236863 ORIGINAL TO CITY CLERK � � {��(h_S
� �- CITY OF ST. PAUL FOENCIL NO. v v° "'
FFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
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PRESENTED BY � `i��������
COMMISSIONE DAT �
REA Th' ouncil, by Council File No. 225558, adopted
t�n� a oved ctobe 13, 1965, approved the Application of the
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul,
Minnesota, to the Housing Assiatance Administration for reserva-
t.ios o� 800 �nits of low rent housing for the elderly, which
res�rv�ation was aubsequently made by the then. Public Housing
A�stration; and
WHEI�EAS, This Council, by Council File No. 22g134, adopted
a�- e�groved June 15, 1966, approved the provision by the Houaing
aB� R.edevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota,
of the Development Program for Low Rent Housing project No. Minn.
1-11, providing for 630 units of low rent hou�ing for the elderly
at a total estimated development cost of �10,512,767; and
WHEREAS, As a part of the aforesaid Program Reservation and
Development Program the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the
City of Saint Paul, Minnesota, has prepared a document entitled
"Amendment No. 1 to Development Program" dated December 27, 1967,
for Project Minn. 1-13 for 148 dwelling units under Program
Reservation No. Minn. 1-C, to be located in the City^of Saint
Paul, Coun.ty of Ramsey, State o� Minnesota, describsd as follows:
Lo�s 5 through 26 inelusive, Block l,
L. T. Lawton' s Subdivision of Lot �To.
8 of Kerwins Outlots, aceording to the
� plat thereof. on file and of record in
the o�fice of the Register o� Deeds,
Ramsey County, Min.nesota,
at an estimated development cost of �2, 515,'708; now, therefore, be it
�
RESOLVED, That the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby
' approves the site and the provision of the Development Program for
� Low Rent Housing Projeet No. Minn. 1-13 an.d of said Project pro-
viding for 148 units of low rent housing for the elclerl at a total
estimated development cost of �2,515,798. FO�� AR�R4�fED i
Asst. Corporattop Counsel
COUNCILMEN Adopted by the Councii v�� ��,q�+�9_
Yeas Nays
Carlson ��`�l 3 � 196�
Dalglish Approved 19..—
Holland �_� J '�
Meredith �n Favor
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Peterson J MaYor
Tedesco A8'��t
Mr. President, Byrne ,PUBLIS�iEB ��� ,� 1�6�
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HOUSING AND REDEUELO�N{ENT AUTHORITY OF TNE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESGTA
. Mr. Robert 0`Connell January 26, 1968
First Asst. Corporation Counsel
City Hall and Court House
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102
Re: Low Rent Housin� Project Minn. 1-13
Dear Bob:
The Authority has transmi.tted to Council a request for approval of Site and Development
Program for Law Rent Ho�sin� Project Minn. 1-13, together with a Petition to rezon� a
part of the Site from A to C Resideni:ial.
The writer anticipates that two resolutions will be necessary f�r Council action, the
first approvi.ng the Site and llevelopmenL Program for the Project and the second dealing
with the rezoning of part of the Project Site.
Find enclosed a proposed form of resolution respecting the Site and Develc�pment Pro�xam
approval. I anticipate that Council will de�er action upon this matter until the Pet-
ition to rezone comes before them.
yours very truly, �
,l
'..,.Z�.�.�Z
James T. Hart
Staif Counsel
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,14�! 2 91963
�„c�: � c w,:,,�:��.���:�� Cour�s�l.�
La�vrence J. hayes, N�:rry F. Strong, Jr., O�vil�e r. Arderson, N�rry R. Thomas, Kenneth J. Lyrch, Ja;��es J. Dalg!ish, Victor J. Te�iesco
Chaiie;an
421 Wabasha Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota 551 02. Edward N.Helfeld,executive director. phone 223 5218
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HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
�
Honorable Mayor and City Council January 26, 1968
% City Clerk
City Hall and Court Iiouse
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102
Gentlemen:
There is herewith submitted for Council consideration a document entitled "Amendment
No. 1 to Development Program" dated December 27 , 1967. This Development Program for
Low-Rent Housing Project Minn. 1-13 makes provision for 148 dwelling units for the
elderly in a hi-rise type building to be located on the west side of Flandrau Street ,
between Iowa and Idaho Streets iuenediately east of White Bear Avenue, at a total cost
of $2,515,708.
Project Minn. 1-13 constitutes one of five sites previously approved by Council (C.F.
No. 225558 adopted October 13, 1965) (C.F. No. 229134 adopted June 15, 1966) for a
total of 630 unites of housing for the elderly.
There is further submitted a Petition to rezone a part of the site from A Residential
to C Residential District, upon which Petition the Authority has secured the signatures
of 14 of the 20 property owners located within 100 feet of the site. These consents
were obtained after meetings with the property owners and after the Authority advised
them of the future assessment for sewer extension to serve the Project.
The Authority requests Council approval of the Site and Development Program for Project
Minn. 1-13, and Council consideration of the Authority's Petition to rezone part of the
tract.
Respectfully submitted,
�1
Edward N. Helfeld
Executive Airector
Lawrence J. Hayes, Harry P. Strong, Jr., Orville E. Anderson, Henry R. Thomas, Kenneth J. Lynch, James J. Dalglish, Victor J. Tedesco
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HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
The Honorable Harry E. Marshall January 26, 1968
City Clerk
City Hall and Court House
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102
Re: Low Rent Housing Project Minn. 1-13
Petition to Rezone and Request for
Approval of Development Program
Dear Mr. Marshall :
Find enclosed a Petition to amend Chapters 60 through 64 of the Legislative Code to
rezone from A residential District to C Residential District Lots 9 through 22 and the
West 32 feet of Lots 8 and 23, Block 1, L.T. Lawton's Subdivision of Lot 8 of Kerwin's
outlots, together with a filing fee in the amount of $70.00.
Also submitted is the Development Progr,am for Project Minn. 1-13, with Authority re-
quest for Council consideration thereof. The Authority would appreciate your placing
both matters on the Council agenda as soon as practicable.
