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Green Sheet #� 4 p 33
ORDINANCE
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MIlVNESOTA ����
_ ��, �-, 3 1
PresentedBy /� %�%�/��l�i��C'� �ja� �
Referred To
Section 2
1 An ordinance designating
2 the Seventh Place Buildings
3 as a Heritage Preservation Site.
4
5 THE COUNCTL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
6
7 Section 1
9 Pursuant to the authority contained in Chapter 73 of the Legislative Code, upon the
10 request and recommendation of the Heritage Preservation Commission of the City of Saint Paul
11 (°HPC"), and after having duly considered the matter at a public hearing in accordance with
12 Section 73.05( fl of said Code, the Council of the City of Saint Paul does hereby designate the
13 following described buildings and structures as a heritage preservation site:
14
15 The New Palace Theatre and St. Francis Hotel, now known as the Orpheum
16 Theater and Seventh Place Residence, located at 1-33 West Seventh Place and
17 435334-37 North Wabasha Street, collectively known as the Seventh Place
18 Buildings.
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
The preservation program for this heritage preservation site is as stated in Resolution 99-
2 of the HPC, adopted January 21, 1999, in the first Resolved clause as follows:
The exterior of the building should be preserved in a manner consistent with Buechner
and Orth's original design intent. The federal Secretary of the Interior's Standards for
Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings shall be used in this
regard. The following are particulazly important to consider in any future work on the
buildings:
Committee Date :
Brick: Tuckpointing should match the composition, color and tooling of the original
mortar. Brick should be cleaned, if necessary, by the gentlest means possible and should
not be sandbiasted.
Cornice: The pressed metal cornice should be retained and repaired as necessary. It
should be kept painted to prevent deterioration.
Theater Entrance: If the theater doors and entry azea are modified, it should be done in a
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
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manner similaz to or compatible with the original design.
Section 3
�1°I -3�`{
This ordinance shall take effect and be in force on the thir[ieth day following its passage,
approval and publication.
Aequested by Department of:
F�
By:
Form Approved by City Attorney
B �. � 5'i3- �
�� by Council: Date �\ l�� �
1
�i� tified by Council ecretary Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
��1.-.U`RC �/ 'yI ��
By: 1 \ � �..�) By,
Approved by Mayor: Date
By:
►r � .
DFPARTMINT/OFFICECOUNCIL DATE INtnArm �
c�t caun��� 4/28/99 GREEN SHEET No 64033
COMACT PERSON 8 PFiONE InXWlDa1e InXiaYDate
Council President Bostrom , a ,,.��
MUST BE ON COUNCIL AGENDA BY (OATE)
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TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE)
CTION RE�UESTED
An ordinance designating the Seventh Place Buildings as a Heritage Preservation Site.
RECOMMENDATION Approve (A) or Reject (R) PERSONAL SERViCE CONTKACTS MUSTANSWER TNE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
1. Has fhis perso�rm ever woriced under a wMract for this department?
PLANNMGCOMMISSION vES No
CIB COMMITTEE 2. Has Mis pereoNfirm ever been a city employce7
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION YES NO
3. Does this persoNfirtn possess a sidll not rwrmaltypossessed by any curteM cdy employee�
YES NO
4. Is this persoNfirm a farpeted vendaT �
YES NO
E�lain all yes answe�s on sepa2te sheH aM attach to green sheet
INITIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPoRTUNITV (WM, What, When, Where, Why)
ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED
DISADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED �
DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED
TOTAL AMOUNT OP TRANSACTION S COST/REVENUE BUD6ETm (GRCLE ON� YES NO
FUNOING SOURCE ACTMTY NUMBER
FlNANCWL INFORMATION (IXPLAIN)
Interdepartmental Memorandum
CITY OF SAINT PAUL
�, . __ . _.
�.
DATE: May 14, 1999
MAY 1 i 199�
TO: Jan Anderson
Council President Bostrom's O�c �A�IEL �OSTR�M
FROM: Phil Byrne �
RE: HPC Ordinances
These are ordinances that should be subsututed for the Coney Island ordinance and the
Seventh Place ordinance at the hearing on May 26"'.
Aaron Rubinstein alertly discovered three technical errors in the originals, and these
correct the errors. The errors (and corrections) are located at:
Coney Island — lines 27 and 28.
