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260538 ' WHI7E� - CITV CLERK t ��; � � ��_ PINK .i - FINANCE COUIIClI U C.2NAR;- DEPARTM NT GI OF SAINT PAITL BL1jE - Mf►'YOR � F1�N !` r >4 � o ' e olution ' Presented By Refe d T , Committee: Date Out of Committee By � Date RESOLVED� by the Mayor and Council of the City of Saint Paul� in behalf of said City and its people� that offieial cognizance hereby is taken and recorded� in permanent attesta- tion, of the great and incalculable benefit to our Nation resulting from and secured by his unselfish and constaritly efficacious career of publie service, in the Congress , as Vice President and in his office as President of the United States of America� by the late Lyndon Baines Johnson� wherein he unflaggingly and sedulously strove with unprecedented success for the establishment of civil rights and the free exercise of the same by all of the citizenry of our Nation� under the Federal Constitution and laws enacted by Congress, unimpeded by prejudiee or discrimination based on race � color� creed, national ancestry or other untenable ground; that the people of the City of Saint Paul � in common with those of other parts of our Nation, throughout his public career� noted his persistent endeavor through legislative and administrative processes� for the passage and implementation of other far-reaching social legislation inuring to the benefit of all the citizenry� which charaeterized his manifest attitude of charity toward mankind; and that the people of the City of Saint Paul� as well as those of othe.r parts of the Nation� by reason of his death, on the 22nd day of January, i973, have experienced and will experienee a great sense of loss and deprivation; and FURTHER RESOLVED, that the people of the City of Saint Paul, in common with the rest of the Nation� throughout the tenure of said high office of the Presidency and as Vice � President� and since his retirement� during which times said people of Saint Paul have been honored to visit with him� noted and appreciated and shall remember his undeviating and unselfish public service ; that the people �Y the Gity of Saint Paul� mindful of the burden of grief which his death occasioned to his surviving wife � Lady Bird, to his daughters � Lynda COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: Hunt Konopatzki In Favor Levine Meredith A gains t BY Sprafka Tedesco Mme.President Butler F m Approve by Ci rne Adopted by Council: Date C� Certified Passed by Council Secretary By Approved by Maxor: Date Appro by Mayor for mission . By BY _ WHITE . - CITY CLERK ��..`�� PINK - FINANCE COL111C11 Uv BLIiE�Y�- MA�YORTMENT GITY OF SAINT PAUL File NO. � � . � ' . Council Resolution Presented By Referred To � Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date Page 2. Robb and Luci Nugent, to his grandchildren and to other members of his family, do hereby express to them profound sympathy in {�is hour of their bereavement; and FURTHER RESOLVED� that the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to cause a copy of this resolution to be prepared and delivered to said Lady Bird Johnson with all convenient speed. COUIVCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays Hunt Konopatzki [n Favor r �__ -�e�+++� Meredith � Against BY Sprafka Tedesco Mme.President Butler �A� 2 41973 Form Approved by City Attorney Adopted by Council: Date Certifie ssed by Co e tary BY Approv by M r: Date Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council gy By PususN�u F B 3 9Z . • . ,�: - <t t , i- _.� ,�G,0 ��j/ — 1 +�(J � !�%q��G� ��y"1 L �� 2 -ler E �cr:� .;,�-�� 'y' ; ' , ��.( �J• . . _ - ' � sY � . � _ h�. � � � >� � il� r�, - , , ��,'v � - �r�.: �.- -+i...��'-� ` � � � Gi�Ra.d., Jlorce�2�� xa� �eb,�cuan� 7; 1973 . �� ea,� �t�n. ��ccn�hr��2: I-t vaa.S hea�zwa.�r,,,��g ,i a rceee�.ve _ �12e tin�bu�e. �a m�{ hu�5f�av�d �na�n �ke memben� a� �he C�.�y Cauvle.t� av�d � .' e�..��,zevl� �{y �he C�..�y av Sa�.vc� Pauti ��x.., � and cvm�an��.ng �a hv�au� yau ane � �� ., �sharc.