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262631 WH17E -LITY CLERK �` COl1AC11 (� PINK - PINANCE � GITY OF SAINT PAUL { � CAfyARY-UyPARTMEjfiT �� BLUE -M,�YOR File NO.� � 9 � Coun 'l � , Presented By Leonard W. Levine Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date RESOLVED� that upon and pursuant to the pertinent application� under the Zoning Code , by Juel Fairbanks After-care Residence , owner of the subject real estate , situate in the Gity of Saint Paul and described as follows : South 85 Feet of Lot Three (3) , Block Thirteen (13) , College place East Divisi4n to the Gity of Saint Paul ; that Juel Fairbanks After-care � Residence be and hereby is granted j a special use permit to use fo� a group home-rooming house the building located on the properlty described herein, which is in a '�C" Residence district on the east side of North Albert Street between Hewitt and Engl�ewood, subject to the condition that said applicant-permittee , and its successors and assigns, shall make due compliance with all applicable provisions of municipal ordin.ances , state statutes and rules and regulation.s of public authorities having cognizance . COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: �� Butler Konopatzki �._ In Favor Levine Meredith � Against BY S�� Roedler Tedesco " Mme.President�� $Urit Adopted by Council: Date N OV 2 7 1973 Form Appro d by ty Attomey Certifi P ed by CG� y By � • By Appro by Ma r: Dat 8 19 Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By BY pUSUSHED UEC 01 197� , � ' � � ' . . d-n rt:�-.. ,_,e'`i- � � CITY OF SAINT PAUL '��'��-� C�TY OA � � R� �� Harry E. Manhall o ;;��;;;;;;� � Albe�fi B. Olson City Clerk and ad �"ti�"1' i Council Recorder Council Secretary �� ~ ho �.. OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK BUREAU OF RECORDS �86 City Hall St.Paacl,Minneaota 55102 November 1, 1973 Mr. R. S t Davies City At rney Room 7, City Hall St. aul, Minnesota Deax Sir: The Couricil requests that you prepare a resolution granting the application of Juel Fairbanks Af"ter-Care Residence for a group home--rooming house on the east side of No. Albert St. between Iiewitt and Englewood. Yours very truly, �; `---- V�� City lerk (� ABO:�mw RECEIV � D �vov � ts7� CQ��?O��I�R�1 COUNSEI, O « , � . • • ��ur;�t..�b:�'� BOAR.D OF ZONING CITY OF SAINT PAUL OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY PLANNING DEPARTMENT VINCENT M. COUGHLIN PLANNING COORDINATOR October 29, 1973 Mr. Harry E. Marshall City Clerk Room 386 City Hall i Dear Sir: This is written in response to the application of Juel Fairbanks After-Care Residence for a permit for a group horne--rooming house on property located ` on the east side of North Albert between Hewitt and Englewood. This property is further described as the South 85 feet of Lot 3, Block 13, College Place East Division. This matter was heard at the meeting of the Board of Zoning on October 4, 1973. The staff report indicated that the site is part of a larger area of land which at one time was intended to be used as the site for a high-rise housing project for the elderly. The group home would be a 24-hour-a-day facility for 16 Indian persons, staffe�d by professional counselors at all times. The 16 residents would be individuals with alcohol-related problems who �aould be living in the group home during their rehabilitation. The site, which is 18,215 sq. ft. in area, meets the minimum size requirements under the proposed zoning ordinance. Discussion by the Board concerned the tnakeup of the group of residents, the nature and facility of supervision by staff inembers, the amount of traffic which would be generated by the facility, and the possible detriment to the neighbor- hood from the group home. The applica�it and others speaking in favor of the proposal assured the Board that the grpup home would be adequately supervised, that there would be a minimum of traff{�c generated by the facility, and that there have been no complaints regardin� residents of this type of group home by neighbors who live near these sorts of facilities in other neighborhoods. Several neighbors spoke in opposition to the permit citing the lack of recreation facilities at the site and lthe undesirability of the contact of the neighborhood children and the home's r@sidents. The Board, after discussing the desirability of placing such homes in neighbor- hood settings and noting the home would be we11 run and regimented, heard a motion to recommend approval of the permit. The motion was seconded and passed unanimously. Sincerely, ,c� /P/Y� /�'1,�� D,AVID RON MADDOX �h*a 421 Wabasha, Sai�t� aul, Minnesota 55102 Secretary, Board of Zoning j � � 1�1 �, Dxr�:ncw:�b ' (612) 298-4151 Zoning File 7540 .�.�....,__ '� ''� � , �� MINU�ES QF THE �UBL1C HEARtd3G BEFORF TKE BUARD OI� 2UNING ON THURSDAY, QL'.TOBER 4, I973, .�T 2;d0 P..M� PRESEi�ITT: Mme� Naxtou; Messrs, t�1i22its, Maddox anr Rupp of the Bc�ard; �~ A4r� Berg, Assist�nt Gity Attorney; Mr� �,ric�son, Assistflnt City Archirect; ��r, ityan, Mr� W•_'-1helm and �i�-5„ Barri�ul.t �f tne l?lar.anf.r��; T?ep�rtr�eni- St�ffo ,TUEi, F'taiRBAfl3KS A�"TER--C�112a; RESITJENCE (�543�: AYl applica�ion fo?~ a p�r�it: fnr a �L'OlE�S FT�Erit? �- Ko�mzng fiouse an px-op�rty loc�*ed on t:tae east side of Pdc��:ti �?iberr �etla�er �iewit� ��nd LT1�I.P_G,00d, t�r, f�fan s�id �his F�as �ari_ of the Missi.ona�-y All.iance �dmpus�. `:Che schoal. has since n.ov�d ot�t of ii�e �;�:ea,. The campus some yp�sx's ag� wa� rezonee� ta "C�' ttesidence and dc:rsi�y v��7•3ance.a and a pa�t�xny l.ot permit were �x�an��eJ for a high rise f�:;� che elc3erl.�f c,�hich the Mi.ssiot��ry r�l.iiancP ��s ;:o build on �n� Sir.