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188123ORIGINAL TO CITY CLERK LICENSE COMMITTEE PRESENTED BY COMMISSIONI Council File. No. 188123 —By Bernard T. Holland-- Severin A. Mortinson- Robert F. Peterson — Resolved, That licenses applied for . N CITY OF by the persons named on the list at -'1L tached to this resolution be and. the OFFICE OF TH same are hereby granted, and the City Clerk 'is instructed to issue such 11- - r+ll censes on the payme t into the City RESOL I� treasury of the required fees. ^dopted b , thF. C_QUnFll, J,wPe .,28, DATE June 26, 1958 WIJI/ Coe ZESOLVED= That license s applied for by the following persons at the addresses stated, be and the same are hereby granted, Great Northern Railway 700 Jackson V.M. Loc. App. 7381+ Renewal Great Northern Railway 619 W. Minnehaha V.M. Loc. H 7395 " Northern Pacific Ry. 892 Mississippi V.M. Loc. 11 7387 " John Wood Co. 509 Front V.M. Loc. " 7426 " Winkel Against Mr. President, Dillon Mildred Anderson 1321 Rice George Schneider 566 Rice Charles Anderson 903 Payne Brown & Bigelow 451 Grove L. A., Be J., & Mrs. M. Novotny " 199 E. Annapolis N p " n C. L. Law & 0. N. Edhlund 1176 N. Dale 1� fl n 11 Guy Patsy 1379 Rice Northern States Power Co. 925 Rice H n Lionel W. Lange Jr. 733 Jackson 11 11 Zinsmaster Baking Co. 97 Sherburne COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays DeCourcy Holland Mortinson Peterson In Favor Rosen Winkel Against Mr. President, Dillon 5M 5.58 2 Cigarette Beauty Shop Barber Barber V.M. Loc. Grocery Butcher Off Sale Malt Cigarette Gas Sta. 2 P. Gen. Rep. Garage V.M. Loc. V. M. Loc. Restaurant Cigarette Gas Sta. 3 P. V.M. Loc. Bakery 11 7432 H u 71148 " n 7472 n n 7173 u n 7492 11 n H n n n H u 1I n 7513 " n n n n u n 7533 " n 7 540 u n n n it 7551 " n n N " 7552 " Adopted by the Council 19 f hi ORIGINAL TO CITY CLERK , • CITY OF ST. PAUL COUNCIL NO OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK LICENSE COMMITTEE COUNCIL RESOLUTION - GENERAL FORM PRESENTED BY COMMISSIONER June 26, DATE 1959 r PAGE 22 David E. Vadnois 1428 Pacific Gas Sta. 4 P. App. 577 Renewal If If V.M.Loc.& Cig. Vincent 0. Jones 1019 Edgerton Grocery " 7670 n n " Cigarette u n II Adolph R. Seidenkranz Jr. 1672 Rice Gas Sta. 6 P. " 7718 " n n V.M. Loc.- tt n n Charles L. Maloney 1050 Arkwright Gas Sta.•,2 P. " 7767 a " n V.M. Loc. n n a George Pappas 437 University Restaurant " 7910 " St. Paul Structural Steel Co. 162 York V.M. Loc. n 7820 " Swez Inc. 896 Payne Restaurant n 7845 n It it Cigarette " 11 " John Sarafolean 949 Rice Barber " 7953 " John & Andrey Orlando 1264 Rice Grocery n 7861 " " 11 Fr. Meats n It n n n Off Sale Malt n It 11 Cigarette n it n Agues & Walter Grochowski 926 Rice Bakery " 7870 " Cornelius & Ruth Benner 585 University Restaurant If 7972 If If " Cigarette n It u Roger M. Larson & Harlow Richardson 1190 Rice Restaurant " 7896 " Julius Dallman 673 Bedford Barber n 7890 M John G. Hockee 913 Payne Bakery " 7940 if Henry D. Schwankl 896 Rice Confectionery " 7941 " Cigarette tt 11 u COUNCILMEN Adopted by the Council 19_ Yeas Nays DeCourcy Holland Approved 19- Mortinson Peterson In Favor Rosen Mayor . Winkel Against Mr. President, Dillon 5M 5.58 2 ORIGINAL TO CITY CLERK CITY OF ST. PAUL COUNCIL NO- LICENSE COMMITTEE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK Y V,4 COUNCIL RESOLUTION— GENERAL FORM COMMISSIONER DA DAB June 26, 1958 PAGE 3: Midwest Spring Co. 906 N. Dale V.M. Loc. pp. 90+3 Renewal n fl Cigarette n n a Alice L. Zemke n Gerhard Larson H If Stanley Pavel Theodore Hochmuth fl n n Paul Damian e n n a Ronald C. Witt n n Harriette & Leo Jacobson n n n 997 Rice n 561 University 1 n 995 Rice 1905 Stillwater n n n 956 Galtier n n H n 253 University I n 962 Burr n n II Herbert Wong 980 N. Dale Harlow Richardson & Roger M. Larson 385 University Joseph & Leone Gruber 1239 Rice COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays DeCourcy Holland Mortinson Peterson Rosen Winkel Mr. President, Dillon 5M 5.58 •4!jW2 In Favor Against Lcly & D.C. Plant n V.M. Loc. 11 Confectionery II Off Sale Malt 11 Cigarette n Ldy & D.C. Pickup n Restaurant n On Sale Malt n Off Sale Malt 11 Cigarette n Restaurant 11 On Sale Malt n Off Sale Malt fl Pool Hall 11 Confectionery " Cigarette n Gas Sta. 3 P. n V.M. Loc. n Cigarette fl Grocery ` 11 Fr. Meats n Off