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Presented By
Re£erred To
COmmittee: Date
1 WHEREAS, on April 2, 1997, City Council considered Resolution 97-349 which introduced
2 the Capital City Development Program, was laid-over until April 30, 1997, to be
3 discussed at policy meeting; and
4
5 WHEREAS, on April 30, 1997, public discussion was held concerning the development of
6 the Capital City Development Program which could realign city development objectives
7 with neighborhood-based proposals for housing and business revitalization by
8 targeting specific residential and commercial areas which require strategies for
9 these activities; and
1�
11 WHEREAS, the Capital City Development Program is a proposal in response to policy
12 discussions generated at the City Council related to housing rehabilitation/new
13 development and commercial development; and
14
15 WHEREAS, City Council directed PED staff to develop an implementation plan for the
lfi Capital City Development Program to be brought back to the City Council within six
17 (6) weeks; and
18
19 WHEREAS, to faCilitate discussion on these issues among City Council members, City
2� sta£f and members of the community, a series of resolutions pertaining to components
21 of the Capital City Development Program will be introduced to assist in the
22 implementation of the Program.
23
24 WHEREAS, over the past year City Council has discussed £inancing assistance in the
25 rehabilitation of vacant houses and has now raised concerns about the effectiveness
26 of being able to successfully impact neighborhoods and tax base at the current
27 levels.
28
29 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the amount of financing assistance wili be
3� $35,000 for single family houses and $50,000 for duplexes to £ourplexes converted to
�1 single family use or density reduction all for resale for home ownership.
32
» FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council recommend that the Housing and
34 Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota, consider and approve
35 this resolution.
36
37
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39 gE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that to maximize the use and ensure prudent stewardship of
40 public resources, especially direct public subsidies, that all Houses to Homes grant
41 allocations be reported, in detail, to the HRA Board of Commissioners on a quarterly
42 basis.
43
44 � gE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council encouxage the Depar[ment of Planning and
45 Economic Development to prioritize gap subsidy requests that:
46 1. Target development geographically to coincide wiCh other development and investment
47 and does not preclude scattered site revitalization; and
2. Encouraee the decrease of bureaucratic and admini_strarive cnct� rhrrn�uh laroor �oa�o
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equally or unequall on up to seuen owner-occupied homes which did not receiv sistance
through the Houses t Homes Program but wluch need improvements of the ty es pemutted in
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RESOLUTION 3�
�" '°` '� r : CITY OF SA1NT PAUL, MINNESOTA
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Presented By
Re£erred To
COmmittee: Date
1 WHEREAS, on April 2, 1997, City Council considered Resolution 97-349 which introduced
2 the Capital City Development Program, was laid-over until April 30, 1997, to be
3 discussed at policy meeting; and
4
5 WHEREAS, on April 30, 1997, public discussion was held concerning the development of
6 the Capital City Development Program which could realign city development objectives
7 with neighborhood-based proposals for housing and business revitalization by
8 targeting specific residential and commercial areas which require strategies for
9 these activities; and
1�
11 WHEREAS, the Capital City Development Program is a proposal in response to policy
12 discussions generated at the City Council related to housing rehabilitation/new
13 development and commercial development; and
14
15 WHEREAS, City Council directed PED staff to develop an implementation plan for the
lfi Capital City Development Program to be brought back to the City Council within six
17 (6) weeks; and
18
19 WHEREAS, to faCilitate discussion on these issues among City Council members, City
2� sta£f and members of the community, a series of resolutions pertaining to components
21 of the Capital City Development Program will be introduced to assist in the
22 implementation of the Program.
23
24 WHEREAS, over the past year City Council has discussed £inancing assistance in the
25 rehabilitation of vacant houses and has now raised concerns about the effectiveness
26 of being able to successfully impact neighborhoods and tax base at the current
27 levels.
28
29 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the amount of financing assistance wili be
3� $35,000 for single family houses and $50,000 for duplexes to £ourplexes converted to
�1 single family use or density reduction all for resale for home ownership.
32
» FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council recommend that the Housing and
34 Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota, consider and approve
35 this resolution.
36
37
38 1t�se.-4 '�e �o\�l�w�r�:
39 gE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that to maximize the use and ensure prudent stewardship of
40 public resources, especially direct public subsidies, that all Houses to Homes grant
41 allocations be reported, in detail, to the HRA Board of Commissioners on a quarterly
42 basis.
43
44 � gE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council encouxage the Depar[ment of Planning and
45 Economic Development to prioritize gap subsidy requests that:
46 1. Target development geographically to coincide wiCh other development and investment
47 and does not preclude scattered site revitalization; and
2. Encouraee the decrease of bureaucratic and admini_strarive cnct� rhrrn�uh laroor �oa�o
= az --���
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Appr
By
Requested by Department of:
Planninq & Economic Development
By:
Form Approved by City Attorney
By:
Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
By:
Adoption Certified by Council Secretary
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DEPAR7MENT/OFFlCE/COUNqL DATE INfTIATED
GREEN SHEET No. ��4 7.�
CONfA PERSON 8 PNONE O pEppqRlAlgpf[ OIREC70R � CRY C�UNqL
NUYBEp FOA � CfTV ATfORNEV � CITV CLEFK
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, � MAYOR (OR A3515TANT1 O
TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATUFi�
ACTION RE-0UESTED:
Increase the subsidy level for housing redevelopment in the ciry.