��ig my .�a�.s . ��ea�, e ea-�ve�;r m�f deer� u�;�her_,�c�- � �„�o�i �a a2.� v�Nc �a.r_vr.ed .tri you7 Ger�e,�.�u3 ex;�rce��.c��i a�y �5 _!mt��a��2!� � a��d �tr.�,ev�da h.�.�� . � � � 5.;.��cene�y, . � � , ��z..�-;.- 7�-`� ��._ � � . ,., ,, � _ __..�..�_��,. �__--_�---- , �, . - � �� _ .l .-� �,4. � _*...�:�� Noszcs.ar r �� P ti�jle �I I ':' ,� • �d j to t��e r�he as i�'e R. . { J �� . ..:��,' � Q Pa the �� +,' t<. Coup � '� s�81d}� !N .Q� wUl eq- da � t.. t� Y� ALI+. ,(Idarch 7�1. 110773) , _, � '. ' •ASSOCIATION OF ST. PAUL COMNiUNITIF.S TO '�HF ST. PAUL CITY COUPJCIL 3t. P�ul, �linttesota Dear �iembefs of the Councils For �ae�rly five years the As�ociatior� oP St. P�ul Co�aunities, through its serer�l representAtives, he.s urged the City Couricil to talte up cott— sider�tion of the proposed zrew Zoning Code for the city and �ore toward its adoption. Ptow that the Council, aPter several months of he�rings� is gettin�; into serious and i.ntensi�e review of this ♦it�l, forward—loolcins document, we co�end the Council for its efPort• tow�;rd Pinal acceptwnce. Although there are �aany co'►plex det�ils to be settled in the Zonin� Ordinance, we belie�e ths.� you �a Council �aenbers have h4�i considerable time to weigh the r�erita oP the zotting proposals. Hence� we would urffie you to seelc a�rreemen�s, set up necessary public he�rix��s, and mo�e Por fin�l appror�l withia a period not exceeding six �eonths, and prePee�ably four �onths. The Association oP St. Paul Co�nunitie� has proposed at various tir�es during the p�s� two year: th�t P�st—f'ood dri�re—in restaurants and siaailar establish�aents, and par�ing lots as �djunct: to com�ercial establishirients be properly def'i.ned �nd the�t certain re:triction. be set up Por their operation. The A ssociation has also proposed thnt per�its not be is�ued f'or the construction oP nex co�eercial buildings which are to be used Por buai— nesaes that �ight be detris�ental to adjoining residenti�l areas before notiPication has been given to ho�aeowners within 300 P�et of the site� �nd authentic co�unity or�anizationr within the are�. which are on record in the D�iayor�s office and with the City (7ouncil. 3uch notificatioa should be s�t least 30 days bePore �ny he�rin� ia held, and should apply to re—zottin� applicationo, changes in the naturecsf' a business, and liquor license tr�nsf ers. With the details noted abo�e, the Association oP St. Paul �o�unities, �eeting on this date, did endorse in essence the proposed amend�ents to the Zoning Code propoaed by Counci]�ee�n Tedesco relating to Pa�t—Pood drive— ins ;.�?zapts 60 and 63 of' the Legislative Code) and to v�hicular parking place pers�its (CY�pta. 60 and 64). � - elyyo ` � �— c . -t�-...�------- 1016 Laurel Avenue ge W Winteri F'resident St. Faul, l�N 55104 Associe:tion oP St. Faul �o�unitiea April 4, 1973 CITY OF SAINT PAUL OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY PLANNING DEPARTMENT VINCENT M. COUGHLIN PLANNING COORDINATOR March 14, 1973 Madam President and Members of the Council Room 719 City Hall Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Madam and Council Members: On February 23, 1973, the City Planning Board held a public hearing on two ordinances amending the Zoning Code. Ordinance 260540 regulates drive-in and fast food restaurants and Ordinance 260539 changes the procedures for approving parking lots. The Notice of Public Hearing was published in the Saint Paul Legal Ledger on February 3, 10, and 17, 1973. Copies of the Printer's Affidavit of Publication are attached. The two Ordinances had been considered previously by the Planning Board at its meeting on December 15, 1972. At that meeting the Board discussed and adopted a subcommittee report which described the purposes of the Ordinances and recosmnended their approval. A copy of the report, marked Report ��1, and the minutes of the meeting are attached. At the conclusion of the public hearing on the two Ordinances on February 23, after hearing all who wished to testify, the Board considered