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202758ORIGINAL TO CITY CLERK 20 / / 58 CITY OF ST. PAUL COUNCIL NO.. LV e _ OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK COUNCIL RESOLUTION— GENERAL FORM PRESENTED BY ( COMMISSIONER � � C�,�_ DATE RESOL-VLD, upon the appeal of Earl Balzer therefor, pursuant to Section 61+.03 of the Zoning Code provision of the Legislative Code -of the City of Saint Paul, that the provisions in said - Zoning Code be and the same hereby are varied and relaxed to the extent necessary therefor, and that the 8 -foot side yard requirement otherwise applicable thereunder for the maintenance and operation of the parking lot on the north side of Grand Avenue between South Victoria. and South Avon Streets, on Lot 19, and the west 25 ft. of Lot 20, Block 18, Summit Park Addition, be dispensed aud'said premises and such parking lot operation thereon The relieved from said restrictive provision. COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays DeCourcy Holland Loss Mortinson Peterson Rosen Mr'_P sM 5.60 ofW 2 ' ICouncil File No. 202758 —By Frank L. Loss — Resolved, Upon the appeal of Earl Balzer therefor, pursuant to Section 64.03 of the Zoning � Code provision ,of the Legislative Code of the City of Saint Paul, that the provisions in said Zoning Code be and the same hereby are'• varied and relaxed tg„ the extent ,'necessary therefor, ands, that the 8- foot'side yard tequirement other- wise applicable thereunder for the maintenance and operation of the parking lot on the north side of Grand Avenue between South Victoria and South Avon Streets, on Lot 19, and the west 25 ft. of Lot 20, Block 18, Summit Park Addition, be dispensed and said premises and such parking lot operation thereon be relieved from said restrictive provision. Adopted by the Council June 27, 1961. Approved June 27, 1961. (July 1, 1961) Adopted by the Counc JU N 2 7 1981 19— Approve JUN 2 7 19 C 19- .17 In Favor Mayor Against t N CC -FICE OF CITY_ CLERK BUREAU OF - RECORDS 386 City Hall and Court House St. Paul 2, Minnesota Mr. Robert J. Swords Corporation Counsel Building Dear Sir: MRS. AGNES H. O'CONNELL City Clerk HAROLD J. RIORDAN Council Recorder June 22, 1961 Wa eje jr IV L J 2 3 oo o Tjoaf corm The City Council requested that you prepare a resolution granting the attached appeal of Earl Balzer for relaxation of the 8 -ft. side yard requirement for parking lot on the north side of Grand Ave. between S. Victoria and S. Avon Sts., on Lot 19 and the west 25 ft. of Lot 20, Block 18, Simmit_Park Addition. b Very truly yours do lritvylerk INNESOTA s . +i i.. ? ?ti4ii• RD OF -ZONING, CITY •••••• .......................... 451 -959 -989 1015 CITY HALL AND COURT HOUSE Mrs. Agnes *:O'Connell City Clerk Building Dear Madam: OF SAINT PAUL SAINT PAUL 9, MINNESOTA May 24, 1961 This is in the matter of the appeal of Earl Balzer to relax the eight foot side yard requirements for parking lots adjoining a residential use. This property is located on the north side of Grand Avenue between South Victoria and South Avon Streets, and is described as Lot 19 and the west 25 feet of Lot 20, Block 18, Summit Park Addition. The property is zoned commercial and has been since the adoption of the Zoning Ordinance in 1922: This property was developed in 1894 with a 2J story frame dwelling. This structure-still remains on the site as well as a three -car garage. The structure is presently used by the applicant as a restaurant and was pre- viously used as a beauty parlor. In addition to the existing structure on this site, there is an off - street parking lot accessory to the restaurant which has not as yet received Council approval. The applicant proposes to continue the restaurant use and legalize the off- street parking facility. This property has a frontage along Grand Avenue of 65 feet and extends to a depth of 150 feet, resulting in an area of 9,750 square feet. The land uses in�this particular block consist of various type residential uses and commer- cial uses. Directly east and adjoining is a 2J story apartment building, crest and adjoining is a two - family residence. Directly south and across Grand Avenue are various type residential uses; north and across a public alley are the rear yards of residences fronting on Summit Avenue. The request of the applicant at this time is to legalize the existing parking lot as well as securing a relaxation of the 8 foot side yard requirement. It i& the opinion of the Board of Zoning that the 8 foot side yard requirement should be maintained which would still allow sufficient space on the applicant's property to park seven cars in addition to the present three -car garage spaces. Therefore, the Board of Zoning, after considering this matter at several of the regular board meetings (March 16, April 6, April 20, May 4, 1961) recommend the denial of the appeal to relax the 8 foot required side yard set back. Sincerely, g -c . 