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CITY OF ST. PAUL FOENCIL NO.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
C it SOLUTION-GENERAL FORM
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WHLR�AS, the Finance Department presently has scheduled
a number mf public hearings before the City Council be�inning
with the week of April 7, 1970, and continuing on through
April 17, 1970, and
WHEREAS, the above hesrings involve apgmximatelq 1200
individual no�ices to affected propertq owners which must be
mailed a minimurn of ten-days prior to said publia hearing in
compliance with the City Charter, and
IN AS MUCH as the current work stoppage bq the Postal
Emploqees precludes the delivery of mailed notices as requirad,
N(7W THBREFOxE BE IT RESOLVED, that all public heariags
be cancelled and suspended until anch tiffie as the Finance
Departffieat �an ascertain that nornal �nail delivery can be
made in order to complq with the require�ents of the City
Gharter.
� 2 4 1970
COUNCILMEN Adopted by the Council 19—
Yeas Nays
Carlson � 2 � �9��
Dalglish Approvec� 19—
Meredith �� Favor
Peterson �
Spr�fk� U Mayor
A gainst
Tedesco
Mr. President, Byrne pU661SH�D MAR 2 8 7�7�
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' DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
CITY OF SAINT PAUL �
MINNESOTA
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JAMES J. DALGLISH, Commiuioner �,,�
LOUIS H.MeKENNA, Deputy Commiuioner Phons:223-4646
March 24, 1970
To the Honorable Maqor and
Members of the City Council
Gentlemen:
The Finance Departuaent presentlq has scheduled a nuaber
of public hearings before the City Council, the first of which
is set for April 7, 1970 and continuing on through April 17,
1970, camprising approximately 1200 individual notices to pro-
pertq awners.
In order to camply with the City Charter, mailed notices
mnst be sent not less than ten-days prior to the date of the
proposed public hearing.
In as much as the current work stoppage by the postal
employees precludea the sending out of mailed notices, it is
my recoa�endation that all public hearings be cancelled and
suspended until such ti�e as the Finance Department can ascer-
tain that normal mail delivery can be made in order to coffiply
with the requirements of the City Charter.
I would anticipate that even if the mail were to begin to
be processed i�ediatelq, it would take a minimum of two to
three weeks for a conpleCe retura to normal.
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CITY OF ST. PAUL H�ENC�� NO.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
COUNCIL RESOLUTION-GENERAL FORM
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$ DATF MArch 26�, 1 70
WHEREAS, the Finance Department preeently has acheduled
a number of public hearinga before the City Council beginniug
with the �eek of April 7, 1970, and coatinuing on through
April 17, I97�, aad
WHBREAS, the above hearings involve appcmimately 1200
individual natices to affected property awners Which must be
mailed a miaimum of ten-daya prior to aaid public hearing in
cempliance with the City Charter, and
IN AS MUCH as the current work stoppage by the Postal
Employeas precludes the delivery of mailed notices as required,
N�+T THEBEFORE BB IT RESOLVED, that all public hearings
be cancelled and euspended until euch tim� as tha Fiaance
Departmeat can ascertain that normal mail delivery can be
made in order to comgly with the requirements of the City
Chascter,
� � 4 19�0
COUNCILMEN Adopted by the Council 19—
Yeas Nays
Carlson ���� �� � ����
Dalglish Approve� 19—
Meredith Tn Favor
Peterson
Sprafka Mayor
Tedesco �—Against
Mr. President, Byrne
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