Sale Malt II Cigarette n Res tam ant Restaurant 11 Off Sale Malt 11 9062 n n n 9287 fl n u 11 fl 8299 M 9296 n n n u n u 1 9299 n n n u n u n n 11 n n 9335 " n n n n 9378 u u n n u n 9392 n 8404 u 9422 n Adopted by the Council 19_ Approved 19_ Mayor ORIGINAL TO CITY CLERK CITY OF ST. PAUL COUNCIL N n OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK COUNCILMEN �. LICENSE COMGdITE COUNCIL RESOLUTION — GENERAL FORM Holland PRESENTED BY COMMISSIONER Mortinson June DATE 26, 1959 Rosen Winkel 'AGE 4; Emmanuel Gamboni 893 Payne Barber App: 8455 Renewal William P. Grass 510 White Bear Gas sta. 7 P. '+ 8473 " n n V.M. Loc.. Henry Heil 852 Rice V.M. Loc. ++ 9531 " If If Cigarette Fannie Rosenblum 773 Cortlund Grocery n 9542 n +' " Off Sale Malt If - " Cigarette q n n Mullery Paper Box Co. 1050 N. gent V.M. Loc. 9553 " Northwestern State Bank 973 E.Minnehaha V.M. Loc. ++ 8554 n St. Paul Foundry & Mfg. Co. 500 Como V.M. Loc. n 9560 n North Central Publication Co. 184 W. College V.M. Loc. n 9571 n Jack Ravine 9 N. 11th, Mpls. V.M. Oper. " 8575 " Edwin B. Jentink 1899 Stillwater Bake " 8600 +1 Frank J. Saiko 509 Wabasha Restaurant n 8670 " On Sal a rMal t n II n Off Sale Malt " ++ Cigarette n n n Christine, Wm. E. & Sigrid Jacobson 991 Payne Stanley Oczak 167 N. Snelling q n n n Mrs. Margarite Ziemer 839 Hudson Road n n Glenford Rehnke 631 University COUNCILMEN Yeas . Nays DeCourcy Holland Mortinson Peterson Tn Favor Rosen Winkel Against Mr. President, Dillon 5M 5.58 2 Bakery n 8689 n Grocery n 9812 " Batcher " to " Cigarette n n n Restaurant n 8898 " Cigarette n n Bakery n 9163 " Adopted by the Council 19_ Approved 19— Mayor ORIGINAL TO CITY CLERK CITY OF ST. PAUL CIOE NCIL N SS 2 LICENSE COMMITTEE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK COUNCIL RESOLUTION— GENERAL FORM PRESENTED BY June 26, 1958 COMMISSIONER DATE PAGE 5: George Stein & Nathan Roffman 110 State Butcher App.*9408 Renewal Katherine L. O'Connor 509 Selby Grocery " 9511 " n N Fr. Meats 11 II 11 Off Sale Malt It It n Cigarette n u It :Oseph Forese 2046 Pinehurst Restaurant " 9535 " f1 " Cigarette " It " Jacobson Co., Inc. 543 N. Cleveland Gas Sta. 6 P. 9539 " V.M. Loc. II 11 p Cigarette S and S Inca 1546 Como Grocery " 9540 " —_ r, 11 Butcher " 11 Off Sale Malt " " " Cigarette " " It Michael F. & Mrs. Jeanette Maggi Restaurant " 9542 " " 453 -5 Collins On Sale Malt " " It Off Sale Malt n u Cigarette a n u Quick Service Battery Co., Inc. Gas Sta. 3 P. n 9544 " 626 N. Robert V.M. Loc. Anton D. Soderman 2447 W. Seventh Restaurant 9555 " It " Cigarette " " " Freda Kunze 1106 -5 W. Seventh Confectionery " 9556 " a 11 Cigarette 11 It Edward L. Withers 544 Rondo Albert Ross 4761 Rabasha Joseph Fran 825 E. Seventh COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays DeCourcy Holland Mortinson Peterson Tn Favor Rosen Winkel Against Mr. President, Dillon 5M 5.58 2 Barber '1 9574 " Barber " 9575 " Gas Sta. 4 P. " 9576 " Adopted by the Council 19_ Approved 19— Mayor ORIGINAL TO CITY CLERK .. k • CITY OF ST. PAUL CO NCIL NOS 123 LICENSE COMMITTEE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK _ COUNCIL RESOLUTION — GENERAL FORM PRESENTED BY COMMISSIONER DATE June 26, 1956 PAGE 6: Jennie S. & Harry L. Kramerman Grocery App. 9579 Renewal " 799 Edmond Fr. Meats n if tl a " Off Sale Malt n n a " Cigarette H It " Adolph B. Vangenese 1536 Iglehart Mtr. Veh; Driver " 9591 " Roy A. Younghane 1646 Randolph Mtr. Veh. Driver " 9592 " William Oglansky 503 -7 W. Seventh Grocery " 9596 " Wm. H. & Lucille Brier 621 Selby Grocery " 9599 " " " Fr. Meats JUN 26 1955 " If Off Sale Malt II " If Cigarette II II If Shell Oil Co. 1550 Ford Ploy. Cigarette:, tI 9602 " Joseph I. Lee 923 Arcade T.V. Master tI 9602 a " If 1 servicemen " If a Richard Pariseau Richard P. Aplikowski Jack C. Peterson George W. Nelson fl Jerome E. Nuebel John J. Lynch Charles W. Janecek James W. Wagner Anthony S. Gangi COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays DeCourcy Mortinson Rosen Winkel Winkel Mr. President, Dillon 5M s -se 2 555 Rice 572 Rice 789 Rice Restaurant-, Cigarette 2155 Randolph 702 Wilson 565 E.A.nnapolis 479 Hopkins 420 Mt. Ida _`� Favor a gainst Hardware tt 9609 H Tavern tt 9610 fl Gas Sta. 6 P. " 9612 If 224,W. Kellogg It 9614 " It u " H Cig. V.M. Oper, " 9618 If Mtr. Veh. Driver II 9620 e