Yours very truly,
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�'ames T. Hart
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Lawrence J. Hayes, Harry P. Strong, Jr., Orville E. Anderson, Henry R. Thomas, Kenneth J. Lynch, James J. Dalglish, Victor J. Tedesco
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CERTIFICATE OF SECRETARY
The undersigned hereby certifies, as follows:
(1) That he is the duly Qualified and acting Secretary of the
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minaesota,
herein called the "Local Public Agency" and the keeper of the records of
the Local Public Agency;
(2) That the attached Resolution No. 67-12/�7-6
is a true and correct copy of the Resolution
adopted
as �tvG�d on the 27th day of December , 1968
(3) The seal affixed below constitutes the official seal of the
Local Public Agency and this Certificate is hereby exeucted under such
official seal,
(4) That the undersigned f.s duly authorized to execute this
Certificate.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned has hereunto set his haad
this 26 day of January � 1�8
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RESOLUTION APPROVIfiG DEVELOPr;EIv�T PROGRAM
� FOR LOkT RENT HOUSING PROJECT �fINN. 1-13
. WHEREAS, on January �27, 1966 the Housino an� RLoan ContractAuContract�Not�C-312y
of Saint Paul, Minnesota entered�into a Prelimina y
Program Reservation No. rlin�ation WformerlyDtherPublic�HousingnAdminis�ration of�pthet�
Housing Assistance Administ �
Housing and Home Finance Agency) providino monies to undertake preliminary surveys and
planning for an estimated 800 units �of elderly housing; a�d
WHERF,�1S, the Authority has previously submitted a Development Program to the
Department of Housing and Urban Dm Reservation�uhas�furtheraundertakenssurveys f2nd630
units under the aforesaid Progra
' planning and completed a Develodin tforo�hemconstructRontofo148ndwellingtunits. located
which Development Prooram provi g
in the City of Saint Paul, County of Ramsey, State of Minnesota, described as follot•�s:
� Lots Five (5) through Ztaenty-six (26) inclusive, Block One (1) ,
L.T. Lai�en�n�oflrecorduinithelofficecofdthe Register�of Deeds,
of on f
Ramsey County, Minnesota; .
has been presented to and considered at this meeting. -
NOtd, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by teeDevelon�:entdProaram1foreLo�•*ARent Housing
the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota that th P
Project Minn. 1-13, making profi�J°�nrL�illioneFiveSHundrednrifteen Tiiousand Sevenl�undred
housin� at an estimated cost o roved
�nd Eight Dollars ($2,515,70£i.00) on the site hereinbefore described is hereby app
and the Executive Director ls ousin�land Urban1Developm°nt ,bHousing AssisDance�Admin-
program to the Department of H �
istration for approval coith requestotmenttandCoperationeof LowaRentnHousing�Proj�ctrMinn
be amended to provi.de for the devel p s_
1-13.
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HOUSIN,G AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINN�ESOTA
� Dece�r 22, 1967
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Hr. Wilti�► E. Bergeron
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Housi�tg AasiBtance Ad:�inistration �
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Chicago, Illiavis 60b01 �
8e: C:iI:LDiT:?ilt�'?�-Z-13
Ame�enk No. 1 to Development
Pragram for �iian. 1-13
De�r Mr. �erge�o�:
Er�toA�d firad copies 1 thruu�h S af the Dev�3o�c►�t Pro�rm £Qr Proj�ct No. Miiva.
1-13 with tne e..�c��tioa of t[�e Autharity R�golution w-hich will be �oz-�a�rd�d at a
later d�re.
Thie s�sL�saittal ccros�titate� R�e��r�t t3o. 1 ta th� D�velop�ttt Pro�r�es far Pro j�c�
�to. 2�ftsn. 1-11, suL�aittcci an tiap I2, Z9Su.
The sit� will C�e suhmitted to the City CQUn�il for agp�av€�.1 �it�:in tne n�Yt €E�
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P R E F A C E
The original Development Program for Project No. Minn. 1-11 consisted of
four sites as follows: �
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� Site No. Location Project No. D.U. 's
1 Cleveland Avenue � Minn. 1-11 141
2 Front Street Minn. 1-15 I51
3 Smith & Ninth Streets Minn. 1-13 151 �
4 Wilson & Audson Road Minn. 1-14 187
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This Development Program was the basis for an Annual Contributions Contract
entered into on June 16, 1966 in the amount of $10,512,767. Subsequently,
Site No. 3 was abandoned at the request of the City Council of the City of �
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(Minn: 1-11) has been revised from 141 units to 144 dwelling units. �
°�These, additional three dwelling units are being deducted from the number
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�pro.� for Site No. 3 which results in the following unit distribution:
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. Site No. 2 Minn. 1-15 151 D.U. 's �
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Site No. 4 Minn. 1-14 187 D.U. 's j
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The Estimated Development Cost, Part N, indicates that the cost of this j
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Project No. Minn. 1-13 along with Preliminary Budgets approved 9-1-67
for Projects No. Minn. 1-11, 1-14 and 1-15 do not exceed the $10,512,767.
The Exhibits and narrative in the original Development Program remain un- '
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changed except for Site No. 3, Project No. Minn. 1-13, fnr which this
Development Program Amendment is to be sub�tituted. �
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
(ORIGINALLY SUBMITTED AS A PART OF PROJECT N0. MINN. 1-11 FOR
630 DWELLING UNIT�MAY 11, 1966)
PROJECT N0. MINN. 1�-13 FOR 148 DWELLING UNITS
PROGRAM RESERVATION N0. MINN. 1-C
Saint Paul, Minnesota
This Amended Development Program has been adopted by Resolution No. .
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CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
and is hereby submitted to serve as the basis for an Amendment to the
Annual Contributions Contract, with a Total Development Cost of
$ 2.515.708 .
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EDWARD N. HELFELD, Executive Director
Amended - December 27, 1967
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' INDEX
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� PART I . . .
101. Low-Rent Program Under ACC ............................. 1
102. Low-Rent Program Not Under ACC ......................... 1
PART II
201. City Land Use Map ...................................... 2
202. Long Range Program of Project Location ...............:. 2
203. City Planning Considerations in Relation to Proposed
Site .....o............................................ 2
204. Main Concentration of Employment Opportunities ......... 3
2�5. Transportation •����������������������������������.�����• 3
206. Project Neighborhood Map ...............................
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207. Character of the Neighborhood .......................... 3