��. '�hEy di.c� no� ga t`i��ugh �4ii.ti the buil.din��, Since �!�en the Hau:,iibg Ac��_hcarir,� has b�agh� a-'F Pr��_t ;,f t4�� sit� a�id rece;ued �oda� p��k.e.ng l.at p��:inz�s _.�nc: ••a,-�ances foz a �iigh �ise *o;. �he elc�erly, '�he Iaeid iri. c�ufistion tr,day is Ieft ove. frcaw the origii�t�l�y nxoposed h�z£;h �:�i,e praject:, The ezse fa� kl�ich ti� pe�o:i� is .�ein� sought p.s for a ha l fway E�.�+ase €or t'nci ians� £he peo�ple wh�a cc�n�� to Lhe house w#_t l be released frc�cn c#e-t�x3_fic.�tir�n ��ertter�� here is �3�OOi3SQ� to be at �r�ast �.E resider.�ts i� tiie ��ais.di_�g . The�e wi3.1 alsu be a s'�aff..:. He safd 'r_hn pr.�pvsed zoni.�.g r�rdznat2ce h�s � �rovi_siot� fhat woul.d F1�.ativ ha�fway ho�ises in :�1l. resiuenti�t d�.s+�ric:r_� p�o��idec ehere :t.s rr±nzxgfi lcyl� a�rer3, thP zoning on tt�is �s�r.ce� is '�C'� I�esidetttial.� Th�= corn��r.-�b�e roning �.n tfne proF,osn_d csr.dic�anr_� i�; RM-'�� In RM•-� ?f y�u wish to l�ave a haiF.fway n�use you wo�e�d rx�ec� ��?�t3 sc{c:��re £��et ��xs G(i0 aquatce f-ee� .fcsr ev:��y� ge�:;or_ �,ver the fi�st !-w�:. Th i.s co�tes o��: t� �,P i.3, 4(�� squ:are f�et n,�edeu f.o�: lb p��s�F�• , The 1.ot :�:�ze i��re is L8;'Z75 sc� : ft.: Thc� �roposa5. in ��:esL-icar; mc.eEs �(re st�:radara.: Anatiier �XOVi�iQn c.� the �Y�apose� c:�L� i:: �h�:�t thea:e �e one sp�,Le i��e::� �actz Lc.:;� peo�3e� rir� Edwar.d "w�al'ro'or��;c�:tse, 3S� C�Yf�SLP.Ll�q said he is p.�x:f: �herokec� in�za^, and �; fu�ner a�.c�t�a�.4_c�, He i�a?_d Ei� n�s�� ,�a�n� I'airb�n�s at A�� me�tings at the YM�;� and �:��e�:��_c�n tnr;i.arc C;en.ter� Hn �rtd c�:�:�rs caere i.rii�ele5[?d :tA es�ab�.Lshing tF:i�s ctaf.iway fecsuse., M�-, �'a�.ri�<�a,3.l:s i�as :;i�ECe di.��r, an� LEaey taamed th:x c�r�anizalion a£te:k ��im Iie said tha== a xa�„�� ;��c;��r.ta�;e �z :ir,c1=at-�s 1za�re c�rin�cing �cc�btc�ms�, It►ei.�: ot?4�cs:tx�✓e is to net.3 ;~nt�ai:,#.l.it:aZe t.h��s ,�r:�.� `te�.n �hc�ca Lc* �« jol�s az�d a tsa.gtt�.; e�ucr�c:i.�t�„ �'+iey �+TBili� (=�':i..S 1CZ c'� 't��;i1_C�,i�'C1.1:�i1�. ?`�QIOSi31i��E'. ��J Cl��? i'�1.5(G t.�i?�..."' �t2�7ITl� us:F?S'al.j<i�"�9� �f��T tlie;' ��-� d�.scrs.�,�;ed fs�in Lhc� ;.�o;z7.e. t:hey wvuld �}e �QLR1Tl� �?c'iC�C EiTe 8f? uuz-p�aLtenl has,.,s i� th��y a;e Ys.�%��; �:a sc��oa3. thFa}• ca�� ae,��.ir_ an �he f�c��i�y �s :r,ng �s tl�a�✓ rieF�� fte�j�< Th�� :;��{�t ��ri3.t t�� r�ade t:p cs�= c��a�i.[a..c�d ccsunse�oxs---wl��ch wilt. �e indians: '��Se staxti txas �o.z� es ��ie �Jttr��ersity u�f EJtat2 And have �e�en e�>��.;.i:�e<� . thrn�s�h t;�e s�.ta�Q2 s�ts b<: coi�nselors a� �i�� hai?=T��y tio��s�: T'rfere »�ri.:�.�. sis� hE ��aine�s t4 he�p �,�e s�t�i:£:. �:l�ere wi.l3. be a u�aa�.z€i�d coA'tc anr3 .� sec:eta�y who cai3l ��1sc� �� Ind�.��?s� The ;_ac�lity wi:.?. be supert�±.secl by the Bo�x� of 7i_�-eceo�rs caf �he Jt:et F��rb�i��s ReC•"t`�.'..'YZC�, Cf`LC.: TY'!CL°? c_�i.11 be ��`�.-tz�u� gupe�'v�sic.��s� "3'Fie resid�xYts t,;il:� b� s�lec•red from r_�eat�:_en� c�n*_zrs �nd ii �:�ey cc�ze ho�u �nel�riated Lt-i�y wi�.i zn�mediately be p�.aceei bar�c in ttre hreatment cen'r_ex�:� They have a Ul.ace �:4 gut a �arlc.in� �.nt- heh�.nd �ne bui's c1=.ng,; �egard�n� tl�e out npa%ient�: they wr��a�d prob�ab7 Y be ha�d��tzg about � �,ecs��F pc�r *aeek; so tti�r� wcxu�dn't be a 3at of �,��fic, �1r, Ru�sp ask.ed i.f �t�.2z�� was ��:her f�4i.lity lit,.e [F►is in exiat•ence,. , JUEIL FAIRBANKS - �age 2 - Zoning File 7540 Mr� LaFramboise said there were none in St�o Pa�alo �ir� Rupp asked if they wou2dn't try to squeeze more than I6 in there just because of the need� ?�fr� LaFrombo�se said they wouAd stick to the 160 Mrso Nvsl:an asked i� they wouLd screen the appZicatttse Mr�. I,AFrombo�se said tha� wauZd be hard to da, it would be harci to tell wha wauld anc3 wauldn`i: b�nefit �rob� th�.s� tyirs., Nbr�on as�ce� has� ae�ch supervisioa �he�'e wouYd be at ni�h�� Mra i,t��°ro�nboise said there would be ane person there at nighCa and durzng ehe day there wo�ld be the �1��'ec�or, rwo cour.sel.orsa two traineesA the cook and sec�etaryo Mrso Nor�on asked a.f they nnticipate that mast af the patipn�s wz1Z be worlcing at the time th�y sta;� �aiti� �hem� Mr� I,�Frncsbbafse 5ai�a they hoped ta hav� same oaf them that wQUL� b� self-suppor[ing� 2he Weifaze DegartmecaL wc�uld help wit{z the ones tha� weren't worle:tng� Mr< Berg dsked a�� hey would he getting �eople fraw places other th�n tre�tme�at ho«ses anci was tolc3 they woce�.dn't, M�a I:a�'aombaise saxd he hac3 two Zetters from other neighboxi�c�o�1s tha� i�ave ha1£way houses which state �hey are nat detrimen.tal to the nei�hbor�oad� Mrso No.rton ask.e� «hat �,:as xeGuired in hsif-saay houses in regard �c� s�aff s�a�exvision, �Ir�, ityat� said it wc�ulc� b� iutpo�si�le to give ar�y aver�gea There a�e so rzany c3ifferer:�. p�egzam� t��at it wa�Id be hard ro ,judge� �� FP �s�� -� � ��'��-�� aces fs going to b� enough with Lhe 15 ?"tqo�eise the sta£f at�cl the p�ap�.e �c�tssx�ning tr� the facilic:y„ P�2r� ua2�•r�mboi.3e said r.:•�e �eop�E ir! the halfway f�ouse won't �ave cats� �.he parkin� wau3.d be trdostly �'c�� t�e visito�s ard the s�aff� ti1r,. Dic� P�pp�nfza�., Cau�dana��o-r :�or �?co�oZ �nd Drug prog�r�css Gt th� St�� Pau�- Ra�sey Mea��a�. Iiea��ca C�ncea=,; s�id �ar� of his responsi�ility i:s �o :staff an $U-member ci�:�zen congni�tee r�� 3.t ��.a�es to alcoho3 and d�ug ahuse<, He sa�id Nix, L:a�`tamboxse cac�e to �he� aboc�t a ye4d ago s�r.d askts3 for �heir �ssistauceo Tt�ey feF� e'�ic woul.d be one of it� tap gxiGrities tio he�p �he Araerican �nd�.an, �o plan at'ci implem��t �his pdogr.ata, He sai.d fundfr��g would be a �oiat�: venture between St� z's<<3.