Photographer II 9621 a Mtr. Veh. Driver " 96 �7 n Mtr. Veh. Driver " 9629 N Adopted by the Council JUN 2 6 1958 - JUN 26 1955 PUBLISHED - .28-5 -2- The Honorable Mayor and City Council June 16, 1958 In adopting a redevelopment plan pursuant to Minnesota law and in accord- ance-with Federal, legal, and administrative requirements, certain findings should be included in the resolution of City Council. The nature of this resolution will be discussed with Mr. Marshall Hurley, Corporation Counsel. Any questions concerning the review of the proposed Revised Redevelopment Plan or its contents should be taken up with the undersigned. Respectfully yours, R. E. Engelen Acting Executive Director cc: Corporation Counsel Housing Authority Commissioners Harold Ratchick City Council C t o� I T PLAN for the UPPER LEVEE W EVAL PROJECT, Milt. R -3 June, 1958 I. Items included in the 1:bdevelopment Plan. The Redevelopment Plan for the Upper Levee Renewal Project, Minn. R-3, consists of and only of the following items all of which are dated J�=OL, 1958, except as noted. A. The Narrative* Attachment is "Legal Description." B. The following maps dated March, 1958. Map A: RProjeot Area Plan" Map BI "Street and Highway Adjustments Plan" Map O! "Sewer Plan" Map D: "Stater System Plan" Map El "Private Utility Adjustments" Map P: "Zoning Plan" C. Relocation Plan — Upper Levee Renewal Project. II. Outline of the Narrative. The Narrative contains discussions of the following: A. Definitions. B. Location and Description of Project Area, O. Plan Proposals, 1. General a. Relationship to (General Plan. b, Relationship to Local Community Objectives. 1. 2. 2. Specific Plan Proposal.._ a. Building Requirements and Land Use Controls. S i. Major Building Requirements* i ii. Duration and Interpretotion of Building Requirements. iii. Time for Buildire, b, Rights-of-wy and Streets. ce Site Preparation, ie Major Streets. ii. Internal Streetee Sever and later. ive Lighting. ve Private Utilities. vi, Access to Mississippi River. vii. Access to railroads and trackage. d. Zoning Plan• D. Relocation Plan. E. Official and Related Actions Required. p, 'Discrimination and Begregatione , Go Plan Administration• III. Narrative, A. Defiatione= 2. As used in this Narrative Statement,.these terms shall be defined as followst 1. City:• The term "Oity" shall mean that.Hinneeota Municipal•Corporation, The Oity Of Saint Paul, Minnesota, or the physical area of �he City of Saint Paul, depending on the context. 2. Authority; The term "Authority" shall mean the Housing apd Redevelopment Authority of the Oity of Saint Paul, Minnesota., 3. State; Theta m "State'" shall mean the Sovereign State of Minnesota, including its duly created administrative departments and agencies. 4. Oode a :• The term "Code(s)'" shall mean codes, ordinances, laws, resolutions and administrative regulations of the City or State and their duly created administrative departments and agencies., 5. : The term "Plan" shall mean this Redevelop- ,' meat Plan for the Upper Levee Renewal Pro jest, Minn. R -3. 6, Prgieot or Proiegt Areas The terms "Project" and "Project Area" shall mean the area within the "Project Boundary" as indicated on the "Project Area Plan"-Map A and as described in the legal descriptions, "Attachment 1.P B. Location and Descripti.on of the Project Areas. The Project Area lies on the left bank of the Mississippi River and is bounded by Shepard Road on the southeast, 3• Wilkin Street on the west, Spring Street on the north- west and Washington and Elm Streets on the north and east. These boundaries are specifically indicated on May A, the "Project Area Plan." Its precise legal des- cription is attached hereto as "Attachment 1." For all official purposes the project boundaries as described in „Attachment 1" shall be binding. 