4,4/ja,14 H. C. Wieland Secretary Board of Zoning HCW :FGI A. F. 4652 FiARL a S MISTER PIZZA, 841 Grand Ave, St. Paul, Minnesota The Honorable Mayor and City Council c/o City Clerk Room 386, City Hall and Court House St. Paul 1, Minnesota Sirs: � 30 • 0 ` March 14, 1961 I, Earl V.V. Balzer, DBA' Mister Pizza at 841 Grand Ave., being the North side of Grand Ave, between Avon and Victoria streets, wish to appeal. for the relaxing of the off street parking lot requirements as noted in Chapter 60.23, Section 5, paragraph "U" of the Legislative code. The reason for this appeal is that the 81 set back will completely eliminate my parking which in turn would put me out of business. This lot has been used by another business for years for parking. I am appealing under Chapter 64.03 Paragraph t°it' of the Legislative Zoning Code. I wish to state for the record that the established boundary line and parking fence was according to and with the wishes and approval of the adjoining property owner, even to the point of painting the parking bumper fence to his specifications. Your consideration on this matter is most imperative to me and I wish to thank you for your fair judgement. Sincerely and respectively, ZONIG FILE ze 4n'.. Encl; Lot plans. U MAP 15 1961 CITY P Amwiti nuan" Saint foul, Minnesota A� y+ FiARL a S MISTER PIZZA, 841 Grand Ave, St. Paul, Minnesota The Honorable Mayor and City Council c/o City Clerk Room 386, City Hall and Court House St. Paul 1, Minnesota Sirs: � 30 • 0 ` March 14, 1961 I, Earl V.V. Balzer, DBA' Mister Pizza at 841 Grand Ave., being the North side of Grand Ave, between Avon and Victoria streets, wish to appeal. for the relaxing of the off street parking lot requirements as noted in Chapter 60.23, Section 5, paragraph "U" of the Legislative code. The reason for this appeal is that the 81 set back will completely eliminate my parking which in turn would put me out of business. This lot has been used by another business for years for parking. I am appealing under Chapter 64.03 Paragraph t°it' of the Legislative Zoning Code. I wish to state for the record that the established boundary line and parking fence was according to and with the wishes and approval of the adjoining property owner, even to the point of painting the parking bumper fence to his specifications. Your consideration on this matter is most imperative to me and I wish to thank you for your fair judgement. Sincerely and respectively, ZONIG FILE ze 4n'.. Encl; Lot plans. U MAP 15 1961 CITY P Amwiti nuan" Saint foul, Minnesota A� OFFICE OF CITY, CLERK BUREAU OF -RECORDS 386 City Hall and Court House St. Paul 2, Minnesota June 20, 1961 Mr. Alfred H. Schroeder City Architect Building Dear Sir: MRS. AGNES H. O'CONNELL City Clerk HAROLD J. RIORDAN Council Recorder The City Council referred to you the appeal of Earl Balzer and his application for parking lot at 841 Grand Ave. and requested that you confer with Mr. Mark H. Gehan and Mr. Paulos, attorneys for objectors and Mr. Balzer respec- tively, to effect a compromise agreement with the condition that the parking lot would be closed at 10 P.M., this condition to be on a 60-day trial basis. Attached hereto is the complete file in these matters. 0 ery truly y r CitClerk y n INNESOTA Council File No. 202759 -13y Frank L. Loss — ORIGINAL TO CITY CLERK _ - -� Resolved, That Earl W. IB zar, pur- CITWsuant to his application therefor, here- UNCIL NO T by is permitted to install and operate LE a 10 -car motor vehicle off - street park - OFFICE ing lot, in conjunction with a restaurant COU CIL SOLUT business, on Lot 19 and the west 25 ft. of Lot 20; Block 18, Summit Park ° Addition, commonly designated 841 Grand Avenue in the City of Saint PRESENTED BY Paul. in connection wherewith the COMMISSIONER f�h;��? - ib'i'1g��19�in- RESOLVED, that Earl 'W• Balzer, pursuant to his application therefor, hereby is permitted to install and operate a 10 -car motor vehicie off - street parking lot, in conjunction with a restaurant business) on Lot 19 and'the west 25 ft. of Lot 20, Block 18, Summit Park Addition, commonly designated 841 Grand.;Avenue in the City of