�, � .� � . . � - Clarence Simonowicz � � � , � CS/da s..�-�. � L I � � � Attachment I� \ f��VY � J�-- � �' � J2 51 ' , �, �. �`yl� �ITY �F ♦ �`@� ,j�`v : �`�°" a - �� r C� c � °i:Ow�: �a �.g �e MRS. RUBY HUNT CITY OF SAIiVT PAUL MRS. FRANCIS BOYDEN Councilman Legislatire Aide OFFICE OF THE COUNCIL CITY HALL AND COURT HOUSE SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 September 24, 1973 T0: All Council Members FROM: Ruby Hunt, Council President �� SUBJECT: Proposed Highland Park Athletic Stadium In view of the fact that the Board of Education has decided to bring legal action against the County in regard to the above matter, it would appear to be inappropriate for the Council to proceed with a meeting at this time. If the Council concurs, I would suggest that a motion to that effect be passed and the proper people notified. CC: Mayor Lawrence Cohen � n z.,,� � 1 \� `,A�°� _� N"` /,, 0 . � F • • ` � CITY Or 5AI1�'7' I�AT�L .�`vf ��. ; OF1'1(3.1; QF '1'IIL tiIAY012 MP� � �Im�ayn�tq� . . i,f LnwxExc��s D. Coiii:x r1�YOR September 20 , 19 73 Council President Ruby M. Hunt Room 719 City Hall Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear President Hunt: I have been a� that the City Council on September 7 requested the Planning Qr to conduct a public hearing, with the City Counci' � . ��, on the matter of the proposed Highland Park Athle' As you k• � �y recommendation to the City Council ack on June 25 , I suggested that a matter. I continue to feel that ` , � ` However, I also feel very � as o ose inf PP d to a public the City Council. T � review to this " � ^edure �ighland � 'ie basis _he City �1 principle � feel that � ' aator to �etter way , 3uct the hearing � 3ily available. \� .nking , I have , set up the meeting, , %� •sz , r., .�. _ . _- —- . - Council President Ruby M. Hunt � September 20 , 1973 Page 2 . indicating that the meeting will be a public hearing held by the City Council. If these actions in any way seem inappropriate to you, please contact me at your earliest convenience. Sincerely , —�. AWR CE D. COHEN Mayor LDC/j fr cc Frank D. Marzitelli Vincent M. Coughlin Bill Grace City Council Members . vH"arry Marshall . �_ ;. �-__ ,� /- � - � � �. ` �-�•r�'e.—�-° • ,� �. ` C; i•r� c�� 5:�1 �T P��LL �`��`°'``'. '�' �� 4 }6l�1 rJ (-i r�'�� , ,��—_'� :'� (>)'I'I(;I: <)1•' TII7; �I.1YOIt �'Wriv [� v rvi�l � � . t ' w.;,"°:•� 1�"i W:.;.�.�.`�� June 25 , l�l3' �'i,�'� 1 ��.x� ��•r. 1). f;�►ilr;� �t„•�.+� Council President Ruby riunt i-ionorable Mernbers of the City Council Saint Paul, iKinnesota 55102 Dear Presiden� Hunt and Council Members: ; I am transmitting for your review anci action a � r��emorandum to me from Mr. Vincent Coughlin, Planning : Coordinator, concerning the proposed: Highland_ParY. � atnletic facility �- - j ..�..__......_.._... _�..� • ; � The question of the use of this tax-forfeit land was refei�red to tne City by Ramsey County sone time a�o � for its review and commerit . As i^,r. Coughlin' s ��e;::orar.dwn indicates , the plannin� depart;,,�nt nas revie��ed t::is matter .i.r� cor-��nction with staff from tr,e parks and recreation div:isian, and 'tias determined �tha-r. t;�e facility--with certain use restrici::ions�-is desirable. Because of the nature oz tnis project , a pu�lic nearing on the matter would ;�ee:n to be appro_riate and desirab].e , and I would urge t,�ou �:o ilei.d suc;, a �earino � at the__ earliest _possible time. ---- - ---- ��,a.._,��.�ce re.l�.�, � �,�, �� '�. '- �.:,, �;� �., ,n...r `� ,� "°'", ,� � . 4 -, ,� + ,f;�' �-�;,..`,.`, , •,,�,.. .�.+�,��. � n..A �..�u_ v'�' k.._`w"' i�:',,, � ,.s', . "i.+...,.•.....- '� L� :i:L,.�C:: �S . COr...'.y � i'i aS7 G L' LDC: cfc cc: l�Ir. Frank D. iiarzitelli • I�r. Vincent i�i. Coughlin l�ir. Thomas Kelley i�r. 3ohn kicci Mr. Bob Piram � Dr. George Young Members of the Board of Eciucation � � �� C+ .. � � . . � 'l _. ...�--``-. ' - C;i � �' v�= SAItiT 'r'A�;� ; , - OFFICE OF THE �ViAYG�Z � CiTY PLANNING DEPART�tiScNT � V1hCENT M. COUGHLfN rtay 9, 1973 �` � � � � �,p i � PLANNING COORD(NATOR � r�7 Ifl,V � ',j j`j/v 1',!1-t I ` ��r►AYOC��s e;:ic� � Lawrence D. Cohen ! riayor, City of St. Paul ' 347 City Hall St. paul, ,iinnesota 55102 Dcar Mayor Cohen; Somc time ago you asked us to review the question of the Zndependent School Dis�rict's use of a Highland Park Athletic Facility and to make recammen- dations re�arding the removal of deed restrictions. This facility was to be locate.t across Snelling Avenue from the current school betweEn Montreal and Fdgcumbe Road in an area often considered to be a part of Highland Park. Since you forwarded the request to us we have arranged meetings between r�apresentatives of the city's parks and Recreation Departm�nt and represent- atives of the Independent School District staff at which the following tentative agreements were arrived at: 8• N� m�jor objections to the overa;.l �.�sF;� -� Distr.ict were identified. Proposed by the School b• Gen��ral agreement that the pro�?osed �.;.=;,:;: �,yere needed and that tney are c;esirable facilities to have in close proximitq to the scnool. �. No other locations are available to acco,� � odate the proposed uses at reasonable Iocation in re�ationshi� to the scnool. d. Proposed uses and construction have beea uesigned in such a �anner as to cause a minimum of disruption to the park and surrounc3i;�g r�eibhbor- hoods. e. Site plan modifications were agreeci to �•:iiich would provide protection ' for a golf green located ne�r tlie inte,-;;ection ol the att�Ietic facility and the golf course acljacen� to ;�;or,treal Avenue. This modi�ication provided for the movernent o� fences and chan�es ir, the property line which allows tne e:isting &reen to be �aintained. Aixe�: the site plan was revised, a public meetint, was held at the Hi�hiand i?nrk I�igh School on April S, 1973. Prio: to ti�e �aee�in; no�ices �;er� sen� tc? a11 resident;� within 300 feet of the propo;ed f�.�cilit�r. Notices wer� also sent to all known active community'or�;anizations in the �iighland Parl: Area. During Che course of the hearing many questions were a81:ed in terms of the extent to which developnent would take place, effect on the neignbor- 421 Wabasha, Saint Paul, Minnesota 551 Q2 �F12} 2��-tr; ' a - � � � . . '' ��•'`��`-'�«�' D. Colien, ,ayor :�ay 9, I973 Fzge 2 ��ood, ar.c: questions regarding ownership of the Iand and deed restrictions. Gcnerally those speaking at the hearing did not voice any major objections to tiie site plan or proposals being made at that time. �1Eter the public meeting at Iiighland High Scnooi a letter of objection was rrceived L-rom Norris Carnes (copy attached) and other residents along E�Is;ct;mhe Road. During subsequent individual meetinbs, two overricin� oi�ic'c•tions tiave surfaced. The major objection seer,�s to be related to the pro;�osed increased demand for facilities by the Schooi District and the i,1cr��ase� demands for parking and traffic generation which cause a strain on tlic� nei�hborhood. While there appears to be a passive agreement with t:ic current proposal, there is a strong feeling that a lighting restriction should Ue maintained on the site in the form of a deeci restriction and tiirou�;Ii other means which would guarantee that lighting and night ti�r�e at��Zetic events do not take placeo The residents have also expressed a stron�; concern that the traffic and parking problems which currently exist as a resalt of student and night time adult parking be resolved. necommendations: 1. Recommend that the deed restrictior.s on the subject pro�erty relating to restriction for the construction oi athletic facilities, buildings ,ind the restrictions re�arding tl.e construction of perntanent bleachers be rcleased. This would allow the School Board to obtain proper title and to construct the needed facility as pro�osed in the attached site plan. 2. We recommend that a deed restriction pronibiting nignt lighting be placed on this property in such a nanner t'r�at i� covld not be waived witnout public hearings and consent o= the City Council as well as the �oard of Education. In this regard we wouid reco�:..;�end that the City Attorney`s office prepare the necessary legal mechunis� for implementing such a restriction. s. We recomnend that the portion of thc siL-e as delineated on �he attached map be deeded to the city to protect tne gol;. green. ��i. ,:',,is time we are not making any r::co � ��enuations regarding t�e pazking s i , ��::eion. We have been and will con�i��ue to �:�orr with tne staf� of the ��:�Ic��en�lent School District to resolve this prooj.c�:,, tis solutions are found t.o t:i�e parlcing problem they will be brought iUr'D7BLCi. :; yc>u liave any further questions regarding th�s r,�atter, I wiil be happy to mr«�,: with you at any time. . � Si.nccrely, �_ - �i,-,-._...�; ��--��_, . Vincent M. Coughlin I'LANhING COORDINATOR V�iC:eee cc; Gcorge Young Gene Sigvertsen aot��rt Pirmn � G C' �'c�f8' �r��:�� :3°�fd�"��3 • �4��D O� � a_� : �� . 434-243 .�'.�'_'��'_�,`�' �e��.Id�t�:`:' �.�;�:�.`.��?��':�::c��,.� .r ��.��s o� �a�.*s��ox.�. ��]�Y�� 9_ 1913 � October 15, �'� 73 'i'}�e uttr.ntion of Richard J. Battis, Attorney for S.D.No. 625; Council for City of St.Paul; County Administrator; Land Commissioner ir+ rcNp�c�fuliy called t� the following $'ies�luiian of t�a ��Arrl o# �ounty C�rnsn3aaioncr» of �dum�s�y Cuuniy, J1Tiiine�ulu, uclopfec3 AZ LilC IIi�Q�lIIl3' 111�I� �2i October 15, 1973, Ky (:or3�n�issioi�er Finley ' WF�REAS, Independent School District No. 625 has made application far the conveyance from the State of Minaesota of certain tax forfeited land lying between Snelling Avenue and Highland park in the City of St. Paul; and WI�REAS, the Board of Ramsey County Commissioners on May 24, 1971, referred said application to the Council for the City of St. Paul for recommendation, and to date, has received no response from said City Cauncil, and WI�REAS, Richard J. Battis, Attorney for School District No. 625, has advised the Board of Ramsey County Commissioners that the said School District has directed him to commence litigation against Ramsey County to compel consideration and a decision on this application, Naw, Therefore, Be It . • RESOLVED That the Board of RamsQy County Camrnissioners take no action on the aforesaid application of SchaoL District No. 625 without recommendation fram the municigality involved, the City of St. Paul, and Be It Further RESOLVED 2hat the Board of Ramsey County Commissioners urges the Cauncil €or the City of St. Paul to hold public hearings on the matter to a final concZusion and determination. EUGENE F. 2YL4CAULAY, County Administrato . gy Executive Secr�tary � _ �. -„� . . �...�>. .. _ . ��,�� , o "�,"'-+ � � � ��s�� 3.�;a��+ , $oA�D c�� . � �i.��'_`�`�i_�. � �+��T�d'�.�`�t7 �°.'`'��":�ai,''��`�`":�'�i`�"v'.,ii,.a� Jil �� i�i3� S�1o. 434-243 �:s� '�' �.a�� a� :,zi��s.3�.� ` ; P�3c3�1�fIo� 9_ 1913 x , . � ,/� October 25, 1'� 73 T}:e ut;e�3tiou of Richard J. Battis, Attorney for S.D.No, 625; Counci:l for City of St.Paul; County Admiaistrator; Land Coutmissioner ' i4 rcw,�YCtfully calIccl to the �o�Iowing ae9r�ia�Yiun OF 9.