0. Plan Proposales 1. Goneralt This Plan provides for the redevelopment and re- newal of the Project Area in accordance with the provisions of the Minnesota Municipal Housing and Redevelopment Act as amended. It includes, the acquisition of property within the Project, site olearance, including the demolition or re- moval of all of the buildings in the Project, vacation and abandonment of street areas, dedi- cation and widening of Other street areas and the adjustment of street and utility rights -of- way. It further provides for the consolidation of certain existing blocks and parts of blocks into larger areas, replatting and rezoning of the land for its disposition by sale, lease, dedication or exchange under suitable safeguarde, restrictions, covenants and conditions. Land not to be used for street widening and other public purposes is designated for commercial andvor in-- 40 dustrial use. All of this is more specifically des - cribed and delineated in the narrative below and in the maps which constitute a part of this Plan. a. Ra:l.aV.enship to the General Plan; The Redevelolpment Plan conforms to the General Plan of the City of Saint Paul as to land uses community facilitiseq transportation and cir- culation. It is coordinated with the City's public improvements program and with the zoning and subdivision regulations. The recognized Preliminary Guide Plan for the within district /which the Project Area lies calls for it to be developed for industrial purposes. It calls further for the widening and Improve- ment of Shepard Road and the provision of a flood control levee between the Project Area and the Mississippi River. The plan for the Project Area to in full accord with these pro posals; N' Mlatlonship to Local Community Ob ieotives; This Plan is in conformity with long - standing local community objectives. It is part off' A coordinated program for the removal of shirr and blight and the zenewal of residential commercial and industrial areas withiA the Citye expressions of this program are included in the City's official Workable Program Statement entitled *New Life in Saint Paul" and reports 5. ' of the City Plemni- g 3oard . inaluding. "$o;saingt Part n ", °Selecting Urban Renewal Projeots,n "Proposed Planning Dist-,-,cts" and "Proposed Ry;n�iuNl Areas," Other Projecto, such as the Aa',h rityl s three Publi : Housing Projects, " coutoLvlate clearance activities such as those proposed by this Plani, Specifically the Plan and adjacent related pro - j3cts provide for the following: (1) They provide for the clearance, replanning, reconstruction and modernization of a substandard area. (2) They provide opportunity for private en- terprises in the achievement of the Plan by returning cleared land to productive private use. (3) They permit the benefits of public im- provements, including the construction of Shepard Road and the flood control levee to extend over a wide area., (4) They permit the highest and best use of the areals strategic location, adjacent to an industrial service road and surround- ed by railroad trackage to be realized. (5) They,contribute to the provision of a safe, economical and adequate street system in the Oity. 6. (6) By making land available for new indust- rial d4veloyneat, they contribute to the strengthening of ;r.e financial structure of the 00amt11A (7 ;. Throug4 Bvildi ng Ttyq�Anametts and through the elimirazion oZ a mixture of industrial and restdontial uses they help to raise the standarl of protection of the public health,, safety and welfare. (8) They are in accord with and help to carry out the General Plan of the community as recorded by the "Zoning Map" and thenPre- liminary Guide Plan for Saint Paul.n 2, Specific Plan Proposals: a. Building Requirements grA-Lamd Use Controlm The purpose of these Building Requirements and Land Use Gontrols is to insure that the land uses will be harmonious; to provide for the proper arrangement of buildings, adequate open space for parking; to insure that the structures are well designed and in harmony with the char-' actor of the entire Project= and to prevent an adverse effect on the present and future de- velopment of the surrouniUng area. 1 9r• - 7. i. Maior Building Reguirementst The major building requirements for the renewal of the area within the project are stated as followst (a) se: The area shall be used for the development of a levee and for industry, as shown on the "Project Area Plen" and as hereinafter fur- ther definedt (1) An Area "A" of about 9 acres, as dedignated on the "Project Area Plan" shall be used for industry of an intensive$ non — noxious type, It is intended that, insofar as possible, the type of industries permitted in this area will be those which require and will use the trans- portation facilities available. More speoifically, the f ollowing