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COUNCIL RESOLUT
Council File No. 202175 —By George T.
Vavoulis, mayor —
Whereas, Under Title I of the Hous-
ing Act of 1949, as amended, the
Housing and Home Finance Adminis-
trator is authorized to extend financial
assistance to localities in the elimina-
tion and prevention of the spread of
their slums and urban blight through
the planning and undertaking of urban
renewal projects; and
Whereas, Under Section 102 (4) of
%Title I, The Housing and Home
AdminisxF -'to. ,.m ay.. makP.a d.
NO
WHEREAS91under Title I of the Housing Act of 1949,, -,
as amended, the Housing and Home Finance Administrator is
authorized to extend financial assistance to localities in
the elimination and prevention of the spread of their slums
and urban blight through the planning and undertaking of
urban renewal projects; and
WHEREAS, under Section 102 (4) of said Title I.
The Housing and Home Finance Administrator may make advances
of funds for the preparation of General Neighborhood Renewal
Plans for urban renewal areas of sudh scope that the urban
renewal activities 'therein may have to be carried out in
stages over a period of not more than 10 years; and
WHEREAS, it is desirable and in the public interest
that the Housing and',Redevelopment Authority of the City of
Saint Paul, Minnesota, prepare such a General Neighborhood
Renewal-Plan, presently estimated to cost $6,037.00 in that
certain area, proposed as an Urban Renewal Area, situated
in the City of Saint Paul, County of Ramsey,-and State of
Minnesota, and described as follows: Hollow General Renewal
Project,
Bounded generally by St. Anthony
Avenue, North St. Albans Street,
University Avenue and Western Avenue.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of
the City of Saint Paul, as follows:
1. That the proposed Urban Renewal Area described
above is an area of 'such scope that it is estimated that the
urban renewal activities therein may have to be carried out
in stages over a period of not more than 10 years.
2. That the undertaking by the Housin�oa
development Authority of the City of Saint Paul
preparation of a General Neighborhood Renewal Plan for the
proposed Urban Renewal Area described above is hereby approved.
COUNCILMEN
Yeas Nays
n
DeCourcy
' Holland
Loss
Mortinson
Peterson
Rosen
Mr. President, Vavoulis
aM a - ®o 2
Tn Favor
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Against
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Adopted by the Council 19—
Approved 19—
Mayor
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CITY OF`" __PAUL cOUNCIL NO-!` -`
OFFICE OF THE Cl-' FILE
- CLERK
COUNCIL RESOLUTION— GE14 -ML FORM
PRESENTED BY I
COMMISSIONER �k'T
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3. That it is cognizant of the int htion of the
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul MinnesCt6
to undertake an urban renewal project promptly upon completion
of the General Neighborhood Renewal Plan and the preparation
of an urban renewal plan for such project, which project
shall embrace at least 10 percent of the Urban Renewal Area
and shall be of the character contemplated by Section 110 (e)
of said Title I.
4. That it is cognizant of the conditions that
are imposed in the undertaking and carrying out of urban
renewal projects with Federal assistance under Title I,
including the-requirements that a General Neighborhood
Renewal Plan conform to the Workable Program of the community,
as set forth in Section 101 (e) of Title I, and to a general
plan of the locality as a whole, as well as those requiring
a feasible method of relocation and the provision of neces-
sary local grants -in -aid.
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5. That it is the intention of this body that
the General Neighborhood Renewal Plan will be used to the
fullest extent feasible as a guide for the provision of
public improvements' '.in such Area and that the Plan will be
considered in formulating codes and other regulatory measures
affecting property in the Area and in undertaking other local
governmental activities pertaining to the development, re-
development, rehabilitation, and conservation of the Area.
6. That the filing of an application by Hou Mesota
and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, / or an
advance of funds from the United States in an amount not to
exceed $6,037.00, for the preparation of a General Neighborhood
Renewal Plan for the Urban Renewal Area described above is
hereby approved.