-Ran�,ey Mental HeaYth �entex, tt�e 5tate Gou�mission on �lcohr�l Pro�?�ms and l��msey Co�n�:SYo �Ir� BexcYa�d TZo�je. as ��esiden� o� the St� Pau�. Caunci�.� sa:i.d �1e has been .��a�king diligecatly 47l.L11 Lhes� �a�r�p'te �nd p�;rticulaxly r.��tf� the Ii�dxar�s� I�e s�Ld ��e;.e is a halfaaay ho�.se vn or3C� S�P�ra�t Avenue which has been Chere abaut �S years, a�ad h� didn't �ti�ink. tt�ey !aad a co��3.ai_nt ai�nut any of those p�opleo �irs o Daubney Cn�istiansc�z'is Director af �:he Renviil.e Halfway Hoc.ase £r�r Flomen and the Team Iiouse f.a�- E4er_.. ;��a she operates t��cr heI€way houses �nd nevar izad any groblerQS with Lhe -�eigh�Qx•��, �ne izas 31 women �rnd the other has 3Z me�.o She said .7Ut��; �'<�it�3tiiW1�� - Ej��;� 3 - �c�xting �`ile 7540 ahe knowa tbe men selectea far this particular halfway house and said they are better qualified than most conr_selors anc3 have had 2 to 3 ye�rs af training ss coun�e�orao Mro Frank Za7.esky stated he had reviewed the budget fnr Chis aad it campares �avorably with other na�.fway houseso The State wiil heip fund t�ais pro�ramo They will put in 12'�'29`0 of the funding pl+sa a special graiit of $11,6?_5 for fixfng up tEie facil.ity so it will seet atandardso Theix budget is $100,004� Federa3. participa- tian ;mder soc�al sexvice amendmen.ts w�ll p3ck up aZmos� 7590 of che bucigeto T�.e balauce �vi11 ne picked ug by �he S�:ate and �he County Mental Health Center, Zf the project star�s sl.ipp�ng, thPy wiLl sL-op �unding. Helen '.�a:�,ska, 797 No?-�h r�lbert; saa.d she had � handfu� vf petitfon.s against s,hiso She said there are n.o ;.ecreatiunal facilfties a� 806 North Albert fc�-r thes� people< Janet Nie?ser., 799 Noreh Han�J_�.ne, said she is agains�: the fact that �tta� alcohol.i.cs c,�ill be in contacL• wi.�h ttze �xeightnr�vod ch:�Idrei:. �traa �.ind�erg, 8i33 North Haml.�.ne, said ChaC if they clase docm Yhe alley by �he high r�_se, �he resic�eF3�.s of the home won't be abte to. get the:ir car� in �he �ar�king lot�, One neighbor said L-hey sho�.i�.d pu,t the facility in an outlying �rea where some usAfua activf�:� s�ct� �s farming caa be c�x•ried on. Oxee nezghbor saic3 s'rae dirin`� 2hxnk iC. would be a gaod idea �o prz� ttiis �}*p2 nf faci�IiCy k�.tCyreorne� tcs :� home f�r the elde�ly� �1r� �i��t Ba.ker of the �h�in3.caL B�pendency P�og�am apol�e abaut o�heti ha�.fway houses and said they h�ve h�ad tao pxoblem with the�n4 On� neip;hbor a�ked wt�p is gog.r.g to �esp ttte place rspo Mro �aic�x said %hc res�de�i:s daa Rev� Sh��ard s.�id he wds �.n charge of Indi�n �rark ar�d said he was famili�ar wi.th the 2nci��n G�est Youse ��z ?��ixineapo�.ia� 'rt� said Each xoomer i.s assignec' certazn chor.es, M�s:: 3�I�z'tt9t� sazcl t�hey f?�ve to �-ecogni:ce 3t� would be n?ca Ef al� tt�QSe �axr��aiex;ss wen� acasy� Slze saad i.ta�f:Taay hoLSes have worked oae ve�y �aell acic� ha;�e�s°t dis�urbed �h� nei�;hbors� Pfos t of �:h�m hc�vc bec=.n a�prehPres3 ve when th�y €d.�.:i a�st �ne i� going in ��ei� n�iahbarl��o!�.. .it i.g ��;�te�, h�weve�-. t� p�ECC Lhese peop�.:� 3 YZ ne�.ghborhood set�.ir=-��, S�? fe�.t assu..eci thJ.a 4,o�;±d be � e�t�}.��run halfway house �t�d �Ile�'efo�e ma��nd t#iey recav�a��d �3pproval ;:>f. the p�xmito �i�F mot��.on was sec��debi i�y ?ir� kSac�dox and thQ �no�i�n c�r��.�d ur�anima..sZy� �3uri.re� `�he v:��e, �s.r„ ltup� :�aid 'r►e wm�Id scnppo�t �his� They ax�e car.der a r�gir�er_r�d �ypn of grog��m, `:ihey cic� t?ave 3ssi�ned �asks that are under coeanselzn�a �Ef t_here axe a�ay vio?a�io:�s, L�I1£!y '�d��.�. I3P autc�maricr�Ily �c�maved to a tr.�at•msz�� centero ff the r.ei�hbo.rs �ivE i� a �h�nce, zhey usonrt aotice �oo �ruch a�,ffe�°ertc` i��w aay oth�r �ype af ho�s�.ng� Sc�bmitited by: Nppxoved by; ttogEr i�: Ryan Williaan :�� Rupp, Jra � City C1'erk ' ' • , � CITY OF ST. PAUL / DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES v ASSESSMENT DIVISION 113 CITY HALL ST.PAUL,MINNESOTA 55102 O�tober 19, 1973 Fi1e X1410, pager Yoa are hereby notified that a public hearing will be held in the Counc3l Chambers of the City Hall and Court House at 10:00 a.m. on November 1, Ig73 on the applicstion of Jue! Fairbanks AEter-Csre Residence for a permit for a group home-rooming house on the groperty described as follows: �outh 85 feet of Lot 3, Block 13, College p2ace East Division. The property is located on the East side of North Albert Street between �w3tC and Englewood Avenues, For further information, contact the Pleaning Board, 421 Wabasha Street, or telephone 298-4151. To coanply with the City Charter, the Department of Finance is charged with informing you of thia public hearing. If you have any queations, it is recommended that you attend this pttP►lic hearing to af£ord you the opportunity to make qour views, both pro and con, known to the City Council. ROBERT W. TRUDEAU Director . �� ;. � . : . . . . .. :,�� ' ` •. � .' - � .zr. �.�� h' l / . �Ti��:;� t��;r��. � 3 '1..''.�'�e', LF, �':�lZi��Liii�.� i�'�iv�:.I�a ��STL�:C1-'.',� 3:iG'. :ox Ync.i�:. =r�!��r_i.a�u,:� - XP,G�Iiyi . ' Oi nar-�icttt� concern_ t� this p-�c,;r.�:� is �:r.a broal scone of the �:.'coh�lic �;robler� �,:-�on� ��c Ir_`ian r;:a��e li��..o �n tne Ci+y of Sa.i.n-� ?�::t.'.l ��...`^i� P�S2y CO«.'1i.�''� Vi�2d 1:�.:'2 210 i��l�lf;�t iC�Z' con�ir�uu.�a Oi C2.�E lTI zi_� co::�.urZity. ti�ere axs a�aro:.i�a�ej;,� 7,400 Tndi2n n�cp i� livin� in i,'_+'i� C?ty. Statis�ics on fil� a� the �:�e�_c�n 1:r.ciia.n Center in. Saint � �aul in�iica-ce �. Fossibility of 2,pk7?'O.�i:�=�','�-Y J-,50� aGUtt Ir.dians, 750 i�r��'� an �.Icohol- p�oble�� lnis �cL�n.