a subcommittee report which proposed findings on the Ordinances and which recommended that the provision, as published in the public notice, for access to residential streets, Section 60.05, f. , (2), be amended. The report, marked Report �k2, giving the Board's findings and reco�nended amended provision is attached. After considering the public hearing testimony and report, the Board adopted the subcou¢nittee report. Motions were made and seconded to approve Ordinances 260540 and 260539. Both motions passed unanimously. The minutes of the public hearing at this date have not been approved by the Board; upon approval of the minutes by the Board they will be sent to the Council so that the record may be camplete on these two Ordinances. Very truly yours, �,.`.—_� �� . �� Vincent M. Coughlin Planning Coordinator VMC:RR:mb Attachments 421 Wabasha, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 (612) 298-4151 � � � . E P o c�.-t- 2 REPORT TO THE CITY PLANNING BOARD ON ORDINANCE 260540 (RESTAURANT), AND ORDINANCE 260539 (PARKING LOTS) REVIEW OF PAST ACTION Ordinances regulating fast food and drive-in restaurants and changing the procedures for approving parking lots were referred to the Planning Board in July and November of 1972. On December 15, 1972, the Planning Board adopted the report of the New Zoning Ordinance Subcommittee which recammended substituted ordinances for the ordinances referred to the Board. (Copy of report attached.) On January 24, �a73, the Board's substituted ordinances were introduced in the City Council and referred to the Board for. a public hearing. (Ordinances 260539 and 260540 attached.) PUBLIC HEARIPdG The Planning �oard will hold a public hearing on the two ordinances at its regular meeting on February 23, 1973, at 9:30 A.M. at the Bosrd's office. � Newspaper notices have been published in the Legal Ledger on February 3, 10, and 17, 1973. CHANGE TO RESTAURANT ORDINANCE The provision prohibiting access from drive-ins and fast food restaurants onto local residential streets adopted by the Board in December was changed in the ordinance referred to it in January. ' The ordinance adopted by the Board in December stated: "(2) Points of vehicular ingress and egress shall not be onto a local residential street." � The ordinance referred to the Board in January states: "(2) Points of vehicular ingress and egress shall not be ontc a Page 2 street located in a residentially zoned district." The Subcommittee believes neither provision adequately defines the situation which is to be regulated. The Subcommittee recouanends the follow- ing provision be substituted: "(2) Points of vehicular ingress and egress shall not be onto a street which is used primarily for access to abutting residential property." ,..�_.; +: The a�ove provision defines local residential street and will adequately specify the type of street from which access is to be prohibited. REQUIRED ACTION BY PLANNING BOAR� Section 64.06 of the Zoning Code requires the Board to make the following findings: 1. Consider whether the number of description of real estate affected by amtr.dments to an existfng zoning ordinance render the obtaining of written consent impractical. . 2. The Planning Board shall have nade a survey of the whote area of the City or of an area of not less than 40 acres, within which the amendment would take affect when adopted. 3. A finding must be made on one of three alternatives: a. the amendment is reasonably related to the overall needs of the City, or; b, the amendment is reasonably r.elated to existing land use, or; c. the �nendment is reasonably related to a plan for future land use. 0 PLANNING BOARD FINDINGS ON RESTAURANT ORDINANCE 1. Since the ordinance affects all land within the City, the obtaining of written consent of two-thirds of the desc�i°ption of real estate affected by the ordinance is impractical. ' ' Page 3 2. The Planning Board has made many surveys of the whole area of the City beginning in 1957 and continuing into 1972. Such surveys consist of land use surveys, existing zoning surveys, and survey in conjunction with comprehensive plans. 