Ma off_
{ MAY 17 1969
COUNCILMEN Adopted by the Council 19
Yeas Nays
DeCourcy SAY 17 1961
Holland l Approved 19—
Loss I In Favor
Mortinson �4
Mayor
Pc teY'n= Against
Mr. President, Vavoulis )_UBLISHED
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PLICATE TO DEPARTMENT� �' /�
4 ' CITY OF ST. PAUL COUNCIL NO.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
COUNCIL RESOLUTION — GENERAL FORM
PRESENTED BY
COMMISSIONER DAB
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WRVfiU3.0. ; UAd0r- TWO 1 01' the HoUsi Aot of 1944 ,#
X10 at ndedt �� I��L���m �� ���a �����i� �.d��. e�t�r8t�z� is
atlthOrIgOd tO 4Xt0dd f �nolal a uslatanoe to 100411itiex in
the elta#uatiou and pr8V404t1*n of this spread of their sJuss
and UrbsA 'blight througb the planning pad UndortakIng of
urb6n renaval projecta; md
ASw IUndar Seatiqu 102 (4) of aoid Vitle l�.
Th€� Housing and Hv� »inano a�dmttlstrztar may make advaraees
of fuu4s for that p pa9►ration of General Neighborhood Renewal
Plans rar urban. re owal arean of "dh scope that tho urban
renewal. aetivitles tharoin any ha to be carried out in
stages ovor a peria id of not Isom tbft 10 yesrol and
W>M :S #. lit is deelrable and in the publio .intereat
that tho Housing sito 9e4evelopment Autiwrity of the city of
Satnt hauls, Hinnegota - prapara ouch a 4eneral Xei bo�rbood
Remewal P1ika& pr sonny estlaatad3 to east $61,0.37w in that
certain area, proposeed ate an Urbon tienswal Area 'situated
In the MY *t Saint Fatal# County of Ramss+ o anA- State of
"Inn oota# O dose'r0ed an follows$ Hollow General Renewal
Project, f
PoutdC d amorally by Ste Author
00 ua #. North St. Albano Street,
Unii atty Avonae and Wootern Avenue.
Novo Tf '=Pro , 13B IT R SMW by the C oUno ll of
tho City of Saint P 'dnit as rollt�tta.s
l* That Itho proposed I1r'ban Renewal Ares described
sabova is 4n area of such scaope that it to estimated that the
urboz ranowal aotiv� -ties therein may have to be carried out
in #taps ovor a poriod of net Dare than 10 years.
20 Th4t tho uadert ing by the Houain �
d0V0lr� out Aat�rlty of the City of Saint Pani. o 0
pr4)pa ration of a Go eral. V'eighbarhood Renewal Mn for tho
proposed Urban Rene al Aron doaaribed above is hereby approved#
COUNCILMEN Adopted by the Council 19—
Yeas Nays
DeCourcy
Holland
Loss
Mortinson
Peterson
Rosen
Mr. President, Vavoulis
SM 0.60 QMN.2
In Favor
Against
Approved 19—
Mayor
QUADRieL* -ATE TO DEPARTMENT I � �
• I CITY OF ST. PAUL COUNCIL FILE NO OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
COUNCIL RESOLUTION — GENERAL FORM
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PRESENTED BY
COMMISSIONER nATF-
That It JA oogar4nt or they tntenttu>4 off`, the
a' - 4ft3+ I�1 l t A}i' �3Qlr' : ► ' tho C " d hint PaUl, MinnesotV
to undertolte an ur n reaewal p j�ret.. p t . Upon o letiea
Of the -0e ral V*i$ t r i d 9940 rral 11144 84d the proparation.
of an: tin role a4 p ,for Wah pro tato, - Ohlrorh Pr4.30et
ant she11 h obardot #r o to ' tta $01A1 110 (e.)
001 TW* 10
4 -, That 'At to a0 - 19412t Or tue 0eaait� e t ►t
art i . 000d �+ "nn r"Nug ond oarrying out of urtan
r<enft 'r+eatrni nS'etie ete,
iml' 04 t r � e tij, tat a eras 0f1 tWrh
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Plan 1264 R tom. � ���e. �roerso `' t comatif
aft a i_ . of �► j+�j (0-) or T t't'10 T ** a�& to a gonor al
plan-v plan-vt the, 100auty ae, ai A0141, an, veli as thosto requiring
4 reasi; le lea . th off' rat1 ati a the 0 i of, noon �w
sary 1,90,41 anta«.n�.
