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96-415��.1 �li�`� Lf a Ei v f +m RESOLUTION �NT PAUL, M Council File # Green 3heet # A Presented By 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 14 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 Referred To � � � Committee: - 1, S 3�8'g3 � Wfi�REAS, on September 28, 1994, the City Council of the City of Saint Paul established the Neighborhood Sales Tax Revitalization (STAR) Program, C.F. 94-1127; and WFIEREAS, the Neighborhood STAR Program is funded with fifty percent of an additional one- half of one percent sales taa on sales transacrions that occur within the city, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, chapter 297A, authorized by the State of Minnesota, Chapter No. 375, Sec.46; and WHEREAS, the purpose of the Neighborhood STAR Program is to fund capital improvements to fnrther residential, commercial and economic development in the neighborhoods of St. Paul; and WHEREAS, the Department of Planning and Economic Development (PED), in the second cyele, has received twenty-one applications to the Small STAR Grant Program, a component of the Neighborhood STAR Program; and WI�REAS, PED, the Neighborhood STAR Board, and the Mayor have evaluated the twenty-one appiications and forwarded their recommendations to the City Council; and WfIEREAS, approval of projects at this point means the projects have four months to secure private match commitments and work with PED and other involved city departments to develop implementation agreements; and WHEREAS, should an enfity not comply with stipulations and other requirements and is not under contract within the four-month period following City Council approval, that entity wili not be funded and the funds will be returned to the STAR Small Grant pool for future funding; and WHEREAS, any STAR funds returned during or following the period an entity is under contract to the City will revolve back to the STAR budget to be used for the next funding cycle; and WHEREAS, the Mayor, pursuant to Section 10.07.1 of the City Charter, recommends changes to the 1496 budget as listed in this resolution; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council approves the funding priorities and budgets for thirteen (13) projects recommended on Attachment A, subject to compliance with the program development and implementation requirements of the Neighborhood Sales Taz Revitalization Program Guidelines; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council approves the changes to the 1996 budget listed in this resolution; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council wishes to extend its appreciation to all applicants and to the Neighborhood STAR board members for their time and efforts in developing proposals and recommendations during the second cycle of the Neighborhood Sales Tax Program. 44 45 46 4� 48 49 $0 $1 52 53 54 55 56 57 $8 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 .2of2 a�- FINANCING PLAN CURRENT CHANGE PROPQSEO BUDGET BUDGES Neighborhood STAR 7ax Revenue Transfer from HRA Debt Services Fund, PJ-930-90308-7304-00000 21,874 161,500 183,374 SPENDING PLAN # PROJECT NAME CURRENT CHANGE PROPOSED BUDGEf BUDGET Sma{I Star Grant Progrem, P7-930-90308-0547-77001 6,874 - 6,874 0 006-95 Clean Up the Block, P7-930-90308-0547-77010 (withdrawn} 15,000 - 15,000 0 077-96 Salvation Army Parking Lot, P7-930-90308-0547-77052 0 2�,000 20,000 005-96 Dayton's Bluff Youth Proj., P7-930-80308-0547-77053 0 10,000 10,000 013-96 St. Paul Access Solution, P7-930-90308-0547-77054 0 15,000 15,000 017-96 Skyline Towers Playground, P7-930-90308-0547-77055 0 2Q,000 20,000 004-96 Children's Center Piayground, P7-930-80308-0547-77056 0 12,500 12,500 009-96 Hamline Brench Library Improv., P7-930-90305-0547J7057 0 75,000 15,000 007-96 Old Hudson Road Sidewalk, P7-930-90308-0547-77055 0 5,000 5,000 016-96 St. Anthony Park Facadelmprov., P7-930-90308-0547-77059 0 20,000 20,000 002-96 Maintenance & Distribution Ctr., P7-930-90308-0547J7060 0 10,000 t0,D00 074-96 John Alden Square Gazebo, P7-930-90308-0547-77067 0 8,420 8,420 019-96 Stutzman Block Facade, P7-930-90308-0547-77062 0 20,000 20,000 001-96 Upper Midwest Acupuncture Ciinic Facade Improv., 0 15,000 15,000 P 7-930-90308-0547-7 7063 Q03-96 Furniture Warehouse, P7-930-90308-0547-77064 0 12,454 12,454 TOTALS 21,874.00 167,500.00 183,374.00 5 �'� +�Yl "`�-'�-� Budget Director Finance and Management Director ��:� �f�( Planning and Economic Development ��? �� F � �° - � �! �� Requested by Department of: Planni & Econo Develo ment By: By: Agproved by By: Adoption Certi£ied