criteria will be employed by the Authority in restricting the use of the Project Area. U To be considered as a per- mitted use, any proposal for re -use must demonstrate that it will not produce a nui- sane in the form of water 8. pollution, dust, fumes, smokes vibration or fire or explo- sion danger, which will be of significant import to adja- cent or nearby uses or the Loves or Shepard Road. b , To be considered as a per- mitted industrial use, any proposal for re -guise must in- elude the provision of sub- stantial structures or em- ployment within the Project Area or must demonstrate that the land in the Project Area will be used in conjunction with and to supplement acti- vities Mich directly support substantial investments and or employment elsewhere with- in the City. Open storage will not be considered a permitted use except as it mw be incidental to a manu- facturing or processing in- dustry located within or ad- jacent to the Project Area.. (2) The area labeled "Ss on the "Pro- ject Area Plana, 'totaling about 9. 1,6 scree, obeli b ue ®d for the widening of Shepard ani"for the construction of a f14 con.. trol levee. (b) Ooveraget No limitation on cove Is placed on the Project by thie� Plan, except that adequate space shall be allowed for set -backs, vicb drives and off - street parki and loading where these are prov in the open. (o) Setbacke; No structure, driveway ai storage area shall be built nearer , than fifteen (15) feet to the right- of -gray lines of Shepard Road, Elm Street or Wilkin Street, (d) Off- gtreot Parma Not less than one space for the parking of a car shall be provided for every two employees anticipated to be work- ing during the main shift of em- ployment. If the use is such as to attract oustomers or visitors to the establishment, additional spaces shall be provided for them as required by the 10. Authority. to any event, the ade- quacy of off - street parkirg ohm).l be subject to the approval of the C3 ty Traffic Engineer. (e) Off -Stree Lca3.b& For any storage, warehousing, or manufacturing or other activity involving the rocelpt or die - tribution of merchandise or materials by automotive vehicles, there shall be provided and maintained on the parcel with such activity, adequate space for standing, loading and unloading in such manner as to prevent say undue Inter- ference with public use of any boundary street. A space, adequate to accommo- date one vehicle, shall be provided for every 20,000 square feet or frac- tion thereof in excess of 3,000 square feet of floor area used for the above mentioned activities. This require- ment may be modified by the Authority only if and after it has been conclu- sively demonstrated that the movement of goods or materials by automotive vehicles constitutes a minor portion of all such movements and such modifi- cation has been• approved by the City Traffic Engineer. 11. Acces.& to , Streetes The location azA design of all access drives, into the.'• Project will be subject to the Appro" val of the Authority and of the City, Traffic Engineer, in any event, no more than two euch'cirives will be permitted between the Project Area and Shepard Road ex*IuGiv8 Of 141kin, and- Elm.Strestsi (j)• He The mWdmum height Of MY, structure permitted dall.,be- np-. greater than 150 That OXGOPt.fOr chimneys and like appu"eWIM008s Ji4 &J4'JAte=6t%tJ0� of ZVA These TiWq%#r6meUV4 are to be GOU- giderecl- minimum wA, may be adapted by the Authority. to, apply. to 9POPi- f io,,,, tisots. or- •. parcel! of, land. within thw_ project, throu4& the: adoption Of, Aypropria.te resolution$ prior to the, formal offering, of, lap4..for; sale. -Such ad&,ptd6tjOnq.1f,anyj will be asae Su►tij of the disposition-con- The, requirements ej , j&Il%VG.qkfedtive for a period of Z%4 "years -from "the date on vhich. 