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Renewal plan for i
hereby approved.
COUNCILMEN
Yeas Nays
DeCourcy
Rolland
Loss
Mortinson
.retersan-
-Roseir-
Mr. President, Vavoulis
SM 8.80 2
t J# tho 114t tlt 04t t to b4dy tbA40
L en a Plan will bo UXe4 to th*
U10 as a Sold* for, t . rovixi�l� or
in X40h Aron, And that �► P n wiU, be
ate eodee and othor r0auutor oftsuroo
n t Area n In torta4 0har 140AX
Vie» the 4*V# ,0P nt r
itasti='s 4*0 *fto"att" 'or tie �reav
a its stnoat a o t a
bority of the City" of 6aint a a
the 'itod,' State* aad anon t not
the preparation of a Genera. Neighborhood
Urban Renewal Area described, above is
--In Favor
►d
Against
MAY 17 1961
Adopted by the Council 19—
MAY 17- 1961
Approved 19—
Mayor
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r
General Neighborhood Renewal Plan for the proposed Urban Renewal
Area described above is hereby approved.
3. That it is the intention of this body to undertake an urban
renewal p loject promptly upon completion of the General Neighbor-
hood Plan and the preparation of an urban renewal plan for such
project, which project shall embrace at least 10 percent of the
Urban Renel 1 Area and shall be of the character contemplated
by Sectionl110(c) of Title I.
4. That it islcognizant of the conditions that are imposed in the
undertaking and carrying out of such urban renewal projects with
Federal Financial assistance under Title I. including the require-
ments that I General Neighborhood Renewal Plan conform to the
Workable Program of the community, as set forth in Section 101(c)
Of Title I., to a general plan of the locality as a whole, as
well as thole with respect to the relocation of site occupants
and the provision of local grants -in -aid.
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5. That the filing of an application by the Housing and Redevelopment
Authority of',the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota for an advance of
funds from the United States in an amount not to exceed
$6,037.00 for the preparation of a General Neighborhood Renewal
Plan for the Urban Renewal Area described above is hereby approved
and that the Chairman is hereby authorized and directed to
execute and file such application with the Housing and Home
Finance Administrator and to provide such additional information
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and to furnish such documents as may be required by said
Administrator land to act as the authorized representative of
the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint
Paul, Minnesota.
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RESOLUTION N0. 61 -3
April 12, 1961
WHEREAS, under Title I of the Housing Act of 1949, as amended, the
Housing and Home Finance Administrator is authorized to extend financial
assistance to localities in the elimination and prevention of the spread of
I
their slums and urban blight through the planning and undertaking of urban
renewal projects; and I
WHEREAS, under Section 102(d) of Title I, the Housing and Home Finance
Administrator may make ladvances of funds for the preparation of General
i
Neighborhood Renewal Plana for urban renewal areas of such scope that the
urban renewal activitiels therein may have to be carried out in stages over
a period of not more than 10 years; and
WHEREAS, it is desirable and in the public interest that the Housing
and' Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota prepare such
a General Neighborhood Renewal Plan presently estimated to cost $6,037.00
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in that certain area, proposed as an Urban Renewal Area, situated in the
City of Saint Paul, County of Ramsey, and State of Minnesota, and designated
as the Hollow Renewal Project and described generally as follows:
Bounded generally by St. Anthony Avenue, North St. Albans
Street, University Avenue and Western Avenue.
NOW, THEREFORE) BE IT RESOLVED by the Housing and Redevelopment
t t 'Saint Paul Minnesota , as follows:
Authority of he City of I ,
1. That the proposed Urban Renewal Area described above is an
area of such scope that it is estimated that the urban renewal
activities therein may have to be carried out in stages over a
period of not more than 10 years.