by Council Secretary Form Approved by City Attorney 9_ L � �-1.1,5 tj DEPAATME /OFFICEJCOUNCIL DATEMRIATED GREEN SHEET N_ 32883 � INITIA � A INfTIAVDATE nDEPAHTMENTDIHECTOF CRYCAUNqL ASS��N �� GT' ATfORNEY _ �( � GIT' CLERK MU NUYBERFOq ( ATE) p��p� � BUDGET D7flECTOR � FIN. 8 MGS. SERViCES DIR. UROEA � MAYOH tOR ASSISTANT) � JOAF TRIIL$EN e SOTAL # OF SIGNATI3RE PAGES 1 (CLIP ALl LOCATfONS FOR SIGNATURE) ACT10N REOUE5fED: Approval of the Neighbor5ood STAR Board recommendations for fnnding the Cycle 2, 1996 Small STAR Grant Program. RECOMM�rvoairotis: qquova (A) m Rejeec (R) pENSONAL SERV�CE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER TNE FOLLOWING DUHSTIONS: � __ PINJNWCa COMMISSION _ CML SERVICE COMMISSION �� Has this persoNfirm ever worked untler a coMract for this department? - YES NO _ CIB COMMIiTEE �_ . _ STF�F � Z. Has this person/firm ever been a city employee? — YES NO _ DISTAICiCOURi _ 3. Does this person/firm pOSSess a skill not normall y possessetl by any current ciry employee? SUPPOqTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJEC71VE7 YES NO Explain all yes answers on separate aheet ana attach to green sheet INITIATING PqOBLEM. ISSUE, OPPE/HTUNM (Wtro, What, Whan, NTare, City Council reviews and approves fnnding of 13 Small STAR Grant Program projects that will improve St. Paul neighborhoods. AOVANTAGESIFAPPROVED: �� Neighborhood projects will be funded. �� 1 �� C,Ty A�t�RNEY DI3ADVANTAGES IFAPPROVED: C�u��€t ��;�;�� r��r None H�"s�, �. i ��0 , �_..__�___ �._....,�.�_-:_ . DISAWANTAGES IF NOTAPPROVED: Neighborhood projects will not be Fnnded. TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S }g�el�¢ COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE) VES NO FUNDING SOURCE I�e}�qy�gg�,�j�.� �gyy�g ACTI4ITY NUMBER - P_J �3O-QQ30S-73Od-OOIIOO- PINANCIAL INFORMATION. (EXPLAIN) �Y r �� Vl1 x �r" S1� pA� 390 Crry HaR Telephone: 612-266-8510 NormColeman,Mayar ISWesiKelloggBou7evard FacsimiZe: 612-228-8573 Saint Paul, MN SS102 April 15, 1996 David Thune, Council President Members of the City Council 310 City Hall Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear President Thune and Members of the Gity Gouncil: RE: Neighborhood Sales Tax Revitalization (STAR) Program Funding Recommendations for the SMALL STAR GRANT PROGRAM It is my pleasure to forward for your review and consideration a proposed Council Resolution which identifies funding recommendations for the 2nd cycle of the Small STAR Grant Program, a component of the Neighborhood STAR Program. The recommendations are for projects and programs that will improve Saint Paul neighborhoods, including playground development, park and library improvements, and business facade improvements. The Neighborhood STAR Program funding recommendations before you are based upon a participatory rating and ranking process that includes review by the Neighborhood STAR Board, and Department of Planning and Economic Development staff. This Neighborhood STAR Program cycle incfuded a total of 23 applications. The completion of the review process came on March 28, 1996, when the Neighborhood STAR Board made its final recommendations on funding amounts for the 13 proposals listed on Attachment A. I urge your support of the STAR Board Resolution, the funding recommendations (attachment A); and budget revisions. If you have any questions about the 2nd cycle process or wouid like additional information on any of the proposals, please contact Amy Filice at 266-6648, Joan Trulsen at 266-6694, or ponna Drummond at 266-6556. incerely, ��1�''� � orm Coleman Mayor NC:jmt Enclosures 9�-y�s PROJECT NAME' 962 Universitv Ave Facade Imo for Upper Midwest Acupuncture Clinic 8. Healinq Center - 001-96SG Vt. BENEFITS Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" for secondary benefiis: Community 1 Blight/poilution reduction Goods and services availability 2 to city residents Remove vacant structure Redevelop vacant structure Maintain or increase tax base Economic Development; Support vitality of industry Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options 1 Create new local businesses Retain local businesses increase home ownership stock # units new construction # units conversion Address special housing needs Retain homeowners in city Affordable housing Public improvements Safety & security improvements Community services Historic preservation Open or green space improvements on p. 11) Encourage entrepreneurship 2 Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business Maintain housing # units rental # units owner-occupied Job