�s �o �,-r�out ane-n^1� oz tn2 adul.t inC?wn p��,ulatzc�r, of �he City �d is cau.s� for al.ar�z, TRe �erican ?n,�ian Cen�er hlcohol ar_d_ Dx�c� tro��z.� fil.es a�.o�r �i��c lj9 �lconolics �.3 1? dYvv �,ddicts had rz�uested a�sis:,2.nc� b�+;��een JanuaL-�y� lst and A��st 33s•�, 1971, This pr o�:�a �•rill be dir�c�e3 pri�a:rily -co�Y�e pro-. bl�r� �or� Indian people but will a_lso �ielp peo�le of all e-thiic grouz�s, ��30G?��f CZ�,7LC;lIVE� Our objective is to provide �. sez�ice �rhic� will ena�lz the India...n. alaoholics of our co�:-aunit3� �o xespond to •the cu?-tu�.e �jus�r±en� �.n our urba� a..r.e�, 7Ii3 Alcoholics Ano�raous t�o�,..� t•ril7. be u�ilized to he?�e �t 4re ir_3ivz�u.a]_ find his sobrie�y. Es-�ablishin.� co�-�ac�s with e�.s�ina � - �..�Qr_c�es f�i p?'o�essiortal ps�'cYti2.trio trea+m�nt or di�ect hosai-Lali� z:.zion. �y establi.s��i.��.� an adult proex� to pxoviciE cot��?selin�� groun thera�v, job re�erra.l., place�en�, an:Z further e?ucatia�, �io profide out-p�,�ient caunseZin� for up to 2G�0 out-�atient cli��s. Tnio-�.tion � abou-c and referral �o related social service �.�encie� ��ri�hin -the ce�.- �uz�ty. _. F�Cir2��i 3C`lIVI1'Ir^��' . . ihis nropos�I. in�ends -co address the prob3e� of -�he a.lca?�a?ic, nor� sp�riii.c?11;� �he alcohoZic wno ha.s been releassd fro� de�oxi=ic�,tior_, t�ea�ren� centers a.�d these who h�.�.re no place to go, 1r_e �L�+@I�—:'•u.?"@ �esicl�i�� rill �ao.e the inclividual fro� �he detoxifieation �n.d •trca�- mer� cer.�ers and pxo�ride him �ri�h food, s�i�Itex, cle�n C1O LLL7S�J' �nd couns�lir_�; �o hel� him �etuz� to a r.cz�!z.1.., proauctive life, - � T'r_e �esidsnce t�ill have a capaci�f of 16 beds; kitchQn, din.iz�; �ew, . a�Y� xe;;rea�ion iacilities a3nqua.te for fu?1 ewpacity oi p�.zie�Z�s, �1�'h.e st?�f Kill �:or:r wi��i thes� pa+ienF; prep�:?�� th�� foz�-thei� .��;u:n Lo �. no�^�:�.1 I.ife in their co�:�un.it;j, S�•�h prapax�.4ion :t?11 i.nclt.��e 'tar�fin� c�z�", c�,«ir.ir•..a job trainir�� or eli�ible recipients, oo��v�.�.^..ino j�o�, 3oca,zr�� livi.�; qua.r-terU ir_ the co.:�ti:ri�y, �nd th� li?:e. �s �eaidnn.ts are clischaar��ct to -ta'_:e �h�ir p�.�cL ir. �r.e cerw:;u�ii.�ty, -r,-,xicr�.ic CGLlI1S°i122c; sess�.ons 4rill �e pros?de�. i�hef :rill L:c�e� :r�z'r_Zy �� r?isc�.zss pro�ie�s �nd �rovide on� �na�::�r z�ri�th -che r�ora�. :>��A nort r_ec- es;�t�� :a ;3;;tU.irl fxo� �lcohcl z:��, �':,11o:r--u_ F:i11 b� ra.�l`:::.ir:�ci +o � i n-e.:�p -�� -,-'- i� a �• 1 ��- , � COX:S�1,::T;t;l�:: "�i �., i.l .0�. L,£LC�2 u:'t..� IO"1 x x'E.'S2u[;TL'E,;� �O (10� J°j� �?,:,''1�- -,1 .�t rC;i.`�iE:1"�i Il:��Ori ,�.l.;,C�'1�'�.S;E' fI'0�2 �ilt? �'3:;?CL^?1C@� 'v;l.tl 'C�� 2.��:�1.t��t.x �;O � pc3Ax �)=v�_D "c':2C1 i.I1S�"i.i�'C�Ett Z:il".�'G p:.rt;',1Cl.�w'GlU't': 3.2? �0:1� T?^f'�?i.•�3 1:�� ?I:'�82C�.J ,r7 ,-, ;; � � ' � �s^i::t::,'.I b;,�' r:,..r_;ia,i�.,,,;. I'c iv �r.z�icip�.-c�d i;'t:w�t 20� i�r_ ividL�,,1 r?_� o t�ic -o:.o,,.��a. ..uv,�.i`1' W�i�. �:�S3.S"� xE.�1G.f'I2��.S �i0 G1J�:a.?_Tl j0�.�'. 't,}''iiOLt�.CI t'C�2 :"12t?��t:30�� t�:1.;r �i��;_:r�t:aen'c of i�iG.:�ro:;er ier�i:.�s, S�.. 7:,;.v1 Offic�> ��c��£ Y:iil also - � - � .:• , ; �, • ' ��,�� 4�r' � . - � � � - 1oca,te �u�table livin.o qu�.rters for residQnts upon th�ir d.i.scha._.roe froa _ � t'r.e RLsidence as2d will provide £ox xe�zl�sly scheduled counselint; ses - sians �.f�er cli.sc'r.ur;;e. One staff ne�ber will reside in �he ��ftAr--Ca.xe Residence a.nd ti�us provide 2d. hour cazrera�e. lhe Jt�el Fairbar�'_�cs After--Care Residence i�rill also provide for its occupants such personal. n�eds as haa�.th �nd den+al care, clothin�, toile� as�icles, and recrLa�ion21 activities. Hea1-ch Gna de�tal needs �af be provided throtz5h exi.stinn Fealtih Centers. ,,Teciui.ca? �ss�s��ance t•�ill be given to the staff by R�sey L�ction Fro;ra.�s, Ca:��?��.i.tf Iiental Nea�th Center, Depa�t�ent of t�lelfare, a..�d other social �.ctior_ a�encies, T'_�e pro�.m ��rill also pro4ide o�portunit;� �nro,zr;n B�I.4, funds for � the -trainirig of addi-�ion�.l alcohol arsQ d�ag_ cot�nseloxs at ��e West2rn � Ind.ian Tra�nino Cen-�er a�c thv Uni:rersit3r Of ULc..�.. inese ir_cLv��iu�.3s - *�ust �eet the entrance require��nts o£ the Trainir�; Center and will pra- vide additional intQrn counselor st�ff �d rez�lace�en� st�,sf for tre Residence. One sta.ff �e�ber will receive tra.ining in 2�n�ni S�T�.�3.V@ procedures at the ��n�� Center. �UTI� OF ST9�' The Direc-tor will emnloy and di.scharne personnel. Direct t�e ac-E-- ivities of tnz en-�ire probr�, such ws assi�n.ing duties to each s-taff P2y�Ar• Tntervie�r a11 referr��.].s �d �s 4he final decision for a.clni�- zance. �r�e�t witn the xesource �zncies t�.at are in sympa�hy :�ri�� the �xo�r.�. �Lttend Seminaxs and Conferences. One Counselor �rill.be assiF,..�ed to inple�en� vr o�'ra.-r.s, sLCn as; obt��nb fur�her educatian, job trairin�, job pl�cere�lty spot jobs? ' out-patier_� cot�nselir..�, assi��:Ling disch�ss�ed client to peer �roups, �.nd loca�zn.a sui.table living qt�ters ior clients. ' `i'�•ro Counselors will be assi�.ecl �io in �ouse eour_sel�, incLivz-- dual cour�seli�, conductino tnerapy �roups, conductin; Ll:�.. 2iee�inos, atter_ditz; Sersin�xs and Conferences, �•ro C�u,�selox Trai.nees will �.l-cernate livi?:o in -�he Residence. ihe�r iYill, r�a.inta.in order in the house, will assi�. house dt�ies ��o pa�ier.ts. 1n�y ��ill invo�ve the�selves in Cotmselor Trainir� a^nd atfie:zd Se;nin.ass and Confexences. . �iTne liead-Coo?� ��iill pischase �nd prepase all food. T'ne Coo� �riZl be un3�r �he supervision of the �ea�-Cook. - T:ie Sacr�taxy will record a1.1 r�ew applica.