2. That the undertaking by the Housing and Redevelopment Authority
I
of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota of the preparation of a
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10/20/60
CII'TIFICATE OF S :70_12TARY
The Undersigned hereh- certifies, as follo:-rs:
(1) That he is t'he dbily nualified anc' actinr Srcrot_ar�;� .•f
the Housing and R.nci�volorrr ent Authority of the City of :saint Paul,
Minnesota, herein called the "Local public A
g -ncy" an, �:ie ;seeker
of the rocorc's of thIe Local l u;lic Agency;
(') That the attached Ruohit i on �jp�j,� 37 _ iv, a
Holiow GMU
true and correct cop. of the Rase, ut. ; ,, hjo _ f -j _37 as
executed on the d
(S) The seal affixed below constitutes the official seal cif
the Local "tiblic Age Icy and this Certificate is hereby execut —)
unHer s, ch official seal;
(4) That the un lersigned -is duly awthoriz -ri to execute i;l-,is
Certificate.
I;; IIT;.ESS WHE;,ST, the unc :ers. m-ci has nereunte sct :is hand
this 12— day of
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Form approved
Bad[et Bureau No. 63- 8725.6 -
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( 2-60
HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCi
PROJECT LOCALITY
URBAN RENEWAL ADMINISTRATI,ON
PROJECT NAME
SURVEY AND PLANNING BUDGET
HOLLOW
PROJECT NUMBER (if known)
INSTAUCTIONS: Initial Budget: Prepare original and i copies for BBFA. Submit
original and 3 copies in Binder No. 1, and copies in Binders No. 2, 3, and i.
"Initial
Revised Budget: If with amendatory application, follow
Otherwise, submit original and 3 copies to BAFA.
Budget" in-
[BUDGET NUMBER
strsetions.
S MISSION (Check and complete one) t
Cl ACCOMPANIES FORM M -6100 EXECUTED ON April 12, 1961 [] REVISES APPROVED BUDGET NO.
Date
TO BE COMPLETED BY LPA
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TO BE FILLED
USE ONLY FOR
BUDGET
IN BY BBFA
REVISED BUDGETS
REQUESTED
LATEST
ADJUSTMENT
BUDGET
APPROVED BY
LINE
NO.
ACTIVITY CLASSIFICATION
FOR 6
MONTHS
APPROVED
BUDGET
(+ or -)
HHFA FOR
MONTHS
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1
ADMINISTRATION:
a. ADMINISTRATIVE OVERHEAD AND SERVICES (R 1410.01,
$
s 29500.00
s
R 1410.09, R 1410.16, R 1410.19. R 1416)
b. TRAVEL (R 1410.05)
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2
OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT (R 1475)
3
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LEGAL SERVICES (R0410.0;4. R 1415.01) 1.
4
SURVEY AND PLANNING (R 1410.021. R 1430)
31000.00
5
LAND SURVEYS AND APPRAISALS (R 1410.022.'R 1410.028.
R 1440.02, R 1440.04, R 1440.05, R 1445.01)
6
RELOCATION PLANNING (11410.023. R 1443.01)
100.00
7
SUBTOTAL
59750.00
8
RESMVE AND CONISNGENCIES
28%.00
9
TOTAL (line 7 plus d)
s
$
s 69037.00
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PY0 SPWTION FEE
11
TOTAL SURVEY AND PLANNING BUDGET
s
$
$ 69037.00
$
(lice 9 plus 10)
Approf►al of- the Survey and Planning Budget in the amounts
d for the time period shown in column (c) is
hereby requested. I
Anri1 12,1 QA1
HOUSING AND REDEVfttPMENT AUTHORITY
Signature of Autho ized Zficer
OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
Assistant Executive Director
Local Public Agency I
Title
The Survey and Planning Budget is hereby approved in the
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amounts and for the time period shown in column (d).
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LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY APPROVAL
Neither the local planning agency nor any other public agency is required
to designate an area as I urban renewal area.. However, in its August,
1957 publication, Community Plan Repert Number 6, Proposed Renewal Areas,
the City Planning Report did recommend renewal action in the Area.
State and local law does require that the City Planning Board must review
urban renewal plans prepaid by the Authority and prepare a written opin-
ion of said plans. tiJhen the urban renewal plan is submitted to the gov-
erning body for its decision it must be accompanied by the Planning Board's
opinion.