208. . Adverse Neighborhood Influences ........................ _ 4
209. Relationship of Site to Neighborhood Redevelopment
and Renewal ........................................... 5
210. Zoning ......o.......................................... 5
211. Schools ................................................ 6
2I2. Shopping Facilities .................................... 6
213. Neighborhood Community Facilities ...................... 6
214. Preliminary Property Line Map of Proposed Site ......... 8
215. Topography of Site and Subsoil Conditions .............. 8
216. Site Photographs ....................................... 8
217. Condition of Streets ..,......�......................... 8
218. Easements, Franchise Rights, and Rights of Way ......... 9
219. Utilities .............................................. � 9
' 220. Necessary Site Services ................................ 9
221. Existing Structures on Site ............ ...:............ ' 10
222. Is Site A Slum? ......................................... 10
- 223. Number and Characteristics of Site Occupants and
Demonstration of Adequacy of Relocation Resources ..... � 10
224. Relocation Plan ........................................ 10
225. Interest of Members of Local Authority or Others in
the Proposed Site ..................................... 10
226. Probable Acquisition Difficulties ...................... 10
PART III
301. Preliminary Site Plan .................................. . 11
302. Density ................................................ 11
303. Unbuildable Land or Excess Land ........................ � 11
304. Outline Specifications of Site Improvements ............ 11
305. Vacation and Dedication of Streets, Roads and
Alleys .....e.......................................... 12
306. Dwelling Buildings ..................................... 13
307. Type of Building Construction ..........o..........o.... 14
308. Administration Buildings or Spaces ..................... 14
309. Maintenance Buildings or Spaces .... .................... 14
310. Community Buildings or Spaces .......... ................ 14
PART IV
401. Estimate of Total Development Cost ................. .... 15
Supplement Sheet to Section 401 ...... .................. 16
402. Supporting Data for Accounts 1410.1, 1410.2, 1410:19, .
1430.2, 1430.7, 1465 and 1475 .. .....................o. 17
403. � Estimate of Dwelling Construction and Equipment Cost ... 19
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405. Basis for Estimate of Site Improvement Costs ........... 19
� 406. Schedule for Project Development ....................... 20
PART 0 �
501. Lowest Private Rents (Gap Aemonstration) ............... 21
502. Estimate of Lowest Possible Contract and Gross Rent
of the Proposed Project ............................... 21
503. Estimate Qf Gross Rent of the Proposed Project ......... 22
504. Estimate of Project -and Tenant Utility Costs for -
Determinatian of Lowest Possible Contract and
Gross Rents ..................o..................o..... 22
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PART I �
OVER-ALL PROGRAM OF LOCAL AUTHORITY
101. Low-Rent Program Under ACC , Units for
Total Elderly General
Units Occupancy Occupancy
a. Completed for occupancy ........... 2189 986 1203
b. Leasing Program Minn. 1-12 ........ 1385 410 975
c. Under ACC but not completed for
occupancy (Minn. 1-11, 1-13, 1-14
1-15 and 1-16) .................... 800 800 0 ,
d, Total ............................. 4374 2196 2178
102. Low-Rent Program Not Under ACC
a. In this project, No. Minn. 1-13 ... 0* 0* 0
b. Other
(1) Formulated into projects
(Minn. 1-D) ........�........ 50** 50** 0
(2) Not yet formulated into �
projects (Minn. 1-D) ......... 450 450 0
(3) Line b(1) plus line b(2) ..... 500 500 0
c. Line a plus line b (3) ............ 500 500 0
*The 148 units in Project No. Minn. 1-13 are included in line 101., c., above as
a part of the previous approval of 630 units to come under ACC.
**A part of reservation Minn. 1-D added to Project No. Minn. 1-16.
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PROJECT SITE
201. CITY LAND USE MAP - See Exhibit 201A �
202. LONG-ItANGE PROGRAM OF PROJECT LOCATION
Refer to Section 202 of the original Minn. 1-11 Development Program
as well as the Development Program for Project No. Minn. 1-16. The
Minn. 1-16 site is adjacent to the Central Business District and is
considered to be the substitute geographic location for the original
Minn. 1-13 downtown location which was abandoned,
The site selected for Project Minn. 1-13 is in an area of the commun-
ity not presently served with a hi-rise building for low income elderly
and is consistent with the Authority's policy of disbursing such hous- .
ing in many portions of the City.
203. CITY PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS IN RELAT70N TO PItOPOSED SITE
.a, Exhibits - Refer to Exhibits submitted with Development Programs
for Projects Minn. 1-11 and Minn: 1-16. Regarding Exhibit 203A
the City has adopted the NFPA No. 101, Life Safety Code 1966 by
referenee. .
b. The general neighborhood of the proposed site has been develop-
ed .intensively during .the past 15 to 20 years and few parcels
of vacant land remain in the neighborhood. Future development
of what vacant land remains within the area is anticipated
generally in accord with existing adjacent land uses.
The proposed multi-family use of the site will act as a buffer
use between the single-family residential area to the west of
the site and the commercial which exist to the east of the site.
In recent years, other multi-family uses have been built on other
sites immediately to the south of the proposed site, and these
structures perform much the same planning functi�on as will be
performed by the proposed building. � �
C. No highway developments or street widenings are contemplated .
which would affect the proposed site.
d. During preliminary conferences with the City Planning Board staff,
it was determined that the structure would be placed on the eastern
portion of the site and that the western portion would be retained
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and planning objectives of not overshadowing the exist-
ing .single-family dwellings with a large structure. If
developed in this manner, the Planning Board staff felt that
the proposed use would not be in conflict with the general �
plan of the City. Exhibft 203G will be submitted at a
later date.
204. MAIN CONCENTRATION OF IIriPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES � '
Since this is housing for the elderly, the relationship of the site
to employment centers is not considered to be an important factor.
205. TRANSPORTATION
a. Public transportation is by means of the privately-owned
bus company that serves the �ain City area. The cost per
� trip is 25G. The site is within one block of a major shop- '
ping center. The length of the bus ride to the Central Busi-
ness District is approximately 15 minutes.
b. The present public transportation service is deemed to be
adequate.
c. Because the proposed housing is for the elderly, traffic
arteries in terms of access to employment centers is not
an important factor. The Hillcrest Shopping Center (C-2)
and other shops providing all required retail goods and
services are located immediately ad�acent to the site. No
changes in the major traffic arteries are contemplated by
the City at this time.
206. PROJECT NEIGHBORHOOD MAP
See Project Neighborhood Map (Exhibit 206A) .
207. CHARACTER OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD
a. The general character of the neighborhood is residenCial. The
area west of White Bear Avenue has been built up within the last
15 years with single-family dwellings of a medium quality. Direct-
ly south of the site is a new three-story multi-family structure
which is one of several multi-family dwellings in the .neighborhood.
A number of parcels in the area are still vacant, but for the most
part, they are small lots suited only for single-family dwellings.
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White Bear Avenue, an arterial street, is developed with a commer-
cial strip approximately six blocks in length with the heaviest
concentration of use on the east side. It consists of a shopp-
ing center that meets all of the shopping needs of the residents
6€ �he a�ee� �'wr� b��el�s ne��hwes� e€ �he pregesed s#�e #e �he
Chesed Shel-Emes Society cemetery. Two blocks north of the !.
site is Larpenteur Avenue, the northern boundary of the City
of St. Paul. A municipal sports arena is located one-half mile
north of the project site, and the Ramsey County golf course is
located three-fourths of a mile north of the site. Both of these
facilities are outside of the City limits.
Lake Phalen and Phalen Park are a mile and a half west of the site.
The lake and park offer swimming, boating, fishing, hiking and
picnic facilities.
b. The general topography of the neighborhood is flat with a slight �
rise in elevation toward the west and north.
c. The dwellings are predominately single-family, medi�un-priced and well-
maintained. The yards of these relatively new structures are land-
scaped, and the city has planted trees along the boulevards. The
area appears to be an attractive residential area in which to live.