'this "Plan is's:yprove& b7,t4o''Saint t 129 (b) In order to determine that the Build ing Requirements will be complied withe the Authority will require prospective developers to submit such plans, specifications, drawings and other information as it deems necessary or desirable prior to the sole of pro- ject land. When approved, these plans may be incorporated in contract agreements and other sales dooumente. After sale of the lands the Authority may require the developer to submit such plans, drawingsg speoifloations and other information as it may find necessary in order to determine that the Building Requirements are being observed• in the development of the parcels. Representatives of the Authority. the City and appropriate State and Federal Agencies shall be permitted to inspect the work of the developer at any reasonable time. (a) When due to special conditions, a variance from the Building Require- ments is found by the Authority to be necessary or desirable and the resulting change will result in an equal or higher standard being achie- ved, the Authority may authorise suszh IN 0 varianoes. Such authorization, it any, shall be mad* by resolution of the Authority. Where there is con - flict between any code and these Building Requiremente, the higher standard shall prevail. iii. Time for BuildiM Each developer shall be obligated by the Authority to commence and complete the building of improvements on the land within a reasonable period of time. After consultation with the developer, a specific period shall be determined by the Authority for each type of use and parcel offered for sale. The b. R htaroL eat and Streets i. A portion of one principal transportation route will be built within the Projeote 'The route to be built consists of a widen- ing of Shepard Ronde This road will be built by the Oitys as a four -lane public thoroughfare with additional lanes for emergency parking and turning, on a right - of-way approximately 150 feet in width. Of the total right -of -Tway width, approxi- mately 40 feet will be provided within the Project Area. The physical reconstruction and widening of this road will provide a pavement and geometric design capable of handling the heaviest commonly used commer- cial and industrial vehicles. Extedsione of this road and its connections with other routes will permit traffic to move from this site to a amber of interstate high- says without passing through areas of urban congeetion. Si: Local_atreetes In order to assemble the Ismail, odd-vhsped blooke, which constitute the Project Area, 3,50 into parcels which will be of a size suitable for industrial use, all of the internal streets and alleys will be vacated. A limited section of Milkin Street will be left open as a means of access to the Project Area and to adjacent property. Washington Street will be widen- ed and improved adjacent to the Project to better accommodate industrial traffic. Connections of the local streets to Shop- ard Road will be controlled in such a manner as to provide a maximum of safety and a minimum of interference commensurate with ease of access. The adjustments in street right- of-#ay which are needed to effect the above des- cribed street changes are shown on Map S *Street Adjustment60 c. Si_ to Potion% i� l�.i�q� 3�reetse As a part and as a continuation of improve - Monts alieady constructed? a new, heavy- duty street will be built, by the 01ty, along one side of the Project between•it and the Mississippi River, if needed, at least two aoceaa poiD+,e..bst«eea pe,roels in tba.lh -oJeot and this street will be prov led. 160 ii. sternal Streets: Other portions of streets within the Pro- ject, aq shown on the "Project Area Plan" will be built or rebuilt to City specifica- tione for industrial streets, Sewer and Waters The general location of easements for sewer and water lines, including those existing and to be abandoned or provided, are shown on the Maps C and D. respectively iv, bAch&Ing i Existing facilities and easements for street lighting.will be eliminated and new facili- ties and easements created to provide ade- quate lighting..of public areas, particularly at intersections of public streets. v. Private Utili ess Proposed adjustments to be made in private utilities and utility easements are shown on May E, "Private Utility Adjustments." These adjustments will be made without cost to the Authority, the City, or to de- velopers by the utility companies involved, If any additional utility easements are de- sired, developers may negotiate them with the appropriate utility ocmpaws 1 ?. vi. Access to Misaa.ssi.uyi River: Rights ci access and neceeeary easements for conveyor bel-al chutes, pipe lines or other mehns of t•re;a &porting of bulk mater- ials will be granted to developers of par- Cale within she pro .'ect provided that said