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217113 • •� i , • � ORIGINAL TO CITY GLERK '' • . .. .s.. CITY OF ST. PAUL couNCi� NO. ��-��,�-�� . _ . OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK FILE — � CO IL RESOLUTION—GENERAL FORM � � �Z�_�� PRESENTED BY r�aLISHF'D COMMISSIONE DATF + — WHEREAS, funds provided for Winter Street Maintenance � are exhausted, and � WHEREAS, emergency borrowing under Chapter Section 206 • is made necessary to secure funds needed for this purpose. : RESOLVED, That the Mayor and Comptroller be and they are '��c;Ooa�,a6 hereby authorized and directed to borrow a sum not to excee Two Hundred and Ninety-five Thousand Dollars ��f�-. , � and to execute and deliver to the party°or parties making fhe loan a promissory note payable to such party or parties, bearing � interest at the rate not exceeding five per cent (5%) per annum, said note to be payable one year from date of execution thereof, and be it, . FURTIiER RESOLVID, That the funds��s�,�oy,��be�Jcredited. � to the Emergency Snow Removal Fund, Co , �� o the said Fund to be expended for the purpose of Snow Plowing, Snow RemovaT, Sanding�and Salting Icy Streets, and all other work needed to keep - . � the streets in safe condition for winter driving. _'.�cil File No. 217113—By Milton �sen— • ��hereas, Funds provided for Winter !eet Maintenance are exhausted, and � hereas, Emergency bonowin� t er Chapter Section 208 i� m•; arY to secure funds re -P� •�•;rn�se. . . .� _� :��t� , nA: � , .�Z.+.i.r �nJ to�y�f3-.� ,.0 S% -•En'" -,�-s,�j� b:�. _ -«�„. �� ..,,�. �_ • V I � ' � �NAR 1� 1�� COUNCILMEN ` Adopted by the Council 19— Yeas Nays ' Dalglish �({�� 1� ��4 Holland p roved 19— � I,�ss � � � y � I� In Favor 4 Mortinson , -; Peterson - U " Mayor A gainst Rosen Mr. President, Vavoulis lOrS 8-82 DUrLICATE TO rRINTER � ' ` � .. CITY OF ST: PAUL FILENCIL NO. �� . . � OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK COUNCIL RESOLUTION—GENERAL FORM PRESENTED BY COMMISSIONER DATF _� f�T�ERL1�� tand� �rovtd�d for Win��r �treaC 1�lntes�a¢� mrs sxbau�tad�, a�d T��, �xg�nc� bor�rnrin� ander Ci�ap��r Sectiou 20G is �adt nace�sa�► to �tc�r� fanda as�d4d $or Rbis purpc��a, �`��-��, �a R1�OY.V'�D, �hxt tha Kayox aad �ptrolli� b� and thay ar� her�by auChorissd �1 diracG� to 6orro�r a su� not �o �ca� �,'ao �nnd�sd aod 1�i.nat��f�v� Thousa�d Dallar• ( . and to �ao�au�s �nd d��.t,va� Co �he paYtf or partie� walcing th� Ioan a p�to�i�sca�► nott payablle .to su�b part� or p�rties, bearing inter�st a�t t�u r�ts aot �x�ssding live gar c�nt (3x) p�x 1�nnunsi aaid n�t� Co bi psyabl• on�e �tar lroa datt o! �s�c��i�sa kh�uaof, sad be ik, �'p� 1E�{dL�D, Th�a� �h� �dCaB'&��o� t�1a�u d ta th� l6M�cssncy �3nox ��ai �nad„ Huad to b• exp*ndsd for tbs pt�tpo�s o� �now llt�ri�, Snow l��m1� Saadin� �ad Saltiti� Ic�r �trsets. a�d t31 other w�r1c neNded to k4�p th� s�z��rxs in sag� conditivn for Ni,at�r d�ivins. e'?�_�'J COUNCILMEN Adopted by the Council 19— Yeas Nays Dalglish - - ._„ . Holland Approved 19— L033 Tn Favor Mortinson Peterson � Mayor � Against Rosen President, Vavoulis � L82 1 , . � , ._ y�� . �� .y, • • - THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS � J�f j � OF THE � � �v cir�r oF sr. PAUL INTER-OFFICE COMMUNICATION March 4, 1964 Hon. Milton Rosen Commissioner of Public Works DEPARTMENT Dear Commissioner: After a fairly mild winter, we. finally received a heavy snowfall in the City of St. Paul which will require a Snow Emergency declaration. The snow began to fall at approximately 1:00 p.m. on March 3, 1964. Ward trucks began salting immediately. Large truck spreaders were called for 3:00 p.m. , and 16 of those spreaders were on the streets spreading salt and sand throughout the nic,�ht, in addition to the 10 ward trucks . Between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 7 :00 a.m. March 4, approximately 50 pieces of snow plowing equipment were dispatched to the primary streets. This included 10 rented motor patrols. By 9:00 a.m. another 20 pieces of snow plowing equipment will be dispatched to snow plow- ing routes, as the plows are attached. 'I'his makes a total of 70 pieces of snow plowing equipment on the streets by 9:00 a.m. , plus 35 sand and salt spreaders. During a Snow Emergency parking is banned on all streets classed as primary" between the hours of 10:00 p.m. • and 11:00 a.m. as many nights as are necessary to plow the streets from curb to curb, and parking is banned also on the east and west residential streets between the hours of 7 :00 a.m. and 7 : 30 p.m. on the even calendar days and on the north and south residential streets between the hours of 7 :00 a.m. and �7 : 30 p.m. on the odd numbered calendar days. This do�'�' not mean that snow plowing will be lim-ited to the streets and times covered by this ordinance becaus� it becomes necessary to do special plowing in order to keep the roadways open and safe for traffic. As an example, the snow plows are working during the daylight hours today on the primary_ streets. We will be working until 6:00 p.m. , and will then go back out on the primaries at 10:00 p.m. tonight and will work until 7 : 30 a.m, tomorrow. Also tomorrow, Thursday morning, March 5, our plows will begin the plowing of the north and south residential streets •at 7 :00 a.m. and will �plow until 7 : 30 p.m. � � -� , � „ , � .. ,J. .. Hon. Milton Rosen March 4, 1964 Page--2 In view of the fact that the snow had accumulated to 4 inches by 5:00 a.m. this morning and also the fact that the U.S . Weather Bureau along with the Central Weather has predicted that an additional 4 inches will fall today, I feel it very neces- sary that we declare a Snow Emergency, and make the new Snow Emergency Ordinance become effective immediately and continue until all streets have been cleared and made safe for vehicular traffic. It will also be necessary to remove snow from many of our main arteries and the downtown business district. For your information, we will remove from the downtown area and from University Avenue beginning at 9:00 p.m. this evening. We hope to be able to complete removing the snow from the downtown area tomorrow night and also we hope to be able to remove snow from such streets as Payne Avenue, Arcade Street, Grand, Selby, W. Seventh and the other main arteries before the end of the wee.k. 'I'h.is will be a costly operation, and I would not attempt to estimate the over all cost at this time. This for your information. �� f , �� . � �Clyde A. Tester Supt. of Sanitation CAT:jc , cc: E. V. Avery