The several multi-family structures that have been recently con-
structed immediately west of White Bear Avenue are of 2-1/2 story
brick veneer construction and are well-maintained.
208. ADVERSE NEIGHBORHOOD INFLUENCES
a. Larpenteur and White Bear Avenues are the only two main traffic arter-
ies� in the neighborhood. They are both through stop streets and
traffic is adequately controlled with stop lights at their intersec-
tion. No traffic hazards are present in the area.
b. There are no nearby industries creating smoke, dust, fumes or odors,
excessive noise, etc.
c. There are no creeks or rivers near the proposed site.
d. There are no ravines, steep slopes, etc. , near the proposed site. ,
e. There are no other adverse influences.
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209. RELATIONSHIP OF SITE TO NEIGHBORHOOD REDEVELOPMENT AND RENEWAL
a. There are no plans for redevelopment'or renewal in the neighborhood.
b. There are no known ma�or private housing developments contemplated
in the vicinity of the site.
210. ZONING
a. The eastern one-third of the site is zoned "Commercial", and the
remainder of the site is zoned "A Residence". Multiple residence
is permitted in a commercial zone. The Authority has obtained a
consent petition from adjacent property owners so that the portion
of the site that is zoned "A Residence" can be rezoned to permit
a multiple dwelling unit.
The site is in height district I. Section 61.02 and 61.06 of the
2oning Code permits construction to 40 feet and makes provisions
for increased heighta with suitable setbacks and ratios of building .
area to site area. The structure would be built in compliance with
these restrictions.
b. Density restrictions, as stated in the Zoning Code, require a site
area of 1,000 sq. ft. per dwelling unit, or 43 dwelling units per
acre. However, the Comprehensive Plan of the City proposes a
maximum of 87 dwelling units per acre for high-rise reaidential
structures. The Zoning Code, dating from 1922, is now being re-
placed with a new Code now in preparation in order to bring it
into conformity with modern zoning practices and the objectives
of the Comprehensive Plan. In the past, the City Council has
approved zoning density variances which conform to the provisiona
of the Comprehensive Plan. The proposed density for this site
meets these requirements, and the Authority anticipates City
Council approval of an appeal from the present Zoning.Code.
The immediate area to the east of the site is zoned "Com�nercial",
and is developed for this use. The proposed structure will be
set back about 80 feet from the commercially zoned land, and this '
setback will be landscaped to provide a buffer from the commercial
use. The portion of the block south of the site, where a muTti-
family dwelling is located, is zoned "C Residence". The remainder
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of the area is "A Residence". The density restriction for "A
Residence" is 4,000 square feet and the restrictions for "C
Residence" is 1,000 sq. ft. per dwelling unit. The project is, '
therefore, adequately protected fram future blight.
c. The Authority will seek to have the western two-thirds of the site
rezoned to "C Residence". As stated above, a sufficient petition for
rezoning has been obtained. It is anticipated that the City Zoning
Board will recommend approval of such rezoning upon presentation �
of the petition, provided that the structure is sited on the
eastern part of the parcel as planned.
211. SCHOOLS
a. The project is for the elderly, therefore, data regarding schools
is not applicable.
b. Not applicable.
212. SHOPPING FACILITIES
The Hillcrest Shopping Center is located approximately 500 feet northeast
of the project site (See C-2 on Exhibit 206A) . The center contains two
dress shops, a gift shop, a furniture store, two variety stores, two
grocery stores, two hardware stores,. an appliance center, a bakery, a
dairy� store, and two drug stores. Other retail or. service facilities
in the immediate vicinity include a restaurant and a bank. Existing
shopping facilities available to the site are excellent.
213. NEIGHBORHOOD COMMUNTTY FACILITIES
a. The Hayden Heights Playground (RO-1) is located approximately one-
half mile east of the site. The playground facilities include
four baseball diamonds, a football field, a hockey rink, a skating
rink, anl play apparatus. The Prosperity Playground (RO-3) , located
approximately .6 of a mile south of the site, offers the same out-
door facilities. The Hillcrest Go1f Course (RO-5) is located approxi- �
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mately .6 of a mile northeast of the proposed project. Wakefield
Lake, which is approximately 1/2 mile northwest of the proposed
site, offers swimming, boating, picnic facilities, a softball
� field, and play apparatus (See RO-4) . �
b. Both the Hayden Hei�hts (RI-2) and the pxosp�r��y (R�-�) playgrounds
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have shelter houses that provide miscellaneous roams for indoor
activities. At Hayden Heights there is also a multi-purpose room,
a craft shop and a kitchen.
� c. Aldrich Arena (RC-1) offers indoor skating facilities. The Arena
is also used for college and high school hockey games, graduations,
conventions, and exhibits. The Arena is located outside the City
� limits, approximately .6 of a mile northeast of the proposed site.
A bowling alley is located in Hillcrest Shopping Center (See RC-2) .
d. There are no welfare or health clinics within the immediate neighbor-
hood. However, there are several medical and dental offices in the
Hillcrest Shopping Center.
e. There are four ch,urches in the immediate vicinity of the project
site. Presentation Roman Catholic Church (CH-4) is located
approximately .3 of a mile northwest of the site. The Divinity
Lutheran Church (CH-1) is loc ated approximately .6 of a mile
south of the project , and Cross Lutheran Church (CH-3) is approxi-
mately 1 mile north of the site. The fourth church, Epworth
Methodist (CH-2) is located three-quarters of a mile southeast of •
the project site.
f. The Hayden Heights Branch Library (L-1) is approximately .4 of a
mile south of the site and could easily be reached by public trans-
portation.
g. The neighborhood in which the site is located is not within a Conm�-
unity Action Program area. However, there is such an area approxi- �
mately .8 mile south of the site, and the headquarters of a CAP
funded program is located within the Roosevelt Hames, approximately
1.3 miles from the proposed site. Programs wtth application to the
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elderly conducted from this headquarters include community organiza-
tion activities, social group work services, a health clinic and .
family nursing services, and individual counseling, as well as
legal services provided by Legal Assistance of Ramsey County, Inc.
214. PRELIMINARY PROPERTY LINE MAP OF PROPOSED SITE
See Exhibit 214A attached. �
215. TOPOGRAP'HY OF SITE AND SUBSOIL CONDITIONS
a. At one time the site was a swamp, but it has been filled and it ia
. now level. It is about a foot lower than the surrounding street
surfaces. •
b. No extensive filling or grading of the site will be required.
c. Test borings are being made and will be submitted at a later date.