�Ifl �D�IY'[� of Couniy C�mm�a�ioncrK of kiu3nai>y County, i�Iiitnesotu, ndoptetl ut She m��3�� e1t1 ou October 15, 1973, Hy C;c�lj�mqssioi�er Finley . ' WI�iEREAS, Independent School District No. 625 has made application for the conveyance from the State of Minnesota of certain tax forfeited land lying between Sne1ling Avenue and Highland park in the City of St, paul; and � WHEREAS, the Board of Ramsey County Commissioners on May 24, 1971, referred said application to the Cnuncil for the City of St. Paul for recommendatioa, and to date, has received no response from said City Council, and - WHEREAS, Richard J. Battis, Attorney for School Distrfct No. 625, has advised the Board of Ramsey County Commissioners that the said School District has directed him to commence litigation against Ramsey County to co�npel consideration an3 a decision on this application, Now, Therefore, Be It � �ESOLVED That the Board af RamsQy County Com�issioners take no action on the aforesaid application of School. IIistrict No, 625 without recommendation from the mcinici�^ality involved, the Czty of St. Paul, and Be It �urther ItEStJLVED That the Board of Ramsey County Commissioners urges the Councfl €or the City of St, Paul to hold public hearings on the matter to a final conclusion and determination, EUGENE F, t3.4CAUT,AY, County Ad;ninfstrato �y E�:e�utf.vm Secr�t�ry - - _ �� BUARn OF � • �A��IS�iY CO�I�T� CO:��'nMY��fIOI�T�R� OF T�HE CLERKi � Z � � STAT� OF 2�IINNEt30TA LOU McKENNA County Auditor CHARLES P. McCARTY MRS. DONALD M. DE COURCY Chairman JOHN T. FINLEY WiLLIAM E.CARLSON,JR. JOHN MILTON 132 Court House LAWRENCE D.COHEN ED SALVERDA Saint Paul,Minnesota 55102 October 18, 1971 Refer to County Boar� File 434-243 Mr. Georse P. Young Superinte,ident of Sch4ols U�ar Sir: The Board of Ramsey County Cammissfoners in sessian on October 18, 1971, cor.sid�red y�ur comcnunicaticn requesting action en the zpplication of Indepandent School District #625, and convey�nce to the dis[rict of certain tax £orfeited lands lacat�d in the Hi�hland Park area. The County Eoard reYUests tliat you submit cl�ta�led plan� which the School Distric.t has for devr.:lopm�nt of this land, to th� C��acil for thd City of St. Paul, and to th� Board of Ramsey County Co�.-�is�io.^.rr's. It is the d�- sire of the C�unty Board th3t �11 phases of the prupo�al be sub�itted so that the City Cauncil can make a c'Gt�tr�in�tion ao to its recor.r.zAndation to the Boarci of County Cor�►i�sion�rs. Youra v�ry truly, LOU McK�iDI�'�, County Auditor sy J. D. S�ran, E::�cuCiv� S�.ciutary JDS:hr C�: Council for th� City of St. Faul � City Clerk � �%�� . '-�� , tii L^.:��..��y O . MAYOR'S 0FF CE c�d�°�`�`A v £rc�� M�yor � � LeE . �r� C�'� Fischer ` � Wozniak Other � c� . Tb: emmunit Serbice � Y City Administrator Library Planning Coordinator Parks � Recreation City Clerk Pollution. Control City Attorney Health Conswa� Affairs Nousing & Bldg. Code Civil Service Police Mode1 Cities Fire Human Rights HRA Finance Port Authority Purchasing Civic Center Auth. Duplicating County Administrator Public Works .. � Other ACTI ON: ��w� ;' , �,/,��- � ,�`� PETITION � r . . . i'.3:.;• • ..-.Zr ... . .... T0: BOARD OF RAriSEY COUI�TY COI�iISSIONERS MENIBERS OF 'THL� ST.� PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THL BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625. PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TBE AIGHLAND PARK AIGB SCHOOL • ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of buildin$ the pronosed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie?d lighta are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fielda for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. ADDRESS �, . ]. • ,_ /� . q �t Z. , � 3. 0. ' l.F - �c..c � �--� 1 ;Z . 4. � �� 9 �� — - , 5. 6. ' '� " ` ��o 7. • �� IM+.►�► 8. 7 9.`',��. � �� /G� � . io. � r� �� - p � �, --� 11^�{c�?�� zaw ,�� ./'��!'..d�v�f C=-�'� . (� ; i �t �r` ` .� 1�` �� 4L r/t,� �� :-.� .�1.�� i�n.-ti�� (L-r.-�= � �'�' ' � S3%/G i3. � C�..�'�•--z� � a� �- . �4. �3 is. ` - �' ' �/ ,� -, � 16.j` ' �°/ ''. � �' �ZC� ,� 7. P E T I T I 0 N -�r.:. - • ..t: .... _. T0: BOARD OF RAriSEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST,: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEt�IBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK HIGB SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acco�odate 3,0�0 people, a scoreboard, and .a+building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities desi�;ned to accommnodate team sports and phqsical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Aighland Park Junior High School and the llighland Park Senior gigh School. N� ADDRESS 1. v�G s � Gz-c� .cc.� � 2. � 3. a . 4 5. , a � 6. � `' ��P� . . . ? so..f ' " 7. 1 8. . 9. d 10 ��. . D S� • � 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 1�. P E T I T I 0 N � .,: . ... T0: BQARD OF RAtiSEY COUIITY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF TH� ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBEItS OF T8E BOAItD OF EDUCATION - SCH�L DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT T�IE HIGHLAND PARK AIGfl S.CHOOL � ATALETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide atorage* toilets, and other physical facilities desiRned to accommodate team aports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie]d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �E • ADDRESS , 1. �t%��--e- ,,�''�`�/ � � �-�zz� f-�..�-�: � z .'!-. � 2. .c�'�L-� � �, � � <._ �( � f',, `c .,_, R 3. � N � 4. ' a . 5. �.t'' �r � . , � �� / 6�� v�?a'.r .s',ex---•. ,�. . �t; r. ' . �. _-- �- .. . 7. .� `� �� '�' -�/� 8. � ��L' � �� ;�G...::.E.�-c'i, �- . � �� _� 9. � �:�ti � /.:� � � �� , f io. ��D� �,�,.� ��-�.--� ��s G-'u- �n L� , -� 11. —T �'"� �- � �3 i':�.� --.._ 12 �� -� '[I�l,�"► 'crx-icd' �1 c1" �[Q��l��c�� vt �'�( �-�'J�� 13. �I �� " - , -, ,� • -� , , ��.�:. 14. r ��'� 'Ir S— � �i-� � � 15: - / ,%'��(I -�!�e� 16. r _.. . _ _� � , ' � � 17. ��?--�/° ��`'-,�-Q< � _ 1 P E T I T I 0 N _ ... .. ?`'':`-. T0: BOARD OF RAt�tSEY COTJNTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF TIi� ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL , MEAiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACZLITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK RIGR SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,0�0 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilitiea designed to acco�odate team aports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installatioa will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physfcal education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h Sch�ol and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ' ADDRESS �i�• (��_ M� ' (� 4 I �9.s��.C�.,,e 2. S � 3. i, , , „ 4. �— � . 5. �'v� � ��1� 6. /�: �ir.c��i a,� ! 7 �� Q �a .- 1�v•� �. ` / 78� �� s. � 9. 10. ' � ,�i ��/�c.-� . 11. � ��I , �2. � .0 . � � �� 1 �( � 13. r 14. " 15. � � 16. 17. � � � � �-�' � __ P E T I T I 0 N � :�,,,. • ..:�. ,.. .. T0: BOARD OF RAtiSEY COUI�TY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THC ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE B4ARD OF EDUCATIQN - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE AIGHLAND PARR HIGH SCfl00L • ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acco�odate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:buildiag which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities designed to accommnodate team sports and physical education classes for both the junior and senior high school. Fie�d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fielda for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the Highland Park Senior High School. � ADDRESS . ,� � 1. G G , ! 2. . . / 4. � , . 2- 7. (e c.c..i.—,,��D � " '— � 10 lyvL �- �'y�� y� �l-�� .� ��r= �ti�, /�si 1��_-,t..,r_ 4��?�.�— � � ; � � 1]. ti�� p' ��/�cci� ��.��--. /��:s ��-�-��.c-c-a�,C, �-.�.�_� • ��, . _ � �_.,-� -� -- ,._ , / i2 ;�j � 1 � ,� ��,�� 1� �;c Z.�L� 2� /� �-'�°� � L��<<,�t �;-� .� �. i is - � �: ,._� �;'�� r' �. �r f ��:� <._,.L:..r ��.,`�.. . �� / � - ---,�- 1� ( 1 il/�� '�'t,/V(„�, .1. 7L, � ",��'�:. 74Y V ..5 � .) ; . L ` r' "! , �_: !� � 15• �: �:y �"� L�-�C'y� -� :., -.� l ,�� { �y 1 '� ... . �* � r �, � ..�---, � �� i J i <.! .,� ."'� C�_ �� r • � � � b �f� � � i�. � `�`�i,�� '�,`'`�''�- �,- -.-�-- . ,_, ,�;� � ;>. ,., P E T I T I 0 N .;. .. 'f: -. T0: BOARD OF RAPiSEY COUIVTY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUAICIL MII+4BERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARR t�IIG$ SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities wi11 include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie1d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provfde suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h Sch�ol and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �� ' ADDRESS 1. � ��5� le%�'�iC�� . 2. ,. 3 4 � �: -� 5. 'j�j `'� � l �Gho 6. ��G �'�� _ �. � y � ; s. �—� � 3 1. 9. /' -�., 10. � 11. ��_., 12. .... � 13 S 14..�� /7/ `� 15. � . .�' _ , -_ /��J �6. ' ., 3 / ��. � - P E T I T I 0 N ' ,..... ..... '��'3'.'_�, . ' . T0: BOARD OF RAPISEY COiJIVTY C01�QiISSIONERS MEMBERS OF TH� ST.: PAUL CITY COUATCIL MEAiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCFi00L DISTRICT ��625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the �IiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,��0 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ' ADDRESS 1. ��v�� . ?s /(.,,� /� � 2. � . . � �, /� /^7 % G �� i� y� � 3 � , �-- � / � 4.�h� �t `�i.� � � �� , A ` �(� S ��'� � ��--i , , s.��1/�,. �� ,,�� ; 4S" ` �.. 6. ��Z-i`. ��- g'I � �. � � - - /�� $. a 9. � 6 � �� 10. , � . .� ,8 h �.�- . �. � � � 0 �.�L ,. ,, � ,., H d. , 11 � � , 12. q�"" G�-�_. / �3 /� T� ,lls.,r � 14. 4 i c� � 15w,O'�-( � �t ' ` / 77 16. � � V�� 17. � Wi �1 �ms l�l � 1� ,�. � � i P E T I T I 0 N . � .;,t;,:�-.;:� • T0: BOARD OF RAPiSEY COUI�TY COI�LMISSIONERS , MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL ME�iBER5 OF TflE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCfl00L DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGALAND PARR ftIGR SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the pronosed athletic facility at the Iiighland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acco�odate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .s:building whi.ch will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities desigaed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie1d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide auitable field$ for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Sighland Park Junior Hi�h School and the llighland Park Senior High School. ADDRESS � _3;' � � ` ,- �- �Q � � 2. . ` � 3. 4. � G%1 ,z , : °�4^ r- _� / .�� , � �� 5 .�,' �.. 6 � ` . ,, °� /�?,F` . j3� �.C:c.,v-e � , �J �i / �� \¢��-��-'�� [tiG�. 