GN -103
HOLLOW
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OF RENEWAL
What i� cdrideived is a Gerieial Neighborh6dd henewa]. P'ro jdct that would enaoin=
pass an area immediately west of the Western Redevelopment Project. The
area is situated between an existing major arterial street, University
Avenue, and the Interst Ite Freeway now under construction. Construction
of the Freeway has and will to a great extent physically separate the
area from once neighboring areas and community facilities. Although the
area is destined primarily for neighborhood conservation treatment,
portions will be selected for clearance, particularly in the eastern
one-third of the project area.
The tentative phasing of renewal activity within the GNRP area contemplates
an initial clearance project east of Mackubin Street. The boundary of
this project has been given some consideration. Further study will
define it more exactly. One or two smaller areas are also being given
consideration for clearance although on the whole clearance activity
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will be highly limited with emphasis being placed on conservation
within the majority of the GNRP area.
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A public improvement that will contribute to the area's well being is
now under consideration, with approvals expected, by the Board of Education
and the Department of Parks, Recreation and Public Buildings. The improve-
ment consists of a new combined elementary school and playground as a
substitute for an elementary school separated from the area (and proposed
to be abandoned) by the Freeway and an unimproved playground that is to be
a public housing site for tIhe elderly. The Board of Education had origi-
nally intended to locate the elementary school in the Western Redevelopment
Project, but after additional study had determined that the school popula-
tion would best be served if the school was located farther west. The
first project would include lIithe proposed combined school and playground
site.
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AVAILABILITY OF RESOURCES
Enabled by State legislation and local ordinance, the Housing and Rede-
velopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul has had the power to tax
real estate within the City for the purpose of financing urban renewal
activity. In terms of (
p resent day assessed valuations, the one mill tax
levy can generate approximately $250,000 per year. During the contem-
plated eight years of thel Riverview Urban Renewal Program, the total
tax levy could amount to approximately $2,000,000. The cash contribu-
tions necessary to meet the budget requirements of all existing Title I
and other urban renewal projects have already been either allocated or
earmarked for these projects.
The staff organization ofjthe Authority will be maintained to assure
continuity of the program; At the disposal of the Authority is a Plan-
ring Division in charge of preparing plans for urban renewal and public
housing activities and a Dlevelopment Division in charge of executing
all approved projects, both urban renewal and public housing.
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ESTIviiATED, COST OF FIRST PROJECT
In the sight of recent estimates of cost and also preliminary determina
tions of.th$ pro3ect boundary an estimate has been made in sufficient
detaii to conclude that the Lost df the di-A pr'63eA kould regitiro
Capital Grant funds of app roximately $1,984,800. The area is primarily
residential in character with approximately 50 per cent in residential
use. A detailed estimate follows:
COST ESTIMATE
ITE11 I. Gross Project Cost
A. Surveyland Planning $ 3,000
B. Administrative Expense 10,000
C. Legal Services 4,000
D.
Acquisition Expenses
5,000
E.
Real Estate Purchases
520,000
F.
Relocation
13,000
G.
Site Clearance
50,000
H.
Site Improvements
40,000
I.
Disposition
5,000
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K.
Interest
Contingelcies (Except A)
4A,000
34,350
Total 1 $724.350
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ITEM II. Gross° Project Cost
A. None -CAsh Grants =+in -Aid
Gross Project Cost (item i plus Item II)
Bib- Larid Disposition Proceeds
Net Project Cost
Federal Grant (213 x 2,545,186)
C. Relocation Payments
Total Federal Grant
Local Share (Minus No Grants -in -Aid)
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$ Sb;000
774,350
126,,, boo
648,350
432,230
14,000
446,230
166,120
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DESCRIPTION OF PLANNING WORK
The scope of the activities covered in the preparation of the General
Neighborhood Renewal Plan,lwill be restricted to those'hecessary to pro-
duce a plan meeting Urban I Renewal Administration requirements. It will
not include the development of basic planning decisions which are to be
provided by the City Planning ':c=ard in the form of a Comprehensive City
Plan, The General Neighborhood Renewal Plan will not be a substitute
for the survey and planning activities for each of the urban renewal
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projects contemplated in the project area. It will be used as a general
guide for determining the nature, the extent and the degree of urban re-
newal activity to be developed in all and portions of the project area.