Saint'Paul., in connection wherewith the provision of the Zoning Code in the nature of i requirement for an 8 -foot set -back therefor, has been duly relaxed and dispensed; that said permission for the installation and operation of such parking lot hereunder shall 'be subject to said permittee's compliance -with all applicable provisions of statutes and ordinances and rules and regulations of public authorities having cognizance; except in respect of said 8 -foot set -back requirement, as .aforesaid, released, relaxed, and dispensed by separate resolution of this Council, upon proper .appeal under said Zoning Code therefor, and further .subject to the condition that said permittee shall maintain the public sidewalk abutting said premises clear and free of ice, snow, and debris; and further subject to the following especial restrictions and conditions: that said parking lot shall be closed at 10 p. m. daily, when . a chain with appropriate reflective sign stating the fact of such closing shall be placed across the-entrance of the same upon tahre;at it g line of Grand :Avenue by said permitted; that there shall be nation'in said parking lot on any day after 10 p. m.; that said permittee shall cause all parking lot lights thereon to be turned out at 10 p. m. daily; that no car parked thereon at 10 p. m. shall be suffered or permitted by said permittee to remain thereon after 11 p. m. on any day; and that -a small entrance area in the rear of said parking lot area shall be maitained by said permittee open and accessible for the delivery of goods and merchandise to and for the operation of said restaurant. RESOLVED FDRTAER, that the Council expressly reserves the right , .a to altermend, .and extend the aforesaid especial restrictions and condi- tions,as it shall deem advisable so to do in the public interest. jUN 2 7 1961 COUNCILMEN Adopted by the Council 19— Yeas Nays DeCourcy 2 7 Holland Approve jUN 19— Loss In Favor Mortinson / /4, Peterson Against Mayor Rosen " RVBLISHED —� J 5M 5.60 @M 2 r r + r �� OFFICE OFT CITY CLERK ,,BUREAU -OF RECORDS 3 .,City�lall and Court House St. Paul 2, Minnesota Mr. Robert J. Swords Corporation Counsel Building Dear Sir: MRS. AGNES H. O'CONNELL City Clerk HAROLD J. RIORDAN Council Recorder June 22, 1961 RECEIVED �N °? 3 1961 CORPORATION COUNSEL The City Council requested that you prepare a resolution granting the attached application of Earl W. Balzer for permit to install and operate a 10-car customer off-street parking lot in conjunction with restaurant at 841 Grand Ave., on Lot 19 and west 25 ft. of Lot 20, Block 18, Summit Park Addition, subject to the conditions set out in the attached letter of the City Architect dated June 21, 1961. Very truly yours g—o ity Clerk INNESOTA F<::> I CIT I OF SAINT Capital of Minnesota PAUL BUREAU OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS ALFRED H. SCHROEDER, City Architect 445 City Hall, Zone 2 CApital 4 -4612 Ext. 361 June 21, 1961 Hon. City Council City of Saint Paul Dear Council Members; You referred to this office the appeal of E-rl Balzer and his application for a parking lot at 841 Grand Avenue. In accordance with your request, at 2 P.M. on June 21, I con- ferred with Mr. Mark Gehan and Mr. Paulos, attorneys for the objectors and for Mr. Balzer respectively, together with Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, the objectors, and have effected a compromise agreement with all parties concerned. The following provisions have been agreed to by both parties and it is recommended that the necessary resolutions and ordinances be passed incorporating the following in the approvals granted. There are two appeals before the City Council, one is to grant a ten car parking lot and the second is to waive the eight foot setback. All parties have agreed to and recommend the waiver of the eight foot setback. They.have also agreed to recommend the granting of a ten car parking lot with the understanding that the parking lot will be closed at 10 P.M. daily and that a chain with appropriate reflective signs be placed across the entrance from Grand Avenue at 10 P. M., also that all of the parking lot lights shall be turned out at 10 P.M. daily, and that the cars on the parking lot after the closing hour of 10 o'clock will be allowed approxi- mately one hour and then will be asked to leave, that the rear of the parking lot will be.closed off at approximately 11 o'clock and that a small area in the rear of the property be left open -- this area to be directly in back of 841 Grand Avenue and to be away from the apartment house and to be used for the delivery of goods and merchandise. CIT ''e ' I„ ENT OF P Aki L_ OF SAINT PAUL Capital of Minnesota ' REAT ANDBLIC BUILDINGS I - ,r�m'�i►�r•� rte" —_ =-- .r= �:.