�ts and pnrfo� genexal. • clerica�l duties. �ne Juel Fa.irban�cs Aftercaxe Residence� �nc. is a non-profit or��.n- � ization. tilest Seventh Street Federation 3Q5 Goocaxich Avenue St, Pau1, l�innesota Au�ust 16, 1973 St. Paul City Counca.l City Hall azd Court House St. Paul, tiinnesota Hon. Ruby Hunt and Council ��Ier.ibers: The West Seventh Street Federation has recently been notified of plai2s for the establishment oi a half-way hr�use in tne 1n'est Seventh Street are a. From our observations and dealings with the presentZy exi.sting Fellowship Club, we have no reason to anticipate any problens deriving from -the program. The Fellowship Club has proven to be a beneiit and an asset to our comrnu.nity� and we can only anticipate that the creation af another similar facility will prove to be equ�l.ly beneficial. ��e are submitting this letter as evidence of our support and to let it be knohTn that we hearti3y endorse the efforts being made toisards the est�lishment of a facility of this nature. SincerelyL , , �; F ��`ri +L�.�Z�i J rry ranciscus� President West Seventh Street Federation . .�,��;��_,.~;�� . . . % �` ��w�� - �--�-�.��; �j�.�� `�� j s� �.�-��_L..� . �L h��} � � �� . �. �/ f$ �y .�. r , ,� n, �� ..� r /��'�'!��ti, '""°� �.• �a,�- � .�/O .�.._ � � �t� �..�� Cr�:,F�'-�.�'' ��I:�IV`�� . �'�� Tx�rxnr�rs��r ��lJZLIL . �_,. F�� , :::� ,.� �'4lL '1g�3 �,.� � ` � ----�---- �L� L _ _.. ---- �C� ' o—x. ..�_�.—��—__— �� s � � � ��. ��-.� ��'�% -- — _ �' _ — ---_� �.��-�-� �` �- �� - � � Z — �. :_. , ��'j� 1 �rzc��a.n. u..��.t o�o u� 302❑ CLINTON AVE. S�. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNES�TA 55406 Tel. (612) 824-5501 Juel Fairbanks After-Care Residents, Inc. August 22, 1973 of St. Paul, Minnesota TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: It has always been the attitude of society to take a negative view of the alcoholic individual. But particularly in this case, which would re�lect a more negative attitude in xegards to the Indi,an . � Alcoholic. • � Thexe is a dras t3.c need �or such af ter-caze �ac�,li,ties �n the metro- . politan..azea. And a tremendous need for such �acilities wh3,ch the Juel Fa�zbanks A�tex-Caxe Rrogram would prov�de, fox the a��licted male Indian Alcaholic. Since the opezation o� the Guest House Pxogram began heze i.n the City of Minneapolis, back in June 1969, we have exper3enced no problems with the nei,ghborhood or with the surrounding axea, for when our property was rezoned and we were given a condit3.ona1 use pex'n4it to opexate as a halfway house, we met with_no opposition, even that one �ndiV�dual wrote and stated we were "good ne�ghboxs". I sincerely hope you look �avoxably upon this projeet and vote i,n thei,x �aVox. � Respectfully, 2.�� er�L. Stxong �xogxaul D�,xecto� . �: � � . �� ,,,; �,..� � -'-`' �j �� 4 � ' r u �iV �.�i�GL(/ � • V • �i��L�/(! � � r MARSHALL JUNIOR HIGH— ROOM 205 � ` 62 NORTH GROTTO ��4 ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55104 � (612) 224-2029 SPECIAL PROJECT October 16, 1973 - Edward LaFromboise 354 Chestnut St. Pa�:l, r�innesota 55102 Dear i�Fr. LaFromboise: As a future neighbor of yours I u�ould like to welcome you and your very special project into my nPighborhood. Being the only Indian Fariily in our immediate Vicinity the past three years I can vouch for my neighbors as being ur.derstanding, consiaerate, and open mir.ded. My immediate neighbors have welco,��ed us grGciously �z:� accepted us as part of their comrnunity. I trust you will fin� their Christian attitudes and philosophies not just verbalized i�ut apparent in practice. I �vas extremely happy to be an established part of the conunanity you are about to enter and want to be included among those who support ;�ou fu111�. Tnis h�s been a long over due fulfillment of need within the Indian Community and totiaards the welfare of the general community as a ��rhole. - Sincere wishes and best of luck in all your efforts. God bless you all, and all trose wonderful neigl:bors. Sincerely, �7a,�,�Lp ��GLu S,y� / ` � P:arae �.nderson 140� �nglewood 644 - ,i198 '� I ��Li� �� St. Paul, Minnesota October 12, 1973 Mr. Edward LaFromboise 354 Chestnut St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Mr. LaFromboise: � We are gratified to learn that the appropriate city officials have acted to approve the establishment of a Half-way House in our neighborhood at 807 North Albert Street. Had we been aware that a hearing was to be held concerning this matter, some of us would have been pleased to have appeared - and to have spoken on behalf of this new facility. Although the news item in the St. Paul Pioneer Press for October 5 and an earlier petition circu- lated in the community indicated the presence of some mild opposition, we wanted you to know of our presence also in the area and of our interest in community-based programs of social service. Please know therefore that we and others will welcome your program and its new residents when the House opens. As individuals, families, and citizens we want to do whatever we can to assist these men and to provide � social support to them as individuals and as a group in their endeavors to relate to the community around them. � ' Thus, please call upon us if we can be of any assistance in these days ahead. Af ter the House is opened we will welcome opportunities to come to know our new neighbors. . Most cordiallq, ��6 � _ �� v��am� sr� .��, Bob y and r'�'6ger Walker ,I Bett and Don Irish 1443 Englewood " 1387 Englewood , � � ;, 7 � �� ' �' � . �. , , , r� ��,, Gu' . �r...:.!'.i_ 1��.