Seventh Place — lines 17 and 24.
Please give these to Dan for his signature and then send them to Nancy Anderson for the file for
May 26. Call if you have any questions.
cc: Nancy Anderson (w/ att.)
Pete Warner (w/ att.)
Pete McCall (w/ att.)
Aaron Rubinstein (w/ att.)
Council File # 99 _ 3 8y
Ordinance #
Green Sheet # �e 3
ORDINANCE
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MIlVNESOTA
Presented By
Referred To
Committee Date :
An ordinance designating
the Seventh Place Buildings
as a Heritage Preservation Site.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA1NT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
Section 1
Pwsuant to the authority contained in Chapter 73 of the,L/'egislative Code, upon the
request and recommendation of the Heritage Preservation Co `� ission of the City of Saint Paul
("HPC'), and after having duly considered the matter at a p lic hearing in accordance with
Section 73.05( fl of said Code, the Council of the City of 'nt Paul does hereby designate the
following described buildings and structures as a herita�preservation site:
The New Pa1ace Theatre and St. Francis Ho , now known as the Orpheum
Theater and Seventh Place Residence, loc ed at 1-33 West Seventh Place and
534-37 North Wabasha Street, collective known as the Seventh Place Buildings.
Section 2
The preservation program for s heritage preservation site is as stated in Resolution 99-
of the HPC, adopted January 21, 199 , in the first Resolved clause as follows:
The exterior of the
and Orth's original
Rehabilitation and
regard. The followi
buildings: �
ld' g should be preserved in a manner consistent with Buechner
�' n intent. The federal Secretary of the Interior's Standards for
�delines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings shall be used in this
aze particularly important to consider in any future work on the
Brick: Tuc mring should match the composirion, color and tooling of the original
mortaz. Br' _ should be cleaned, if necessary, by the gentlest means possible and should
not be sandblasted.
Cornice: The pressed metal cornice should be retained and repaired as necessary. It
should be kept painted to prevent deterioration.
Theater Entrance: If the theater doars and entry area are modified, it should be done in a
manner similaz to or compatible with the original design. ��a
��.
Qq.3g�
Section 3
This ordinance shall take effect and be in force on the thirtieth day following its passag
approval and publication. i
r'
�"
Requested by Department of:
Adopted by Council: Date
Adoption Certified by Co
f
By:
Approved by Mayor: Date
Secretary
By:
Form Ap roved by City Attorney
BY= • /ia 7�'Z� 7
Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
By:
By:
MH'Y.2b.25S9 2�SSFM MN HISTOP.ICPL SOC , N0.220 P.22
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�II�\L5UT3 HI9T0ffiC.�L SQGIETY
May 26, 1999
Steve Buetow, Chau
Saint Paul �Teritage Pteservation Commission
1283 East Como Boulevazd
St. Paul, MN 5� 1 J.7
Deaz Mr. Buetow,
RE: Local designation of:
New Palace TheacceJSt, Francis Hotel, 1-33 W. '7` Piace, 435-437 N. WaUasha St„
MHS Refertal File No. 99-1474
Angust Botzet/Minnesata State Arsenat Building and City Hotal, 4q�8 and 444 St.
Peter St., MT�S Referral Flle No. 99-1477
This letter is to affum our previous letter of February 9, 1999 regarding che proposed
local designation of che abova refereneed propezties, In our earlier correspondence, we
stated that the New Palaca TheatrelSt. Francis �Totel is arctutecturally, culturally, and
histozically significant and cherefore a good candidate for local designation under
criteria 1, 4, and 5 of Section 73.05(a) oF the Saint Paul LegislaGve Code.
In addition, we stated that the August Botzet/Minnesota State Arsenai Building is
architectuzally and historically significanz, and rhe City Hotei Building is historicallq
sienificant, Both huildings ate eligible for local designation under criteria 1 and 4 of
Section 73.05(a) of the Saint Paul T,egislauve Code.
Sineerely,
��-� �ti�,�...