216. SITE PHOTOGR.APHS
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$1�. CONDITIO;V OF STREETS
a. Iowa, Flandrau and Idaho are each a boundary street and each about
30 feet wide, graded and oiled, without curb or sidewalk on the
project side of the street. Flandrau has a catch basin and street
light at each corner adjacent to the project. Iowa and Idaho each
� have a sidewalk on the far side of the street and sidewalk and
curb adjacent to the commercial properties at the east end of the
block. White Bear Avenue, a main feeder street adjacent to the east
end of the block was rebuilt in 1961 and consists of 44 ft. wide
concrete pavement and concrete curb and sidewalk.
b. All streets are to reinain and no major street widenings and improve-
� ments are necessary. Sidewalk, boulevard sodding and trees and curb
will be provided adjacent to the project property similar to that
provided by the commercial properties at the east end of the block.
See the site photographs, Exhibit 216b for details on existing condi-
tions. ,
c. See 217. , b. , above.
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218. EASII�IEI3TS, FRANCHISE RIGHTS, AND RIGHTS OF WAY
There is no evidence of existing easements for any underground utillties
axcapk in the etreets which are to r�main. Refsr to 8xhibit 214A for
location of existing utilitie�.
219. UTILITIES •
a. Refer to Exhibit 214A which shows the existing utilities for esch
street. The sizes of sewer, water and gas lines are indicated on the .
drawing. The sewers indicated are all combined aewers. The local �
utility company is obliged to serve the site with an adequate over-
head electrical distribution system and with gas mains without
cost to the Project.
b. A preliminary analysis of existing water mains and sanitary sewers
on bounflary streets indicates no new off-site facilities will be
required. Gas and electric are adequate to serve the site. Under-
ground electrical distribution lines required on the site must be
paid for by the property owner�. It is proposed to provirle an under-
ground electrical distr3.bution system for all services required on
the site. Enclosed is a copy of a letter fro m the City dated
December 11, 1967 (Exhibit 219A) regarding the need for a storm
water sewe� to serve the site.
220. NECESSARY SITE SERVICES
Munic. Serv. Munic. Serv. Non-Munic.
Type of Service Without Charge With Char�e Service
1. Street Repair x
2. Street cleaning x
3. Snow removal x
4. Street lighting current x '
5. Street lighting maintenance x
6. Garbage removal x
7. Danestic trash removal. x
8. Domestic ash removal x
9. Central heating plant ash removal x
10. Sewerage service x '
11. Project sewer maintenance x
12. Fire protection x
13. Police protection x
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221. EXISTING STRUCTURES ON SITE �
There are no existing structures on the site.
222. IS SITE A SLUM?
The eite is not a s1um.
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223. NUMBER AND CHARACTERISTICS OF SITE OCCUPANTS AND DEMONSTRATION OF ADE-
gUACY OF R�LOCATION RESOURCES
There are no families or individuals on the site. •
224. RELOCATION PLAN
See Section 223, above.
225. INTEREST OF MIIKBERS OF LOCAL AtTI'�iORITY OR OTHERS IN THE PROPOSED SITE
No member, officer or employee of the Local Authority or former member,
officer, or employee of the Local Authority who ceased to be a member,
officer, or employee within one year, has any interest, direct or in-
direct, in any property planned to be included in the project.
226. PROBABLE ACQUISITION AIFFICULTIES
Site acquisition will be campleted shortly before the completion of
the Construction Documents. All the land is owned by one individual
and no acquisition difficulties are expected.
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Saint Yaul, Minnesota
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P�1RT III
� IMPROVEMENTS
301. PRELIMINARY SITE PLAN
, See FSthibit 301A.
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302. DENSITY �
a. Total Area to be Acquired 117,652 Sq. Ft. _
b.. LESS: Area to be dedicated for streets,
roads, alleys, and street"widenings, or ,
for publicly owned parks or playgrounds
(so far as such areas can be approximated
at this time) 0 Sq. Ft.
c. Total Area to be Owned at Completion of
Project 117,652 Sq. Ft.
d. Less: (Estimated)
1. Unbuildable Area 0 Sq. Ft.
2. Excess Land � 0 Sq. Ft.
3. Area of Streets, Roads, and
Alleys not Dedicated 0 Sq. Ft.
4. Total deductions 0 Sq. Ft.
e. Area for Computation of Density . �
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1. In square feet 117,652 Sq. Ft. ��--
2. In acres � 2.70 Acres
f. Number of Dwelling Units 148
g. Dwelling Unit Density 54.8 Per Acre
303. UNBUILDABLE LAND OR EXCESS LAND .
a. It is not proposed to acquire any unbuildable land.
b. It is not proposed to acquire any land which is excess to the needs
� of the Project.
304. OUTLINE SPECIFICATIONS OF SITE IMPROVEMENTS
a. The site proper will not require streets but will require parking
� lots and drives which will be constructed with a 6" keystone gravel
base and a 2" bituminous surfacing. The parking �`lot and entrance
drives will either have integral concrete curb and sidewalks,
J standard concrete curb or precase concrete wheel stops. Sewers
on-site will either be cast iron or vitrified clay pipe, Water
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services are to be copper. Gas and electric distribution systems
are by the local utility company except that underground e�ectri-
� cal service to the hi-rise building must be paid for by the Auth-
ority.
b. As you will note on the photographs (Exhibit 216b) , the site is
- very flat and no extensive grading work -is contemplated, except - - � •
the removal of unsuitable existing fill and peat material beneath
� proposed improvements. Where necessary, the poor material will
be replaced with a granular campacted fill. �
� c. Soil borings taken in 1960 and 1962, approximately one-half block
southeasterly of the site, indicates there is some fill and poor
bearing material near the surface. The borings encountered fill
and black muck in depths varying from 4 to 16 feet and the water
level in these borings varied from three feet to ten feet below
the boring surface elevation. Clayey soils with low bearing
capacity are encountered beneath the peat �and fill. Below the
low bearing clay are lean clayey and sandy sails, wh3ch have
bearing values of 20-34 blows per foot commencing about 25 feet
deep. It is expected that dewatering equipment during construc-
tion and piles for support will be necessary for the structure.
, d. No demolition of existing improvements is required on this vacant
site.
� 305. VACATION AND DEDICATION OF STREETS. ROADS AND ALLEYS
a. No vacations of streets and alleys are required, as the existing
vacated alley was vacated October 15, 1953.
b. The re are no dedications of streets or recreation areas contempla-
ted. `
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306, DWELLING BUILDINGS
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Type AE Totals
Stories 15 �at�s Bedrooms
IInits: ,
Efficiencies (89) (89) (44.5)
1-Bedroom (58) (58) (Sg)
2-Bedroom (1) (i) �2� '
. Totals (148) (148) (104.5)
Total Rooms: Designed for elderly 474.5 Room Ratio (Rooms Per Unit) 3.21
For General Occupancy 0
Total 474.5
b. The dwelling units included in this program should be ready for
occupancy by late 1969. The Authority is in the planning stage
on two Urban Renewal Projects comprfsing about 1300 acres of pre-
dominately residential property. The units included in this program,
as well as those in projects already` constructed, under construction,
or soon to be under construction, will all be available for re-
locating site occupants from renewal projects. The Authority's
� preference rating for selecting tenants gives highest priority to �
families displaced by urban renewal or other governmental action.