= ( � � �'F'��-�=2/�� uce and vretta Buller Eleanor andi Russell Nelson �`LG" ��j�+9_=S�,:,��SOn��. �,�'f,,��, �(�� • 805 Holton n �'r�`' ��- `,1"Ck,7tt_ ��,:��_ ��Y� LCt.2� Dixie and Don Y.ull Jane`Ann and Olaf Runquist d. 1471 Hewitt 1440 Englewood ��c2 e��fi✓�.,2(t� � , ' Alice and Wesley c$`t. J 80�. Holton . %�� `�%�`+rr,c✓��`7�� cc. Mr. William R. Grace Kay�and Stewart Shaw Office of the Mayor 791 Holton , . . ST. PAUL - RAI�ISEY CGI?PJCIL ON ALCOHOL PROBLF� A�JD DRt;G ABI1;F N:Ft•iBt t2SHIP l0/29/73 Dr. Jordon Arvold Ron Bruns 11.L�l� Arcade Street Ramsey Cty. �r1eZf. Dept. St. Pa.ul, Minn. 55106 333 �ibley St, 771-5563 st. Paul, r:inn. 55101 (T � T) 298-�.7ltl (T & �) Phyllis Barnett (Labor & Indus.) Team House 5�. �T. Exchange St. Bob Buck St. Paul, Minn. 55102 758 t�ohican Lane 222-0701� St. Paul, P�Iinn. 55120 (Pub. Ed. & Info.) l�5�-?305 (Pub. Ed. & Inf o.) Rev. Carl Becherer St. Paul-Rarasey Hospital June Carpenter 6�.0 JacYson Family Services St. Paul, Riinn. 55101 355 ti'lashington St. 222-l�260, Ext. 565 St. Paul, r�inn. SK102 (T & T) 222-0311, Ext. 238 (Pub. Ed. R� Info.) Arnold Beyer �l�5 Court House AZary Lou Caskey Nousing Code Dept. St. Paul Schools Rehab. Unit St. Paul, Minr_. 55102 360 Col'oorne St. 298-561��. St. Paul, N�inn. (T & T) 298-5901 (Pub. Ed. & Info.) (Pub. Ed. & Inf o Bob Bizanz Merle Chollet, Counselor 131�9 S. Robert St. Dept. of �oc. Rehab. West St. Paul� Minn. 55118 1�321 ilniversity Ave. 227-8859 St. Paul, Minn. 551.0� (T & T) 6�.6-78�1 (Ind. �c Labor) Oscar Ducept American Indian Center Danny Christiansen Y.1`�.C.A., �75 Cedar St. Granville Corp. St. Paul, rlinn. 5s1o1 33t� r�ounds F31vd. 222-0771 St. Paul, P•rinn. �51Q5 (T & T) 771-071t9 (I3d. Ifemher, Ist V. Pres. ) �.lT?ily Brule (Pub. Ed. & Inf o.) (T Fc T) Dru�; Education for YouLh �15 Surunit Avenue Sister Letitia C1ose St, Paul� Nlinn. 55102 Dru�; Education for Youth 22l�-1�385 41� Sum�it Ave, (Pub. Ed. & Info.) St. Pa,.�l, I�1ir�n. 55102 221�-�t3�� (Bd. Meraber, Secty.) (Legal Pc Legis.) (T R� T) A ' •, ' �'iJ��,�,�� Neil P. Convery, Atty. Renee Gardner 4T. 860 lst Pdat'l. Bank Bldg. St. Paul Schools Pehab. Unit St. Paul, riinn. 360 Colborne Sti. 22�.-9�t87 St. Paul, Niinn. (F3d. of Directors) 29�3-5901 (Le�al Rc Legis.) (Pub. Ed. Rc Info.) Leo Cullen Walter Gardner, N?.D. Ra.'nsey Cty. Recg. Center 1068 F;owry piedical Arts Bldg. 297 So. Century Ave. St. Paul, Minn. 55102 St. Paul, rlinn. 55119 22l�-32I1 739-�.535 (Ba. of Dir.) (Pub. Ed. & Info.) (T F.� T) P�:arjorie Cullen Bill Gowan 565 Dayton St. Paul-Ramsey Hospital St. P�ul� r�inn. 55102 6I�0 Jackson 5t. 222-1oa9 St. Paul, r?inn. 55zoZ (T & T) 222-l�260, Ext. 562 (T & T) Maryellen Daly ADAPT - Unit Betty Haan Ramsey Cty. �lelf. Dept. Ram.sey Cty. Welf. Dept. 333 S ible�r 333 S ibley S t. St. Paul, Minn. 55zo1 St. Paul, Niinn. 55101 298-�.296 298-l�290 (Pub. Ed. �c Inio.) (Ind. & I,abor) (T & T) Barb Dugar � Retreat House Richard Hallan 532 Ashland St. Pa ul Schools St. Paul� Nlinn. 55102 360 Colborne St. 222-5851 St. Paul, Minn. (T e� �r) 298-5156 (Pub. Ed. R� Indo.) Gordon Dupre � Team House xllie I�ae Hartpton 5� W. Exchange 149? �1est AtTenue r1. St. Paul� Minn. 55101 St. Paul, T��inn. 55117 227-06l�9 l�89-2;87 (Pub. Ed. & Info.) (Pub. Fd. & Inf�.) Harold Erickson Rev. A. D. Hartmark Theodore Harrnn Co. Door of Hope, Inc. 720 Payne Avenue 31�1 Dayton Ave. St. Paul, Niinn. 55,165 St. Paul, l�:inn. 55102 776-1561 226-3000 (Ind. & Labor) (T �: T) _2_ � . Shirle,y Hatlestad Cherie Jefferson � Granville Fiouse 769 Holly 331� Mounds Blvd. St. Paul, riinn. 5510I.1 St. Paul, rtinn. 55106 226-97��-�- 776-2737 �� T� (Pub. Ed. & Inf�.) (Pub. Ed. Rc Info.) Don Henry ��Ialter Jefferson Ramsey Cty. Tr7elf. Dept. Ramsey Cty. Recg. Center 333 Sibley St. 297 So. Century Ave. St. Paul, l�iinn. 5�101 St. Paul, P�?inn. 5�119 298-528b 739-ZG535 (T � T) (Pub. Ed. & Info.) (T & T) T��Tilliam Hoffman, Professor Continuing Ed. in S ocial Work Gene Jensen 321 Plolte Center Ramsey Cty. ZATelf. Dept. University of Minnesota 333 Sibley St. riinneapolis, P�Ii.nn. St. paul, l��inn. 55101 373-5831 298-�.636 (T & T) Frank Johnson � Marjorie Holderness Retreat House St. Paul Public Schools 532 Ashland Ind. District #625 St. Paul, �?inn. 55zoz 360 Colborne St. 222-5851 St. Paul, P�iinn. (T & T) 298-5156 (Pub. Ed. Rc Info.) Ken Johnson 739 Lake St. Diane Holdridge St. Paul, ?iinr_. Training Center for 735-0�,90 Com�unity Corrections (Labor &. Ind.) 1813 University Ave. S. E. rlinneapolis� r�Iinn. 554�,. Rev. �Ialter Jones, Director 331-1831� Drug Rehab. Program (Pixb. Ed. Rc Info.) �.90 North Dale St. ?a�zl, rTinn. William Huot, V. Pres. 225-0l�65 Huot Mfg. Co. (T & T) 550 North ti�Jheeler St. Paul, Minn. 551OI� Robert Kinney 6It6-I869 Ramsey Cty. UTelf. Dept. (Ind. R..: Labor) A�APT - Unit 333 Sible�T St. Jane Huotson , St. Paul, r�inn. 55101 A�APT - Unit 29II.-�29b Rar,isey Ctyo �•Jelf. Dept. (1^ & T) 333 Sibley St. St. Paul, I��inn, 55101 298-ZG296 (T & T) _3_ John T�Zathews Ray P�ioss Twin City Barge �: ToT�,ing Boy Scout Executive . P.O. Box 3032 393 Niarshall Avenue St. Paul, hTinn. St. Paul, rlinn. �5102 735 5t�4o 221�-1891 (Ind. Rc Labor, Chairnan) (Pub. Fd. � Info.) Dr. Tom P'fayer Barbara I�laiditch IJGM Granville House 235 E. 7th St. 331� Mounds Blvd. St. Paul, Minn. 551oz st. Paul, t�Iinn. 55106 22t�-?857 77b-2737 (T & T) (Pub. Ed. & Info.) Wm. I��cCutcheon, Deputy Chief Joe NoVaic�i St. Paul Police Dept. Alcohol R Drug Unit 101 E. lOth St. Hastings State Fiospital St. Paul, 1�1inn. 55101 Hastings, riinn. 55033 . 291-Illl 1�37-311I, Ext. 2�.1 (Bd. of Dir.) (T g, T� (Legal & Legis.) Lee Parks, ?ro�ram Coordinator TrTarren 1�1cGinley Niounds Park Hosnital, A �C D Unit Public Pro�ram Coordinator St. ?'aul, tiinn. 55106 Co�,rnunity PZental Health Center 77�._590I, Ext. 26�. 529 Jackson St. (Bd. of Dir.) St. Paul, rTinn. 55101 (1 �.