Britta L. Bloomherg
DepuCy State Historic Preservation OfEicer
cc: Aazon Rubenstein, Herirage Preaervation Planaer, City of Saiut Paul
145ISELLOCC }iOLLBV'dRl1 a'GST! w1INT 1'SUL, MINNIitif)TA G;102-1904 f TP1.tMlONT: G51-20�tft2(
MfiY.cE.1959 2�58Fh1 MN HISTORICRL SOC . N0.220 P.22
�9- ��y
b'IT\��50TA $ISTORIC_�.I, SOGi�TY
May 26, 1999
Steve Buetow, Cbau
Saint Paul T-Teritage Preservarion Commission
1288 East Como Boulevard
St. Paul, MN 55J.17
Dear Mr. Buetow,
RE: Local designation of:
New Palace Theatre/St. Francis Hotel, 1-33 W. T`' T'lace, 435-437 N. Wabasha St„
MHS Referral File No. 99-147b
August Botzet/Minnesota State Arsenal Building and Citq Hotel, 4A�8 and 444 St.
Peter St., M�TS Referral File No. 99-1477
This letter is to affum our previous letter of Februacy 9, 1999 regarding the proposed
local designation of the above referenced propezties, In our earlier correspondence, we
stated that the New Palaee TheatreiSt. Franeis FTotel is arclureeturally, culturally, and
historicallp significant and thezefore a good eandidate for local designation under
criteria 1, 4, and 5 oF Secaon 73.05(a) of the Saint Paul T.egislative Code.
In addi6on, we stated that the August Bolzet/Minnesota Srate Arsenal Building is
architectuzally and historicallq significant, and rhe City Hotel $uilding is lustoricallp
s 4°nifican4, Both buildings are eligible for local designation under criteria 1 and 4 of
Section 73.05(a) of the Saint Paul Legislauve Code.
Sincarely,
�A^-� �
Britta L. Bloomberg
Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer
ee: Aazon Rubeustein, Heritage Preservation Planuer, Ciry of Saint Paul
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Green Sheet #� 4 p 33
ORDINANCE
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MIlVNESOTA ����
_ ��, �-, 3 1
PresentedBy /� %�%�/��l�i��C'� �ja� �
Referred To
Section 2
1 An ordinance designating
2 the Seventh Place Buildings
3 as a Heritage Preservation Site.
4
5 THE COUNCTL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
6
7 Section 1
9 Pursuant to the authority contained in Chapter 73 of the Legislative Code, upon the
10 request and recommendation of the Heritage Preservation Commission of the City of Saint Paul
11 (°HPC"), and after having duly considered the matter at a public hearing in accordance with
12 Section 73.05( fl of said Code, the Council of the City of Saint Paul does hereby designate the
13 following described buildings and structures as a heritage preservation site:
14
15 The New Palace Theatre and St. Francis Hotel, now known as the Orpheum
16 Theater and Seventh Place Residence, located at 1-33 West Seventh Place and
17 435334-37 North Wabasha Street, collectively known as the Seventh Place
18 Buildings.
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
The preservation program for this heritage preservation site is as stated in Resolution 99-
2 of the HPC, adopted January 21, 1999, in the first Resolved clause as follows:
The exterior of the building should be preserved in a manner consistent with Buechner
and Orth's original design intent. The federal Secretary of the Interior's Standards for
Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings shall be used in this
regard. The following are particulazly important to consider in any future work on the
buildings:
Committee Date :
Brick: Tuckpointing should match the composition, color and tooling of the original
mortar. Brick should be cleaned, if necessary, by the gentlest means possible and should
not be sandbiasted.
Cornice: The pressed metal cornice should be retained and repaired as necessary. It
should be kept painted to prevent deterioration.
Theater Entrance: If the theater doors and entry azea are modified, it should be done in a
�5���.RR
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
manner similaz to or compatible with the original design.
Section 3
�1°I -3�`{
This ordinance shall take effect and be in force on the thir[ieth day following its passage,
approval and publication.
Aequested by Department of:
F�
By:
Form Approved by City Attorney
B �. � 5'i3- �
�� by Council: Date �\ l�� �
1
�i� tified by Council ecretary Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
��1.-.U`RC �/ 'yI ��
By: 1 \ � �..�) By,
Approved by Mayor: Date
By:
►r � .
