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June 19th, thru June 23rd, 2000
MONDAY - June 19th
Saint Paul Charter Commission 4:00 PM Room 220 City Hall
TUESDAY - June 20th
Legislative Hearings (Summary Abatements 10:00 AM Room 330 City Hall
and Nuisance)
Property Code Enforcement 1:30 PM Room 330 City Hall
Hearings
Board of Water Commissioners 5:00 PM Room 310-F. City Hall
WEDNESDAY - June 21st
*City Council 3:30 PM Council Chambers
Comprehensive Planning Committee 25 W. Fourth St., Rm 1106 City
- The Mississippi River Corridor 4:00 PM Hall Annex
Plan
THURSDAY - June 22nd
Saint Paul RiverCentre Authority Conf. Room A -RiverCentre
Executive Committee 7'30 AM Admin. Office
Legislative Hearing -Value Auto 11:00 AM Room 330 City Hall
Sales & Leasing
Heritage Preservation Commission 5:00 PM Room 40 City Hall
FRIDAY - June 23rd
Planning Commission 8:00 AM Room 40 City Hall
Public Hearing - Brewery/Ran-View 8•30 AM Room 40 City Hall
Small Area Plan
*Cablecast live and repeated on Saint Paul Channel 18.
Interpreter service for the hearing impaired will be provided at public meetings upon request. Request can be made by
calling(651)266-8509(Voice and TDD)Monday thru Friday, 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M A minimum of two days notice is
required.
For more information on any of these meetings,you can send Email to:
citizen.servicena,ci.stpaul.mn.us, or call the Saint Paul Citizen Service Office at(651)266-8989
If you'd like a reply, we'll get to you as soon as possible, but in most cases,please allow at least one
working day for a response.
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JUN-16-2000 11:01 RAMSEY COUNTY MANAGER 651 266 8039 P.02/02
MEETING NOTICE
BOARD OF RAMSEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
15 W.KELLOGG BLVD., ST. PAUL, MN 55102
651 266-8350
RAMSEY COUNTY
Monday, June 19,2000
Tuesday,June 20, 2000
NO BOARD OR COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Wednesday,June 21, 2000
10:00 a.m. - Joint Ramsey County/St. Paul Workforce Council Meeting
Maplewood Community Center
3:00 p.m. - Open House at Ramsey County Family Service Center
2001 Van Dyke, Maplewood
7:00 p.m. - Ramsey County Library Board
4698 Clark Avenue, White Bear Lake
Thursday,June 22, 2000
8:30 a.m. - Resource Recovery Project Board
1670 Beam Avenue, Maplewood
Friday,June 23,2000
ADVANCE NOTICE:
June 27, 2000 -- 9:00 a.m. -Policy Board Meeting, Council Chambers
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Saint Paul Planning Commission
City Hall Conference Center
15 Kellogg Boulevard West
Agenda
June 23,2000
Approval of Minutes of June 9,2000
H. Chair's Announcements
HI. Planning Administrator's Announcements
IV. Zoning Committee
Old Business: #00-125-361 Precision Tune-Special Condition Use Permit with Modification of Special
Conditions to allow reconstruction of an auto specialty store with a 6 foot landscaped
buffer area along the north property line(10 foot setback required)on a 9,760 sq.foot lot
(15,000 square feet required). 360 S. Snelling Avenue,NE corner Snelling and Jefferson.