All of the units included in this program are designed for the
elderly.
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' 3�07. TYPE OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Foundations Concrete Footings on piling and
reinforced concrete foundation
walls
� Ground Floor Construction Reinforced Concrete pan and
joist or flat slab
Second Floox Construction Post-tensioned Concrete Slab
IIpper Floors Post-tensioned Concrete Slab
StructuraY System Re-inforced Concrete columns and.- , - .
beams
Roof Construction Post-tensioned Concrete Slab
. Exterior Walls - Face brick with masonry back-up �
,
xoofing Built-up pitch and gravel
� Interior Partitions Concrete block and plaster or
dry wall
Floor Finish Composition flooring
Windows Aluminum with self-storing storms
and screens
Ceilings - Exposed concrete, spray-textured
plaster and acoustical tile
Door Frames Aollow Metal
Seating System Low pressure steam or cisculating
hot water
308. ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS OR SPACES
The administrative offices for this building will be on the ground floor
of the structure. The management office for this structure will be a
, minimum sized office and small waiting room with a combined area of
about 200 square feet.
309. MAINTENANCE BUILDINGS OR SPACES
� Part of the first floor or basement area, if any, ,will be used for main-
tenance space as in some of our more recent hi-rises and will consist of
the allowable 1088 square feet.
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310. COMMUNITY BUILDINGS OP. SPACES
The community space will be provided at this site in accordance with maxi-
mums permitted by Section 207.3 of the Low-Rent Manual, which is 2,970
sq. ft, to be located on the first floor, generally.
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PROJECT N0. MINN. 1-i�
Saint Paul, Minnesota
� PART IV - �
ESTIMATED DEVELOPMENT COST All ETderly
• 474.5 Rooms
401. ESTIMATE OF TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST � 148 D.U. �s
Item
No. Account Classification Est. Total Cost Est. Cost Per Unit
ADMINISTRATION
O1 1410.1 Nontechnical Salaries $� 16,280 $ 110
02 1410.2 Technical Salaries 19,240 130
03 1410.4 Legal Expense 3,700 25
04 1410.9 Employee Benefit Contr. 3,108 21
05 1410.10 Travel 1,480 10 '
06 1410.12 Publications , 296 2
07 1410.14 Membership Dues & Fees 0 0
08 1410.16 Telephone & Telegraph . 1,332 9
10 1410.19 Sundry 7,844 53
11 TOTAL ADMINISTRATION 53,280 360
�.`� ��I�o '���r��i�� ���°��� �7�oN0 6S0
18 1425 INIT. OPER, DEFICIT . 3,700 25
PLANN�NG
19 1430.1 Arch. & Eng. Fees 107,065 723
20 1430.2 Consultant Feea 0 0
21 1430.6 Permit Fees ' 7,400 50
22 1430.7 Inspection Costs . 14,800 100
23 1430.8 Fee for PHA Services 4,901 33
24 1430.9 Housing Surveys 0 0
z� 1430.19 Sundry Planning Costs 2,220 15
2� TOTAL PLANNING 136,386 921
` ` SITE ACQUISITION
29 1440.1 Property Purchases 125•,000 845
31 1440.3 Excess Property , 0 0
32 1440.4 Surveys and Maps 1,184 8
33 1440.5 Appraisals � �4� 5
34 1440.6� Title Information � Insurance 444 3
35 1440.8 Legal Cost - Site 740 5
36 1440.10 Option Negotiations ' S 0
39 1440.19 Sundry Site Costs 296 Z
40 1440.20 Site Net Income 0 0
TOTAL SITE ACQUISITION 128,409 868
CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
56 1450 Site Improvement 152,870 1,033
64 1460 Dwelling Structures 1,665,000 11,250
72 1465 Dwelling Equipment ., 28,860 195
78 1470 Nondwelling Structures 111,000 750
84 1475 Nondwelling,Equipment . 22,200 150
85 TOTAL CONSTRUC. & �QUIP. 1,979,930 13,378
86 TOTAL (Including Donations) 2,338,705 � � 15,802
87 Less: DONATIONS 0 0
88 TOTAL (Before Contingency) 2,338,705 15,802
89 Add: Contingency 4.937, 115,292 779
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90 TOTAL (Without Relocation) 2,45�,997 16,581 '
RELOCATION COSTS
91 1495.1 Moving-Ind. & Families
92 1495.2 Moving-Businesses � ,
93 1495.3 Rel. Adj. Pymts-Ind. & Fam.
94 1495.4 Small Bus. Displ. Fymts.
• 95 1495.5 Relocation Services ,
96 TOTAL RELOC. COSTS 0 0
97 TOTAL (Including Relocation) 2,453,997 16,581
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� SUPPLEMENT SHEET TO SECTION 401 - ESTIMATE DEVELOPMENT C�ST
- � In Contract Not in Contract (NIC)
1450 Site Improvement:
a. Demolition (clearing site,
utility disconnections, etc.) $ 0
b. Grading 3,500 �
c. Sanitary Sewers 2,100
d, Starm Sewers 2,700 $ 1,470
e. Water Distribution System 3,200 1,300
f. Gas & Elec. Distr. Systems:
(1) Gas Distr. Syst. 0 �
(2) Fropane Equip. 0
(3) Elec. Distr. Syst. 15,000
g. Allowance for Abnormal Subsoil
Conditions (muck, water, etc.) �-- - • -�-� 4;200 � � �
h. Excess Dwelling & Non-IJwelling -
. Foundations 80,000
i. Paved Areas:
(1) Streets $ _9,600 ,
(2) Walks 6,400 -
(3) Other (Patio) 1,500 �
(4) Sub-Total 17,500
j. Finished Grading, Lawns �
- - Planting 18,400
k. Miscellaneous (benches, flag pole,
fences, garbage-can racks, T.V. 3,500 �
1. Off-Site Extensions 0
Total Site Improvement $ 150,100 $ 2,770
1460 Dwelling Construction:
a. Structures 1,143,100 .
' b. Plumbing . 147,100
(1) Gas Meters $ 0 - •
(2) Water Meters 0 "
(3) Sub-Total 0 �
c. Aeating 139,000 '
d. Electrical 147,800
(1) Electric Meters � � 0
e. Elevators 88,000
Total Dwelling Construction $1,665 000 $ 0
.