DFPARTMINT/OFFICECOUNCIL DATE INtnArm �
c�t caun��� 4/28/99 GREEN SHEET No 64033
COMACT PERSON 8 PFiONE InXWlDa1e InXiaYDate
Council President Bostrom , a ,,.��
MUST BE ON COUNCIL AGENDA BY (OATE)
•ssicx
rureotFOrt arc�no�Y arrcuxK
ROUfulG
� ❑ feuwwtsmu¢esmt rxuxutaErsvncerc
❑ WYOR(ORA85�8lAM1� ❑
TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE)
CTION RE�UESTED
An ordinance designating the Seventh Place Buildings as a Heritage Preservation Site.
RECOMMENDATION Approve (A) or Reject (R) PERSONAL SERViCE CONTKACTS MUSTANSWER TNE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
1. Has fhis perso�rm ever woriced under a wMract for this department?
PLANNMGCOMMISSION vES No
CIB COMMITTEE 2. Has Mis pereoNfirm ever been a city employce7
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION YES NO
3. Does this persoNfirtn possess a sidll not rwrmaltypossessed by any curteM cdy employee�
YES NO
4. Is this persoNfirm a farpeted vendaT �
YES NO
E�lain all yes answe�s on sepa2te sheH aM attach to green sheet
INITIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPoRTUNITV (WM, What, When, Where, Why)
ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED
DISADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED �
DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED
TOTAL AMOUNT OP TRANSACTION S COST/REVENUE BUD6ETm (GRCLE ON� YES NO
FUNOING SOURCE ACTMTY NUMBER
FlNANCWL INFORMATION (IXPLAIN)
Interdepartmental Memorandum
CITY OF SAINT PAUL
�, . __ . _.
�.
DATE: May 14, 1999
MAY 1 i 199�
TO: Jan Anderson
Council President Bostrom's O�c �A�IEL �OSTR�M
FROM: Phil Byrne �
RE: HPC Ordinances
These are ordinances that should be subsututed for the Coney Island ordinance and the
Seventh Place ordinance at the hearing on May 26"'.
Aaron Rubinstein alertly discovered three technical errors in the originals, and these
correct the errors. The errors (and corrections) are located at:
Coney Island — lines 27 and 28.
Seventh Place — lines 17 and 24.
Please give these to Dan for his signature and then send them to Nancy Anderson for the file for
May 26. Call if you have any questions.
cc: Nancy Anderson (w/ att.)
Pete Warner (w/ att.)
Pete McCall (w/ att.)
Aaron Rubinstein (w/ att.)
Council File # 99 _ 3 8y
Ordinance #
Green Sheet # �e 3
ORDINANCE
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MIlVNESOTA
Presented By
Referred To
Committee Date :
An ordinance designating
the Seventh Place Buildings
as a Heritage Preservation Site.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA1NT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
Section 1
Pwsuant to the authority contained in Chapter 73 of the,L/'egislative Code, upon the
request and recommendation of the Heritage Preservation Co `� ission of the City of Saint Paul
("HPC'), and after having duly considered the matter at a p lic hearing in accordance with
Section 73.05( fl of said Code, the Council of the City of 'nt Paul does hereby designate the
following described buildings and structures as a herita�preservation site:
The New Pa1ace Theatre and St. Francis Ho , now known as the Orpheum
Theater and Seventh Place Residence, loc ed at 1-33 West Seventh Place and
534-37 North Wabasha Street, collective known as the Seventh Place Buildings.
Section 2
The preservation program for s heritage preservation site is as stated in Resolution 99-
of the HPC, adopted January 21, 199 , in the first Resolved clause as follows:
The exterior of the
and Orth's original
Rehabilitation and
regard. The followi
buildings: �
ld' g should be preserved in a manner consistent with Buechner
�' n intent. The federal Secretary of the Interior's Standards for
�delines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings shall be used in this
aze particularly important to consider in any future work on the
Brick: Tuc mring should match the composirion, color and tooling of the original
mortaz. Br' _ should be cleaned, if necessary, by the gentlest means possible and should
not be sandblasted.
Cornice: The pressed metal cornice should be retained and repaired as necessary. It
should be kept painted to prevent deterioration.
Theater Entrance: If the theater doars and entry area are modified, it should be done in a
manner similaz to or compatible with the original design. ��a
��.