3. a. The ordinance is reasonably related to the overall needs of the City because public officials are allowed to review the design of fast food and drive-in restaurants in relationship to surrounding uses and conditions. The existing zoning code allows fast food and drive-in restaurants to locate in all non-residential zonin� districts throughout the City without regard to the character of an area. Until this condition is remedied by a new zoning code which distinguishes between differing commercial districts such uses should be examined at public hearings. b. The 6rdinance is reasonably re'lated to existing use by prohibiting fast food and drive-in restaurants from small, isolated zones and b� regulating the trafric flow of fast food and drive-in restaurants when they are near residential uses. c. The ordinance is reasonably related to a plan for future land use by furthering the Comprehensive Plan principals of eliminating conflicts between residential and non-residential use and protecting the boundaries of adjacent land use groups. ° PLANNING BOARD FINDINGS ON PARKING ORDINANCE 1. Since the ordinance affects all land within the City, the obtaining of written consent of two-ttzirds of the description of real estate affected by the ordinance is impractical. Page 4 2. The Planning Board has made many surveys of the whole area of the City beginning in 1957 and continuing into 1972. Such surveys consist of land use surveys, existing zoning surveys, and survey in conjunction with comprehensive glans. 3. a. The ordinance is reasonably related to the overall needa of the City by allowing public officials to examine at a public hearing parking permits when circumstances indicate a useful purpose can be accomplished. The circumstances for examining parking permits could be when land is zoned for a specific use but another use is proposed, or when conditions of design have been attached to a rezoning, or when tY:e . zoning district is improper. b. (Does not apply.) c. �?�oes not apply.� . � PLANNING BOARD RECOMMENDATION ' The Planning Board recommends the ordinance regula.ting fast food and drive-in restaurants, as amended by the Board, and the ordinance changing the procedures for approving parking lots be adopted by the City Council. 0 • ^ I�arry E. Marshali ' Albert B. Olson City Clerk and �tTY �F Council Recorder � Com�nieioner of Registrmtion .�`' 'y, � g �..'i•,,,�,'-^� "•`� _ �� = ;= OFFICE OF THE CITX CIERK CITY �F SAINT PAUL EUREAU OP RECORDS s88 City Flall St.Paul,Minnesota 55102 January 2�+, 1973 Planning Board 1010 Commerce Bldg. �;, pa,•,y2 GentlE:�en: .-� .� The City Cbuncil today gave First Reading to the attached ordinance amendin� ,^,hapters 60 ana 63 of the Legislative Code, pertaining to zoning restric- tions of f�.�t food xestaurants and drive-i.n restaurants, Oouncil File 2605�+0, and the ordinance was referred to the Pl�nnir�g Board f�r reoommendation. V ry truly yours, " �� City C rk � AO�ng . � � � � � � � � ��r� z � �sTz � ��t�g� �s�� . �� . ��a� .,�,�o 'WN1TF - GITV CLERK � � � � P11JK . •- FINANCE ^ r TT COUIICll � `� _}) � . � ��ANARY - C�EPARTMENT � G I TY Gl�' S�I�T 1 P�Ll L � ��J �� .,LUE, - MAyOR File NO�• �� " j . .. . - . .I . . ., . .. . . � . �'+. : �/ � �i �� Ordinance N 0. Preseated By �'°.�� Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date AN ORDINANCE AMENDIIVG SEC'TION 60.23(4) OF THE SAINT PAUL LEGISL:�TIVE CODE PERTAINING TO TNE PROCEDURES FOR THE ESTABLIS��TT OF VEHICULAR PARKING PLACES. THE COJNCIL (�F THE CITY 0� S�INT PALTL DOES Ol2DE�IN: S`ction l. That Section 60 .23(4) of the S.