8. /"('��fZ� � i '(,� " 'd��L 9 �� k ;�, ��) ��`�'� / � Z-� ��' .� �'�--� , __ �o. , � �� - �'�-�= , �.1. � � � r\ 1 � , �� 12• I � 13. l,C, / �; �(��'_.�.��Z�%�- ��. 14. y � ) '� ,�'/r� � / �ejji��'�'�� 15. �` ` � � � i � � " 7,. 16. � ° � � � / ��. `r��.-� �� / 3 3 s ��, � P E T I T I 0 N :;,. �;. . .... T0: BOARD OF RA�iSEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEAiBERS OF TIiE BUARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK �iIGA S.CHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,n00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, 'toilets, and other physical facilities desi�ned to accommuodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation wi2Z include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ' ADDRESS � 1. i � �� YJ� � � �� 2. �—�. ,%i., �. D�-�-ti`�'_"�` „t � � � 3. Vl�:a, � �.,;,�,,-.�,.` � o.��l-��•C c- � � �,- �� 4. � 1 � s. � - � 6 � ` " 6. i. '.�. , ,- � — � . 7. iL�-' . . ��2'�✓L4 �' L .... f � �,t�-� � - � .- �• ' � /'� �� 9. i 1, � � ti'� � "'°�. � 10. f �" ' � 11. � ' "`� ' 12. � A 6 ri�/ 5� l�c�r✓k� 13. .. -� - ! � L��'� y 14. ��'C,I��- ��G/ i _ , � ,�� 15. ` , � 16. � 17. G2 v � � 0 �� Zi.rr/� � C�/ P E T I T I 0 N T ��"' �`-�-�6�G�3--� ::;,��. , �: .. ... , T0: BOARD OF RAi�iSEY COUNTY COP'L►'�IISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MII+iBERS OF TH� BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TFI� HIGHLAI�'D PARR HIGH SCAOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acco�mnodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .s:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to � accaffinodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lfghts are not included in this proposal. The installation wiZl include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ' ADDRESS 1. -,..�� ;� � � � ,� ��, , .�,, - t � �i 7 `'�%L<<.2.c lz"� .-� 2. ` v ' "`� � '� �� s. _ � �,,.a. / �'S�� ,�C �^ 4. "' " ,--, 5. �` 'P�✓� '� U �D ''�GL��iC �'_C: 6 �� JC t'7.. �A.��i.�i.,� �n�C� `�� 7• �"/�'� 'f �''. _ ' � i Q�, er v �� $. /' ? , � (�- , � U ��{,C/ei�i 9. �/ v 5" _ �o. � ao �a � ��. . � � �fc , � 4 12 '(.�` a�,. .�d �!.� ��eCL'-c1 13. �, � � v�G�� / �' . � �• L� ,�C-`�l�Z.� ? L?1�4� � � �5 ,�3 --�-�.t�--�-, 1,.,,-�� ,,-L, �-�I3 3 �n C;�-�-t.�(��.ti , .._...�� r � -� 16. � , 17. r ��/��,�%� .� � :� '� ��z-G�-� � �� P E T I T I 0 N � ..,�: . . ... T0: BOARD OF RAI+iS'EY COUNTY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEriSERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHQOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,OQ0 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classas for both the �unior and senior high school. FieJd lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Ii3ghland Park Senior High School. N� • ADDRESS 1. ' , �� - ' � l �� . 2. - 3. � 4. � � � � ��j S • s. /�// 6. � �- �..a.,a._ r � � _ �. �r1�—� - � 1 S� �� C��►.�-- .S _ � a. 1'�/� �._� . 9. I 7 g� io. ' � � - I 12. r � �I 13. , �� / � 14. � � I.t�,..��,��,t.c.tr--�.� �� 3 �� ' c �i ' � /f 15. �6. . ' 6 ` ` ��. � 7�3 P E T I T I 0 N • _.�, .... �-,�.�:._ T0: BOARD OF RA1�iSEY COUNTY COI�LMISSIO Mh'[�IBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY CO IL MEt+IBERS OF THL� BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLADID PARK HIGH SCHUOL • ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highlaad Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fiead lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Aighland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. � p� ADDRESS �. � ' ��- l� , . �.�.�..�� --� �s�4��rf`�•�� `-:_+.',- 2. J , (� C �%(��—Q 3. �6 f � 4. � �� , s. ,� i�'�- -� � =� 6. � �� ; L L 7. �'� u, ' ,� �i � G�,�%�!��-, - � p /, 8. ' �� O ' ��C 9 /l.� r��,�,,,. �'l�. /�� U� �- io. r i� � ii. � ^�,� �� - . '� � �f-`2. �.-��: i2. `� �' � � � ��``.' �3. t � l� �' � , 14. �� /�-o �5. ' �r, C� � i 7 16. �� /� � / 17.�i'cc� � � "S��c'—�-�L C ,�/� � r �_�t�.�.�GL�-t� V , P E T I T I 0 N . ' .:K;�,.�L; ' . • ..�.li .... � - � T0: BOARD OF RAI�LSEY COUI�TY C�I�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.. PAUL CITY COUNCIL NIEMBERS OF THE SOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARR AIGA SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic faCility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilete, and other phqsical facilities designed to acconmiodate team sports and physical education classes for both the junior and seaior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary laadscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior Hi�h School. N� ADDRESS .. % 1. �� Z i�� '--�r' .s".5 c �s� 2 ' �� ,�S//� 3. � � U 4. ��r�x- � . `��o�� S.S`/ c 5.� '' la� SS// � , �,/� f^ .�.`i G . � �- ,� _ ,.. � ��C� / t�,� °�"' � - �.,��' 7.< .% ' l t+ �� / � � ..,� 8 � � � ' � �� -�.� � � ' �--- . 9. u,�� ' 1(0 0 !3-e.; - . 10. ✓ �y� ,vr+ � �:rP- 11 � 12. , " y � 13. � - -�.� 7 �-� - 14.� � ' G � - GL"-�-- 15. � .�� /� � �{�.� "��- � � " � /� �� 16. ` ` /.�� . , 6�� U � �� '� ��dv P � /'� c�s T �,� i8o,� o�.�o�.� � vC_ 1�/��ST�p� PETITION , / _. �. ! V//�/� �/Y -�T�firr�: � . .. `'��_� .. �f}�� T0: BOARD OF RAt�iSEY COUIQTY CO�LMISSIONERS �� MF�2BERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL ' MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT ��625 � / PETITION RELATII3G TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK HIGR SCHOOL � ^� ATHLETIC FIELD. . � I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at thz HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to � accommodate 3,�J00 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities desi�;ned to � !r accrnmmodate team sports and physical education classes for both the � �unior and senior high school. Fiel.d lights are not included in this ��w proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to n �I accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and �'� physical education programs of both the Highland Park Ju ior High School� and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. / ---_._. - NAME ' ADDRESS 1.• /` 9 � y � %'� 2. � ,T � �� / -� 3• ��.o �'iz�.C� ��Lr.�-.�-�-Z�n-r� ��_5 ��o�--�..i �t.-� � 4 �" . Q 5. / ��, a-c�t� �e.rQ 3 c� a {�-� _ 6. �Q. � ' (l�-c �! 3� 7, � t ,> i '� - ' , � �,� 2 I ��e� - � t � . 8. � - 9. � �� 10.` 11. )'l�v� , ��.�,./�.�.v 1�1. �I-s--e--�-�.et. ./�-iZ�--ti.L�' p� c1 C-o-Z,1.�- •�'+•. �— 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. t : PETITI� ON ;�.�,,�. ' � ..,�,..... .. T0: BOARD OF RAAiSEY COUI�iTY COPLMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.. PALTL CITY COUPTCIL I�MBERS OF T$E BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARR HIGA SCHOOL • ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:buiiding which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie1d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Si�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior Aigh School. �E ADDRESS 1. . � , G� 2. �, '7 - �-r ' t , � . 3. 4. /� .� 5 �7�Q �� << . 6. '� �� /�-UGl.t.y" 7. �v i 1 8. ;. , o L� ._ 9. �� 10. /'�G�J�/- ^ c�+-- 11. ` � ��"''c C., 12. � Ql' �-o.�,� �3. �7 l�� 14. 15. � � ' 16. 17. � d � - P E T I T I 0 N :;e•,�.., � . • ..<:..... _. T0: BOARD OF RAI�iSEY COUNTY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THL ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEt4BER5 OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE AI�HLAND PARK HIGA SCHUbL � ATHI.ETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facillty at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team eports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Highland Park Senior High School. p� ADDRESS 1. , ��-- ` li � V � ��--Q 2 3. 4 � 5 .�S..S�" O��o�, . 6. 3S� �. �,�-f ��3 t/�� s, ! 8 � 9. ��%s �-�- io. � aa.�C ii. l �` 12. � � . 13. � 14. �-.,.i �/ 7 ��c��.-c.'`'_ ��-�- 15. � ,�� 16. - � 4`� ��. r�� P E T I T I 0 N .k'.` . T0: BOARD OF RAtiSEY COUAITY CONLMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF TH� ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEP3BER5 OF THL� BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TfIE HIGHLAND PARR HIGA SCg00L � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Iiighland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scsreboard, sad .s:buildin� which will provide storage, toileta, and other phqsical facilities designed to accommnodate team aports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fiead lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education grograms of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. . N� ADDRESS 1 _9 i 1 .. . , � � ,2 � ��- ;� .-, � �.� " ,- �/ .,�; = —!�:�z� � � � ��<�t�� ..�r_- ' lC-r ' , � 3•��_��T � ��y��7r ,�C�;��,� � �y�"�',..� �; � �� .�r�� •i;r.. � C� --� y 4. �-�r:�.� . �'��-�, .� '� .3 ,'L' �.-� s. -- , , �..a �`� . Gc.�.^-� • 6. , �� t � � �--�`-�— � � I� 7. /' .c.rw�� '—G� � `l� �` ..a ::..� � � �p ll 8. 9. 1 � � � ��lC �� ,� �i �o. ►'� �`"�c � ii. � � i2. j�� C '�� '- � �-,� 13. � L� �� . � 14. �, � 4� l-' . ��-e_ _ 15. ��`� � ��. /� �} �� C� �r �, 16. �� ` � � � � �/y-m' ��. , - r_ � ; .. , � P E T I T I 0 N T0: BOARD OF RAriSEY COUIITY COMMISSIONERS MEM�ERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUPICIL t�PiBEkS OF THE B4AKD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625, PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TfIE HIGHLAND PARK AIGA SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hiqhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,��0 people, a scoreboard, nnd .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities desiRned to accammodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and "�physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. + .NAME � ADDRES 1, a - 2. � -�.u� �� . 3. 008 - < < 4. o c* " _ 5. ' �'� � . � � , 6 n � 9.p'� � ` Q .� � � . s. � — 9. %��4.�1 �' . J io: u � o l� ��uo � � ii �" �� , 12. ^� ?6 � �� , � [c !� tr� 13. 14. . �i � '� 15. 6 �� Nh,�� ' t /� 16. � � ��-� �'{— � i �� f/ 17. � C ��' ��i�, �� -�-� -v �� : 4�, . � �' ` � , .�,�� .t,_ � s z �� 1 � �o�.a.�c�o.�) ��l 1 c�c_�'Iueh� �-e, • Y � � � �� 0 � �.�� - �I � - � �� ;. , `j�� ; '7 ` �� J,{G, , r _'� � .. � � �3 , . _ �. a.,�.� � � 90 � Y`�-��t�� ,�'' d� , � a � �� /S�s7�'I�►�� a6 � f � � � �7 ��° ��- - , g� � � , a� ��,� � j g - � $ s�� q �� I �� O ",�??�a�C� ��d '��' / 9 i� �: ,y� �,r�, . �� /��z � 3� k / � � � � � � �� i�� 3 . � � �� 3 � - 3 � �� a �' � r :3 � � 5 G� . . �.�� ,�- X � 36 _ , � 7 v� ��, C�.-�` . �20�y �- � �, ^;�'� � � ��- �� , �y � . - P E T I T I 0 N . , �::r. '.,. �I T0: BOARU OF RA?�ISEY C4UNTY COMMISSIONEtLS MEMBERS OF TH� ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTR.ICT #625 PETITIOPl RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAt3D �'ARR AIGA S.CHUOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the �IiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to -- accommodate 3,000 people, a scareboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the j �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to ,� accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the aChletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School atid the I�ighland Park Senior High School. �� ADDRESS � - 1. z. ,�,.