Impact; If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the neut two years, list the following:' CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (vOUTH, CONSTRUCrION, FULUPART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained c�eated PERMaNENT) FTE'S PER HOUR °I� -`-t15 PROJECT NAME: Maintenance, Trainina and Distribution Center - 002-96SG VI. BENEFITS Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" for secondary benefits: Communify Deve%pment: BlighUpollution reduction Goods and services availability to city residents Remove vacant structure Redevelop vacant structure 1 Public improvements Safety & security improvements Community services Historic preservation To gardeners, homeowners in Aurora Nhd.-Pu6fic Service Maintain or increase tax base (calculation on p. 11 Economic Development: Support vitality of industry Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options Create new locai businesses Retain local businesses Housing increase home ownership stock Encourage entrepreneurship Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business Maintain housing # units new construction # units conversion Address special housing needs Retai� homeowners in city Affordable housing # units rental # units owner-occupied Job lmpacf: If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the next two years, list the foflowing:* CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (YOUTH, CONSTRUCTlON, FULL/PART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained created PERn�AtvEN7) FTE�S PER HOUR � T y � � �/ PROJECT NAME: Fumiture Ware house -- 003-96SG VI. BENEFITS Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" for secondary benefits: Cammunity Deve/opment: 2 B(ighUpollution reduction 1 Goods and services avaiiability to city residents Remove vacant structure Public improvements on Safety 8 security improvements Community services Historic preservatlon Redevelop vacant structure Maintain or increase tax base (cafculation on p. 11) Economic Support vitality of industry Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options Create new local businesses Encourage entrepreneurship Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business Retain local businesses increase home ownership stock # units new construction # units conversion Address special housing needs Retain homeowners in city Affordable housinq Maintain housing # units rental # units owner-occupied Job /mpacf: If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the next two years, list the following:� CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (YOUTH, CONSTRUCTION, FULL/PART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained created PERMANEN7) FTE'S PER HOUR 1 Warehouse Worker/Driver Full 1 8.50 � Every efEort should be made to make this estimate as accurate as possible. State regulations require that you meet this pledge within two (2) years or repay the funds. PROJECT NAME: Furniture Warehouse - 0�4-96SG " y �� S VI. BENEFITS Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" for secondary benefits: Community Development: Blightipoltution reduction 2 Public improvements on private property 1 Goods and services availability Safety & security improvements to city residents Remove vacant structure Community services Historic preservation Redevelop vacant structure Maintain or increase tax base (calculation on p. 11) Economic Support vitality of industry Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options Create new locaf businesses Encourage entrepreneurship Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase womenlminority business Retain local businesses Housing Development: increase home ownership stock Maintain housing # units new construction # units conversion Address special housing needs Retain homeowners in city Affordable housinp # units rental # units owner-occupied Job lmpact: If this project wilf retain jobs or create jobs within the next two years, fist the following:* CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (YOUTH, CONSTRUCT/ON, FULUPART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained created PERMANENT) FTE'S PER HOUR * Every effort should be made to make this estimate as accurate as possible. State regulations require that you meet this pledge within two (2) years or repay the funds. q�-y�s PROJECT NAME: Davton's Bluff Youth Proiect - 005-96SG Vl. BENEFITS Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" for secondary benefits: Community Deve%pment: Blightlpollution reduction 1 Public improvements on private property 2 Goods and services availability Safety & security