�.._•� ��.'�.s -..: Y- •3+� -,: GF CCOMI STONER i w��lll� BUREAU OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS ALFRED H. SCHROEDER, City Architect 445 City Hall, Zone 2 CApital 4 -4612 Ext. 361 June 21, 1961 Hon. City Council City of Saint Paul Dear Council Members: You referred to this office the appeal of E-rl Balzer and his application for a parking lot at 841 Grand Avenue. In accordance with your request, at 2 P —M. on June 21, I con- ferred with Mr..Mark Gehan and Mr. Paulos, attorneys for the objectors and for Mr. Balzer respectively, together with Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, the objectors, and have effected a compromise agreement with all parties concerned. The following provisions have been agreed to by both parties and it is recommended that the necessary resolutions and ordinances be passed incorporating the following in the approvals granted. There are two appeals before the City Council, one is to grant a ten car parking lot and the second is to waive the eight foot setback. All parties have agreed to and recommend the waiver of the eight foot setback. They have also agreed to recommend the granting of a ten car parking lot with the understanding that the parking lot will be closed at 10 P.M. daily and that a chain with appropriate reflective signs be placed across the entrance from Grand Avenue at 10 P. M., also that all of the parking lot lights shall be turned out at 10 P.M. daily, and that the cars on the parking lot after the closing hour of 10 o'clock will be allowed approxi- mately one hour and then will be asked to leave, that the rear of the parking lot will be-closed off at approximately 11 o'clock and that a small area in the rear of the property be left open -- this area to be directly in back of 841 Grand Avenue and to .be away from the apartment house and to be used for the delivery of goods and merchandise. #2 Both sides have expressed a desire that in the event, after some period of time on a trial basis, this is not satisfactory they - reserve the right to come back and ask for changes. The undersigned recommends all of the above referred to conditions. Sincerely, �;WAOITZCT d H Schroeder AHS..A t C IIT OF SAINT Capital of Minnesota PAUL! BUREAU OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS ALFRED H. SCHROEDER, City Architect 445 City Hall, Zone 2 CApital 4.4612 Ext. 361 June 13, 1961 Hon. Council City of Saint Paul Dear Council Members: You laid over to June 20, 1961 an appeal of Earl W. Balzer, who has made application for a 14 car parking lot at 841 Grand Avenue, and referred the matter to the undersigned, with instructions to effect a compromise agreement between the parties concerned. You also requested that I determine whether or not there is any other property in the immediate vicinity, which is available for a parking lot site. I have personally surveyed the entire area for several blocks around and there are no parking lots available for this use within one block. There are some private parking lots owned by other persons within one or two blocks, but these are for other sp6dific uses. A meeting was held in my office on June 7, 1961 which was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pearson,and James Paulus, at- torney for the applicant, and Mr. Mark Gehan, attorney. Several suggestions were made by the petitioner, other sug- gestions were made by the opponents, and I made several sug- gestions in the nature of compromise agreements. We were un- able to secure unanimous agreement on any basis of compromise. The opponents presented additional information in the nature of photos and records, which information the Council has not received, and, on the basis of this information, compromise was offered but the applicant refused to accept it. Therefore, I am returning this file with no suggestion for compromise that will be approved by both parties. Yours truly, Alf d H. Schroeder C ARCHITECT OFFIC "E '0.F CtTY CLERK 'BUREAU OF RECORDS 386 City Hall and Court House St. Paul 2, Minnesota May 25, 19610 Hon. Frank L. Loss, Comsr. of Parks and Recreation and Public Buildings. Attn: Mr. Alfred H. Schroeder Dear Sir: MRS. AGNES H. O'CONNELL City Clerk HAROLD J. RIORDAN Council Recorder The City Council laid over to June 20th an appeal of Earl Balzer and his application