� � � � s• �-�.� , 3. ��s[�-e+1[ --r�-o-�'-��-.� �,.—t-r.- x`_ � 4. l /,�G � �� 5. • �, � i � g � �-�._ �j�1� 7. � � ,�- 3 / 8. � i � }, . , . , . 9. ��'' /L�`�--�� 10. , ti�.�.. l.-T?'��`-z,'n� b J -�"'.' �- /'� l, �� 11. �t,�,ft, � ,L1-^.S?-z.�ftr°�'.`_ ' ! / 12. /�� _.�f /� < �` /,1' ` �� . _'- l. � . �// ,7 l.� .. . . 13. - . �, , 14. ,.-„�-.2.- - ;, �� 15. - ��lo S' -c-C� �. 16. . �1�� . 17. �l, /�-J �';L1,1'u-�- l c 1� " �c� V `�'v � 1� ��. �� ,��, � , � ' ` � � I'� �- , � � � � , -�QI � .� � � i � (�( ��/'�, � �%` � Lr � C �^ � `� , �� o , �, -►-��,.� _ � -�-� � � �,� ,,' e�� .�� `�� .o �-��= q, . � ��.,n.�.-�,-z � � � � � � ��-� ��e. . a� �� . h� . � •� �� '' �/G�:� l��- , (��?�C�-�'�, - � l� I �' -�-Y-�. �� /� �� `� �� -� ��^ - ;:.� .�� C�C ,� � � t �� r ' � ��V�� i —� 1 I\-�•I�,��.`.:! ,. t � � 1 i��\ . ` �I 1 1.'� �l, ��.,��1�� `--� � ��,-��'�_�� . �. ., �- . �� rY��'�> , ��' �� 1.�x.� 1 �`,,�J^��',\` a 7 -f ^� ��: ; , , , �� .,-�� a ,�_ � , �!.� �� .�� _�� i� � � � ,30 .� � � � 3�.�j��: .� ��e� C��:.� i��' � �� 3 � . � _ � � ��. �� -� �1;�� ; ., ;� �. � � � �� ` �c .- c, ,c , � �� • . � ��, � �� ; z , _ �.� �-� �� 3 � ; , ��j _ � � � � � � � ;�;o� �:��,:�.�.��--._ 3� �� ' ''- ;[.�_ �� % � �S��? /��'��j�-��' � .�' � � '"+ ° '�`/ �, , �.-� �'��2-��'�' �� , --� �.� � . , �� ° -� !3�2 �� r�-�zr.,�� - - . --- % ;� --. � , � r�� ` �_ ___________ .. �� P E T I T I 0 N -��,,� ' � ..,: . . ... T0: BOARD OF RL�iSEY COUI�TY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF TAE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEt�IBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCfl00L DISTRICT �625 ' PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK AIGA S.Cfl00L � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,A00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities designed to acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie]d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. ;�� • ADDRESS :� ,�' �f ''�+ U ,- 1. " - ' �C► x— 2. r� , . 3. � � c o?1,�� fU � �� , � S� f /'au , 4. " 5. I - 6 �L�,�r, C;i.k,��af�1.a�� 3S� L.� r-�C r9�-I�� .�rP �. 1, 'S � , � 8. �'�'�� / r" j � � L � /� � 9. � �? �� 10. � �/G � , T 11. ` �. /'� �'' 'l3 � c� ,� ` ' ' p 1 � � � 2� . . ,� �, ,. 13. ` p �4. � '' . i z o � 15. � � �S � Gl'-r/ 16. ��>> �,re.�� 17. ' �3 �3 ` P E T I T I 0 N :�r�r ' T0: BOARD OF RAi+iSEY COUNTY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.. PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGF�LAND PARK HIGfl SCHOOL • ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,0�0 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which wi].1 provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will iaclude the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Juaior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. p� ADDRESS �. ��- �� ?P-��c- i,�� .�t 6'� 2. � i>� � ��Q7- 3. /�^.---� .,.-�-��-t.. /�' � 4. s �.�p;�2.. �-� .�.., �� i �'1 ,c�e..�.,��" 6. �i 1�/. Q:.c� �., '7 S� ��c�L��'� z-. ,,� � ' Q-�� 8. . � 0 5 5:��.�z- �.�,� . 9. V�t� �-''e , io. /a y� a� ��. � ��.. 3 �-� ia. � � � h �<< S.C.�. �..,�` �3. ',�.�/ //3 / //�' , i4. , . , ,,c�„�,�.ca..� 1s. N. �'I�M�� lver. i6. � -._./ �� "c . 1�. �._—_.__ ____ s P E T I T I 0 N , _� , - T0: BQARD OF RAIiSEY COUIITY CO1tiLMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MII+iBERS OF TAE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARR HIGA SCflQOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the �►roposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Aighland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. NAME ' ADDRESS - , 1. , `L � 2. , � � ��a �.,�` ��y-- 3. '� .� /� . 4. � `7 � -� 5. �. � - � � �' � _ � 6. `/ S 7 ��`� ` . Z ° � s. � �� ,�� — �� 9. r T ; , /�/� ' �cZ 10. �:. � - � � �_� � � a - _ , �' / 11. ;// .. � L.". � �:'`-� 12. _ . /, _ 13. •� ,� 'f' .� - �-C�c.�__. 14. •".'t /"� � �G- ,: F� �� r �� , _.� � l i 15. � �, ��, � � ��. , 16. � � V�;: '`,% , � ,� °� 17. I�.�%t..r�..,�..-%" l( ` �-..y ,��L �. �`��-�- / /-L4 ^ �' rCG' �G � ,,' N'�� -+.-t � y, ��,;� �� r • NA_�� _ RDp��s� ' �� -�- ' �'��-, . . /1�:� � '�� ,�.�� °�ei« r �� `fi�� h�s a�xssta�Q F,e►� IbE� ��td�� , • tJ�^Q n i�I' r�7` r�n ..�.J-� �-� � �r� ��c � ��`'C �'.a-� . °'�'"- ` ��; � _�� i�+,r°,� �� r�''.�� /�� -�. !�� n n7 ? �^'� � . . .. `� ` ��J /1� . /'.�.` n . '71 �''�f � / ` 0./ 1 �� ..�./ j- � - ,/�� J T L !/ '�-..� J �, ,�'��7'`.�-_t.� �' c.2,.��,�,.�t'� �� (.�r..,�'1�� . . . / � �}�-�/�� G � �V- �� . . . . . . . . . . . . �/ _ • ��. . . . . . .. . �� 3► �2 � � 3� 3t� 3� � 3y, 3� �o �� 2 c�3 � P E T I T I 0 N . ..., .... ;'`',_:.. T0: BOARD OF RAI�iSEY COUNTY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MFH�ERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARR HIGA SCfl00L � ATHI,ETIC FIELD. I am in favor of buildin� the pronosed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachera to accommodate 3,000 people, a ecoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sporta and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The inatallation will iaclude the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the Highland Park Senior Aigh School. N� ADDRESS 1. �L • - - -- , /�'� � �•+.�C�. 2. 3. �� ..- 4. 7 `� " s. / 3 6. �/ 3 .!� � �. . 8. i�-, � •� 9. 10. � � b � 1 � . 12. /�� 13. G � � -�J� � �� r�.. 14. . �� -C' ��c-�— � 15. ��l,�ZL��t;� � �- �i. �/C7 � Gc1.� �.�-�t-t��r �Z�C �J't.6-, i 16. 2�-l��- �c � �� G�%.��,L�;- d.%2 `�, �la_ 17. �C'��1 " � ..-, ' / �' '7 C�?ti-L-G4-z t`� �c �� /�t _ Z��(.' �•. � P E T I T I 0 N � ..; .. .. „�:,•.:-.. T0: BOARD OF RAMSEY COUIITY COI�.MISSIONEttS MEMBERS OF THE $T.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL ME�iBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT ;�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TFIE HIGHLAND PARK HIGH S.Cfl00L ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favvr of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a acoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this _ � proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. � NAME � ' AD RESS 1 / S�� i;; j,: �� ,� � ' ) , a ' -� (c . 2 l! r l t � � w 3 . 4•�_��—� � 5.��:._ _ . . `` :� � 6. �'�"�i-:1 k--�-�' t_L:-s�-u�-•.--� �'ll -.S �r%�-�� , � �. ' �� ,� % � -� J'%� 3 � � �� $. �,<_� '-�-.C� �� --�. c � � �. � �. ; � c � 9. �- � - � �,,..� � _••,�,� -z ,�� , � , , � � i �o. ��- �� fi�� /� ��. , 3 �r� �� : , . , �� 2. ` �v �%� � � ,�� v�� ll �'7 f �. �''��' �v ,� . �. �;� --�� , 7 �3 �,(��-� �� ,� ��- -� �� '�'a4��'- ' �.�1. 'f Y�"�c>' ��f vi.2�—rc� � s-z-✓ / � ! .�'� . 15. � �' ��i �/. � � L � `�� 6. ' �; _ ,�.��t-1_ � �+z �_.(� �h. i�. '��---- ` � . r �, r �� . � � � ��l - __.____ . _ . _l�. ___ __ ao � �, , , _ �3_ _ . a�, � . .�� _�___ . . ______,__ � __ . _ _____ ___ � _- -_____ , , _____ � __ ;. . _______.�_ __ � �--r � � P E T I T I 0 N � � _.. . . . . .. � ',�.�_. T0: BOARD OF RAMSEY COUIQTY C01�lMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MII�4BERS OF THE BOAP,D OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �{'625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK AIGA SCHOQL ATHI,ETIC FIELD. I am in favor of buildin� the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phyaical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fiead lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fielda for the athletic and physical education programs of both Che Highland Park Junior Hi�h Sch�ol and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N�M ' ADDRESS 1. .' - �f� ��l-e.,f�/-� Y�° ��•s-l. 2.�.' '� � 2`O �' G� 3 4. �. 5. � ��%�r �-� �� 1' � ;:, _�� y;- 6. >y� 4, `' �' o� 7. • , -- ��. _-� , , - 8. � - �cy 9. ��''�� ' �-� � C. . `, lU• �j L: _ 11. ��'/J ��.'►l,(�t;P o'1 �s3 � L� , Xy ,i/ �'- � i2. �� > / �/,�� . � is. /�� 14.�� Z/ � ��/� � �Grl�-�, 15 ��'w-r.� • / S/e � ,/ � ' /H 16. � � � 17. � /.� a . � - P E T I T I 0 N ' ..,;., - ,:..... t:-_. T0: BOARD OF RAMSEY COUNTY COI�iMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL ME[+iBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK AIGA SCAOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h Sch�ol and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. , . , , : N� ' ADDRESS �� /�1 1. Q � � - ��: "� �/�Lj� `� ' 'J 2• �f' U �- � °L- i �y�-.i �-` 1,• 3. � ° � ��?�,� - _ 4. � ��1� �� l�i�—�-- 5. � - !�¢.. �.l � � "� • 6. ,�� 02 / l� G . �. � � � 8. � c� n 9. 10. r � � .�_ r o � � 11, pc� . 1 L 12. �p y , J 13. � 14. . / 15. -t � O o� ::.--�=�-�"C��.,..� . �6. "L�. � ��3;Gt � l L( � _��i�. � �-_ � �, , ' T I �`_� . . , � tr _.. t'�f:;. :'�.i. � . � ' ' T0: BOARD OF RA?�iSEY COUNTY COIvLMISSIONE?tS MEMBERS OF TIiE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEAiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION — SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 ------°^ •T � urrt�ti,A13D PARK HIGH S.CHOOL �� I � �D i� � i_._. C�C'� C-� � 1'�S - . �� b� � �� r r� � � � � � � � �� .//�` .� �� r� � � � ��, + r� �� - �� ' � �t t C� �r � �� 'r,fl/� �- '�-- ' �(�� n, ; :,, V f �� , � �, , - � �� . -, -� �� d � �; � ,,. . �d�� ;� � _ �� ` � ��a . . --- ` � %. � �� ` �, ��""��; ; r � P E T I T I 0 N ,� - . ..: . .. _. T0: BOARD OF RAiiSEY COUIITY COI�`1ISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THL� ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL 1�PiBEItS OF THE BOA17D OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTR.ICT ��625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT T�IE HIGHLAND �ARK HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor nf building the prouosed athletic facility at the fliRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The instal].ation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. ��E • ADDRESS 1. � �� v�gv� 5-��.. (�v � 2. �— �U e�o� �C./d�L�c,�r�c-t�C. -�` . 3. � 6 a. �� Z s. o?�v � �o l�L,�ct.�.c�c.�-c..e-�. � �,,5� � �, . 6. ..f? f✓'� 7 i�, 1 7. l � °'Z . �C� �..t/ �n,�'GG L7• � l / if'L�r ��,1�'�/ K�// uL �f 9. � Z �'q .�o~ io. '�� . w . r . � 11.. 0� 12. - d� d�� . 13. � � 'O�- 6 ot ` �4. �Zb � � �- 15 � - `�D . G(.�l1�Il,G� 16 � / -� ��. S �o.�D ✓� � �� ' �� .�, i �� n � ��r � � �' °� 7� �o- � ___. �. �� .��. , �� ' t�-�'� PETITION ��`� `- --. T0: BOARD OF RAt�iSEY COUIVTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEPiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �t625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT T�I� HIGHLANA PARR F[IGA �CHQOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accom�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie7d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. NAME ' ADDRESS �. ` � ��v N.�-� - �--� ; � 2. �::..---...--�--� 21 � � c�o _i4�? 3. �— r q�, � � �{ � � 5. . �u'1 ��a 1 t '�1 6. �: . � � �su 7 ��i . �. .� - C�� G, .-.�;L., �"T f�_Z C/ �� y � `\ 8. �_ �� . , 9..��,-��- � � �� j � 3 �- -�-� . 