(James Zdon,266-6559)
New Business: #00-127-177 VoiceStream Wireless-Special Condition Use Permit to install six cellular
antennas on an existing residential structure less than 60 ft.high. 33 Avon St.,NW corner
of Avon and Grand. (Nancy Homans,266-6557)
#00-127-058 Semple Excavatin!& Trucking-Rezone from 1-2 to 1-3 to allow(with a
Special Condition Use Permit)processing and recycling of concrete and asphalt on site; 91
Ridder Circle,403 Fillmore. (Virginia Burke,266-6661)
#00-127-129 Doug Berends Used Car Lot-Special Condition Use Permit to allow for a
used car sales lot. 1179 Arcade St.,SE corner of Rose and Arcade. (Nancy Frick,266-
6554)
#00-127-416 US West Wireless-Special Condition Use Permit to allow a cellular antenna
on top of a new telephone/power pole(52' total height). Public Row,south side of Old
Hudson Road,west of Birmingham. (Nancy Frick,266-6554)
#00-127-312 US West Wireless-Special Condition use Permit to allow cellular antennas to
be located on an existing residential structure less than 60 feet high. 1469 Randolph,NW
corner of Randolph and Pascal. (James Zdon,266-6559)
#00-127-329 US West Wireless-Special Condition Use Permit to allow a cellular antenna
on a building less than 60 feet high. 2237 Commonwealth: between Como and Keston.
(James Zdon,266-6559)
#00-125-464 to create business offices-Rezone from RM-2 to OS-1,Jim and Mary
Kowalski,39 Syndicate Street South,between Summit and Grand. (James Zdon,266-
6559)
• #00-126-944 Episcopal Church Home of MN-Rezone from P-1 and B-3 to RM-2 to allow
for expansion of the Episcopal Church Home retirement community. SW corner of
University and Fairview. (James Zdon,266-6559)
V Comprehensive Planning Committee
The Mississippi River Corridor Plan
(Martha Faust 266-6572)
VI Neighborhood and Planning Committee
VH Communications Committee
IX Task Force Reports
X Old Business
XI New Business
XII Adjournment
Planning Commission Members: PLEASE call Elvira Barnes-Wycough,266-6573,if unable to attend.
Safa. Sleeting CALENDAR Saint Paul Planning Commission Meetings
THIRD Week in June 2000
Mon 19
Tues 20
Wed 21 4:00 p.m. Comprehensive Planning Committee
The Mississippi River Corridor Plan / / Conference Room 1106
(Martha Faust 266-6572) � 25 W. Forth St.,City Hall Annex
Thurs 22
Fri 23 8-11:00 a.m Planning Commission Meeting ; / Rm 40 City Hall Conference Center
(Larry Soderholm,266-6575) 15 Kellogg Blvd W
Old Business: #00-125-361 Precision Tune-Special Condition Use Permit with Modification of Special
Conditions to allow reconstruction of an auto specialty store with a 6 foot landscaped
buffer area along the north property line(10 foot setback required)on a 9,760 sq. foot lot
(15,000 square feet required). 360 S. Snelling Avenue,NE corner Snelling and Jefferson.
(James Zdon,266-6559)
New Business: #00-127-177 VoiceStream Wireless-Special Condition Use Permit to install six cellular
antennas on an existing residential structure less than 60 ft. high. 33 Avon St.,NW corner
of Avon and Grand. (Nancy Homans,266-6557)
#00-127-058 Semple Excavating&Trucking-Rezone from 1-2 to 1-3 to allow(with a
Special Condition Use Permit)processing and recycling of concrete and asphalt on site; 91
Ridder Circle,403 Fillmore. (Virginia Burke,266-6661)
#00-127-129 Doug Berends Used Car Lot-Special Condition Use Permit to allow for a
used car sales lot. 1179 Arcade St.,SE corner of Rose and Arcade. (Nancy Frick,266-
6554)
#00-127-416 US West Wireless-Special Condition Use Permit to allow a cellular antenna
on top of a new telephone/power pole(52' total height). Public Row,south side of Old
Hudson Road,west of Birmingham.(Nancy Frick,266-6554)
#00-127-312 US West Wireless- Special Condition use Permit to allow cellular antennas to
be located on an existing residential structure less than 60 feet high. 1469 Randolph,NW
corner of Randolph and Pascal. (James Zdon,266-6559)
#00-127-329 US West Wireless-Special Condition Use Permit to allow a cellular antenna
on a building less than 60 feet high. 2237 Commonwealth: between Como and Keston.