improvements to city residents Community services Remove vacant structure Historic preservation Redevelop vacant structure 1 Youth Programs Maintain or increase tax base (calculation on o. 11) Economic Development: Support vitality of industry Encourage entrepreneurship Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options Create new local businesses Retain local businesses increase home ownership stock # units new construction # units conversion Address special housing needs Retain homeowners in city Affordable housing Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business Maintain housing # units rental # units owner-occupied Job Impact: If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the next two years, list the following:* CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (YOUTH, CONSTRUCT/ON, FULL/PART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained created PERMANEN7) FTE'S PER HOUR q t-�its PROJECT NAME: Old Hudson Road Sidewalk Proiect - 007-96SG Vt. BENEFITS Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" for secondary benefits: Community Deve%pment: Blight/pollution reduction 2 Public improvements on private property Goods and services availability 1 Safety & security improvements to city residents Remove vacant structure Community services Historic preservation Redevelop vacant structure Maintain or increase tax base (calculation on p. 11) Economic Development: Support vitality of industry Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options Create new local businesses Encourage entrepreneurship Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business Retain local businesses Housing increase home ownership stock Maintain housing # units new construction # units conversion Address special housing needs Retain homeowners in city Affordable housing # units rental # units owner-occupied Job /mpact: If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the next two years, list the following:* CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (YOUTH, CONSTRUC770N, FULLlPART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained created PERn4ANENT) FTE'S PER HOUR * Every effort should be made to make this estimate as accurate as possible. State regulations require that you meet this pledge within two (2) years or repay the funds. q `-�l�s PROJECT NAME: Hamline Branch Librarv Public Imnrovements - 009-96SG Vf. BENEFI7S Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" fior secondary benefits: Community Development: Blight/pollution reduction Goods and services availability to city residents Remove vacant structure 1 Public improvements on private property 2 Safety & security improvements Communiry services Historic preservation Redevelop vacant structure Maintain or increase tax base (calculation on p. 11) Economic Development; Support vitality of industry Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options Create new local businesses Encourage entrepreneurship Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business Retain local businesses Housing Deve%pment: increase home ownership stock Maintain housing # units new construction # units conversion Address special housing needs Retain homeowners in city Affordable housing # units rental # units owner-occupied Job lmpact: If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the next two years, list the following:� CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER NPE (YOUTH, CONSiRUCT/ON, FULL/PART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained C�eatBd PERMANENT) FTE'S PER HOUR " Every effort should be made to make this estimate as accurate as possible. State regulations require that you meet this pledge within two (2) years or repay the funds. 9G-yls PROJECT NAME: Skvline Towers Plavqround Proiect - 011-96SG VI. BENEFITS Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" for secondary benefits: - Community Development: BlighUpo(tution reduction Public improvements on private praperty Goods and services availability Safety & security improvements to city residents Remove vacant structure Community services Historic preservation Redevelop vacant structure Maintain or increase tax base (calculation on p. 11) Economic Development; Support vitality of industry Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options Create new local businesses Encourage entrepreneurship Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business Retain local businesses Development: increase home ownership stock Maintain housing # units new construction # units conversion 1 Address special housing needs