10. ✓� - �-�� ^ ),-c,-u �-�� ;' 3' - tl�s-�-��F_�-c�.i J 11 ` D �- 12.� �� - ��, ��' `'� .�� ` ��'� - . 13. ,:� / 5 / �.--�- 14. f n -O �-.�' � �f � f r�.. .- � �5.7� � ��- � ��- 16�s �:, !{�l�'' �'' �G� '�;4�1`�v t1� , ' ;� � � q % � 17. � 'i 3-�i �,. � _S��:-�r P E T I T I 0 N r��L si�'L�L11 . �: `:` _: T0: BOARD OF RAI�iSEY COi3I1TY COI�IISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEAiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4E625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TAE HIGI�LAND PARK AIGH S.CHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the FliRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities designed to accomanodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �� • ADDRESS _ i. �i°.�-�-�-�_- �-�--u-� � ` -�.--�- � 2. � ` �/ ;� 3. (o � � 4. ! �� - % 7 � �- s. c'---' /' S � S �7%��-�— _.. b�� .�'�a�-��r, ��9 y �� ,__ �� J�� -, �. Vl, ?• C '"' ^ (' �? �- �_ ` $. e.�� 2. r�.� -E' .. ..� 9. �n� c�x/_1. � �G � _ `, c: f ' 10. � , � . �-�` '�;-,� �,v�c�,,. �. C_-:,�.�. i�... � � � - __ � /� � � , � ` iz. � ,� �"' �° � � � , /�. 13. :`, - �- `% � � 14. `�� 1 . � 1 :� ��S ? .p� :�s�r,c�►�� . i�. ��,�a.� - 6 � �° r��> ' � �� . , P E T I T I 0 N � �2�"`- ��h� T0: BOARD OF RAi�iSEY COUAITTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEI+iBERS OF THE BOA,RD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TFIi: HIGHLAiV'D PARK HIGH SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Fli�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,0�0 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the junior and senior hi�;h school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �� ' ADDRES _ 1. � �- ��.�!/• �.� � % -�, C_�. � f ' � ,� , ,�:� : 2 _ �, 3. � * � 4. r Z S S . 5. ._ - � 6. /99 ,, �� . � � � � , 9. , _� ' �, _ � � 10. -}L. � �.j�.c- � �n C l, 11. t v° � > � 12. .•�t�.c-r� � k. " ��L c..�t� 4 v i3. ° r�S`� i4. � ` � /di' c� ; , 15��,� , -- C� , , i ,- �i'' c f 16. � �� 17 C ,��'!�c?-Lt-�e�rr�'�-v-` / ��% /�C'l�--� P E T I T I 0 N i,'`ti 4-9'z�c�cK�--�-�- �C��J`�'"�' ,�; :. ... T0: BOARD OF RAi�iSEY COUNTY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEAiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EAUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TFI� HIGHLAND PARK AIGA SCAOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the AiRhland Park Athletic Field. These £acilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities desi�ned to acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation wi12 include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. NAME ' ADDRESS 1 �� ' 1 `�'l l � -�i `Z;, ��,:� � <�'/ ��L'�'y�'�"'��-s-�-�--: -, ;. 2. ,�r� `' ' n ,, , r/ � l 3. ��li'�.,C.� �._ �' ' ��?<, ��,,�. . � 4. -�� L �. E; s. 0 C�^-�- 6. _ �� ,� � � , 7. � . � oC�� ! .� 8. ��` ��S � � ' G�'�-L _� 9. _ �-�.�. �--.. �� Pa � �� , cs > �o. i'� ��'-��''-� � � � � f `--y� " C� =-� n(/�G - /. 1 11. - 0/� �-�— — 12. � � `l�. Q��-�,��- . 13. 'G'�� ll-�'�- � - .��J�.`�3�� 14. � � �� 15. � � � � 16. � �c.v�/�-�,-:,��/ rn,� - 17. 1�'nt�` yI',.�-• �' %' Y�-� � � ��-C_.� _� P E T I T I 0 N � `�'``�n-`'�C!'�fi�-�.. T0: BOARD OF RAIiSEY COUIJTY COlvLMISSIONERS MEi�BERS OF TH� ST: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEAiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TH� HIGI�LAh'D PARK AI�R S.CHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acco�nodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accomm�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ' ADDRESS 1.� n ,�'' ,� � � ---.._G' ' �� "' � � � � ,t rp ��^ 3. � `�� , '�� 4.� � � �j`, ,c; �, �. . � 5. - . ��-e�V.� ` G %m�`-�'.,-'' . 6. �� /,� �� /�.� 7• , �C — V "' i oL d �� j•y�..`��s 8. " . ��-z-oa�. � � L�9� .� � J /, C 9. r �O 10. ' �: ';� ! ��'"��f.� .:�7 r� � �� ° 1�� 11. �� f�� '-7 �, Q��- "�C� � 12. �ct�,�''z�-�-r� �'�f.�G - �'c>b' ,7 . 13. �� `� �i ��L 3 ; 14. ✓� . C.Z.t " � �; ,�,,��,�,� �� %6 ,G 15. +�� i�w,,-✓� .1.c? �: �� Ci,y � 16. c.C��:t �D � � � _ / 17. �'L' � �-t.l.�-�'� ' � P E T I T I 0 N • T0: BQARD OF RAtiSEY COUNTY COl'�iISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.. PAUL CITY COUNCIL ' MII+iBEFtS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 �� PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND k'ARK HIGA 5CHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,0�0 people, a scdreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iii�hland Park Senior High School. ;�� ADDRESS 1. ��L ;,'a`i'�.- . �-�it�- �J�`� �: S o� l�� ,,1 ' e� „ � � 2 L ,,� � �- _ � � , , � � � 4. l � _/i�Y�z 5• �l�C �I.�L'LCiC_� -� � 1:' � r 6. 'd� � � � 7. '�- ��..s�..r� F— ' � - .C !, :' .. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. � 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N ;.�` - � . :. .... .. T0: BOARD OF RArtSEY COUNTY COPLMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.. PAUL CITY COUNCIL MF.MBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK HIGA SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, And :aibuilding which will prov3de storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessarq landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior 8i�h School and the Highland Park Senior High School. p� ADDRESS 1 1 � 2. 7 '�� 3. � u� � ,3�� v; � l� � / / � / �� s. S � �� ,. -, - �-- � , 6. `��' �G�u�-t,e.+lL .� , 7. ' Z,: � -� � f / � 8. � -f�'' l�,e .�2/ 9. / `�' 10. � � l 11�,.� � � L� � :�I �e� �,,.�/�� --E..'— 12• ..,...r,_....� , ..��.._ /��'•l, ��` .a�' c (.e��. / J 13. �` :tl� 'r.�� '�"' � � / � � / /„ � �, 14. � '.✓' � ''� �, � 15. � � �` i r �r J� . ` tl . . � � � �� 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N . � :',L'•,�,., ;"'� T0: BOARD OF RAMSEY COUI�ITY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THL� ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK AIGH SGH40L � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Iiighland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a acoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie]d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athleCic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the Highland Park Senior High School. � ADDRESS 1 ' � S'r- S"s!O S" . 2. L��r � a �J�S" 3. l(v /5 4. .z.S� 5. �� G � . .,-� f. ,_ � -� 6. ' � I � �� n �"-�� -�� , �., r� �� s-�- � �. , , o� s. � . �� ' :.t�, �`"i/ 9. 3 � /� io � .30-�' .1��-�- /L� S� s'�%6 ii. ��-��-�--�� v, � _ �.�� -�� . 12. _"" ' t� 13. ► `M' i4. � 3 �--�-e- is. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N � � _.., .... `�'''- � T0: BOARD OF RAriSEY COUNTY CO1�tMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUI. CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCfl00L DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIG�iLAND PARK HIG$ SCHOOL • ATHLETIG,FIELD. I am in favor of buildin� the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will inc2ude: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilitiea designed to accommodate team sports snd physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie2d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Aighland �ark Junior Hi�h School a�d the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �ME ADDRESS . • 1. . 2. ,,� ` � 3. � O �' � ��. 4. 5. �. 6. - 7�� a:�:�'m %s 6� G�r 4 T� S �—� - � � � ' $. `' 9. � � , , � 10. ,�t�._ � 11. _ / 12. �/// 13. 14. 15. 16. i�. P E T I T I 0 N :��:.: - ,.; ... �..,. T0: BOARD OF RAMSEY COUIJTY COIrQrIISSIONERS , MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL � MEEiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT ��625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TAE HIGHLAND PARK RIGg SCSOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acco�rtodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ' ADDRESS 1. � �� ,, � 3 �,.�, ; :,4..t '`:_�`� � � C�� , 4.�O h, � �-U�U �'Q�c!'�,��d�+�rr��'��, ' 5. -�ty�-� �, ;�.`,� 6. .�' �� "� ., � ,� � 7. ',7 c...� _ _ ��.�1%1.�-5-•-•------'— � ^ �i'7 , / 8. , i j . 9. �� ° � 10. �-u. � ? / � 11 L��m _rz,�i:..�G� � � ..: �✓�sC? `� �,C tu" Cc.� � �� 12. � 13. � � 1 14. � '� �� ,/��7 � yL(�l�44�. � -L�7'�✓ 15. �� 16. 17. ' P E T I T I 0 N . R��:. � ,: ... �. ., Ta: BOARD OF RAPiSEY COiJNTY COI�IISSIOIdERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE B4ARD OF EDUCATION - SCHODL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK I�'IGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at thz Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acconmmodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the High2and Park Junior High Schnol and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. NAME ' ADDRESS .� � 1. � � �� 2. _� � \S- � 3 ' - - / / L ; 4. �?, . y /�-� 5 ; . , G , %��t� a S � .�: - ` 6. , � �. /� �- d.C��-- 8. � -�� ,C/a� ' "- -e 9. � � ,. � �' io. �� ii. lz. 13. 14. 15. 16. I7. � ,�!�-�� f'� ,� s�- � �s � PETITION � �r�� ' . / . �'c�C� , �� . .. .. f�- ' �/" •�s' �� s ' � ' �� T0: BOARD OF RAMSEY COUNTY 0 . C MMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUPiCIL � � MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT ��625 ._._--- PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK HIGA S.CflQOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at tha Hiqhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a acoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities desi�ned to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie]d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation wiZl include the necessary landscaping to h / accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and `� !�j physical education programs of both the Highland Park Ju ior Hi�h Schc�ol and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. / _.. , .�� ' ADDRESS 1._1`i�Sm a.S �c��/i/1 '� �� P�i'I�i1�Q ��✓ 2. � ` , 3. _ � (� 4. � , S. � 7�n,.cra- 6. — �. � � i7 �/o i7. �' 1� r � , r 8. v G� �_� t-i, v 1.- �,�t-t.� � ;,�° ��r�.�-'' _C% �i,-�"-r�� 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N T0: BQARD OF RAT�iSEY COUNTY COI�tMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.. PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEgiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TFIE HIG�iLANA PARK HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hiqhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities desi�ned to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie]d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �� • ADDRESS 1. ,�. . �. 2. c _.._ C c1 �J � �r��'�-r!'. 3. 4 6 1 � � . S. ' ' > � '�-�J�P�-{--'�_'� �, , c-� . 6.� 1 � .� . -� � 7• ,"�'�.,,ri;�^G.,.i�" '�r "`��f.. V:�. ,.. - , 8. , 9. 10. 11. 12. . 13. 14. 15. - 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N T0: BOARD OF RAI�SSEY COUIITY COi�IMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEi�iBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCfl00L DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHI.AlV'D �ARK HTGH S.CHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. � I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hiqhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accammodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. FieJd lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and phqsical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iii�hland Park Senior High School. �� - • ADDRESS . � 1. � 2. 