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ORIG{NAL
Presented
RESOLUTION
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
Referred To Committee: Date
�a
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul has initiated a study of the taxicab industry in the Twin Cities Metropolitan
area in cooperation with the Cities of ivTinneapolis, Bloomington, Saint Louis Park, the Metropolitan Airports
Commission, and the Metropolitan Council, and
WHEREAS, representatives of these jurisdictions have asked the Management Analysis Division of the
Minnesota Department of Administration to conduct a study of ta.zicab service in the region and prepare and
present recommendation to increase jurisdictional cooperation on ta�cicab enforcement matters, and
WHEREAS, each community has agreed to contribute funds to pay for the costs of the study to be performed
by the Management Analysis Division, and
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul has agreed to act as the 8sca1 agent for the study, to receive and disbwse
funds from these communities and the Management Analysis Division as appropriate, and
WHEREAS, the Mayor, pursuant to 5ection 10.07.04 of the City Charter, recommends the following changes
to the 1998 budget:
Current
ud et
Fxxr.aicirrc ai.ax:
Department of Executi.ve Administration
Division - I,icense, Znspections, and
Environmental Protection
GL 320 33350 6999 Other Misc. Revenue N.O.0
All Other Activity Financing
SPENDING PLAN:
Department of Executive Administration
Division - License, Inspections, and
Environmental Protection
GL 320 33350 0219 Fees-Other Profsnl Serv
All Otrier Activity Spending
S o
$1.045,833
$1,045,833
Curxent
ud et
$ 47,003
$ 998.530
$1,045,833
Green Sheet # 50437
Chanae
siz,000
$12,000
Crianae
Si2,000
$12,000
Revised
Budaet
s ia, o00
S1.045,833
$1, 057, 833
Revised
ud et
$ 59,003
$ 998.830
$1,057,833
�� - Ioas
45 RESOLVED, that the City Council approves these changes to the 1998 budget.
Requested by Department of:
Adoption Certified by Council Secretary
By
Ap�
sy
Office of License Insgections and
'.o m n a P otec ion
By: �l���r�.
Approval Recommended by Financial
Services Director:
gy: � ri—" V`'r-�'^--
rm Approved by City tt rney
��
� !` �t�.�/'v�.C4= �/�..a..
l
proved by ayor for Submission to
uncil
sy:
�
Adopted by Council: Date � 1��. ,�l°l�
OFFICE QE LIEP
Robert Kessler
266-9112
be on Council Agenda by:
# OF
PAGE3
Date: GREEN SHEET
November 4, 1998
N 5 0 4 3 7 °ig'�
- EPARTAffiNT DIRECTOR ZTY COVNCIL
'� TTY ARTOEtNEY I17 CLERR
UI%'ET DIRSCTOR IN. & MGT. SVC. DIR.
n YOR (OR AS5I5
r�+�+�
CTION REQUESTED: Approval of a resolution to accept funds from other
urisdictions to fund an analvsis of t�icab service in the Metropolitan area.
AFPROVE (A) OR RFJECT (R) I�PERSONAL SSRYICE CODTTRACTS !IliST ANSWER T� FaLTAV4INQ:
dNING CDi�fISSION CNIL SERVICE WMMISSIDN 7. Has the personlfirm ever worked under a contsact for this department?
COMMI'tTEE _ SVSINESS REVIEW COVNCIL YES NO
?F _ Has this person/firm ever been a City employee?
CRICT COVRT _ 1E5 NO
3. Does this person/fiYm posSeSS a skill not normally possessed by any
CS WHICH WUNCIL OBJECTIVE? C�zren[ City employee?
YES NO
laia all YES �sorass on a 6eyatate eheat aad attaeh.
`IATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Who, What, When, Where, Why):
City of Saint Paul is working with the cities of Minneapolis, Bloomington,
Louis Park, the Metropolitan Airports Commission, and the Metropolitan
cil to study taxicab service in the Twin Cities. The study is being
ucted by the Minnesota Department of Administration and is intended to
ide information on ways to improve service levels and standardize the
latory scheme and requirements between jurisdictions.
VANTAGES IF APPROVED:
11 allow the City to act as the fiscal agent to make sure an objective
alvsis is done.
IF APPROVED:
Apparent.
ISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED:
here will be no accurate information available on the quality of taxicab
ervice in the Twin Cities and affected communities will be unable to
etermine the proper course of action to improve both service levels and the
s
egulatory scheme.
AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S 12,000 COSTlREVENUE BUDGETED YE5
SOURCE Other Jurisdictions ACTSVITY NUMBER
NO
INFORMATION: (EXPLAIN) (Background memo attached) ��aar�� �v�'=�r-^i`
�:� : . .xr_.��.
SAINi
rauc
�
AAAA
CITY OF SAINT PAUL
Norm COteman, Mayor
September i l, 1998
OFF7CE OF LICENSE. INSPECCfONS A.�1D
ENYIRONMENTqi, pROTECI'10N
Robert Kcssler, Dirator
LOWRY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING
Suue 300
3SOSt. PeterStreet
Saint Paul, Mrrujesam SS102-I510
To: 3im Moncur, Director Minneapolis Licenses & Consumer Services
Fr: Robert Kessler, LIEP Director �
Re: Contract With Management Analysis Division--Invoice
� _� as
Telephorze: 612-266-9p9p
Fa<simile: 612d66-4099
612-266-9124
I am forwarding a copy of the contract that we signed with MAD to conduct the analysis
of the quality of taxicab service in the metro area. I have also included a copy of the
original contract that was signed between MAD and Saint Paul last February which
covered the initial planning stage. As we agreed previously, amount that Minneapolis
will contribute to the project is $5,000. Let me know if there is any oCher information
or documentation you need to issue a check to the City of Saint Paul.
The following are the contributions from the other participants as of this date:
Minneapolis
Metro Council
MAC
Bioomington
St. Louis Park
St. Paul
$5,�00
$4,000
$3,000
$ 240
$7,920 (Paid)
I look forward to our next meeting on Friday, the 18th of August, at 10:00 a.m. at
Bloomington City Hall. See you then.
c: Tom Helgesen, MAD
Troy Gilbertson
Dave Lobejko
Council File # �\ � 10�5
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ORIG{NAL
Presented
RESOLUTION
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
Referred To Committee: Date
�a
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul has initiated a study of the taxicab industry in the Twin Cities Metropolitan
area in cooperation with the Cities of ivTinneapolis, Bloomington, Saint Louis Park, the Metropolitan Airports
Commission, and the Metropolitan Council, and
WHEREAS, representatives of these jurisdictions have asked the Management Analysis Division of the
Minnesota Department of Administration to conduct a study of ta.zicab service in the region and prepare and
present recommendation to increase jurisdictional cooperation on ta�cicab enforcement matters, and
WHEREAS, each community has agreed to contribute funds to pay for the costs of the study to be performed
by the Management Analysis Division, and
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul has agreed to act as the 8sca1 agent for the study, to receive and disbwse
funds from these communities and the Management Analysis Division as appropriate, and
WHEREAS, the Mayor, pursuant to 5ection 10.07.04 of the City Charter, recommends the following changes
to the 1998 budget:
Current
ud et
Fxxr.aicirrc ai.ax:
Department of Executi.ve Administration
Division - I,icense, Znspections, and
Environmental Protection
GL 320 33350 6999 Other Misc. Revenue N.O.0
All Other Activity Financing
SPENDING PLAN:
Department of Executive Administration
Division - License, Inspections, and
Environmental Protection
GL 320 33350 0219 Fees-Other Profsnl Serv
All Otrier Activity Spending
S o
$1.045,833
$1,045,833
Curxent
ud et
$ 47,003
$ 998.530
$1,045,833
Green Sheet # 50437
Chanae
siz,000
$12,000
Crianae
Si2,000
$12,000
Revised
Budaet
s ia, o00
S1.045,833
$1, 057, 833
Revised
ud et
$ 59,003
$ 998.830
$1,057,833
�� - Ioas
45 RESOLVED, that the City Council approves these changes to the 1998 budget.
Requested by Department of:
Adoption Certified by Council Secretary
By
Ap�
sy
Office of License Insgections and
'.o m n a P otec ion
By: �l���r�.
Approval Recommended by Financial
Services Director:
gy: � ri—" V`'r-�'^--
rm Approved by City tt rney
��
� !` �t�.�/'v�.C4= �/�..a..
l
proved by ayor for Submission to
uncil
sy:
�
Adopted by Council: Date � 1��. ,�l°l�
OFFICE QE LIEP
Robert Kessler
266-9112
be on Council Agenda by:
# OF
PAGE3
Date: GREEN SHEET
November 4, 1998
N 5 0 4 3 7 °ig'�
- EPARTAffiNT DIRECTOR ZTY COVNCIL
'� TTY ARTOEtNEY I17 CLERR
UI%'ET DIRSCTOR IN. & MGT. SVC. DIR.
n YOR (OR AS5I5
r�+�+�
CTION REQUESTED: Approval of a resolution to accept funds from other
urisdictions to fund an analvsis of t�icab service in the Metropolitan area.