Retain homeowners in city Affordable housing # units rental # units owner-occupied Job Impact: If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the next two years, list the following:' CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (YOUTH, CONSTRUCTION, FULUPART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained created PERMANENTJ FTE'S PER HOUR � Every efFort should be made to make this estimate as accurate as possible. State regulations require that you meet this pledge within two (2) years or repay the funds. q�-y�s PROJECT NAME: St. Paul Accedss Solution Proiect - 013-96SG VI. BENEFITS Mark "1" for primary henefits and "2" for secondary 6enefits: BlighUpollution reduction 2 Goods and services availability to city residents Remove vacant structure Public improvements on private property 1 Safety 8 security improvements Community services Historic preservation Redevelop vacant structure Maintain or increase tax base (calcuiation on p. 11) Economic Development: Support vitality of industry Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options Create new local businesses Retain {ocal businesses Housing Development: increase home ownership stock # units new construction # units conversion 1 Address special housing needs Retain homeowners in city Affordable housinq Encourage entrepreneurship Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business Maintain housing # units rental # units owner-occupied Job Impact: If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the next two years, list the following:� CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (YOUTH, CONSTRUCT�ON, FULL/PART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained created PERMANENT) FTE�S PER HOUR * Every effort sfioufd be made to make this estimate as accurate as possible. State regulations require that you meet this pledge within two (2) years or repay the funds. PROJECT NAME: John Alden Sauare Gazebo - 014-96SG � 4 �� VI. BENEFITS Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" for secondary benefits: Community Development BlighVpollution reduction 1 Public improvements on private property Goods and services availability 2 Safety 8 security improvements to city residents Remove vacant structure Redevelop vacant structure Maintain or increase tax base Community services Historic preservation on o. 11 Economic Deve%pment: Support vitality of industry Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options Create new local businesses Encourage entrepreneurship Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business Retain local businesses Housing Development; increase home ownership stock # units new construction # units conversion Address special housing needs Maintain housing # units rental # units owner-occupied Stabilize Market Values Retain homeowners in city Affordable housinp Job /mpact: If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the next two years, list the following:* CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (YOUTH, CONSTRUCTION, FULUPART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained created PERMANENT) FTE'S PER HOUR * Every efFort should be made to make this estimate as accurate as possible. State regulations require that you meet this pledge within two (2) years or repay the funds. °IG -y �s PROJECT NAME: St. Anthonv Park Facade Imarovement Proaram - 016-96SG Vf. BENEFfTS Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" for secondary benefits: Community Development: Blight/pollution reduction Goods and services availability to city residents Remove vacant structure Public improvements on private property Safety 8� security improvements Community services Historic preservation Redevelop vacant structure Maintain or increase tax base (calculation on p. 11) Economic Development: Support vitality of industry 1 Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options Create new local businesses Retain local businesses Housing Development: increase home ownership stock # units new construction # units conversion Address special housing needs Retain homeowners in city Affordable housing 1 1 Encourage entrepreneurship Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business Maintain housing # units rental # units owner-occupied Job lmpact: If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the next iwo years, list the foliowing:* CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (YOUTH, CONSTRUCT/ON, FULUPART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained created PERMANENTJ FTE'S PER HOUR '� Every effort should be made to make this estimate as accurate as possible. State regulations require that you meet this pledge within two (2) years or repay the funds. 