3. `'^ 4. � � • L'G�� s. � ' � 6. Z-�-P H � L�J 7. f t 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N �.. � � • ,: . .. ... TOt BQARD OF RA2iSEY COUIITY COMMIISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.. PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEA4BERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING T4 FACILITIES AT TFIE HIGHI.AND �ARK AIGA SCHQOL � ATHI,ETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the HiAhland Park Athlet c Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,(J00 people, a scoreboard, snd .s:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accammodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie]d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� • ADDRESS ��C�J1� 0�4 �e�r-v1-� /�1('� �• � 2. '! / �- d !�t T 3 ��'nn �C✓'�� l � �w�.�..�,r—S� — �---� 4. �'I � / C't. 5. � ` %�SC� � 6. �, ag s, � � �. �� -s' l.� 8. �. �o. ��. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. a P E T I T I 0 N • ...t. ..., `-r:'=. '� T0: BOARD OF RAPiSEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MENIBERS OF TSE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARR HIGA S.CHOOL • ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of buflding the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acco�odate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities desigaed to accommodate team aports and physical education clasees for both the �unior and senior high school. FieJd lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Ai�h School and the Highland Park Senior High School. �� ADDRESS 1. �4't�IL ' • � 11� � �C ' �c,.�� 2 � . , C?' ./G./ 4. � � � � s. � " /�� f� � . / � . 6. 7. ,.�.� ' lp�T s: � r _ l�'G S-� �' ��SZ 9. � 10. . ... '_' �� 11. ` l�� ia. ` � �� ° p 13. _ 14. 15.. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N . ,�'�.-V.,A • � ...�. .. _. T0: BOARD OF RAI�iSEY COUI�TY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF T�iE ST.� PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCH�L DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARR HIGA S.Cfl00L � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accom�odate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a+bui3ding which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acco�odate team sports and phqsical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical educatioa prograzns of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the �iighland Park Senior High School. N� ADDRESS � �� _ /� 1. ��1 S rzT-r�z�c�-�' , � 2. �/, � 3 a S 6�ao�,��. " Ct�� , : 3. " 3 -�~ . 4. �� -�' �� "� -��='�'�� ; � 5 � '' � � j � , , �, � � 6. � � � � . • i. , � ,�' %' �� ,�A i � � 8. ' ' � �L'.�z.... � � i � � f la �� , � � �- �,� �, ; � < < i . ',� . � , �,_ �z. ��v-�� `�� z,�t� /��. r � �� `.�..::�� — -� � � �� 13. ,c:%' ,.�ti � 1�� -��. �-�-.�. �::.-2c°� ' c �4. ��,� 3 i �-� o�� %- 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N . :;t. • � ..t; .... ... T0: BOARD OF RAAiSEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.� PAUL CITY COUATCIL MEPiBERS OF T$E BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGflLAND PARR HIGfl SCfl00L • ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the propoaed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:buiiding which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsicaY facilities desi�nned to accommodate team sports and physical educatiion classes for both the �unior and senior hi�h school. Field lighCS are not included in this proposal. The lnstallation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fielda for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the Highland Park Senior High School. N� ADDRESS 1 r�v,,.s.�-�, �„i `�s.�_�' /-�02 ��"�_ . � 2. ' 44 3 � �v� . � �� 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N �:� • • :..�, _.. . t:-... T0: BOARD OF RAriSEY COUI�TY COMMISSIONERS Mhfi2BERS OF TEiL� ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF TflE $OARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT ��625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARR HIGH S.CHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the protwsed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�40 people, a acoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities designed to accomm�odate team sports and phqsical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fielda for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Aighland Park Junior High School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ADDRESS � � � 1. / " 7'�5 2. ; �,� , � �� 3. �' � Cu� ' �-- _ ' � � � � 5 �Q� �G"' � 6. /Ib��. �. , .�� ! ��''. .��...�e_.: s. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N i'Sr F T0: BOARD OF RAtiSEY COUIVTY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.. PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEt3BE�tS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCfl00L DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAI`ID PARR HIGH SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acco�odate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �E ADDRESS /� r .�? � /// G' / 1 ' �/ d/' '` '1 � 1/' 1 ' � V�'L � �iJ . •, �V � I�/vM-� 1.�//,:��.L, X//� ��f�i rL C"�-u�-f r <,2 0%/ . 2. , 3. . �-- a�m> , . � 4. 5.v� �!� , r/�/ �'.r > � ,z-� .'f S� �� r�G�... �'/�, . 6. " �� • 7. _..�_. "- � � � s. �/ S C!J /� ,,' � � �` � �'' � n 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N � =��:-�`� T0: BOARD OF RAMSEY COUNTY COI�LMISSIONERS � MEMBERS OF THE ST.. PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEAffiERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE SIGHLADJD PARR AIGA SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi$hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�J00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities desiRned to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior hi�h school. Fiead lights are not included in this proposal. The installation wi11 include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior fli�h School and the Highland Park Senior High School. N� ADDRESS 1. ��,v�"�-� G�,'�-� ,� �� '-''�"�'� `'� � z� �/- ,�-�e, ��t l � � � �� `�� 2. �vtivt-�-�= � � � �, , ,� �� 3. �«L �� z. -�-� /��' �� e �� . >�`✓�:� , 4. � � �� ` /� `��3 -� ''_t s. ' 6. l�� . 7. ` '�-c�'-f.� � a � t- ,�, � " , , , i `� '� � 8. �.{ ' /,�i' � �5 .S • �L�C`�/`�ti�- 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. is. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N .. .. .. � �;,,..-.... • T0: BOARD OF RAI�iSEY COUNTY COt�IMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL ME1+4BERS OF TIiE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCfl00L DISTRICT �625 PETITION REI.ATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK HIGg g.CA00L � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage. toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accammodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie]d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h Sch�ol and the Iiighland Park 5enior High School. N� ' ADDRESS 1 ' � � . . 2. 20 � . 3. ► � r' 4 � � ` S. O 3 CL,� 6. �,,� . � 7. 8. � 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N � �?r.� .`� - • ..x: ... _. T0: BOARD OF RAMSEY COUI�TY COI�iMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TAE HIGHLAND PARR AIGH SCHOOL • ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acco�odate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities desi�nned to . acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will iaclude the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ADDRESS 1. r � � � 2. � � � � �� %� �{ 7 /� 3� � � �r .i 2.C-� � '�� l�� .2�-� d � �� E'CC �(`� ., 4 <�* . ('�.�. L� �.��,/c��'-y � �' . 1 :� c�1r�~�-cQ� 5. `- 6. '` � � 7. %r .�_�C, �,�� -GLl� � � � � � ��- 8 J�� iC('�1 A� %/0 L� ?�.� :ft�< C�� . ' 9.. /' �o�A 10. 11 12. - 13. 14. is. 16. 1�. _f P E T I T I 0 N . :. f � :.�, .... _. T0: BOARD OF RAAiSEY COUI�TY COMMISSIONERS MF.MBERS OF THL ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MF.rIBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCfl00L DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIG�iLAND PARK HIGA SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic faeility at the Aighland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will iaclude: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities desi�ned to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ADDRESS i. � . .--`r- �-� 2. � � � t- 3. �� a. ' 'd s. / 7z�o L 7. 8. 9. - 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. ------- — P E T I T I 0 N it , . • ..:t; .... a.:.. T0: BOARD OF RAI�iSEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.. PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THL BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TAE HIGEiLAND PARK HIGH SCHQOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accomn►odate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, ead .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acconmlodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fiead lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical educatioa programe of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Highland Park Senior High School. N� ADDRESS �. .� i� s�`L,��o�.,� � �,_ � ��, � � — . 2. , 3. '�� -:�. � /'�s�� .-� � � �--�.--.. 4G �,{� /2 � 5 , �- �.s�,� /.�c . .. . . 6 �� ` �. 7. � 8. � 9. �-? � �� 10�� __�_. 11. 12. 13. lk. I5. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N ~ � * � .<<;,�„ ' � ....,, ... .. T0: BOARD OF RAt�iSEY COUNTY COI�CMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF T8� BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT T�iE HIG�LAND PARR HIGA S.CHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the pronosed athletic facility at the Iiighland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acco�odate 3,�J�0 people, a acoreboard, 8ad .s:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior hi�h school. Fie�d lights are not iacluded in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. � ADDRESS 1. ' � .2� c 2, s�G 3. �� 4. 5. . (/ 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E � I T I 0 N a .•q�:� �cs c1�rc-9� � � -::,:. � ,,, ... _.. T0: BOARD OF RAPiSEY COUPITY COMMZSSIONERS MEMBERS OF TH� ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEE4BERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT T�I� HIGHLAND �ARR tiIGB SCHQOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athl�tic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acc�t�fiodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the �iighland Park Se�tior High 5chool. ' ' ADDRESS 2. i a � ��-- 3. �� -2��.e_ � s o � 4. 