The following is a list of the studies, surveys and plans to be completed
and specific problems for whhich solutions will be sought:
1. Prepare a comprehensive plan for the project area and por-
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tions of the neighboring areas to show the relationship of
existing and proposed streets and highways, community facil-
ities and zoning. IThe plan will include the following:
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a) Accurate Descript -ion of Project Boundary
b) Land Use Plan
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d)
e)
(1)� Population densities
(2) Building coverage and other building
requirements
(3) Special laiA uses related to the avail-
able transportation facilities of water,
rail, highway and air.
Community Improvements and Public Facilities Plan
(1) Approximate location and general char-
acter of existing and proposed major
highways, streets, utilities and other
similar public improvements (some of
these were previously identified in
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(2) Approximate location and general char-
acter of arW transportation terminals
contemplated and their relationship to
the overall plan.
Delineation of Urban Renewal Areas
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Requirements for.Rehabilitation and Improvement
of Properties
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f) Identification, by Boundary, of Anticipated Pro-
jects Involving Title I Aid Together with Contem-
plated Program of Sequence and Timing
2. Prepare a report on the marketability of all land to be
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cleared and to be,made available for reuse.
3. Make preliminary 'estimates of Federal grant and local
aid requirements for each proposed project delineated
in the General Neigh4_)rhood Renewal Plan.
4. Make an analysis of f a.' ?: relocation requirements and re-
sources needed tolc. -ry out the projects delineated.
5. Identify all actions :equuired to be taken by the State
and the City of Saint Paul in order to carry out the
Plan, including:
a) Zoning changes,
b) Modification or improvement of codes and or-
dinances regulating the occupancy and construc-
tion of housing and other structures.
c) Provision of facilities and improvements, in-
cluding current estimate of cost and timing
(some of these'were previously identified in
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The most recent 67orkable Program submitted for recertification, dated March 1960
was denied acceptance by the HHFA due to the lack of approval by the governing
body of a minimum Housing Code. On July 14, 1960, a Housing Code was adopted
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by the City Council and the Workable Program has been recertified for one year
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as of July 15, 1960.
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Since the Workable Program submission of March, 1960,the City Planning Board
has completed Community plan Report No. % Proposed Plan for Public Educational,
Recreational and Cultural Facilities, and drafted the Proposed Plan for Thorough-
fares and the Economic Study. The latter reports should be completed by midyear,
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1961.
During the current year 1961, the City Planning Board will commence the prepara-
tion of a comprehensive plan taking into consideration those elements of the
planning program already completed and those yet to be completed this year.
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The following is a breakdown of the survey and planning costs estimated
for budget items R- 1410.09, R- 1410.169 R- 1410.19 and R -1416 in Form
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R- 1410.09
The cost to the Authority of its contribution to the retire-
ment plan covering its employees averages about 8 per cent of
the salaries.
R- 1410.16
The Authority may,prepare and publish a final report on the
proposed project after the survey and planning period. It is
estimated that the cost of such a report may amount to $50.00:
R- 1410.19
The cost to the Authority of the prorated rental of office
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space, the cost of telephone charges, postage, office supplies,
stationery, maps,1blueprints and photographs has been estimated
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to be approximately $275.00.
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R-1416 I
It is not expected that any cost will be generated for this
account on this particular program.
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R- 1410.05
The cost estimates of travel includes the estimated costs of
two trips to the regional office in Chicago by persons repre-
senting the Authority at a cost of $65.00 per person per trip
for a total of $130.00 and the costs resulting from automobile
usage in conducting surveys and examinations of the project
area. The latter has been estimated to cost approximately
$20.00.
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All planning costs will be paid for from the planning advance applied
for.
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LEGAL DATA
Form H -6103, Legal Information, was last submitted in March, 1960. No changes
have occurred since that
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