Qq.3g�
Section 3
This ordinance shall take effect and be in force on the thirtieth day following its passag
approval and publication. i
r'
�"
Requested by Department of:
Adopted by Council: Date
Adoption Certified by Co
f
By:
Approved by Mayor: Date
Secretary
By:
Form Ap roved by City Attorney
BY= • /ia 7�'Z� 7
Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
By:
By:
MH'Y.2b.25S9 2�SSFM MN HISTOP.ICPL SOC , N0.220 P.22
-� q� - 3� y
�II�\L5UT3 HI9T0ffiC.�L SQGIETY
May 26, 1999
Steve Buetow, Chau
Saint Paul �Teritage Pteservation Commission
1283 East Como Boulevazd
St. Paul, MN 5� 1 J.7
Deaz Mr. Buetow,
RE: Local designation of:
New Palace TheacceJSt, Francis Hotel, 1-33 W. '7` Piace, 435-437 N. WaUasha St„
MHS Refertal File No. 99-1474
Angust Botzet/Minnesata State Arsenat Building and City Hotal, 4q�8 and 444 St.
Peter St., MT�S Referral Flle No. 99-1477
This letter is to affum our previous letter of February 9, 1999 regarding che proposed
local designation of che abova refereneed propezties, In our earlier correspondence, we
stated that the New Palaca TheatrelSt. Francis �Totel is arctutecturally, culturally, and
histozically significant and cherefore a good candidate for local designation under
criteria 1, 4, and 5 of Section 73.05(a) oF the Saint Paul LegislaGve Code.
In addition, we stated that the August Botzet/Minnesota State Arsenai Building is
architectuzally and historically significanz, and rhe City Hotei Building is historicallq
sienificant, Both huildings ate eligible for local designation under criteria 1 and 4 of
Section 73.05(a) of the Saint Paul T,egislauve Code.
Sineerely,
��-� �ti�,�...
Britta L. Bloomherg
DepuCy State Historic Preservation OfEicer
cc: Aazon Rubenstein, Herirage Preaervation Planaer, City of Saiut Paul
145ISELLOCC }iOLLBV'dRl1 a'GST! w1INT 1'SUL, MINNIitif)TA G;102-1904 f TP1.tMlONT: G51-20�tft2(
MfiY.cE.1959 2�58Fh1 MN HISTORICRL SOC . N0.220 P.22
�9- ��y
b'IT\��50TA $ISTORIC_�.I, SOGi�TY
May 26, 1999
Steve Buetow, Cbau
Saint Paul T-Teritage Preservarion Commission
1288 East Como Boulevard
St. Paul, MN 55J.17
Dear Mr. Buetow,
RE: Local designation of:
New Palace Theatre/St. Francis Hotel, 1-33 W. T`' T'lace, 435-437 N. Wabasha St„
MHS Referral File No. 99-147b
August Botzet/Minnesota State Arsenal Building and Citq Hotel, 4A�8 and 444 St.
Peter St., M�TS Referral File No. 99-1477
This letter is to affum our previous letter of Februacy 9, 1999 regarding the proposed
local designation of the above referenced propezties, In our earlier correspondence, we
stated that the New Palaee TheatreiSt. Franeis FTotel is arclureeturally, culturally, and
historicallp significant and thezefore a good eandidate for local designation under
criteria 1, 4, and 5 oF Secaon 73.05(a) of the Saint Paul T.egislative Code.
In addi6on, we stated that the August Bolzet/Minnesota Srate Arsenal Building is
architectuzally and historicallq significant, and rhe City Hotel $uilding is lustoricallp
s 4°nifican4, Both buildings are eligible for local designation under criteria 1 and 4 of
Section 73.05(a) of the Saint Paul Legislauve Code.
Sincarely,
�A^-� �
Britta L. Bloomberg
Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer
ee: Aazon Rubeustein, Heritage Preservation Planuer, Ciry of Saint Paul
135IiGLLOCC Lt)LII.k: V'AHI) R'G9T f.C,.1P.VT Y�UL.IVIINNI{ti()TA CxS102.1906 / TP:LfiPIIONP.: G51:29f�ti72fi
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ORDINANCE
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MIlVNESOTA ����
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PresentedBy /� %�%�/��l�i��C'� �ja� �
Referred To
Section 2
1 An ordinance designating
2 the Seventh Place Buildings
3 as a Heritage Preservation Site.