� T) 298-1�261 (T R: T) Dixie Patryzyn � Ca�munity PZental Health Center Allison r;cMonigal 529 Jac�;son St. Granville House St. Paul, P1inn. 5>ZOl 334 r7ounas Park Blvd. 298-�.2b1 St. °aul, Ninn. 55�ob (T �_ T} 776-2737 (Pub. Ed. & Inf o.) (T � T) Joe Perry, Att�r. Don Niead � 916 Co;�irr:erce Bld;. Ramsey Cty. Czvil Service St. Paul, P�Iin.n. 18�.5 Court House 222-6896 St. Paul, �Sinn. 55102 (Legal & Legis.) 298-1�27a (Bd. of Dir.) Charles Rsfferty, President St. Paul Trade 8; Labor Assoc. John 1�ietz, Exec. Dir. 1�18 Auditorium St. St. Paul Goodwill Industries St. Paul, 1�Iinn. 55102 25l�3 Corao Avenue 776-521�3 St. Paul, h?�nn. 55108 (Ind. & LaUor) 6�.E�2591 (Labor R� Indus.) Bernice Rhoc?es St. Paul Civzl Service Les Pliller 265 Court House li.5. Post Office, Rr!. l�12 St. Paul, 2•1inn. 5�102 180 E. Kellog� Blvd. 29�-�t221 St. Paul, I�inn. 5�101 (Public Ed. �r I�fo.) 725-711-,.5 (Labor & Indus.) _5_ y , , .. _ '��'*��`� , . �� Ed LaFromboise Pete Leigh American Indian Center Roth Dist. Co. Inc. Y.r�i.C.A., }�75 Cedar 7373 Washington Ave. So. St. Paul, Minn. 55101 Edina, P�`inn. 222-077I or 227 5226 9It1-5760 (Bd. of Dir.) (^1 & T) (T & T� Chairman) (Ind. �: Labor) Dan Lambrides, Director " Boris Levich Shoreview Treatrnen�t Center 1I�80 Randolph, Apt. 203 Time P�Iedical Bldg. St. Paul� 1�Iinn. 55105 St. Paul, Ninn. 699 5270 22�.--1801 (T 8c T) Janet P•2ae Zittle (Pub. Ed. � Info.) 2022 Surimit Ave. St. Paul� 1+�Iinn. 55105 J. Herbert Larson b99-3772 3h: Personnel and Services (Public Ed. & Info.) 3M Center St. Paul, Minn. The Hon. James P7. Lynch 733-�671� Rm. 1509 Co�.zrt House (Bd. of Dir.) St. Paul, P�inn. 55102 (Pub. Ed. & Info.) 298-}�7I7 (Labor & Indus.) (Bd. of Dir., 2nd. V. Pres.) (Lega2 & Le�is.) OrviTle Larson, Director Fellowship Club Eugene J. MacauZey� 680 Ste��art Ave. Deputy Ramsey Cty. Administrator St. Paul, Minn. 55102 Court House 227_7637 St. Paul, Minn. (Bd. of Dir.) 29�-5591 (T & T) (Labor & Indus.) (Le�al & Legis.) riaryanne Marchand Ted La�rrence Granville House Ramsey Cty. Welf. Dept. 331� Mounds Blvd. 333 Sibley St. Paul, r?inn. 55106 St. Paul, Minn. 55101 776 2737 29g_1�7�g (Public Ed. & Inf o.) . (Leg. �c Legis., Secty.) Vince Marien Elizabeth Lee St. John's Hospital 805 Portland A-I Unit St. Paul, Minn. l�03 r?aria . 226-1982 st. �'aul, Minn. 55106 (Legal &. Le�is.) 228-3l�71 (T Rc T) Kay Leigh 2201� So. Shore Blvd. Jin Aiaring 17hite Bear Lake, Minn. 55110 LTGM 429-6�.97 23> F. 7th St. (T & T) St. Paul� I�I�nn. 55�01 (Ind. ?� Labor) 22?�-7a�7 (1 8:. T) _�._ � . , , " , • ��I� � , � � ��4�� . Michael Rodruguez riary Shea 321 East Curtice Buildin� Dept. ti�Jest St. Paul, hlinn. l�1�5 Court House 226-0�.02 S�. Pat�l, R'�nn. 55101 (T & T) 29u-�212 (Pub. Ed. Rc Info.) Thelma Ronay St. paul-Ramsey Hospital Vance Skahen 8th Floor, A Rc D Unit �R.a:�sey Cty. Recg. Center St. Paul, Minn. 55101 297 South Century Ave. 222-1�260, Ext. 563 St. Paul, Minn. 551z9 (T & T) 739-�.535 (Pub. Ed. � Info.} (T & T) (Ind. Rc Labor) (I,�aal & Legis.) Donald Sault Lloyd Soderberg, Alcohol Counsel.or 2005 Juliet Avenue St. John�s Hospital S+. Paul, Minr_. 55105 1�03 Maria Ave. 699-1682 St. Paul, l�:inn. 55106 (T & T) 228-3�.71 (Pub. Ed. & Info.) (� � 1) (Legal �c Legis.) (L�gal �c T,egis.) (Ind. & Labor) Phillip Sayers Ar�erican Indian Center ponna Soderr.man . Y.A?.C.A., 1�75 Cedar 2673 ��ayer Lane St. Paul, Minn. 55101 St. Paul, Piinn. 55��.9 222--0771 739-8891 (T & T) , (^1 � T) Ed Scharlau Jar�es Steave, Counselor 3M Personnel and Services St. John�s Hospital-A-1 Unit 3P: Center �.03 I�:aria S�. Paul, N;inn. St. Paul, Minn. �5106 733-�-71�2 228-31�71 (Pub. Ed. �C Info.) (Pub. Ed. & Info.) Dorothy Schneider Brian Traynor, Counselor Public Health Nurse Veteran's Hospital A & D Unit 590 Kirchner 5�;th �C 1.�8th Ave. So. S�. Paul� Minn. 55Z1� t�iinr.eapolis, rlinn. 55Z17 227-l�0l�3 72;-6767 (T & T) (T :?- T) Patt�r Seidel Bernard Troje, Director 752 E. Rose Ave. Ra;�sey Ctyo Detention & St. Paul, P!inn. 5�106 Correction Authority 776--�b0�. Ca�merce Bldg., �.th & Ulabasha (Pub, Ed. �� Info.) St. Paul, riinn. 55101 29�-�3�� Pat Sheppard (Bd. of Directors) 3LG2 P�iississippi River Rd. St. Paul, P�1inn. 55101� 66t�-]�.i�2 (Pub, Ed. & Info.) _(�_ � . - . 2:att Vacha, Director A & D Unit St. Paul-Ramsey Hospital 6�.0 Jackson St. St. Paul, Minn. 55101. 222-�.260, Ext. 568 (Bd. of Dir.) (T & T) (Ind. & I,abor} � James TrJrich Bus. & Industry Employee Pr�grar�s State of 2�4innesota Corrm�ission on Alcohol Problems Z�i@tT'O Square Bldg. St. Paul, Nlinn. 55101 296-6662 (Ind. & Labor) _7_ . , � ' . . , , . � � r „ . � � �.� \'u��.l f:_�� f? t-�%\�`��>l.�:f� ` F . . I.OMMl7'7fE!'t: [l':.ii'.(:l' l,�la ' - ; . � l��'f'I:01'filA-IiUf�:i � i• I,l.M�:LY ('OUI+I�Y � .� �' I DIVI'.Il)IJ ON �NE�.1 FF.f:I_.<_•...��+Ft'll��l�;; 11.'t1 II!1C:1)f_ AV1. . ;� VICL'.C�-IIAl1:h1AN � : �:T f'AUi. �!!NNC!��.i1TA `_....�7 _ E�..N\'1170NM[NTAL f'f:{..:.l. .`:n .� � At/�: �:�f;,7. =�:A � , �.�! ��,�. "'• Nni�u:rA� Rt:�;ouraci-� .. r�y. � , . . " - .�, �+�- FINANCIAL IN•��TITUiIOt��., .rtra.� I�+E.UY:ANCE � ... .Y,y`��,1,.� '"' � � F�IGlII�.R EDUCl�71C?�'! �� TRAN5POR7ATION � � y Y ,��i��i L` l,4 ..