for parking lot, as more fully described in the attached letters of H. C. Wieland, and requested that the City Architect confer with the applicant and his attorney and certain objectors in the vicinity, particularly Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Pearson, owners of an apartment building at 833 Grand Avenue, and their attorney Mark H. Gehan, to effect a compromise agreement. The Council also requested that the Architect determine whether or not any other property in the immediate vicinity of the restaurant might be available as an alternate site for a parking lot. James Paulos appeared as attorney for Mr. Balzer. We also attach a petition of 71 persons and several letters of residents opposing the operation of the parking lot after 9 p. m. Mr. Gehan said that they would approve operation of the parking lot to 10 p. m., provided that it be not used after that hour. A'!!h Very truly yours, Will you please return all files to us? MINNESOTA ......................... :?� R D ........ ...................... .. .. .. ...:.:. :•:ilkItNsi'BFis 251 -252.2 OF ZONING,- CITY OF SAINT PAUL SS 1813 CITY HALL AND COURT HOUSE SAINT PAUL Z, MINNESOTA May 24, 1961 Mrs, Agnes H. O'Connell City Clerk Building Dear Madam; This is in the matter of the application of Earl Balzer for a permit for a ten -car customer off-street parking lot on property located on the north side of Grand Avenue between South Victoria and South Avon Streets. The details regarding this application • are fully outlined in the letter of appeal which is also before the Council at this time. The applicant has submitted preliminary plans for review by our staff and the Traffic Engineer. A final plan has not been sub- mitted as the final parking lot layout will depend on the Council's action on the appeal. In view of the fact that Grand Avenue is zoned commercial, and curb parking as well as off - street parking in this area is in great demand, it appears the off - street parking application is a reasonable request. However, because of the fact tbatitbis lot is in use until two and three a.m. and the adjoining use is that of an apartment building, it is recommended that the applicant construct a louvered, or basket -type wood fence running parallel to the mutual property line. The Board of Zoning recommdnds the granting of the application for tt ten -car customer off- street parking lot on the above described property subject to the plans and actual lay -out of the parking lot meeting all the design standards for this type facility. It should be pointed out that the Board did not consider the nuisance problem generated by this facility as claimed by the owner of the adjoining apartment building. It is the opinion of the Board of Zoning, that they should consider only whether the zoning is proper, and whether or not the plans meet the required standards for this type facility, leaving all other considerations to the Council for determination. Sincerely, H. C. Wieland Secretary Board of Zoning HCW;FGI Encl. Z. F. 4630, �b I a, City of Saint Paul, Minnesota APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL COUNCIL USE PERMIT (Please print or type)= !�,- TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL ` % the City Clerk City of Saint Paul, Minnesota' Application is hereby emodel or reconstruct an existing y made to install`'and operate a new (cross one out) ED FILLING STATION,. • No. of islands and pumps No. of tanks and capacity: jo PARKING LOT for customers) (employees) (private use) Wty (other) Jam''' (indicate Capacity of parking lot To be used in connection with: �J11$ A MISCELLANEOUS: (indicate type such as Drive -in Refreshment Stand, Used Car Lot, Dry Cleaning Pick -up Station, Ice Vendor, etc.) Capacity of parking area: *Location : &,,,- ' Legal Description Lott- 9 �a`r ` Block �� Addition '' �. yg Applicant's Name A 4 , 6l �,✓� �3� L zez + ( Home or Office Address: `Z�(a Ji(/e LL /.IV y J ' Phone N (Sig3�a e �/1 (date) �/% Address 7`x'0 7 /r/6'_ �if/ L> GZ /,v G7 . ) / %NFU r Phone No.: X j- --When completed: file three copies of this application form and three prints of the preliminary lay -out plans of the proposed facility with the City Clerk, Room 386, City Hall and Court House, Saint Paul, Minnesota Z -3 6/11/56 n C) m *EXAMPLE: 1. S.E. corner of MainpQ and 8,4rst St. 2. South side of Main S .4etwe§b First and Second St. t_ cr M g o � z �, o - May 19, 1961 PETITION TO CITY COUNCIL the Petition We, the undersigned, earnestly petition the City "Council of St. Paul to