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5 THE COUNCTL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
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7 Section 1
9 Pursuant to the authority contained in Chapter 73 of the Legislative Code, upon the
10 request and recommendation of the Heritage Preservation Commission of the City of Saint Paul
11 (°HPC"), and after having duly considered the matter at a public hearing in accordance with
12 Section 73.05( fl of said Code, the Council of the City of Saint Paul does hereby designate the
13 following described buildings and structures as a heritage preservation site:
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15 The New Palace Theatre and St. Francis Hotel, now known as the Orpheum
16 Theater and Seventh Place Residence, located at 1-33 West Seventh Place and
17 435334-37 North Wabasha Street, collectively known as the Seventh Place
18 Buildings.
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The preservation program for this heritage preservation site is as stated in Resolution 99-
2 of the HPC, adopted January 21, 1999, in the first Resolved clause as follows:
The exterior of the building should be preserved in a manner consistent with Buechner
and Orth's original design intent. The federal Secretary of the Interior's Standards for
Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings shall be used in this
regard. The following are particulazly important to consider in any future work on the
buildings:
Committee Date :
Brick: Tuckpointing should match the composition, color and tooling of the original
mortar. Brick should be cleaned, if necessary, by the gentlest means possible and should
not be sandbiasted.
Cornice: The pressed metal cornice should be retained and repaired as necessary. It
should be kept painted to prevent deterioration.
Theater Entrance: If the theater doors and entry azea are modified, it should be done in a
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manner similaz to or compatible with the original design.
Section 3
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This ordinance shall take effect and be in force on the thir[ieth day following its passage,
approval and publication.
Aequested by Department of:
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By:
Form Approved by City Attorney
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An ordinance designating the Seventh Place Buildings as a Heritage Preservation Site.
RECOMMENDATION Approve (A) or Reject (R) PERSONAL SERViCE CONTKACTS MUSTANSWER TNE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
1. Has fhis perso�rm ever woriced under a wMract for this department?
PLANNMGCOMMISSION vES No
CIB COMMITTEE 2. Has Mis pereoNfirm ever been a city employce7
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION YES NO
3. Does this persoNfirtn possess a sidll not rwrmaltypossessed by any curteM cdy employee�
YES NO
4. Is this persoNfirm a farpeted vendaT �
YES NO
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INITIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPoRTUNITV (WM, What, When, Where, Why)
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Interdepartmental Memorandum
CITY OF SAINT PAUL
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DATE: May 14, 1999
MAY 1 i 199�
TO: Jan Anderson
Council President Bostrom's O�c �A�IEL �OSTR�M
FROM: Phil Byrne �
RE: HPC Ordinances
These are ordinances that should be subsututed for the Coney Island ordinance and the
Seventh Place ordinance at the hearing on May 26"'.
Aaron Rubinstein alertly discovered three technical errors in the originals, and these
correct the errors. The errors (and corrections) are located at:
Coney Island — lines 27 and 28.
Seventh Place — lines 17 and 24.
Please give these to Dan for his signature and then send them to Nancy Anderson for the file for
May 26. Call if you have any questions.
cc: Nancy Anderson (w/ att.)
Pete Warner (w/ att.)
Pete McCall (w/ att.)
Aaron Rubinstein (w/ att.)
Council File # 99 _ 3 8y
Ordinance #
Green Sheet # �e 3
ORDINANCE
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MIlVNESOTA
Presented By
Referred To
Committee Date :
An ordinance designating
the Seventh Place Buildings
as a Heritage Preservation Site.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA1NT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
Section 1
Pwsuant to the authority contained in Chapter 73 of the,L/'egislative Code, upon the
request and recommendation of the Heritage Preservation Co `� ission of the City of Saint Paul
("HPC'), and after having duly considered the matter at a p lic hearing in accordance with
Section 73.05( fl of said Code, the Council of the City of 'nt Paul does hereby designate the
following described buildings and structures as a herita�preservation site:
The New Pa1ace Theatre and St. Francis Ho , now known as the Orpheum
Theater and Seventh Place Residence, loc ed at 1-33 West Seventh Place and
534-37 North Wabasha Street, collective known as the Seventh Place Buildings.