��l��i�l��l�� Ht)LI>C 01�� ViEF'RESFNTATiVES t�tA.R-I IN C)I AV `Af3p. �UCaker October 12, 197 3 The Honorable Ruby Hunt City Hall - Courthouse 15 West Kellogg Boulevard � St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 Dear Councilwoman Hunt: Shortly the City Council will have before it the proposed rezoning of the property on North Albert between Hewitt and Englewood for the Juel Fairbanks facility. I believe that the Zoning Board passed the measure the 5th of October, and if the regular schedule is adhered to, it should be before you the week of October 22, 1973. I hope that you as a member of the Council would closely review this facility. It seems to me that you should keep in mind the general characteristics of this neighborhood in making your decision. The Hamline area consists pri- marily of one and two family residences. Recently the City Council approved the construction of a Housing Authority project for the elderly in the same area. The two proj ects to me seem incompatible. From the information I have been able to gather, there is some doubt that the facility, as proposed, will be adequately supervised by trained per- sonnel. Therefore, I feel that it would have a detrimental effect to maintaining a stable and safe neighborhood. I understand that the facilities are needed; however, I think that the neighborhood and its primary charac- • teristics, should be considered. I would, therefore, hope that the Council would reject the permit at this time. I would appreciate hearing from you before the matter comes to a vote. Sincer ly, J'Y�- Walter R. Hanson �'..� State Representative � 1 �� ;'WRH: cu __ � . . cc: Harry Marshall / y s� CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA � ,—� S J��', APPLICATION FOR SPGECIAL USE PERMIT �y� GR OUP HOME - �t OOMING HOUSE To the Honorable Mayor and City Counc�l: c/o The City Cle rk City of Saint Paul, Minnesota The Juel Fairbanks After-care Residence, a Minnesota non-profit corporation, hereby applies for permis$ion to utilize the presently existing premises at 806 North Albert Street in the City of Saint Paul as a half-way house or group residence for fifteen Indian chemically dependant persons, who have arrested their illnesses and since�ely wish through group interaction and counselling to become and continue to be useful and responsible citizens of the comm unity. The legal description of the property, which is presently in:a as � "C" Residential District, is the South 85 Feet of Lot Three (3), Block ��'.�.�� -(�� Di✓! �-.i.-�� , College place East �dtlitzon to the City of Saint Paul. The present owner, The Christian Missionary Alliance, from whom the undersigned is purchasing the property, has a Certificate of Occu�a.ncy for four dwelling units. Juel Fairbanks' ope rating bud�et will be fully financed through the cooperative efforts of the Ramsey Coun�y Welfare Board, the Community Mental Health Center, and the State Commission on Alcohol Problems, all of which have endorsed the project. Capital financing through Foundation grants and mortgage commitments is contemplated. Juel Fairbanks believes that the premises are, or can readily be made, conformable to all applicable ordinances of the City of Saint Paul, and that the granting of permit herein pray@d for is necessary and convenient to , .�,...-- - � :� �r�'� � : � � �,• :��-"� �"`3 , _`.� ...,-+ ._ _. ( � • ' . i V the public welfare of the community as a:whole and of the District. �tespectfully submitted, JUEL FAIRBANKS AFTER-CARE RESIDENCE , #75 Cedar Street, Sai.nt Paul, Minnesota $y �,�vv�-,.. � vJ�-�U�► /'t'-�I Steven C. De Coste r, Boa rd Membe r 5� � Ce��--'�' �,�..e.�a�,.�,..,. 298-5464 July 24, 197 3. _ _ _ . - - -LL� , � l_- �._.j� � ,� �. � �� -� BOARD, OF ZQNING REPORT AN� ACTION October 4, 1973 � Plat Map ��27 - �Acting under Legislative Code Chapter 60 thru 64 , passed August 22, 1922, as amended to January 27, 1971. � 7540 1. APPLICANT'S NAME . Juel Fairbanks After-Care Residence ��q F�� 1 2. CLASSIFICATION . � Amendment � Appeal a Permit � Other 6957 3. PURPOSE . Permit for group home--rooming house 4. LOCATION . East side of No�'th Albert between Hewitt and Englewood S. LEGAL� DESCRIPTION : South 85 feet of�Lot 3, Block 13, College Place East Division 6. RRESENT ZODTING: "C" Residence 7. PURSUANT TO Zoning Code Chapter: 60 Section: .03 Paragraph: c 8. STAFF INVESTIGATION & REPORT: Date: September 27, 1973 By: DGW A. HISTORY: This site plus an additional amount was rezoned from "B" to "C" Residence in 1970. Also in 1970 a variance was granted for relaxation of off-street parking and of density for a specific number of parking stalls and of dwelling units. This �ariance was to allow construction of a high-rise development for housing for the elderly. The development was never constructed. H.R.A. later requested a similar variance for a smaller area which also included the site. B. AREA ZONING: The area i�nediately north and south on Albert Street's east side is zoned "C" Residential. On the west side of Albert, the area is zoned "B" Residential. Adjoining the proposed site at the rear is an area of "B" Residential. C. FRONTAGE AND AREA: The lot has a frontage of 85 feet on North Albert Street, with a depth of 215 feet. The total area of the lot is 18,275 sq, ft. D. STANDARDS: The Department of Housing and Building Code Enforcement defines group homes for chemical dependants as within the definition of "facility for the care of sic�t persons" (60.15, amended July 14, 1970) , and as such is allowed only in "C" Residential districts or lower. E. PROPOSED ZONING CODE: The area is proposed to be zoned RM-3. Institutional group homes will not be allowed in this district under the new regulations. F. SITE CONDITIONS: The site is presently occup'ied by a brick four-plex which. is being used as a combination office and living quarters for staff inembers of the Christian Missionary Alliance. G. AREA CONDITIONS: The area surrounding the site to the north, east, and west is developed as singl� and mu�ti-family residential. The Bible College to the south is no longer in operati.on, 9. 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