(James Zdon,266-6559)
#00-125-464 to create business offices-Rezone from RM-2 to OS-1,Jim and Mary
Kowalski,39 Syndicate Street South,between Summit and Grand. (James Zdon,266-
6559)
#00-126-944 Episcopal Church Home of MN-Rezone from P-1 and B-3 to RM-2 to allow
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for expansion of the Episcopal Church Home retirement community. SW corner of
University and Fairview. (James Zdon,266-6559)
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PLANNING COMMISSION
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PAUL CITY OF SAINT PAUL 25 West Fourth Street Telephone:651-266-6565
Norm Coleman,Mayor Saint Paul,MN 55102 Facsimile:651-228-3314
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TO: Early Notification System
Property Owners
Interested Parties
FROM: Nancy Homans
City Planner
RE: Brewery/Ran-View Small Area Plan and 40 Acre Study
Public Hearing Notice LY'r'
The Saint Paul Planning Commission
will hold a public hearing on
Brewery/Ran-View Small Area Plan
and Forty Acre Study
Friday, June 23, 2000
8:30 a.m.
Room 40
City Hall/Courthouse
On Friday, June 23, 2000, the Saint Paul Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the
Brewery/Ran-View Small Area Plan and 40 Acre Study to consider whether to adopt a summary of that plan
as an addendum to the Saint Paul Comprehensive Plan and whether to recommend rezoning of three
areas within the neighborhood.-Developed by a task force convened by the Saint Paul Planning
Commission and the Fort Road Federation, the plan addresses the future of the neighborhood bounded by
West Seventh Street, the Mississippi River, I-35E and the railroad tracks just north of the Board of
Education offices at 360 Colbome.
The Planning Commission recently adopted guidelines whereby plans for geographic portions of the city
may be incorporated into the citywide comprehensive plan. Essentially, in order to keep the city's plan
current and easy for people to understand and use, area plans will be appended to the larger plan in
summary form. Summaries are prepared by the planning staff of PED and highlight those
recommendations for which City departments have primary or major responsibility.
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The adoption process involves a review by the Planning Commission and City Council to ensure that the
plan is the product of a broadly-based community effort and is consistent with other adopted plan chapters
or City policies. After a public hearing, summaries of those plans found to be consistent with the
Commission's guidelines and the Comprehensive Plan, will be recommended for City Council adoption.
In this case, the plan also involved a study of the zoning in the area and a recommendation that the
following sites be rezoned:
1. Blocks bounded by Butternut, Stewart, Otto and Sumac in addition to the lot on the northwest corner
of Sumac and Butternut: Rezone form RM-2 (multi-family residential) to RT-1 (one and two family
residential).
2. City owned land on the riverfront at Randolph to be developed as a waterfront park: Rezone from 1-2
(industrial) to R-4 (single family residential).
3. Townhouses on Otto, between West Seventh and Victoria: Rezone from RM-2 (multi-family
residential) to RT-2 (townhouse).
Attached is a summary of the Brewery/Ran-View Small Area Plan. Copies of the complete plan may be
obtained by calling me at 651-266-6557.
Enclosure
Area Plan Summary
Brewery/ Ran-View Small Area Plan
Addendum to The Comprehensive Plan for Saint Paul
Recommended by the Planning Commission, (date)
Adopted by the City Council (date)
This summary appends to the Comprehensive Plan the community's vision for the redevelopment
and revitalization of the Brewery/Ran-View neighborhood of the city's West Seventh/Fort Road
community.
Location
Brewery/Ran-View is bounded by the Mississippi River, West Seventh Street, I-35E and the
railroad tracks running just north of the St. Paul Board of Education offices at 360 Colborne.
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Vision
Brewery/Ran-View will be a safe and attractive mixed-use and mixed-income community that
takes full advantage the scenic Mississippi River and the thriving pedestrian-scale Fort Road/West
Seventh Street commercial corridor. It will be home to hundreds of new households living on
reclaimed industrial land in the midst of one of Saint Paul's oldest and most cherished
neighborhoods.