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AND BE IT FURTI-IER RESOLVED, that the City Council encourage the Deparpment of
Planning and Economic Development to prioririze gap subsidy requests that:
L Tazget development geographically to coincide with other develo�iment and
investment; and �_ �__
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house, an organi tion participating in this program may use the $35,000 subsidy b dividing it
equally or unequall on up to seuen owner-occupied homes which did not receiv sistance
through the Houses t Homes Program but wluch need improvements of the ty es pemutted in
that program. D'uect D staff, within the next two weeks, to find a suitabi ding source in
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RESOLUTION 3�
�" '°` '� r : CITY OF SA1NT PAUL, MINNESOTA
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•� ° ,• .. .• �___� n /1 A r� , n dA
Presented By
Re£erred To
COmmittee: Date
1 WHEREAS, on April 2, 1997, City Council considered Resolution 97-349 which introduced
2 the Capital City Development Program, was laid-over until April 30, 1997, to be
3 discussed at policy meeting; and
4
5 WHEREAS, on April 30, 1997, public discussion was held concerning the development of
6 the Capital City Development Program which could realign city development objectives
7 with neighborhood-based proposals for housing and business revitalization by
8 targeting specific residential and commercial areas which require strategies for
9 these activities; and
1�
11 WHEREAS, the Capital City Development Program is a proposal in response to policy
12 discussions generated at the City Council related to housing rehabilitation/new
13 development and commercial development; and
14
15 WHEREAS, City Council directed PED staff to develop an implementation plan for the
lfi Capital City Development Program to be brought back to the City Council within six
17 (6) weeks; and
18
19 WHEREAS, to faCilitate discussion on these issues among City Council members, City
2� sta£f and members of the community, a series of resolutions pertaining to components
21 of the Capital City Development Program will be introduced to assist in the
22 implementation of the Program.
23
24 WHEREAS, over the past year City Council has discussed £inancing assistance in the
25 rehabilitation of vacant houses and has now raised concerns about the effectiveness
26 of being able to successfully impact neighborhoods and tax base at the current
27 levels.
28
29 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the amount of financing assistance wili be
3� $35,000 for single family houses and $50,000 for duplexes to £ourplexes converted to
�1 single family use or density reduction all for resale for home ownership.
32
» FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council recommend that the Housing and
34 Redevelopment Authority of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota, consider and approve
35 this resolution.
36
37
38 1t�se.-4 '�e �o\�l�w�r�:
39 gE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that to maximize the use and ensure prudent stewardship of
40 public resources, especially direct public subsidies, that all Houses to Homes grant
41 allocations be reported, in detail, to the HRA Board of Commissioners on a quarterly
42 basis.
43
44 � gE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council encouxage the Depar[ment of Planning and
45 Economic Development to prioritize gap subsidy requests that:
46 1. Target development geographically to coincide wiCh other development and investment
47 and does not preclude scattered site revitalization; and
2. Encouraee the decrease of bureaucratic and admini_strarive cnct� rhrrn�uh laroor �oa�o
= az --���
sy:
Appr
By
Requested by Department of:
Planninq & Economic Development
By:
Form Approved by City Attorney
By:
Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
By:
Adoption Certified by Council Secretary
q') v t S��'
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DEPAR7MENT/OFFlCE/COUNqL DATE INfTIATED
GREEN SHEET No. ��4 7.�
CONfA PERSON 8 PNONE O pEppqRlAlgpf[ OIREC70R � CRY C�UNqL
NUYBEp FOA � CfTV ATfORNEV � CITV CLEFK
MU5f BE O COUNpL AGENDA BY (DATE) NOUTINO � eUDGET DIRECTOR � FIN. 8 MGT. SERVICES Diq,
, � MAYOR (OR A3515TANT1 O
TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATUFi�
ACTION RE-0UESTED:
Increase the subsidy level for housing redevelopment in the ciry.
HECOMMENDA710NS: Approve (A) a Reject (F� CAUNCIL COMIAI7TEE/RESEARCH flEPORT OPTIONAL
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ADVANiAGES IF APPROVED:
DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED:
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AND BE IT FURTI-IER RESOLVED, that the City Council encourage the Deparpment of
Planning and Economic Development to prioririze gap subsidy requests that:
L Tazget development geographically to coincide with other develo�iment and
investment; and �_ �__
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2. Decrease bureaucratic and administrative costs through lazger scale development
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FURTHER, BE T RESOLVED, that rather than using the above subsidy on a single cant
house, an organi tion participating in this program may use the $35,000 subsidy b dividing it
equally or unequall on up to seuen owner-occupied homes which did not receiv sistance
through the Houses t Homes Program but wluch need improvements of the ty es pemutted in
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