5. . ` �Lt `� �L�J'� 6. �. ` �� 7. 8. ' 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. `� �tcva-._ /�� P E T I T I 0 N �: .. .. . T0: BOARD OF RAIiSEY COUNTY COi+'[.MISSIONERS MEMBERS OF T�iE ST.: PAUL CZTY COUNCIL . MEAiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCIi00L DISTRICT ��625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TFI� HIGHI.AIv'D �ARK AIGA SCHQOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acco�odate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities desi�ned to acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field li�hts are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ' ADDRESS 1 � � 1�,, . ;��;. ��, % � �� , fy �� 2. ,/�. /' ✓ � � r �, �` 3. `��l� vvN�..� `� T n ��.� .��,� � � ,�l �"� 4. ,, -� �j'�" � � � � �� ;..�._- 5 'L . i,-l•l�'lti, � y O t� ��.�-w� . '-'L�c.'� 6. ' � �w� i �� . i , �� .�.. �� s. ' - 9. 10. < 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N � _..: . . :�;... T0: BQARD OF RAt�iSEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEPiBERS OF THE BOAI{D OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGI�LAND �ARR HIGA SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of bufldin�g the proposed athletic facility at the FliAhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities wi11 include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a acoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities desi�;ned to acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation wiZl include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. ;y� � ADDRESS �. '� '� � � ��.�� . z. � � /�� .. 3. �� -�� /9'�� -� 4. %� �1�� ;l��(�'� 5. 6. 7. _ 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N � :..:.... ,. T0: BOARD OF RAI�iSEY COUI�iTY CO1K:"iISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEriBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND �ARK AIGH S.CHOOL , ATHLETIC FIELD. I sm in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Flighland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, nnd .s:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the abone and to provide suiCable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. NAME ' ADDRESS � � 1. . 2. �c�� Lon n� Iq I$ ��ci�nc�P�rs 3. Sear,h� �Co��s-e_ I kA So . Gle��annl �4�t• 4. � � 6. r t S" �_,. �. �� `� � c�� =.�:� r � r� � � ;� �. �_ �i �_. ____. t ( ' 8. � � d \� \�' \b� L `` . 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P B T I T I 0 N • �• �:�;.,, :��r:��. � T0: BOARD OF RA1�iSBY COUNTY C�IIS3IO�lERS � MEMBERS OF THE $'�.. PAUL CITY COONCIL Mffi�tB8R3 OF THE BO�ARD OF EDUCATION - SCROOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHL�AND PARR AIGfl SCBOOL • ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Iiighland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachera to accom�odate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:bui3diag which will provide storage, toilets, and other phyaical facilities desigaed to accommodate tesm aports and physical education class�s for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installatian will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education prog�tams of both the flighland Park Junior High School and the Highland Park Senior 8igh School. N� � ADDRESS 1. � .2 e �� .� 2. ��.� /!/�' L� 3. +� 4. �� '' 5. � � /�� e, P' �,�c' 6 ._� r �' -i � ,,.' , >. � . ' � :� � "� �� : "` � ..y .t., : _ <. '�. '� �. " �•• _ � �1 � 9. .�.�G_� ��:.� �1,j�C)�a �ut�, 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. --- _— 17. ----- -- P E T I T I 0 N ::,:. . ,: >. .. T0: BOARD OF RAi�iSEY COUIQTY CONLMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COJNCIL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT ��625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK RIGH S.CHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of buildinn the proposed athletic facility at the Hiqhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,��0 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� � ADDRESS � �f,n v 1 E�r ��`/P��v=, /js_� �� - _ .l 1�i=v�/► �� l , , , 2 � �i �L ,�_ �<LZC�t .' � rY� f c.(r' �,�[t Ii. 3. CJ ` 1 4. �� l� �� y c� ✓ �-- �; __ s. .�' --��:- � � 7 9 �/i��,� ��,;�� 6. �� v�,�. �i�:. �. 8. � 9. 10. 11. 12. . 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N T0: BOARD OF RAIiSEY CQUI�TY COt�IMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THL� ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEtiBELtS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTR.ICT 4�625 PETITIOPI RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TFIE HIG�iI.AND PARK AIGA SCfl00L � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the �Ii�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, sad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior hig,h school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h Schoal and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. � ADDRESS 2. �� ' ��d 3. � � 4. �� `. o-----� l d- � �.a^.-c�� ; � . s. 3 6. � 7. �� - ( �� s. ' �.�� 9. 3 �o. ��. . 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. i�. P E T I T I 0 N .�,.. _ .: .,..: . ,: .. T0: BQARD OF RAI+iSEY COUI�TY CONLMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THL� ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEPiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EAUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TfI� HIGHLAND PARK HICH S.CHQOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. � I am in favor nf building the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acconomodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accammodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. FieJ.d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ' ADDRESS r � � %' '� ` ( ` V .� � 1. 1�,�'� � � - . 2 � � � i�� 7 3. � , �/> � ^ �'�—'� .i'�� " � i �� i � �l ' � � � �-�(��. � , 5 . � � �G � �' . 6. �._ � ` �� '� ��%`~ 7. / �� ''7 ��o � '�% , . � � S� 8. I� 7 9 K0..�{1¢-u�'vL rl I�VYU.��n )S�3 . �5�/J/ ��l 10. 11. . 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N T0: BQARD OF RAI�iSEY COUIQTY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL P�IEtiBEKS OF TIiE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TFIE HIGHLAND �'ARK AIGH S.CHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. � I am in favor of building the proposed a�hletic facility at the Hi�;hland . Park Athletic Field. These facilities will inclu�le: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accom�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior hi�h school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� � ADDRESS i I '' ��✓ Gc. ��h 1�� d'�� i��'l'�� S!/A�( t' 2• � � / ' � / l�� /�(/"�G"�(.� � � 3. 'A � (- �i � c;�,.�.;,r� 4. `-'� o�.. C� u 5. � '�'� , � �; � �-�2�1'� 6. � ��d' �`� �. �� l�C- �C. �-� ..C- O ��, CLL'c��-.'- , . , , a ,•, 1 ��__. .. � , . I 1 t � `� 8. �.. i\�-�.-`��—�--` �..—, lL � ` � 9 {�L�,�1.5` ,��9 A J 1 ��y l� � �:��s .�� 10. 11. 12. - 13. 14. 15. -- 16. _ _ 17. P E T I T I 0 N , ' .a4tt..:. • . T0: BOARD OF RABiSEY COUI�TY COPtMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL NIEPiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCfl00L DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARR HIGA SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acco�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie�d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical educatioa programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �� ADDRESS • l�-C�.� 1. , � ' , �� 2. � _ 2�...�.Q.,.. 3. ` 4 J � .��.�.�•.� 3 s. � � � 6. 7 8. 9. 10. 11. ia. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N � ..,: .... ... T0: BOARD OF RAi�iSEY COUI�TY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF TIiE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEPiBERS OF THE BOAFtD OF EDUCATION - SCHQl9L DISTRICT ��625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT T�i� HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of huilding the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities desi�ned to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. � • ADDRESS : � � �. �� ' ��r � � / � � ..---�► , ; / / , � / � � 2� �, ��» �/�/ :�- �� f c�c� �� G',% _--Ct%�l >r.<,t- l 1�-,j' � 3. � 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. .. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N =�.{•. . T0: BOARD OF RAPiSEY COUNTY CONLMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE AIGHLAND PARK HIGA SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hiqhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accom�nodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a+building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities desi�ned to accommodate team sports and phqsical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie1d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ADDRESS 1. �` �` � L'// � �.x-��' .: 2 d%I�= � r'9� ! � ,�l � �c " / Cf�� %/� '-f�/1�i J /� /�L`L>:, � � ,� i�-( 3 \ �_ �.ti��'��-�2..� ��-�e�s'��LZi'//j"11iL'• . 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. __ 17. yo �.o,e� ��p r��f b��y�s o� o�E�- c�C�71�1'U �1�1��"t"�IM P E T I T I 0 N /'��'S�d�il!� a� J�: goC!� �,��' `TR�L:�G.:°"�,�`�.'` ';,. - �'�` __.__ _ . OARD OF RAriSEY COUNTY COirLMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUATCIL MEPiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK HI�A SCfl00L � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facilitq at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. _ These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical educatioa classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installatfon will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Ii3ghlaad Park Senior High School. ' ADDRESS 1. �� . f� � 2. � G' � ? ��'.-�� ,� �� f� � l t s. �.--� � � , , . { . , 4:� �\ s. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ii. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N ,: . ..- T0: BOARD OF RAtiSEY COUIVTY COT�IMISSIONEItS MEMBERS OF THE ST: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEAiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4I625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK 'HIGA SC�OOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. � I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, uad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities desiqned to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The instal].ation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High Sch�ol and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ' ADDRESS 1�/� ��• � 3� � 2 S� 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N -iC. . T0: BOARD OF RAt�iSEY COUIJTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL ME@iBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TFI� HIGF�LA1VtD PARK AIGH �CHQOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of buildin� the proposed athletic facility at the Ai�;hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accom�odate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior hig.,h school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fielda for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. NAME ' ADDRESS 1. � 2. ' �a G 3. 