restrict might time parking at the pizza house parking lot at 841 Grand Ave., after 9:00 P.M. which are the normal hours for rest and sleep. The Pizza House` The pizza house,and parking lot are located.in the middle of the block completely surrounded by residential structures. Open Hours Thty are open until 2:00 A.M. Monday through Twumsoeand 3:00 A.M. on Friday and 'Saturday. Reasons for-Abatement The bright lights together with the extremely late hours and the nighttime parking lot noises has made it a match less desirable location in which to live both for the home owner, and tenants. Parking Lot Encourages Misbehavior Because the parking lot is somoWha.t romoved from the street and public view the sometimes boisterous element feel much less inhibited on the lot than on a more public and open site, especially at the late hour. Noise and Foul Talk We who are within earshot of the lot are at times exposed to extremely noisy conditions during the normal hours of sleep and rest. Besides_the. frequent _ starting of motors, loud talk and slamming of doors there is foul cursing and vulga talk about sex.- - - Finally nally We believe the above reasons are ample and that we are justified in requesting granting of the above petition. Thank you. AUVLI- � � 41 iu 14$0 N! �- .._,....o..,� �. )j- a im, "o-M.- I XV � I y LF Z � • e c L z s /1� r � WIN Mtrk- riNWAM FRI 0. VIM ►i ! ± FA 8 r a� AP`' - ;• 6 ..yam uJ � e " Ad--en i V 1• 7 VU WE lrm,pwpw-,��, =4-w Alm i i Mi. �.. 1 � 1 VOJ ) W�w wo-�(- -zo) I I � I U i1QOlWimM.�q�d�rcocr{. � �}'�m w�i:A Zoo w.d 3:w A.M. o4 W-it 4r Ax,/�-a 4 amu4 Yam4t a&mtAk t4 &-t4J aam Aa—m4'ttl F/jlo� ee VVE � - I I AV .M�!no �� St. Paul, Minn. May 22, 1961 To the City Council of St. Paul Dear Sirs: This is in reference to the application of Earl W. Balzar for a permit for off - street parking at his pizza house at 841 Grand Ave. I own and live in the apartment house at 827 Grand Ave. I also own the apartment house accross the street at 824 Grand Ave. The pizza lot has been used since Dec. 1960 without a permit and we have had time to gbserve the conditions. Especially late at night there is often dirty swearing and loud talk besides car noises. Cars gun their motors up and down the alley in back of our place keeping us awake. On Friday and Saturday daylight is coming when they leave. On property Within 200 feet of the pizza house there are 23 children under adult age. I have two teenage daughters and one boy. How would you like to have your children exposed to these conditions! People are already moving out because of this bad situa- tion. We believe we are entitled to legal protection in this situation. We are strongly against granting this permit. Respectifully, 8 � < 833 Grand Avenue,' St. Paul b, Minn. May 21, 1961 City Council of St. Pazxl 3t, Paul, Minnesota Dear Sirs: Reference File 15325 - Application for Permit for Off- Street parking for the Pizza House at 841 Grand Avenue. I am a tenant and live at 833 Grand Avenue, adjacent to the parking lot which is only eight (8) feet from my living and bed room windows. The Pizza House and lot are open until 2:00 and 3:00 a.m: formal sleep and living conditions are impossible because of the noise - care starting, doors slamming; yelling and cursing, etc. Yes, a tenant can move at considerable expense: I an litterally being driven out of a location and residence which I like* The night time noise in the parking lot has destroyed the west side of this building for normal comfortable living. Parking in this lot should be forbidden after 6:00 p.m. Surely tenants are not excluded from legal protection from nuisance conditions such as this. The people I have talked to in this neighborhood are 100% againat night -time parking in this lot. Respectfully; MCI ;77-1_ t w S 1111 OFFICE. OF THE COMMISSIONER' OF_ FINANCE CCURECM N09! St. Paul 2, Minn., I&3' 3 5s 1961 You :are hereby notified .that the Council of the City f St.. Paul will consider the matter of application of Earl W. Balzer for permit to install and operate a 10 car customer off - street parking.lot in conjunction with restaurant on the north sidiof Grand Avenue between Victoria and Avon and that a public hearing -will be held in the Council Chambers of the Court House and City Ha1121 uildiin &Lin the City of St. Paul, at 10:00 o'clock A.M. on ]. BERNARD T. HOLLAND FYle 15325 Commissioner of Finance. The City Charter requires this Notice be sent from the Department of Finance. 1-4: O'c V.414 'Or AIN . . . . . . . . . . . 1A f-- PON - .- I A.