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CITY OF ST. PAUL FILE NO.-
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µ` OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
COUNC R LUTION -G NERAL FORM
PRESENTED BY
COMMISSIONER_ DATE
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RESOLVED, by the Council of the City of Saint Paul,
that pursuant to the authority contained. in Chapter 193,
Section 145, Subdivision 2, Minnesota Statutes Annotated,
and for the purpose of aiding and paying cost of an armory
to be constructed at Thirteenth and Cedar Streets in the
City of Saint Paul by the Minnesota State Armory Building
Commission, there shall be and is hereby irrevocably levied
upon all the taxable property;now or hereafter in the City
from
of Saint Paul, for each of the years/ 1961 to 1981, both;,
inclusive, a tax at the rate of $23,500 per annum.- The
proceedssof such levies, as received by the City, shall
be forthwith transmitted and paid to said MinnesotaiState
Armory Building Commission to be ?sed by it as specified
in said law. ,
COUNCILMEN
Yeas Nays
DeCourey
Holland
Loss
Mortinson
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Rosen
Mr c:Ef6RdeW,-_Vavoulis
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Council File No. 201540 —By Bernard
T. Holland, by request—
Resolved, By the Council of the
City of Saint Paul, that pursuant to
the authority contained in Chapter
193, Section 145, Subdivision 2, Minne-
sota Statutes Annotated, and for the
purpose of aiding and paying cost of
an armory'to be constructed at Thir-
teenth and Cedar Streets in the City
of Saint Paul by the Minnesota State
Armor yy Building Commission, there
[shall be and is hereby irrevocably
levied upon all the taxable property
now or hereafter in the City of Saint
,Paul, for Bach of the years from 196}
to 1981, both inclusive, , a tax at the
rate n
of $23,500 per annum. The proceeds
of such levies, as received by the City,
shall be forthwith transmitted and
paid to said Minnesota State Armory
Building Commission to be used by
it as specified in said law.
Adopted by the Council April 7, 1961.
Approved April 7, 1961.
(April 15, 1961)
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CITY OF ST. PAUL COUNCIL NO. 01541
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK FILE
COUNCIL RESOLUTION — GENERAL FORM
PRESENTED BY
COMMISSIONER DATE
WHEREAS, a copy of a letter dated April 7, 1961, from the
Saint Paul Trades and Labor Assembly, addressed to Mr. Robert
Tucker, Chairman of the Saint Paul Board of Education, has been
reviewed by this Council; and
WHEREAS, said letter takes exception to the specifications
concerning the construction of the new Harding High School and
in particular those applying to library equipment; now, therefore,
be it
RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby
concurs in the intent and ideas expressed in said letter and,
further, requests and recommends that the Board of Education take
appropriate action to require a change in the aforesaid specifications
so as to require the provision of additional details and drawings
as they pertain.to the aforementioned library equipment so that
persons other than the manufacturer named in said specifications,
including local bidders or local concerns, would be advised so they
would be able to make Inforaaa, competitive bids to provide said
library equipment; and be it-
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk is directed to forward
a copy of this resolution to Mr. Robert Tucker, Chairman of the
Saint Paul Board of Education, and to furnish copies to other
officials of the School Department.
COUNCILMEN
Yeas Nays
DeCourcy
Holland
Loss
Mortinson
19etem -ft
Rosen
Mrf;:P -r-cai iTI,, —t—,v avou is
ISM E -BO olMy.2
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In Favor
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Against
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Mayor
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CITY OF ST. PAUL - FoEN�I� NO.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
COUNCIL RESOLUTION — GENERAL FORM
PRESENTED BY
COMMISSIONER DATE
WHMAS# a coj►y Ot 4 lottQr dated April 7, 1961 A fromp thin
Saint ul Tradeb and labor Assembly, addrreased to fir. Robert
TUokero Chaixmn of the Saint Paul Board, cif Eduoation, Me been
reviewed by thlb Counoij; and
NUB =5s said letter taxos ezoepti*A to the speoifications
concerning the Qonstruotion of the now Ha zing Hlgh School and
In particular those applying to librazT equip uts now# therefore,,,
be It
RESOLVED* that the Oaunoil or tho City of S cat Paul her*e1
ao4oura 1n tjaQ intent and id+ expressed 3z sald letter and`
further,. reguosts and reao=ands that the Ward, of Sduaat1Qa take
approprlate cation to require si oharnga in the aforesaid speoirloations,
so as to. requiro the provision of addition Oata.UL a and drawing*
as thoy ;ports in to tho aforazontioned library aquipment aQ that
persona other than tho manufaLetmvr ntl ed In sapid A ptelfic0lons*
Inalwding local bldderg or local. eoncerne,. would 1�& adirined so thoy
would ba able to make ''ortMr, --d. +compatlti'v+e bids to provide said
11braM equipment; And be it
VA R R99QLVEDx that tho City Clerk to dl-zvdted to tor-ward
a oopy off` this rosolutlon to Mr. Robert Taokesr, Cbaixvan of the
.Saint Paul Board of gducation, and to furnish. opplasis to other
offiolalssr off' the Sohool, Department.