develonore guarantee to pay all costs inci- dent to the provision of such facilities and for any inconvenience or damage to the public resulting therefrom. The type, location and design of any such facilities shall be sub- ject to the gyroval of all affected depart- ments of city, State and Federal Governments and of the Authority, viie Access to Railroad! For the purpose of providing rail sidings into the Project, rights -of- access in cross- ing over any adjacent public streets and easements, except for Shepard Road, will be granted to developers and /or the railroad companies provided said developers and /or companies guarantee to assume all of the costs of providing such rail facilities and for the coot of any resultant inconvenience and damage to the public:. The type, location: and design of any such facilities shall be subject to the approval of all effected de- 1'8, 0 partmsnts of City@ State and Federal Govern- ment and of the Authority. A. Zonigg Plan. The %one classifications and plan proposed for the Project are shown on May F. The zone olassifioa-� tions and Plan may be changed at suoh time as a comprehensive revision of the 'Cityts•Building Zone Ordinances is made, provided that the new zoning controls do not thwart the objectives of this Plan,. The zoning proposed for the Project is the same as that now in existence. D. Relocation Resources and Plan.- The findings and proposals of the Relocation Plan for the Upper Levee Redevelopment Project are included herein by reference. The Authority accepts its responsibility under the State and Paderal law for the relocation of displaced families. Assistance will be provided to these families In order that they might find decent, safe and sanitary housing at rents they can afford.- No family will be re- quirs4 to leave the Project Area until such assistance is offered in accordance with the Relocation Plan. m. Official Actions. 1. Approval of this Plan by the City 06uncil indicates acceptance by the City of Saint Paul of its responsi- bility for carrying out those elements of the Plan re- quiring official City action. Primacy among thuft a1r• ments are the followlaCt 19. a4 Vacation, acceptance and modification of certain streets as shown on May B. b. 0onstruction and /or reconstruction of the street known as Shepard Road in such manner as to serve as a major route for commercial and industrial traffic and tIo serve the Project Area. c. Oonstruction of a flood control levee between the Project Area and the Mississippi River. d. Provision of public utilities, including sewages water supply and storm drainage, adequate to the needs of the Project Area and of the uses to be placed therein. e. Acquisition of lands from the Authority which will be needed for the widening and improvement of Shepard Road and the construction of a flood control levee. 2. Among other things, the Authority will take the follow- tug actions to accomplish this Plan. a. Acquire lands necessary to carry out this Redevelop- ment Plan. b. Relocate residents of the Project in accordance with the Relocation Plan as necessary to accomplish this Plan. c. Remove and /or demolish structures in the Project as necessary to accomplish this Plan. d. Remove or cap existing public utility lines which are to be abandoned in accordance with this Plan. , 20. as Build new public utility lines in accordance with this Plan. , f. Make agreemen4o and covenants with land purchasers and others, as necessary to accomplish the pur- poses of this .Plan. go Sell, donate or dedicate lands for use in accord- once with this Plan. h. Build or rebuild streets designated to remain within the Project, except for Shepard Road. F, Discrimination and Sebregation. All conveyances and leases by the Authority shall contain a covenant running with the land and forever binding on the grantee or lessees his successors, heirs, representa- tives and assigns, that no discrimination and /or segrega- tion against any persons or groups of persons on account of race,creed, religion, national origin or ancestry, shall be praotioed or tolerated in connection with the sale, lease, sublease, transfer,,use or occupancy of such land and /or its development, and that, in the event of any breach of such covenant, a legal or equitable action to enforce such covenant or to obtain damages for its breach may be brought by the Authority or its successor or succ- essors or any person or persons segregated and/or discrimin- ated against in violation of the covenant. Go Plan Administration. 