4. S. - 6. - 7. 8. �� 9. 10. ii. . 12. 13. 14. 15. � 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N :;,-.� T0: BOARD OF RA2SSEY COUNTY COI�IISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEAffiERS OF THE BOAkD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT ��625 PETITIOPi RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TflE HIGHLAND PARR AIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the I�Iiqhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior hi�h school. Fie]d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. NAME ' ADDRESS , 1. " � '' . 2. Q /B� �, .. 3.� � '� �� "� _ � � �j� , � 4. 5. — 6. 7. 8. � 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. • P E T I T I 0 N r: ... `��` ... - T0: BOARD OF RAt�iSEY COTJIVTY COI�iISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCTL MEAiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK RIGg SCBaOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of buildin� the proposed athletic facility at ttie HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities wili include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�100 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fie]d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ' ADDRESS 1. � �a �C•c� 2. � . � � 3 ,� . 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N � �:•,._ . � _..,.,. . ,. T0: BOARD OF RAttSEY COUNTY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEP�IBERS OF T$E BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCfl00L DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARR AIGH S.CHOOL • ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the pronosed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will iaclude: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:buiiding which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Aighland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Sighland Park Senior High School. N� ADDRESS 1. "� , � _ 2. �� y � - _ 3. 3 z � 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N � __:�,.. . � T0: BOARD OF RA�iSEY COUNTY COT�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MiEI+4BERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTR.ICT �625 PETITIOPJ RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIG�iLAIdD PARK 1iIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a acoreboard, and .e:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilitf.es designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes £or both the �unior and senior high school. Fie]d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �� ADDRESS 1. ' l 7 °�' 2. �� Ql. .{.-�� 9 � ' g 3. � 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. I7. P E T I T I 0 N .: - T0: BOARD OF RAc1SEY COUNTY COM^1ISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL ME@iBEkS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGtiLAND PARK HIGA SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of buildinr� the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to acco�odate 3,A00 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other phqsical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �� ' ADDRESS . . .� �. / Z `-�t U � , � � �. 2. ��a o . 3 e��t �� $d 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. . 13. 14. I5. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N ' • ..... ..... a.;r:'._ T0: BOARD OF RAI�ISEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CIZ`Y COUNCIL MEAiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK HIGH S.CHOOL � ATHI.ETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the prouosed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities desiRned to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �anior and senior hi�h school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to ac�omplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical educatioa programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� ADDRESS 1. � �' � 2. �- ' . , 3. � . �'. , � ,� � _.�� 1 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ii. 12. _ 13. 14. 15. __ 16. 17. --__ — ,_^ P E T I T I 0 N .,��,, � . ,: . . .... T0: �OARD OF RAiiSEY COUI�iTY COI�'IISSIONERS MEMBERS OF TH� 5T.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF TIiE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTR.ICT 4f625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT T�IE HIGI�LAND �ARK AIGH SCfl00L ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities desi�ned to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior hig,h school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� � ADDRESS � l. � " 2. - 3. 4. 5. — 6. 7. 8. ' _ 9. 10. 12. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N :-�,� � T0: BOARD OF RAD�EY COUNTY COM_^iISSIONERS MEMBERS OF T ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEI+iBERS OF TIiE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT T�IE HI�IiLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Highland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,0�0 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical fac3lities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fielde for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� � ADDRESS 1 WCI 1 �{` �C�� C�1c��r► �� ' `` 1 2. , �'c_ �G ' ' 3. ,d�'' , 5 � A � 4. - 5. 6. ` 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N T0: BQARD OF Rt�iSEY COUIVTY COTrI"�IISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MII�iBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TFIE HIGHI.AND PARK HIGA S.CAOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scnreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to acco�nodate Ceam sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fielde for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �� • ADDRESS � �� 1. c�L-E.. 2. . �2%2� G' / / -� � 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. � 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N � ..c: .. `',:.... T0: BOARD OF RAiiSEY COUI�ITY COT�MISSIONERS MEMBERS OF TH� ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEI�ffiERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT 4�625 PETITIOPI RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TfIE HIG�II�ADID PARK HIGH S.CHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scorebo�rd, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accomanodate team aports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. N� • ADDRESS � / �J� �r �, 1. fS �/� i�c�-G� � , �. '� q • 2_,\ ,� ,��=-� 5 `3 S .�#. �"�-c.."= 3. 4. 5. 6. _ 7. 8. � .. 9. I0. 11. 12. . 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N � ..�;.... ... T0: BOARD OF RAi�SSEY COUI�ITY COMMIISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THL ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEPiBERS OF TIiE BOAkD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAl�1iJ PARK HIGA SCflQOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the pronosed athletic facility at the I�Ii�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,040 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and.physical education classes for both the �unior and senior hig,h school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the aChletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�rh School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. NAME ' ADDRESS � `�� 6 , 2. 3. 4. S. -- 6. 7. � $. . 9. 10. 11. _ 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N :��,,,: - T0: BQARD OF RAi1SEY COUI�TY CO1tiLMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEAiBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCfl04L DISTRICT 4t625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHI.AND PARK HIGA SCHQOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the �IiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation wi21 iaclude the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �y • ADDRESS 1. / • � 2. ` �� 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. - 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N � � :,.: ,_ _ T0: BQARD OF RAeiSEY COUI�TY COMMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEZ•iBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT #625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND PARK AIGA SCHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the Hi�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, end .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accommodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior Hi�h School and the Iiighland Park Senior High School. �� ADDRESS 1. � 2 J/,� � � j�'j �� 3 �c�' �,-� i 70 3 �. - 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. � 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. P E T I T I 0 N .,` . ., . T0: BOARD OF RA2�iSEY COUP]TY COI�LMISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MII+iBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT �625 PETITION RELATING TO FACILITIES AT THE HIGHLAND �ARK RIGA SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facility at the I�Ii�hland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,�00 people, a scoreboard, and .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accom�odate team sports and physical educatian classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Fiel.d lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical- education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the Iii�hland Park Senior High School. N� � ADDRESS 1. � 2. !1 1 ) �� " C�� " �� 3. 4. 5. _ 6. 7. 8. � 9. 10. 11. _ 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. --- 17. P E T I T I 0 N � .,<:... T0: BQARD OF RAriSEY COUIITY CO�MISSIONERS MEMBERS OF THE ST.: PAUL CITY COUNCIL MEt�iBERS OF TIiE BOARD OF EDUCATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT ��625 PETITIOAI RELATING TO FACILITIES AT TfIE HIG�LAND �ARR AIGA 3CHOOL � ATHLETIC FIELD. I am in favor of building the proposed athletic facilitq at the HiRhland Park Athletic Field. These facilities will include: bleachers to accommodate 3,000 people, a scoreboard, aad .a:building which will provide storage, toilets, and other physical facilities designed to accomanodate team sports and physical education classes for both the �unior and senior high school. Field lights are not included in this proposal. The installation will include the necessary landscaping to accomplish the above and to provide suitable fields for the athletic and physical education programs of both the Highland Park Junior High School and the iiighland Park Senior High School. _ N� � ADDRESS -� 1. y._ � ' ,� � � � �- 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. - 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. _