9.0 -4�S PROJECT NAME: Salvation Armv East Side Corus Community Ctr. Pkinq Lot - 017-96-SG VI. BENEFITS Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" for secondary benefits: Communify Development: 2 Blight/pollution reduction Goods and services availability to city residents Public improvements on private property 1 Safety 8 security improvements 1 Economic Remove vacant structure Community services Historic preservation Redevelop vacant land Maintain or increase tax base (calculation on p. 11) Support vitality of industry Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options Create new local businesses Retain local businesses Housing Development: increase home ownership stock # units new construction # units conversion Address special housing needs Retain homeowners in city Affordabie housing Encourage entrepreneurship Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business Maintain housing # units rental # units owner-occupied Job Impact: If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the next two years, list the following:* CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (YOUTH, CONSTRUCT/ON, FULL/PART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained CfeetOd PERMANENT) FTE'S PER HOUR * Every effort should be made to make this estimate as accurate as possible. State regulations require that you meet this pledge within two (2) years or repay the funds. �`,�� PROJECT NAME: Sutzman Block Facade - 019-96-SG Vi. BENEFITS Mark "1" for primary benefits and "2" for secondary benefits: Community Development BlighUpollution reduction Goods and services availability to city residents Remove vacant structure Public improvements on private property Safety & security improvements Community services 2 Historic preservation Redevelop vacant land Maintain or increase tax base (calculation on p. 11) Economic Development: Support vitality of industry 1 Stabilize market value Remove vacant structure Provide self-employment options 2 Create new local businesses Retain local businesses Housing Development: increase home ownership stock # units new construction # units conversion Address special housing needs Retain homeowners in city Affordable housing # units owner-occupied Job Impact: If this project will retain jobs or create jobs within the next two years, list the following: ` CURRENT NUMBER OF JOBS: (FTE's) NUMBER TYPE (YOUTH, CONSTRUCT/ON, FULL/PART-TIME TOTAL WAGES retained created PERMANENTJ FTE'S PER HOUR Encourage entrepreneurship 1 1 Generate private investment Support commercial activity Increase women/minority business 1 Maintain housing 6 # units rental ` Every effort should be made to make this estimate as accurate as possible. State regulations require that you meet this pledge within two (2) years or repay the funds. 1996 STAR SMALL 6RANT PROPOSALS: NEIGHBORHOOD STAR BOAR� RECOMMENDATIONS ATTACHMENT A April 9, 1996 Salvalioa Army Eas[ Side Corps Community Salvazion Atmy of Saint Pmt CP 6 5 Ceater Pat$ng Lot Dayton's BI�Y Youth Projec[ Dayton's Bluff Center for Civic Life CRJCC 7' 4 St. Paui Access Solution Projed Metropolitan Ce¢ter for I�ependent Living RR all CR' Skyline Towers Playground ProjeU Lexingron-Hamline Cnm�ity Couacil PG 1 13 Children's Cxnter Playground Childrea's Center PG 1 8 Hamline &anch LTrary Public Improvements Hamline Branch Libxary Associa[ioa GS 4 I l Old Hudwn Road Sidewalk Ptoject Distric[ 1 Communiry CammN NCC 7 1 St. Ant6ouy Park Facade Improvement Program St. Anthony Pazk Busiaes Association CR 4 12 Main[ PM 1 AMY ' Ttaining, and DLs7ibutioa Center Aurora/Sain[ AatLony Naghborhood NCR 1 8 Development Coxporation Tohn Alden 5guare Gszebo Neighbon of JoLn Alden Squaze P 4 12 Stut�an Block Facade Upper Swede Hollow Nei�bochoods CR 7 4 Associa[ioa 962 Univasity Avenue Facade Improvement for Asian Business and Co�nity Foundatioa CR 1 8 Upper Midwest Acupuncture Clinic and Hmiing aad ABC Pcoperties, I� Centu F�rniture Ware6ouse Catholic Chazidu CR 2 9 3.00 2.79 2.71 2.71 2.57 2.50 2.43 238 2.21 2.08 2.07 2.00 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 r� ��t 183,374 163,374 153,374 138,314 118,374 105,874 90,874 85,874 1.64 13 ProjectType Cotles: � A AcquuNOn E Energy Conservatin P Park Mpmvements - Cdy pmpeily CC Communily CsMer ("rx•ludes Arts) ED Ewnomic Devebqnent p0.s tseated/retaine0 PA Potlu6on Abatement CP Commercial Parkug GS Green Space Da�abpmenf (includes community PG P/ayg�ountl Impmvemenis ('mdutles roBots) CR Commemaal Reha6 (ahn includes rehab of child care space, gardens, �esitlentiaf tandscaping, music garden) RR Resitlential Rehab ('mclutles 2ntal2habJ aparbnent commlm�y room, ofice space, indusbial rehab) NCC New ConsWCtiorc Commercial RS Resitlen6al Streetscape CS Commercial Stree7sepe NCR New Consbuc/iorr I�sitlential 15,000 20,000 12,500 15,000 5,000 20,000 10,000 8,420 7A,000 15,000 55,874 47,454 27,454 12,454 0 � r � � � � � 1996 STAR SMALL GRANT PROPOSALS: NEI6HBORHOOD STAR BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS ATTACHMENT A April 9, 1996 :T�Ti�cb�-_� ; �'m,y�3 i�la� , �ipt��. , 't'�e �Ta�� D�s[. P'�ufs �g � �e��mm�ded � �rs�alsle - ;' . [ = : , � - ;:- " , " .. .,. .., ' - :. . .