AFPROVE (A) OR RFJECT (R) I�PERSONAL SSRYICE CODTTRACTS !IliST ANSWER T� FaLTAV4INQ:
dNING CDi�fISSION CNIL SERVICE WMMISSIDN 7. Has the personlfirm ever worked under a contsact for this department?
COMMI'tTEE _ SVSINESS REVIEW COVNCIL YES NO
?F _ Has this person/firm ever been a City employee?
CRICT COVRT _ 1E5 NO
3. Does this person/fiYm posSeSS a skill not normally possessed by any
CS WHICH WUNCIL OBJECTIVE? C�zren[ City employee?
YES NO
laia all YES �sorass on a 6eyatate eheat aad attaeh.
`IATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Who, What, When, Where, Why):
City of Saint Paul is working with the cities of Minneapolis, Bloomington,
Louis Park, the Metropolitan Airports Commission, and the Metropolitan
cil to study taxicab service in the Twin Cities. The study is being
ucted by the Minnesota Department of Administration and is intended to
ide information on ways to improve service levels and standardize the
latory scheme and requirements between jurisdictions.
VANTAGES IF APPROVED:
11 allow the City to act as the fiscal agent to make sure an objective
alvsis is done.
IF APPROVED:
Apparent.
ISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED:
here will be no accurate information available on the quality of taxicab
ervice in the Twin Cities and affected communities will be unable to
etermine the proper course of action to improve both service levels and the
s
egulatory scheme.
AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S 12,000 COSTlREVENUE BUDGETED YE5
SOURCE Other Jurisdictions ACTSVITY NUMBER
NO
INFORMATION: (EXPLAIN) (Background memo attached) ��aar�� �v�'=�r-^i`
�:� : . .xr_.��.
SAINi
rauc
�
AAAA
CITY OF SAINT PAUL
Norm COteman, Mayor
September i l, 1998
OFF7CE OF LICENSE. INSPECCfONS A.�1D
ENYIRONMENTqi, pROTECI'10N
Robert Kcssler, Dirator
LOWRY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING
Suue 300
3SOSt. PeterStreet
Saint Paul, Mrrujesam SS102-I510
To: 3im Moncur, Director Minneapolis Licenses & Consumer Services
Fr: Robert Kessler, LIEP Director �
Re: Contract With Management Analysis Division--Invoice
� _� as
Telephorze: 612-266-9p9p
Fa<simile: 612d66-4099
612-266-9124
I am forwarding a copy of the contract that we signed with MAD to conduct the analysis
of the quality of taxicab service in the metro area. I have also included a copy of the
original contract that was signed between MAD and Saint Paul last February which
covered the initial planning stage. As we agreed previously, amount that Minneapolis
will contribute to the project is $5,000. Let me know if there is any oCher information
or documentation you need to issue a check to the City of Saint Paul.
The following are the contributions from the other participants as of this date:
Minneapolis
Metro Council
MAC
Bioomington
St. Louis Park
St. Paul
$5,�00
$4,000
$3,000
$ 240
$7,920 (Paid)
I look forward to our next meeting on Friday, the 18th of August, at 10:00 a.m. at
Bloomington City Hall. See you then.