1465 Dwelling Equipment:
a. Ranges 0 14,060 .
b. Refrigerators 0 14,800
c. Shades, Draperies 0 0
• d. Screens 0 0
Total Dwelling Equipment $ 0 $ 28,860
1470 Non-Dwelling Construction:
a. Structures $ 104,215
b. Plumbing 13,027
c. Heating • 15,922
d. Electrical _ 11,580
Total Non-Dwelling Construction $ 144,744 $ 0
1475 Non-Ihaelling Equipment
1475.1 Office Furniture & Equipment $ $ 5,000
1475.2 Maintenance Equipment • 5,000
1475.3 Community Space Equipment 6,700
1475.7 Automotive Equipment:
a. Automobile $ 0 .
b. Truck 4,000 ,
c. Snow plows, Trac-
' tors, etc. 1,500
d. Sub-Total $ 5,500
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Total Non-Dwelling Equipment $ 0 $ 22,200
1450-1475 Total Construction & Equipment $1,959,844 $ 53,830
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402. SUPPORTING DATA_FOR ACCOUNTS 1410.1, 1410.2, 1410.19, 1430.2, 1430 7,
1465 and 1475 �
1410.1 - Non-Technical Salaries .
Administrative Staff
Position Annual Salary
Execntive Director $ 21,000
�hief Qf Ope���ip�� 12,629
Finance Officer ' 14,077
Secretary to Executive Director 7,296
Accountant III 9,696
Accountant II 8,460
Accountant I � 7,908
Senior Stenographer, Acctg. 5,556
Clerk Stenographer, Acctg. 4,452
Switchboard Operator 4,856
� Receptionist-File Clerk 4,843
Administrative Aide 7,512
Clerk Stenographer, Chief of Oper. 5,028
. Cashier-Bookkeeper 4,740
$ 118,252
7.8% - 2 years $ 18,447
1410.2 - Technical Salaries
Development Staff & Desi�n Staff
Chief, Development-Management $ 17,880
3% - 2.5 years $ 1,341
Director of Development � 13,200
Senior Civil Engineer 10,524
Assistant Civil Engineer 9,000
Assistant to Civil Engineer 10,068
Senior Steno - Technical Clerk 7,068
Clerk Typist 3,948
Inspector Estimator � 9„z,000
$ 63,108
12% x 2.5 years 18,932
Construction Coordinator 10,200
20°1, x 2.5 years 5,100
Planner - Urban Design 11,148
, Planner - Urban Design 10,176
Planner - Urban Design 7,704
Clerk Stenographer 4,884
$ 33,912
7.3% - 1 year 2,476
TOTAL TECHNICAL SALARIES $ 27,849
1410.19 - Sundry Overhead � '
Office rent, stationery and printing,
postage, insurance, advertising and
securing bids, and communication
9.8% - 18 months x Est. Total $ 90,600 $ 8,880
1430.2 - Consultant Fees: None
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1430.7 - Inspection Costs
Chief Inspector
$10,200/yr x 1.5 yrs. $ 15,300
Mech, & Elect. Inspector
$10,200/yr x 1.5 yrs x 257e 3,825
Salaries Sub-Total $ 19,125
Tests on Materials 2,500
Total ' $ 21,625
1465 - Dwelling Equipment ,
Ranges $95.00/ea x 148 D.U. $ 14,060 .
Refrigerators $100/ea x 148 D.U. 14,800
Total $ 28,860
1475 - Non-Dwelling Equipment
1475.1 Office Furniture and Equipment
Desks, chairs, file cabinets, adding
machines, bookkeeping machines, type-
writers, tables, and misc. office
equipment $ 5,000
, 1475.2 Idaintenance Equipment �
- Lawn mowers, shop tools, shovels,
' rakes, hoses, Graveley tractor, .
with attachments, etc, $ . 5,000
1475.3 Communit� Space Equipment .
Furniture, dishes and other
equipment, including Range
and Refrigerator $ 8,000
1475.7 Automotive Equipment �
�. Automotive $ 0
b. Truck with Hyd.
Hoist 3,000
c. Snow Plow Attach-
ments for Truck 1,200 $ 4,200
TOTAI. $ 22,200
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403. ESTIMATE OF DWELLING CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIF'MENT COST .
a. Designed for Elderly Occupancy: . 148 Units 474.5 Rooms
Total Cost Per Total
Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft. Amount Per Unit Per Room
Account 1460 10��460 $ 16.25 $1,665,000 $ 11,250 $ 3,509
Account 1465 x x x �x x x 28,860 195 61
Subtotal , 1,693,860 11,445 3,570
Contingency 84,693 572 178
TOTAL $1,778,553 $12,017 $ 3,748
b. Designed for General �Occupancy: None
c. Combined-Elderly and General Occupancy: � None
d. Heating and hot water will be provided by a project operated system
to serve the entire building. Electricity will be metered on a project
basis and no check meters are to be provided.
404. ESTIMATE OF NON-DWELLING CONSTRUCT�ON COST
Based on bid prices for Projects No. Minn. 1-14 and Minn. 1-15 from HUD Form
52396, the costs for non-dwelling spaces are $918 and $978/D.U. , respectively.
Since there will be over six months between bids, a half year cost rise was
applied based on Engineering News Record Building Cost index rise from
September, 1966 to September, 1967 of 6.6%. The average of $948/D.U. plus
3.3% equals $978/D.U. for the anticipated construction time.
Management, maintenance and community space costs or Non-Dwelling Construction
Cost; 148 D.U. @ $978/D.U. _ $144,744 .
405. BASIS FOR ESTIMATE OF SITE IMPROVEMENT COSTS
The basis used for estimating site improvement costs shown on Supplement
Sheet to Section 401, was estimating the quantities involved and applying
the appropriate unit prices to determine each item's cost.
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406. SCHEDULE FOR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
1. Acquisition of Site From Approval of Development Program 120 Days.
2. Submission of SchematiC Design Documents will be as soon as
a date can be sehed��ed €e� e �onferenee = approxfmately danuar� ��, 1968.
3. Submission of Design Development Documents - 45 days from Approval
of Schematie Design Documents.
4. Submission of Construction Documents - 75 Days from Approval of Design
Development Documents. '
5. Advertising for Bids - 15 days from Approval of Construction Documents
and Authority to request Bids, � •
6. Notice to Proceed with Construction - 10 days from Approval of Bids
and Authority to Award Construction Contract .
7. Completion of Construction - 450 Days after Notice to Proceed.
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PROJECT NU. MINN. 1-13
- �� Saint Paul, Minnesota
'PART V
, MANAGEMENT DATA
501. LOWEST PRIVATE RENTS (GAP DEMONSTRATION) �
Not applicable as all units are for the elderly.