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Specific Recommendations and Implementation Steps
Koch Mobil Site
The 65 acre site of the former fuel tank farms owned and operated by Mobil Oil and Koch Fuels
should be redeveloped with a mix of residential and commercial/office uses in a manner consistent
with a series of guidelines outlined in the plan. Those guidelines emphasize pedestrian scale
development, significant landscaping, and integration of the site with the surrounding
neighborhood, the Mississippi River valley and the balance of the region. Specific
recommendations include:
Most of the site should be devoted to the construction of approximately 400-600 new housing
units designed to serve households of various sizes and incomes.
Neighborhood-scale commercial/office uses should be constructed on West Seventh Street in
a pattern similar to that in the surrounding commercial area. Buildings should be built up to
the street, be two or three stories in height, and include spaces on the upper floors that may be
used for housing and/or office uses. The portion of the site to be devoted to the
commercial/office space and its related parking, landscaping and access should be in the range
of 100,000 to 150,000 square feet and be located in the area bounded by West Seventh Street,
Otto and Montreal Circle.
The community should continue to be involved in advising the Saint Paul BRA and City
Council on key issues throughout the redevelopment process.
Randolph Industrial Site
The 25-acre site, bounded generally by Randolph, Drake and Shepard Road, is currently used by
the ADM grain elevators and various automobile parking and transfer operations. A Canadian
Pacific Railroad mainline runs across the site and serves the Ford assembly plant in Highland Park.
The plan recommends that the site eventually should be redeveloped with a mix of residential and
commercial/office uses, but acknowledges that soil contamination and current uses on the site
mean that redevelopment is unlikely to happen in the near term. As development pressure builds,
however, the plan recommends a site-specific neighborhood-based planning process be
undertaken.
Neighborhood Clean-up-and Fix-up
As important as the redevelopment of the aging industrial sites in the area are the series of
strategies related to maintaining and improving the quality and character of existing residential
and commercial development. Block clubs, code enforcement, rehab loans and grants and the
purchase/rehab/resale of distressed properties are all tools recommended in the plan.
West Seventh Street
The small retail businesses, restaurants and entertainment venues on West Seventh Street will all
be strengthened by a larger population base anticipated by the plan. To integrate those
businesses--and the commercial district as a whole--more tightly into the neighborhood, the plan
recommends new uses for vacant parcels, design guidelines to improve the aesthetic character of
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the street, loans and grants for facade improvements, and careful attention to the quality of the
public realm (street, sidewalks, street trees, lighting, fences and building facades).
Ran-View and Brewery Neighborhoods
The plan identifies a series of specific improvements recommended for the existing residential
neighborhoods: street light installations, traffic calming at specific intersections, landscaping for
key corners and neighborhood entrances, and work with the railroads to make additional
provisions for right-of-way maintenance and the safety of drivers and pedestrians at each
neighborhood crossing.
Parks, Recreation and Open Space
Among the recommendations related to parks, recreation and open space in the plan are that the
City should develop a new passive riverfront park on land it owns across Shepard Road from
where Randolph intersects with Shepard, explore the feasibility of a bicycle/pedestrian link
between this area and Lilydale Regional Park on the river's west bank, and improve the triangle
park at Tuscarora and Bay as a neighborhood focal point and children's play area. Beyond that,
the plan recommends extending recreation programming to children and youth throughout the
community through better marketing, providing transportation to area community recreation
centers, offering programs at remote sites and partnering with private recreation providers.
Land Use and Zoning
Accompanying the small area plan is a 40-acre study recommending three areas for
rezoning—generally to conform to existing land uses. The plan also recommends that, once a
detailed development plan for the Koch Mobil site is prepared, an application for a planned unit
development (PUD) should be filed for Planning Commission and City Council review. The PUD
would establish all the necessary land use controls (e.g. permitted uses, setback and parking
requirements, design guidelines) for the site.
City Action
Priority City actions include:
• Work with developer(s) of the Koch Mobil site to facilitate development process.
• Provide technical assistance in the preparation and review of the application for a planned unit
development.
• Review neighborhood needs for street paving, lighting and other streetscape improvements and
integrate them into the City's capital improvement program.
• Develop a passive riverfront park on City-owned land across Shepard Road.
• Improve the City-owned Tuscarora and Bay triangle as a neighborhood focal point and play
area for children.