�.int Paul Legisiative Code is amFnded by �.eleting entirely all of 60.23(4) �f the Saint Paul Le�,isla:.ive Code and substituting iri lieu thereof the follos�in�: "60 .23 (4) Frocedures for the Establishment of t�ehicular Parking Places . "a. All appli�ations for �rehicular pa.rking place permits shall be filed w:ith the office oi the City Clerk togethsr with a germit fee to be computed on tlze :Qasis of one doilar (,�1. ��; Lc+r eactt .of�-st,-.ceet Parking space on said vehiculaM parkin� p].ace up to thirty (30) spaces, and an additional amount thereto of fifty cents ($0.50) for each space in addition to the original spaces . The application for sai:I pe-rmit shall set forth the name of the applicant, the loca- tion of the premisss tc� be used, and the name, nature and location cf the use, ii any, to which the parking facility shall be accesso-ry. The, applicant shall submit copi�s of a plan drawn to scale showing t'ne arran�e;nent �.nd design oi the proposed vehicular parking place, the locatioiz and numk�er of vehicles to be parked, the lacation of the proposed driveways, walls, cLrbs, fences, and other landscape features, ! COJNCIL;�2EN ( Req_uested by Department of: Yeas Nays ( Huat Konopatzki In Favor Levine hlecedith Against BY Sprafka Tedesco Mme.P:esident Butler Form Approved by City Attorr.ey Adopted bp� Council: Date CertiEied F'assed by Council Seczetary BY � BY — - Approveti by IVIayor: Date Approved �y riayor foc Submission to Council B�_ _. �__ By_ � i ' ..� . -�s�' .!FY'�:�_. ^_X'6..z.��.:��c.-.-wr.�Fr+.r"....:.r. ..,....� . . .. . .- . . . .�..� _ WHITE - C�TV CLERK � � - � � 4; AINK - FINAM1iCE . . . �. �.�(1 ' "� •NARY- OEPARTMENT � GITY OF SAINT PATTL � Council �f jJJ�I�. .. �L'JE -.MAYOR � .� Fll@ NO. . .. .`. � . . �.. . / • . .. . � V�GLZn�nC� Ordinance N 0. Pcesented By _ Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date 4. . Section 2 . This ordina.nce shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days after its pa�ssage, appro�val and publieation. CUUNCILb�EI� Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: Hunt -- .� Konopatzki In Favor Leti•ine b'lezedith Against By Sprdfka Tedesco iVlme.President Butler Form Approved by City Attorney Adopted by Council: Date - Certified Passed by Council Secretar,� By_ By Approved by Mayor: Date _ Agproved by Mayor for Submission to Council By _ gy _ � : . •. ivoxicr-oi��siiiC ssasn�ra '_. ' - - ==� The QtY Planning'Board�'of'`Saint, Paul has initiated proceedings relativ� � to the�amending of Chapter 8U,and 83 of-the; Saint Paul.,Legisiatiue�r Code , perta3ning ta Zoaing restrictions•oY fast food restaurants and"dTive-�i:Y: reQtau-, rants as 2oUowa ,;,�.�.'4�+ s •T•'�.=�',�; ..>: . ,�� 3' ,.'"3ECTt01'� S; -+?y'ti;��a.,eh"�«� `That Seetioa".B�.W`�.o#tlie Saiat Paul Legisiative Code is.aznended by deleL- ing entirely all of`Section 80.05 f. and !substitutin8_ia lieu:thereof the•lollaw-� in�:'_:.._� ,,. , y ;, � , ��t;,�.i "60.03--Commereial.'.I3istricts. i. That no pe�suit.shall be granted •;_for any. filling starioa,:�auta:.sales lot. retafl ice store,, faat'�food a ieataurant,' drine-in., reataurant;. ��or:any-otYier,drive-la.;business :placc-in� a-.commerciab or-::.light industiial district in any':case, . '',except upon a public hearinB be- «r�ore the Council at-least tea days aYter.writtea�notice Yo the:owners 'of_the severalh d;nescri��ptioa�s.oi al�l ��the-Sor ed rs of the -si psoposed�.;.to. be_used for a «;fl3ling.atation, suto-sales lot,;re- ..-taiL fce atarc.tast Eood restaurant; -:t:drive-ia�restaurant. or any.other �drive-in businese.AnY S71inB sta^ ;-.tioa for which a erinit has been > c mpletedymi�thia s�ixu montmhs�fcoat �-ttre date of sucYt permit;,iL not so ` 'completed, the permit shall be ,, aull aad void;provided;however, ` that when practical difficulties prevent completion,within said period and for good eause shoam, ' the'Council may extend a filling ; statfoa Pernti� :whether expired � • or aot,'without additionaI notice _ ,,,;r;; � £or one. �or more si�c-manth SECTION 2 I •-,�aeriada.. ,._.y '_,x ., „ ., ,. ,. - --.. . :... � Fast Food.