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502. ESTIMATE OF LOWEST POSSIBLE CONTRAET AND GROSS RENTS OF THE PROPOSED
PROJECT
� Estimated Asnount
Per Unit Per Month
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1. ADMIDTISTRATIVE EXPENSE
Administrative Salaries (including maintenance
- supervision) ; Legal, Employee Benefit, and other
Administrative Expenses
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE . $ 7.92
2. UTILITIES SUPPLIED BY PROJECT
Water, Electricity, Gas, Fuel, Labor for Heating
and other Utilities, Sewer Charges, and other ;
IItilities (from Item 504 below) ;
TOTAL PROJECT SUPPLIED UTILITIES 13.10 �
3. OPERATION AND MAINTENIANCE •
Labor, Materials, and Contract Costs for all
operation and maintenance including janitorial
and watchman services � ' .
TOTAL OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE - 11.20
4. INSURANCE �
Fire and Extended Coverage; Public Liability; Work-
men's Compensation; Employers' Liability; Boiler; ,
Automobile; Burglary, Theft and Robbery; and
Fidelity Bonds '
TOTAL INSURANCE .74
5. SUB-TOTAL (1 through 4) 32.96 '
6. PAYMENT IN LIEU OF TAXES (10% of 5 minus 2) $ 1.98 �
7. SIIB-TOTAL (5 and 6) 34.94
8. VACANCY AND COLLECTION LOSSES (3% of 7) 1.05 '
9. CREATION OF OPERATING RESERVE (5% of 7) 1.75
10. LOWEST POSSIBLE CONTRACT RENT (7+8+9) 37.74
11. UTILITIES SUPPLIED BY TENANTS (from 504 below) $ None
12. � LOWEST POSSIBLE GROSS RENT BEFORE ELDERLY SUBSIDY $ 37.74 ,
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13. ANNUAL LOWEST POSSIBLE GROSS RENT BEFORE �,
ELAERLY SUBSIDY 452.88 :
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503. ESTIMATE OF GROSS RENT OF THE PROPOSED PROJ�CT
Type No. Average Gross � Estimated Gross
Size Occupancy of D.U. Rent in Present of the Proposed Project
Projects Per Unit Month Total Per Year
0-BR Elderly 89 $ 32.03 $ 35.00 $ 37,380.00
1-BR Elderly 58 34.72 38.00 26,448.00
. 2-BR Elderly
(Custodian) ' 1 � 44.66 65.00 780.00
Total From Elderly 148 $ 64;608.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED GROSS RENT FROM ALL UNITS $ 36.3$ $ 64,608.00
Camputation of_ Potential Elderly Subsidy '
_ 1. Estimated Gross Rent From Elderly Per Unit Month . . . . $ 36.38
2. Lowest Possible Gross Rent Per Unit Month. . .. .. . � .. . . $ 37.74
3. Deficit Due to Elderly Per Unit Month (1 minus 2) . .. . $ -1.36
4. Potential Monthly Elderly Subsidy Per Unit to be
Occupied by the Elderly - $10.00 or amount on
line 3, whichever is smaller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . $ -1.36
5. Annual Potential Elderly Subsidy - Amount on -
line 4 times number of units to be occupied `
_ by the elderly times 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . $2,415.36
504. ESTIMATE OF PROJECT AND TENANT UTILITY COSTS FOR DETERMINATION OF LOWEST
POSSIBLE CONTRACT AND GROSS RENTS .
(All Utilities are supplied by the Project)
Estimated Amount Per Unit Per Month
Project Supplied
�pe of Utility or Fuel Ave.Quantit� Cost
1. Water Service 405 Cu.Ft. $ 0.99�
2. Sewage Disposal 0.36
3. Electricity 310 KWH 5.56
(IIses: Lighting, Refrig. '
� cooking)
4. Gas '
(Domestic Aot Water, Space
Heating) 5.43 MCF 2.49
5. Coal 0 Tons 0
6. Oil (Type No. 2 Fuel Oil) $.7 Gals. 0.89
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8. Other Utilities (Water for Fire) 0.02 �
, TOTAL PROJECT SUPPLIED UTILITIES $ 13.10 �
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LIST OF EXHIBITS
EXHIBIT
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201A CITY LAND USE MAP •
206A PROJECT NEIGHBORHOOD MAP
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214A PROPERTY LINE AND UTILITY MAP
- 216b SITE PHOTOGRAPHS AND LOCATION MAP
219A _ LETTER - CITY OF SAINT PAUL - BUREAU OF
VALUATIONS - 12/11/67 - RE: N�ED FOR
- STORM WATER SEWER �
301A � PRELIMINARY SITE PLAN
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Valuotion Engineer
� CITY QF SAINT PAUL
ROY E. BREDAHL, Jr.
' Ass't Valuation Engineer �URE/e►U OF VALUATIONS
28b Cify Hap
'Saint Paul, Minnaofa 55102
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December 11, 1967 �
� Housing and Redevelopment Authority �
421 Wabasha Street ��� �
St. Paul, Minn. �
Attention: Mr. Marshall Anderson
Gentlemen:
Pursuant to your informal request, this office has investigated
the proposal and basis for the Flandrau Street sotrm water relief
sewer from Idaho Avenue to Hoyt Avenue.
The Department of Public Works sewer engineer has advised that under
the present development of the area, the existing sewers are con-
sidered inadequate based on current design consideration. He is also
of the opinion that any type development of the remaining vacant lands
� would aggravate the presentsituation. The priority and schedu.le for
such a sewer proposal is not considered an immediate need (say through
the year 1971) . The Housing and Redevelopment proposal, however,
would alter the priority and create an immediate need for storm water
relief. It is, therefore, the recommendation of the Department of
Public Works that the proposed sewer be commenced prior to the Hou-
sing Authority*s project. The proposed sewer design would be of
sufficient capacity to provide relief benefits to the entire drain-
age district. �
This office has reviewed the sewer proposal and the district that
would be served and benefitted by said sewer as outlined on the map.
It is present policy that benefitted properties on storm water relief
sewers be assessed on the basis of 3/4� per square foot for residen-
tial use property and lu� per square foot for "C" Residential or Com-
mercial use property.
Based on the Department of Public Worksf estimated cost of $8,050
and the assessment rates above, the financing method for this improve-
ment would be as follows:
� Housing and Redevelopment (assessed on area basis) $1 470
� Other benefitted properties (assessed on area basis) 2,600
City Aid Funds 3 980
Total. Estimated Construction Cost 8,050
EXHIBIT 219A (Page 1)
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A very preliminary review of the residential lots indicates an
average lot size of 50 feet by 126 feet or 6,300 square feet. This
area, at a rat� of 3/4� per square foot plus costs at $6.30 per par-
cel, amounts to a net assessment of $53.55 to the average sized par-
cel of property. This assessment could be paid over a period of
five years at-6°o simple interest rate on the unpaid balance.
As far as City Aid Funds are concerned, the Department of Public
Works has advised that the 1958 funds normally provided for this
type of improvement are over-programmed. `
Very truly yours,
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j�C.l�,,,,r--�
J. William Donovan
Valuation Engineer
cc: R. Wheeler
J. DesLauriers
E. Avery
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