COUNCILMEN
Yeas Nays
DeCourcy
Holland
Loss
Mortinson
Peterson
Rosen
Mr. President, Vavoulis
5M 5.60 Z
Tn Favor
A gainst
APR 710
Adopted by the Council 19—
APR 71661
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Mayor
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WJWMAS3o a aopr. ,ot a k#troev, dated. April 7, 1961, frojo tim `
Saint ft%4 Trades and -L& or Axasoblyj addros.,044 `bo W. Robott
Tuokor, Cha3 x"a of the Stint Paul Boat or ZdudAtionj has be*h
"VIOVed by this counall i am
MB* xald lettor' take* *x4eptim% to tho axpeOi, 100ions
oanogrxsing that oonstMotion of the now Harding HIgh $ohaol "d
In particular tho so applying to 11b=W equip wnti. now, thorsi'or*j
'?0 it
REtOL ED, that tho dow)OU or tbe. City_ of S:4nt pawl hereby
aonaura in the intent anal ideas a xpresfax A id Paid letter an t,
further,. requosts and r000rzoods that the hoard of Eduaa►tlon tatkae
approprlatq Motion to redalre a' phase U1 * ,aforesaid epaet uleations
so as to ra4ui�?* tba provision rat WitiOnal detailar and draulng*
as they, portain. to the afnromontlonsd libmry oquipment ob thtt
pergons other than tho "nOaatuftr nmod io .id speaitloatlan#,
.inaludihe ioaal- blddora or Aaaai cony x , would be kdvised rA thsy
Mould be ablo to make .intO ed. o* titive bids to provide said
_ 11braW equlpmmt j and bar it,
PURWR MOIi AO that the City Clerk is dirtoted to to
ratard
as oopy of this resoluti on, to * Robert Vaaker„ Chalmn cat the
Saint Pmd Bo4rd of Ednoatlon# and'to taarrAsh ooploo to .other
ol",figUIs of the Soboal Dopart at*
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Robert Tuaker`_ Chaimnartt
St. Paul Board of Educat ton
April 7„ 1962 .
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The action of the architectp -in specify,in E
cabinets, made in Tacomah, Washington,_ an Li
equipment supplied by Myrtle Dealt' Compan f H
Point, North Carolina, precludes a t. 'U'l ,�°i1
from bidding on sr supplying 'thes ,
We have at Ieasyt_ eight S_t. Pa Ozo ar `
qualified to aupp1 y and fabr to is equtpm nt:
yetg under the present spe t at,t they would
not be allowed to bid on<f is wor nor would they ".
be a2lowed -to aupp1 y then ixt
sincerely yours,
RCRt c 11I GMR.0 C., RAL*Afff Jri
oeiu,tl6 Secretary
s clot PO et o. er
S t. ' of 00 ols j
t Paul v if esota
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April 7, 1961
". Robert Tucker, Chairman
Ste Paul Board of Education
City .Ha11 and Court House
St. Paul 2, !linneso to
Dear Sir:
In the past when t ity of t. Paul has called
upon the electorate app. a general improve-
ment Of school bond one of the strong
selling points ad on to emphasizing the
general nee i vements, has been the
.fact that s adds nal ney will benefit the
general ec my of- t City by providing additional
business t St. Paul i rms as well as more employ-
ment for c izens of he area. The City Council
has nt thi act by requiring County
r e re is for construction workers
City pro 'ects.
nds Jeri d from the 23.5 million dollar bond
sue, ap ved by the Ste Paul Voters in 19590 are
bei xpended for the construction of new
Hi ols with final plans and specifications
for the new Harding High School being approved on
1[aroh 21 with bids scheduled for opening on April 25.
We wish to protest the specifications on the Harding
High School as they apply to Library equipments
including shelving, bookcases, and cabinets through-
out the School, and we would urge that the School
Board take appropriate action to reconsider the
specifications so as to allow local firms the
opportunity to bid on and supply these fixtures.
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April 7, 1961
". Robert Tucker, Chairman
Ste Paul Board of Education
City .Ha11 and Court House
St. Paul 2, !linneso to
Dear Sir:
In the past when t ity of t. Paul has called
upon the electorate app. a general improve-
ment Of school bond one of the strong
selling points ad on to emphasizing the
general nee i vements, has been the
.fact that s adds nal ney will benefit the
general ec my of- t City by providing additional
business t St. Paul i rms as well as more employ-
ment for c izens of he area. The City Council
has nt thi act by requiring County
r e re is for construction workers
City pro 'ects.
nds Jeri d from the 23.5 million dollar bond
sue, ap ved by the Ste Paul Voters in 19590 are
bei xpended for the construction of new
Hi ols with final plans and specifications
for the new Harding High School being approved on
1[aroh 21 with bids scheduled for opening on April 25.
We wish to protest the specifications on the Harding
High School as they apply to Library equipments
including shelving, bookcases, and cabinets through-
out the School, and we would urge that the School
Board take appropriate action to reconsider the
specifications so as to allow local firms the
opportunity to bid on and supply these fixtures.
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April 7, -1961:
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" Robert J.. Swords,-
_ ` Corporation Counsel.
' ar Sirs '
` • The City Counoil.;requeeted that you drew 'a resolution (Ho. 2-)
orXirming she condembation of the stied in the rear of 21 Thompson- Street; • ,
as iAore filly described -in the }attached resolution. 17 - -
Very- truly yours e " P
City Cie2'i[ _ -
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