10 This Plan will be administered by the Authority. De- terminations as to Project boundaries, use bourAIWies and street, utility and ea,aemeut locationsv ehown on i 21. l Maps A through F, are approximate. When exact and accurate descriptions and data are available, they may be substituted for the approximate data without further reference to the Authority or 0ity for appro- Val. 29 The provisions of this Plan specifying the land uses for the Project and the Building Requirements apply- ing thereto shall be in effect for a period of 40 years following the date of approval of this Plan by the Saint Paul City 0ouncil. They may be modified, amended or relaxed only as permitted by State law, 3• In case of an inconsistency between this Narrative and the Maps which constitute a part of this Plan, this Narrative shall govern. 22. S yob vr_v SO, 10 Key to Base Map Project Boundary 21, Existing R/W Lines to be Abandoned "Z / -/ 711;'7M e .0 Existing R/W Lines to Remain ---------- Proposed Now R/W Lines Nola: 4f _W1 —W S — S A %illuvi U" Alley vy A I =U3 10 10 TO REMAIN TO BE VACATED TO BE ADDED STREET ADJUSTMENT PLAN MAP B MARCH 1958 UPPER LEVEE RENEWAL PROJECT, MINNESOTA R-3 SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA r9— vI GT %o 1 110,40 HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 1711 CITY HALL AND COURT HOUSE, SAINT. PAUL 2, MINN. 0 50 100 200 300 FEET NORTH M, // or 4f KEY so, �lkv 4(0 0 llel-0 __www V4 Ity lt4 Key to Base Map Project Boundary Existing R/W Lines to be Abandoned Existing R/W Lines to Remain ---------- Proposed New R/W Lines • Note: A.. % \. \\ - ''.,III - . ' .,; ^,• ` . Storm and 10 Sanitary Sewer System 1p = UTILITY EASEMENT --4— DIRECTION OF FLOW — EXISTING SEWER TO REMAIN uuvam•l EXISTING SEWER TO BE ABANDONED NOTE: THE LOCATIONS OF SEWER. SYSTEM FAC I L I T I ES ON THIS NAP ARE DIAGRAMMATIC. EXACT LOCATIONS MUST BE SECURED FROM THE APPROPRIATE CITY DEPARTMENTS. EASEMENTS WILL OCCUPY THE FULL WIDTH OF THE ABANDONED STREETS AS INDICATED. 4P SEWER PLAN MAP C MARCH 1958 UPPER LEVEE RENEWAL PROJECT, MINNESOTA R-3 SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA r9- -P °z HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 1745 CITY HALL AND COURT HOUSE, SAINT PAUL 2, MINN. 0 50 Too 200 300 FEET NORTH 3. 3. So 3RA ,• IN a S KEY ' P P Water Supply System EXISTING MAINS TO REMAIN Key to Base Mop M � = Project Boundary " — - - -- Existing R/W Lines to be Abandoned Existing R/W Lines to Remain ---- - - - - -- Proposed New R/W Lines Note: o ni. 0 11.ts s a- any a o M .gtmMr Y(. MITI d M RD•Ci N111.41T •S1l.tS b H51o.1! t�T• RW ' t.M.QS P IM.,tp/.t� I. SIG IMOpuigl, '44 to z o i EXISTING MAINS TO BE ABANDONED - -- PROPOSED 20" MAIN NOTE: MATER SYSTEM LOCATIONS ARE OIAGAAMAA- TIC. EXACT LOCATIONS MUST BE SECURED FROM THE APPROPRIATE CITY DEPARTMENTS. NO WATER EASEMENTS ARE ANTICIPATED. WATER SYSTEM PLAN MAP D MARCH 1958 UPPER LEVEE RENEWAL PROJECT, MINNESOTA R -3 SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA • '90 E 7 d HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 1745 CITY HALL AND COURT HOUSE, SAINT PAUL 2, MINN. !ass too 200 300 FEET NORTH . —.r•.+ 3•7.sg Ml.,nln.l•itn J, •4. •.d. 1''/Z3-E7Y to Key to Base Map Ile 0 06.0 Project Boundary .1 *Ile Existing R/W Lines to be Abandoned Existing R/W Lines to Remain as.. ------ ---------- Proposed New R/W Lines Note, 41v* 4b 40* % 0, ♦ 4f 0 4* *% KEY 10 10 Private Utilities 4%* GAS MAINS TO REMAIN GAS MAINS TO BE ABANDONED UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC CONDUIT TO REMAIN NOTE: OP UTILITY LOCATIONS ARE DIAGRAMMATIC. EXACT LOCATIONS MUST 4f BE SECURED FROM THE APPROPRIATE UTILITY COMPANY, FOR THE PROPOSED EASEMENT RESERVATIONS SEE THE SEWER PLAN,MAP F. NO UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE FACILITIES EXIST WITHIN PROJECT. MAP E MARCH 1958 —a PRIVATE UTILITY ADJUSTMENTS PLAN UPPER LEVEE RENEWAL PROJECT, MINNESOTA R-3 SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA NORTH HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 1741 CITY HAIL AND COURT HOUSE, SAINT PAUL 2, MINN. 0 50 too 200 300 FEET