Section 2
The preservation program for s heritage preservation site is as stated in Resolution 99-
of the HPC, adopted January 21, 199 , in the first Resolved clause as follows:
The exterior of the
and Orth's original
Rehabilitation and
regard. The followi
buildings: �
ld' g should be preserved in a manner consistent with Buechner
�' n intent. The federal Secretary of the Interior's Standards for
�delines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings shall be used in this
aze particularly important to consider in any future work on the
Brick: Tuc mring should match the composirion, color and tooling of the original
mortaz. Br' _ should be cleaned, if necessary, by the gentlest means possible and should
not be sandblasted.
Cornice: The pressed metal cornice should be retained and repaired as necessary. It
should be kept painted to prevent deterioration.
Theater Entrance: If the theater doars and entry area are modified, it should be done in a
manner similaz to or compatible with the original design. ��a
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Section 3
This ordinance shall take effect and be in force on the thirtieth day following its passag
approval and publication. i
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Requested by Department of:
Adopted by Council: Date
Adoption Certified by Co
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By:
Approved by Mayor: Date
Secretary
By:
Form Ap roved by City Attorney
BY= • /ia 7�'Z� 7
Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
By:
By:
MH'Y.2b.25S9 2�SSFM MN HISTOP.ICPL SOC , N0.220 P.22
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May 26, 1999
Steve Buetow, Chau
Saint Paul �Teritage Pteservation Commission
1283 East Como Boulevazd
St. Paul, MN 5� 1 J.7
Deaz Mr. Buetow,
RE: Local designation of:
New Palace TheacceJSt, Francis Hotel, 1-33 W. '7` Piace, 435-437 N. WaUasha St„
MHS Refertal File No. 99-1474
Angust Botzet/Minnesata State Arsenat Building and City Hotal, 4q�8 and 444 St.
Peter St., MT�S Referral Flle No. 99-1477
This letter is to affum our previous letter of February 9, 1999 regarding che proposed
local designation of che abova refereneed propezties, In our earlier correspondence, we
stated that the New Palaca TheatrelSt. Francis �Totel is arctutecturally, culturally, and
histozically significant and cherefore a good candidate for local designation under
criteria 1, 4, and 5 of Section 73.05(a) oF the Saint Paul LegislaGve Code.
In addition, we stated that the August Botzet/Minnesota State Arsenai Building is
architectuzally and historically significanz, and rhe City Hotei Building is historicallq
sienificant, Both huildings ate eligible for local designation under criteria 1 and 4 of
Section 73.05(a) of the Saint Paul T,egislauve Code.
Sineerely,
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Britta L. Bloomherg
DepuCy State Historic Preservation OfEicer
cc: Aazon Rubenstein, Herirage Preaervation Planaer, City of Saiut Paul
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May 26, 1999
Steve Buetow, Cbau
Saint Paul T-Teritage Preservarion Commission
1288 East Como Boulevard
St. Paul, MN 55J.17
Dear Mr. Buetow,
RE: Local designation of:
New Palace Theatre/St. Francis Hotel, 1-33 W. T`' T'lace, 435-437 N. Wabasha St„
MHS Referral File No. 99-147b
August Botzet/Minnesota State Arsenal Building and Citq Hotel, 4A�8 and 444 St.
Peter St., M�TS Referral File No. 99-1477
This letter is to affum our previous letter of Februacy 9, 1999 regarding the proposed
local designation of the above referenced propezties, In our earlier correspondence, we
stated that the New Palaee TheatreiSt. Franeis FTotel is arclureeturally, culturally, and
historicallp significant and thezefore a good eandidate for local designation under
criteria 1, 4, and 5 oF Secaon 73.05(a) of the Saint Paul T.egislative Code.
In addi6on, we stated that the August Bolzet/Minnesota Srate Arsenal Building is
architectuzally and historicallq significant, and rhe City Hotel $uilding is lustoricallp
s 4°nifican4, Both buildings are eligible for local designation under criteria 1 and 4 of
Section 73.05(a) of the Saint Paul Legislauve Code.
Sincarely,
�A^-� �
Britta L. Bloomberg
Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer
ee: Aazon Rubeustein, Heritage Preservation Planuer, Ciry of Saint Paul
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