� " ; .. �> �� _ . , 183,374 ;`tTi7�:Sfi!'_ Satvafion Army Easf Side Corps Community Salvation Arm of Saint Paul CP 6 5 3.00 1""="�€T;�±: 20,000 163,374 .:. :. Y:.:.:..............:.. E Center Paz1Qng Lot €�S-§� �;: Dayton's Bluff Youth Project Dayton's Bluff Center for Civic Life CR/CC 7 4 2.79 2 24t�` 10,000 153,374 ::.. . .::..:.. . ...::. . :<>_::.....:; `,�1��?;�?:: St. Paul Access Solution Project Metropolitan Center for Independent Living RR all CW 2.71 3'. `: €>:�;E�'.' 15,000 138,374 {k�:X=:�_,�t �: Skyline Towers Playground Project Lexington-Hamline Community CouncIl PG 1 13 2.71 4:-�: _`�t�;t�4; 20,000 118,374 �4pz;-g�sS{�;; C}tildren's Center Playground Children's Center PG 1 8 2.57 5'>t:�2;�4�: 12,500 105,874 i':fl�i3�`'� . 1Iamline Branch Library Public Improvements Hamline Branch Library Association GS 4 I1 2.50 6':�i:'';1$,�f3 15,000 90,874 .`;t�"��9� �.;� Old Hudson Road Sidewalk Project District 1 Community Council NCC 7 1 2.43 7``:'S;�fpp;.: 5,000 85,874 ;��_'��:' St. Anthony Park Facade Improvement Program St. Anthony Park Business Association CR 4 12 238 8�� ::"�'};t�t¢: 20,000 65,874 't1¢2=9�_�`r;;` Maintenance, Training, and Disttibufion Center Aurora/Saint Anthony Neighborhood NCR 1 8 2.21 9'.(�s: :�tl;#T��#::: 10,000 55,874 Development Corporation `:'fl1��G'`�f`s?': John Alden Square Gazebo Neighbors of John Alden Square P 4 12 2.08 10 `%.:�;i8,;4Z€�; S,4Z0 47,454 `;tt3�9C;�",x: � Stutzman Block Facade Upper Swede Hollow Neighborhoods CR 7 4 2.07 11 �;":�I;#�(]C3i' 20,000 27,454 Association is�(3�;.}9�i'.�;s 962 University Avenue Facade Improvement for Asian Business and Community Foundation CR 1 8 2.00 12 :;:':: �:S;�p�y::. 15,000 12,454 �'` Upper Midwest Acupuncture Clinic and Healing and ABC Properties, Inc. Center `;itQ�<�;��;i.: �miture Warehouse Catholic Chazities CR 2 9 1.64 13 '`'::��;�$�'; 12,454 0 Project Type Codes: A Acquisition CC Community Center (includes Arts) CP Commercia/ Parking CR Commercia! Rehab (aAso inc/udes 2hab of child care space, apartment community room, office space, industnal rehab) CS Commercial St`eetscape E ED GS NCC NCR Energy Conservation P Park Improvements - City property Economic Deve/opment: jobs c2ated/retained PA Pollution Abatement Green Space Development (inciudes community PG Playground Improvements (includes totlots) gardens, residential landscaping, music garden) RR Residentia/ Rehab (inGudes rental rehab) New Construc6on: Commercial RS Residential Streetscape New Construction: Residen6al � � � y �� V' ProjectType Codes: A Acquisifion CC Community Center ('mdutles Ms) � CP Cammerpai Patking CR Commemia/ Rehab (also irtGUtles rehab of child care space, aparbnent community room, ot(ice space, mdusbia/ rehab) CS Commercia! Streefscape � , E Eneryy Conservation ED £COnomic Dev¢bpment pbs created/reteirretl GS Green Space Devebpment (nctu0es community gardens, residential Iandsca0�+9, music gartlen) NCC N�wCOnstructipn: Commeicial NCR NBwCOnsWC60n: Resitlenti8l P PA PG RR RS Park /mprovemeMS - Ciry property Po9ulion Abatement Heygrountl impmveman4 (nclutles totlots) Resdentie/ Rehab (ixlutles renla( reha6J RBSiden6al Sheekcape �^ • � � V _ 7996 STAR Sma// Grant Baaid Recommendatians Caatinued.. 7996 STAR Sma// Giant Board Recommendations Continued... Project'type Codes: A Acquisition CC Community Center (includes ARs) CP Commercial Parking CR Commercia/ Rehab (a/so includes 2hab of child ca2 space, apartment community room, office space, industrial rehab) CS Commercial Streetscape E ED GS NCC NCR Energy Conservation P Park Improvements - City property Economic Developmenk %obs createtl/retained PA Pollu6on Abatement Green Space Deve/opment (inc/udes community PG Playground Improvements (includes totlots) gardens, residential landscaping, music garden) RR ResidenGal Rehab (includes renta! rehab) New Construction: Commercial RS Residential St2etscape New Construction: Residential � � 1 r / V