�Restaurants�� and �� That Chapter 63 of the. Saint Pauk ' , Drive-Tn Restauranta aze subject Legislative Code is hereby amended hy �= to the foilowing conditious: - . adding thereto the following.sections; �(1) The site shall be lixnited to a °8325.Restaurant,Fast Food.A bu'si- � lot having.Commercial Light G ness establishment whose principal . �„�, Industrial ok�Heavy In�usYriai business is the.selling of food to the � : umed' pt�opertq with3n:three. customer in a ready to consume state; A', "= hvndred (300) feet of the�$ite. ` in individual servings, on or in dis- r(3J Points of vehicular ingress posable contafners, for consumption � -aad egteas, shall not.be onW = on or ofP the premises: A restaurant a st;eet�located ixs a residen- ' serving more than 20% oP its Yood �° ttal,ly zoaed dd�bv�t.3'`l,Q�� - on or in disposable containers is a ( "(c7 Points- of vehicular in�ress � fast food restaurant: � + and egsexse-shall be..lacated ' ••63.28. Restaarant, Drive-Ia. A busi- at least si7cty (80) feet from _'ness establishment whose- principal , � the interseCtion oi any-trovo business is the selling of Ybod, frozen �` ' (2) streets and at least slxty , desserts, or .heverages to. the cus- '` .,`(60) teet from any abutt3x�g , tomer in a ready to consume state;in � residentlally zoned'-propertg. �, individual-servings, and where.the (4) iNhen the site abuts aa alley ; customer consumes these£oods,froz- which al90 seTVea resident3ai- en desserts, or beverages in an auto- ly-zoned land,no access Srom mobile parked upon the premises. . - the site to-the alley shalI,be "63.27. Restaurant. A business-estab- �,` �,"perseti.tted;..;__r.- , -. lishment whose PrinciPal business is the selling of food to the customer in a ready to consume state, ia individ- ual servings, oa or in non-disposable dishes, and where the customer con- sumes these foods while seated at tables or counters located within a b�xilding." SECTIOIY 3 ' This ordinaace shall take-effect and be in force thfrtq (30) days after its passage, approval an{3 publication:' The City Planning Board has fixed , the 23rd day of February, 1973, at 9:30 in the morning in the City Planning Board Office, 421 Wabasha Street,. and at said time and place the Planning Board will hear all objections and rec- ommendations relative te said amend= ment. JAMES G. DOOLEY, ' Chairman, City Planning Board . of Saint Paul. � (February 3-10-17,1973) ' - � WHITE - CITV CLERK t r�� PINK --� FINANCE �T C01111C11 �. � � CANARV --� JEPARTMENT I OF � SAINT PA V L File N �� r�� BLU� - MAVOR 5� •� + • , : ��, � ' e olution .� ��.� �"�-.� . o l ,R s . . , - � ,� , , ... _ f - ,� Presented By, — -..._ �..,..: �.�.�``: � - - V Referced T`o'"`'�� `-�` ��' ''�' Committee: Date _ ,. �: - , � `! -,,. .,�s . Out of Committee By s��'�-� �' �-� `-'-'`�' `. ` �`f '` ' Date BESO�VED, by the Mayor and Counefl oY the CitX oi Saint panl, in behal:t oI said City and it� people, th�t ofticial cognizance hereby is takert and recorded, im perm8nent attesta- tion, at the great �nd incalculable bene�it to vur Natic+n resolting from and secured by his unsel?'ish and coastaatly eif#.cae3,ous c�reer of pnblic serviee, in the Congress, as Vice Presid�e�t asd in his oifice as President �►f tt�e United Statee ot A�erica, by the late Lyndon Baines Joh�son, �rhereia �e unllag�ingly and �ed�l��sly atrave with unprecedeatec� s�uccese �or the eatabliahm+�nt of eivi2 rights and tl�e �ree exerei�se of the same by $11 of the citiaeary oi aur i�at�.on, under the Federal Coastitutiou and 2axe enaated bp Congress, unf�geded by pre�udice or dfscrimination bs$ed o� race, eolor, creed, natia►n�al ancestry or otber untenabie ground; that the people oY th�+ City oY Saist Pau2, in camnwn with those oY other parts of our Nsticaa, throu�har�t �is publfc career, �oted hia persistent end�avc�r thrflug� 2egi�lative and administrative proces�es, for t�e ga�sa�e and impleffientation ot other tar-r�aching sociaZ legisiati�rn iuuring to the beneYit af aII the citizenrp, which charaateri�ed his �s�ni�est attitude of eh�arity tot�ard mankfad; aad th�t the people oY the City oi Saint Pa�1, aa �re11 as those aY ather parte of the Nutfon, by reagon of' bf� death, an the 22nd day �t J�nuary, 1973, have e�perienced amd �i1.1 +e�periextce a great eaen+se o� l�ass and depri�ation; and FURTIIER RESQLY��3, tbat tMe people��of the Ci�y, of Saint Paul, 3n co�mo�a xith the rest4+�f the Nation, thrau,��c�� tt�� tenure of eai.d hi�h �ff ice af t�e Pre�idency and $s Vfee Preeident, and sinee hi� �@�j.P@ffi6II'�� during �rhich times sai.d pecaple of Saint P�ul h�ve been honored to visit w3th hf.