• Support the Fort Road Federation's acquisition, rehabilitation and resale of vacant and/or
substandard properties.
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• When appropriate, work with neighborhood residents to convene a planning process for the
Randolph industrial site.
Planning Commission Findings
(to be prepared after Planning Commission review)
Planning Process
The Brewery Ran/View Small Area Plan and the forty-acre study were initiated by the Saint Paul
Planning Commission on September 24, 1993. A draft plan was prepared by a task force
convened jointly by the Commission and the West Seventh Federation and was the subject of a
public hearing before the Commission on November 17, 1995. During the Commission's review,
Koch Fuels and Mobil Oil announced plans to close their operations and vacate the site at West
Seventh and Otto. Because of the significance of the site, the Planning Commission and
community suspended consideration of the plan draft and began gathering information and
identifying possible alternatives for its redevelopment. The task force was reconvened in August
1999 and completed a major revision of the original plan in February 2000.
The task force was broadly representative of community interests and was co-chaired by a
member of the Planning Commission. The process included a community-wide planning charrette
and a special session with area business owners. The plan was adopted at the Annual Meeting of
the West Seventh Federation on April 10, 2000.
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Proposed Re-zonings
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James Reiter, President • Stephen Haselmann, Vice President
Commissioners: Michael Arcand •Robert Cardinal • Pat Harris
RECEIVED
June 12, 2000 JUN 1 2 2000
CITY CLERK
NOTICES TO:
James Reiter, President
Stephen Haselmann, Vice President
Commissioners -- Michael Arcand
Robert Cardinal
Pat Harris
MEETING NOTICE 1",
The next Board of Water Commissioners' meeting will be held on TUESDAY, JUNE 20,2000 at
5 p.m. in Conference Room West, Third Floor- City Hall/Courthouse (Room 310-F).
Janet Lindgren
Secretary
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Matt Pfohl, Board Attorney
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PLACE: Room 220,City Hall
AGENDA
I. Call to Order
2. Approval of the Minutes—Meeting of May 15,2000
3. Citizen Comments
4. Reports of the Standing Committees
• Rules Committee—Edward Starr
• Council Structure—Carole Fancy
Presentation by John Connelly on the redistricting process
• Good Government—Juan Martinez
• Charter Review—Greg Copeland
5. Old Business
6. New Business
7. Other Business
8. Adjournment
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Lucil e Johnson - Meetings o the Week Calendar Page 1
From: Racquel Naylor
To: Johnson, Lucille
Date: 6/13/00 11:59AM
Subject: Meetings of the Week Calendar
Please add the following to the calendar:
Legislative Hearing on:
Value Auto Sales& Leasing
Thursday, June 22, 2000, 11:00 a.m.
Room 330 Courthouse.
Thanks. -Racquel
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From: "Dawn Hoffner" <dawn.hoffner@metc.state.mn.us>
To: "Julie Opsahl"<julie.opsahl@metc.state.mn.us>
Date: 6/15/00 4:56PM
Subject: Metro Meetings
WEEK OF: June 19-23, 2000
METROPOLITAN COUNCIL
Livable Communities Committee-Mon., June 19, 3:30 p.m., Room 1A. The agenda will include:
authorize second amendment to Normandale Lake bandshell project; authorize regional park system
capital improvement grants financed with $5.6 million state bonds and $3.3 million Metropolitan Council
bonds plus$16 million for Como Zoo/Conservatory Education Resource Center; authorize state fiscal year
2001 regional park system operations and maintenance grants financed with state appropriations;
Lebanon Hills regional park acquisition grant; tax base revitalization account funding; pilot plat monitoring
program; update- livable communities demonstration account phase I applications/smart growth
proposals; and other business.
Rail Transit Committee-Tues., June 20, 4 p.m., Metro Transit Heywood, 560-6th Ave. N., Mpls. The
agenda will include: full funding grant agreement application; design/build procurement process;
Metropolitan Council, Mn/DOT and City of Minneapolis construction cooperation agreement; Hiawatha
LRT budget and schedule status; utility relocation status; Metropolitan Council memorandum of
understanding; and on-going issues.
