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PRESENTED BY ay"__ ORDINANCE NO. If —%
An ordinance prohibiting parking of any vehicle upon
any street or alley in the City of Saint Paul for more than
twenty -f our (24) hours. This is an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for
the preservation of the public peace, health, and safety.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
Section 1. No vehicle shall be par, ed on any street
or alley for more than twenty -four (24) hours.
Section 2. This ordinance shall be a part of the
City bf Saint Paul Legislative Code and shall be inserted
in the permanent edition of the same at the next revision
thereof becoming a subsection of Chapter 144.04 (10) of the
Saint Paul Legislative Code.
Section 3. This ordinance is hereby declared to be
an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for the preser-
vation of the public peace, health and safety.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force upon its passage, approval and publication.
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Mr. President (Vavoulis)
Attest:
City Clerk
laz 6.62 22 Form approved Corporation Counsel By
Council File No. 216133 — Ordinance No.
12644 —By Robert F. Peterson —
An ordinance prohibiting parking of
any vehicle upon any street or alley
in the City ot, Saint Paul for more
than twenty -four (24) hours. This is
an emergency ordinance rendered nec-
essary for the preservation of the
public peace, health, and safety.
The Council of the City of Saint Paul
Does Ordain:
SECTION 1
No vehicle shall be parked on any
street or alley for more than twenty -
four (24) hours.
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SECTION 2
Thiel ordinance shall be rl ;.art of the
City of Saint Paul LeeZ ",,alive Code
and ' all be inserted it � +ermanent
edit 1 of the same at F41141;-' - evision
the ':.' becominq a sil' Chap-
ter ,'.04 (10) o: tie r 3' „i Y Legis-
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January 20, 1964
The Honorable George Vavoulis
Mayor of Saint Paul
Minnesota
Dear Mayor Vavoulis:
RECEIVED
SAINT PAUL, MINN.
In MAY ")4'S OFFI•`
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The City Council is to be congratulated on the fact that they are doing
something about the so called "snow birds ". I hope that the enactment
of this ordinance will be followed up by strict enforcement.
It is always of concern to me to see someone leave their car parked in
the street when they have provision, either single or double garages, for
off street parking. The cars are plowed in by the plows, and the windrow
of snow, which becomes ice, is left for the rest of the winter. This is
an inconvenience and, in fact, a hazard to the dozens of motorists who
pass that spot. It seems unfair that the convenience and safety of many
people should be jeopardized for the convenience of one person.
I, for one, whoffieheartedly support this ordinance.
Yours truly,
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January 14, 1964
Honorable Mayor George Vavoulis
City of St. Paul, Minnesota
Dear Mr. Mayor:
With reference to Commissioner Peterson article
of the 10th,inst., in the St'. Paul Dispatch, I am in complete
accord with City Council Commissioner Robdrt Peterson that we
should have an ordinance to bar "Snow birds" parking on our
city streets.- -
I am of the opinion that the majority owners of these cars
are not even tax sayers of our city, and I would like to urge
you to institute an ordinance to prohibit this kind of parking.
In the interest of good City Governmdnt, I am
Yours very t
F. Engf er
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Anti -Snow Bird Law
Passed on 0
3d Reading
A new ordinance to prohibit
parking longer than 24 hours
on any city street or alley was
approved as 'to form by the
City Council at third reading
today.
The measure is intended to
clear the streets and alleys of
"snow birds" — cars that are
left for days at a time.
Commissioners
discussed the effect of the
measure, due for final adop-
tion next week, and Police Lt.
Ray Anderson was called
upon to explain what the po-
lice department intends to do.
"We will use it to get rid
of these long parkers, but
we intend to find the owners
first and ask them to move
such cars," he said. "If
they fail, then we'll have
to m o v e the cars our -
,elves."
That will be done by a
towing service under a con•
tract with the city and the
owner will be charged for the
towing and for storage, plus
a traffic fine.
Commissioner Robert
Peterson, replying to a ques-
tion =by Mayor Vavoulis, said
the towing fee is $7, of which
the city gets $1 to pay for the
paper work and other details
connected with the tow -away
deals.
Peterson also said snow
plowing costs go up substanti-
ally if equipment has to
plow around cars and then
go back later to clean up
after such cars have been
moved.
When Commissioner Sev-
erm Mortinson asked how the
police department will keep
tab on cars that may be park -
over 24 hours, Lt. Anderson
said police will check them,
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