�, rt�ted and appreQiated aad sball re�ember hfas uadeviating and un�elfi�h publie service� that the peogle of the City af Saint Paui, e�i.nd�ul of the burden o� grfet �rhiah t�is death occasione�d t4 his surviving �fYe, Lady �3ird, ts� �is �dan�hters, Lpnda COUNCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays Hunt Konopatzki In Favor Levine Meredith Against By Sprafka Tedesco _---..,,, Mme.President Butler �� ` �� Forin Approve�`by Cit� Attotney Adopted by Council: Date ,,, � �"� v;.''�J .�� .�.---'�, ��r >' � Certified Passed by Council Secretary �' � "' a� � _ By 4 Approved by Mayor: Date Approved by Mayor for Submission to Cd�ncil� By BY WHITE — CITY CLERK t PINK — FINANCE C011hCll CANARY — DEPARTMENT �� GITY OF�- SAINT PAUL , � ; �S BLUE — M,aYOR File NO. '� j�� Council Resolution Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date Page 2. Robb $nd Luci N�gent, to his grandchildren aad to other member� of his fa�ily, do hereby express to them pro�ound sympatta.y in his hour o� their bereave�aent; and FUxTHER R�SOLVED, that tl�e City �lerk is hereby authorized �nd directed to cause � e�py of this re�olution to be prepared and delfvered �o sa:id Lady Bird Jc►hngon rwith �11 c�nvenisnt �pEed. COUNCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays Hunt Konopatzki In Favor -�,evirre Meredith Against BY Sprafka Tedesco Mme.President Butler Jx� � � j973 Form Approved by City Attorney Adopted by Council: Date Certifiec� P�ssed by Councilf,,S�cretary � BY S� + � ,...._�R�� S/ �`,:'yi_.�/�'V"-.- �.. f Approved by Ma l,r: Date ,�qQ,,11� �� ,�7� Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By BY January 2�a 1973 P'lAnnin� Boaz�d 1010 Co.mrner.ce B1d�;. St. Paul ��r:i�r�,��: � `i'he City Council today �ave First Reading to �he att�.ch�d orciinance amending Section 60.23 (�! o:f' the Le�islative Coc�e, pertainin� to thP procedu�es far the establisY,ment of the veh�.cula,r parkin; places' Council TYle 260539, �d the ordinance was referred to the Plc��rzing Board for recornmend�,- t�.Ori. Very truly yowrs� City Clerk AO�ng March 15, lg?3 Mr. Kennath Fit�pstrick City Attorney Room 64';, City Ha1.1 St. Pmul, Minn�aeota Dear Sirs on �anuar�r 24, 1973, Firut Ret�ding �e� givean to C.F. No. 260539, an. ord.ineuace ch+�nging the procedure�� 'c��r epproring parking lote, and alao C.F. No. 260g�0, an ordinanc� rr�ttgutdting drive-in nnd fa�st f�od reetaurante. The ord3nencere frere then referred to the Ple�nning Board for reaomemende,tian. At the Counai:l meeti.ng o�' M�reh 15, 1g73, the Planning Board aubm�ittecl a nport recoa�oo�ending approval of the ordinanaee, aub�ect ta c�rtain aemuerr�cxmente. T2u C1ty Co�unci7. �+3.11 consider Third Reading of the ordinance• end hold a public hearing on April 5, 1973 e�xid they zrequ�st the�t you redraft the ordi.nitnoea in aecord.a�lce aith th+� amuendm�nts reco�mmdend�d by the Planning Board. Would you al�ca pre�are for the City Clerk's Ottice a M+otice oF Publi.a Hearing i.n eonnection `vi�h the txo ord3ne�ncee and return to thia ai'ti.ae in sufficient tim�e for publiast�.on an March 2�+, 1973. Fcr yaur referenae, I am att�ching the eampleter report aF the Planning Boe�rd on thia me�tter. Pl�eaee re�urn this r�port to t.he City Cl�rk's OtYiee to be made � p�urt af the ordine�ncee. Yqura Y�ez'Y tru],Y, City Clerk ABO s�mf► Attacb. ^3 r�,, '7' � � , YJ �-,; � �_ February l, 1973 Mrs. Iyndon B. Johnson Austia, Texa� Dear Mrs. Johnson: Enclosed is a copy oP a reeolution adopted by the City Council of St. Paul, Minnesota, expressing their aympatY�,y and that of the people of the City of Saint Pau1 to you and your famil,y�, in the losa of your hu�band. Very truly yours� City q.er�. ng