Metropolitan Council-Wed., June 21, 3 p.m., Room 1A. The agenda will include: transportation policy
plan readoption public hearing comments; pilot plat monitoring program; tax base revitalization account-
spring funding; authorize regional park capital improvement grants financed with $5.6 million state bonds
and$3.3 million Metropolitan Council bonds plus$16 million for Como Zoo/Conservatory Education
Resource Center; authorize second amendment to Normandale Lake bandshell project; authorize state
fiscal year 2001 regional park system operations and maintenance grants financed with state
appropriations; authorization to award and execute a contract for the construction of Chanhassen liquid
waste hauler disposal site improvements; Lebanon Hills regional park acquisition grant; part 150 study;
City of West St. Paul comprehensive plan update; appeal process for MCES&community billing disputes;
City of Chaska comprehensive plan update; approval of smart growth Twin Cities contract; and other
business.
Environmental Services 2001 Budget Breakfast Meeting-Thurs., June 22, 7:30 a.m., Shoreview
Community Center, 4580 N. Victoria St., Shoreview. The agenda will include: creation of regional
environment partnership; smart growth -Twin Cities; capital plan updates; water resources
management/issues and solutions; budget goal/challenges and alternatives; 2001 budget and six-year
plan for allocating resources; and discussion.
Livable Communities Advisory Committee-Thurs., June 22, 9:30 a.m., Room 1A. The agenda will
include: overview of demonstration account phase I proposals; discuss how to proceed with application
reviews; and other business.
The Metropolitan Council is located at Mears Park Centre, 230 E. Fifth St., St. Paul. Meeting times and
agenda are subject to change. For more information or confirmation of meetings, call Dawn Hoffner at
651-602-1447.
TENTATIVE MEETINGS THE WEEK OF JUNE 26-30, 2000
Transportation Committee- Mon., June 26, 4 p.m., Chambers
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Metropolitan Parks and Open Space Commission - Mon., June 26, 3 p.m., Tour of Rice Creek Chain of
Lakes Park Reserve, Big Marine Park Reserve, William O'Brien State Park and Square Lake Regional
Special Use Facility
Environmental Services 2001 Budget Breakfast Meeting-Tues., June 27, 7:30 a.m., Empire Wastewater
Treatment Plant; 2540 W. 197th St., Farmington
Environment Committee-Tues., June 27, 4 p.m., Room 1A
Environmental Services 2001 Budget Breakfast Meeting -Wed., June 28, 7:30 a.m., Eden Prairie
Community Center, 16700 Valley View Rd., Eden Prairie
Transportation Advisory Board -Wed., June 28, 1:30 p.m., Chambers
Management Committee-Wed., June 28, 2 p.m., Room 1A
Metropolitan Council -Wed., June 28, 3 p.m., Chambers
Hiawatha LRT Community Advisory Committee-Wed., June 28, 6:30 p.m., location to be determined
METROPOLITAN SPORTS FACILITIES COMMISSION
Personnel Committee*Mon., June 19, 3 p.m., MSFC Conference Room, 900 So. 5th St., Mpls. The
agenda will include:jobs program; performance evaluation procedures; LRT staffing; and other business.
The Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission office is located at 900 South 5th St., Minneapolis, MN
55415. Meeting times and agendas occasionally may be changed. For agenda information and to verify
meeting times, please call Nancy Matowitz, 612-335-3310
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SAINT PAUL HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION
5:00 P.M.
Thursday,June 22, 2000
Room 40, Lower Level, City Hall/Courthouse
15 West Kellogg Boulevard
AGENDA
I. ANNOUNCEMENTS
II. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
III. CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION
IV. COMMITTEE REPORTS
A. Education Committee
B. Design Review Committee
C. Survey and Designation Project Committee
D. Designation Committee
V. BUSINESS
A. Armstrong House update
B. Set date for HPC retreat
C. Discuss possible ordinance amendments
D. Other
VI. STAFF REPORT
VII. ADJOURNMENT
Commission members: Please call 651.266.9078 if unable to attend.