c: Tom Helgesen, MAD
Troy Gilbertson
Dave Lobejko
Council File # �\ � 10�5
Ordinance #
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
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ORIG{NAL
Presented
RESOLUTION
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
Referred To Committee: Date
�a
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul has initiated a study of the taxicab industry in the Twin Cities Metropolitan
area in cooperation with the Cities of ivTinneapolis, Bloomington, Saint Louis Park, the Metropolitan Airports
Commission, and the Metropolitan Council, and
WHEREAS, representatives of these jurisdictions have asked the Management Analysis Division of the
Minnesota Department of Administration to conduct a study of ta.zicab service in the region and prepare and
present recommendation to increase jurisdictional cooperation on ta�cicab enforcement matters, and
WHEREAS, each community has agreed to contribute funds to pay for the costs of the study to be performed
by the Management Analysis Division, and
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul has agreed to act as the 8sca1 agent for the study, to receive and disbwse
funds from these communities and the Management Analysis Division as appropriate, and
WHEREAS, the Mayor, pursuant to 5ection 10.07.04 of the City Charter, recommends the following changes
to the 1998 budget:
Current
ud et
Fxxr.aicirrc ai.ax:
Department of Executi.ve Administration
Division - I,icense, Znspections, and
Environmental Protection
GL 320 33350 6999 Other Misc. Revenue N.O.0
All Other Activity Financing
SPENDING PLAN:
Department of Executive Administration
Division - License, Inspections, and
Environmental Protection
GL 320 33350 0219 Fees-Other Profsnl Serv
All Otrier Activity Spending
S o
$1.045,833
$1,045,833
Curxent
ud et
$ 47,003
$ 998.530
$1,045,833
Green Sheet # 50437
Chanae
siz,000
$12,000
Crianae
Si2,000
$12,000
Revised
Budaet
s ia, o00
S1.045,833
$1, 057, 833
Revised
ud et
$ 59,003
$ 998.830
$1,057,833
�� - Ioas
45 RESOLVED, that the City Council approves these changes to the 1998 budget.
Requested by Department of:
Adoption Certified by Council Secretary
By
Ap�
sy
Office of License Insgections and
'.o m n a P otec ion
By: �l���r�.
Approval Recommended by Financial
Services Director:
gy: � ri—" V`'r-�'^--
rm Approved by City tt rney
��
� !` �t�.�/'v�.C4= �/�..a..
l
proved by ayor for Submission to
uncil
sy:
�
Adopted by Council: Date � 1��. ,�l°l�
OFFICE QE LIEP
Robert Kessler
266-9112
be on Council Agenda by:
# OF
PAGE3
Date: GREEN SHEET
November 4, 1998
N 5 0 4 3 7 °ig'�
- EPARTAffiNT DIRECTOR ZTY COVNCIL
'� TTY ARTOEtNEY I17 CLERR
UI%'ET DIRSCTOR IN. & MGT. SVC. DIR.
n YOR (OR AS5I5
r�+�+�
CTION REQUESTED: Approval of a resolution to accept funds from other
urisdictions to fund an analvsis of t�icab service in the Metropolitan area.
AFPROVE (A) OR RFJECT (R) I�PERSONAL SSRYICE CODTTRACTS !IliST ANSWER T� FaLTAV4INQ:
dNING CDi�fISSION CNIL SERVICE WMMISSIDN 7. Has the personlfirm ever worked under a contsact for this department?
COMMI'tTEE _ SVSINESS REVIEW COVNCIL YES NO
?F _ Has this person/firm ever been a City employee?
CRICT COVRT _ 1E5 NO
3. Does this person/fiYm posSeSS a skill not normally possessed by any
CS WHICH WUNCIL OBJECTIVE? C�zren[ City employee?
YES NO
laia all YES �sorass on a 6eyatate eheat aad attaeh.
`IATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Who, What, When, Where, Why):
City of Saint Paul is working with the cities of Minneapolis, Bloomington,
Louis Park, the Metropolitan Airports Commission, and the Metropolitan
cil to study taxicab service in the Twin Cities. The study is being
ucted by the Minnesota Department of Administration and is intended to
ide information on ways to improve service levels and standardize the
latory scheme and requirements between jurisdictions.
VANTAGES IF APPROVED:
11 allow the City to act as the fiscal agent to make sure an objective
alvsis is done.
IF APPROVED:
Apparent.
ISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED:
here will be no accurate information available on the quality of taxicab
ervice in the Twin Cities and affected communities will be unable to
etermine the proper course of action to improve both service levels and the
s
egulatory scheme.
AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S 12,000 COSTlREVENUE BUDGETED YE5
SOURCE Other Jurisdictions ACTSVITY NUMBER
NO
INFORMATION: (EXPLAIN) (Background memo attached) ��aar�� �v�'=�r-^i`
�:� : . .xr_.��.
SAINi
rauc
�
AAAA
CITY OF SAINT PAUL
Norm COteman, Mayor
September i l, 1998
OFF7CE OF LICENSE. INSPECCfONS A.�1D
ENYIRONMENTqi, pROTECI'10N
Robert Kcssler, Dirator
LOWRY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING
Suue 300
3SOSt. PeterStreet
Saint Paul, Mrrujesam SS102-I510
To: 3im Moncur, Director Minneapolis Licenses & Consumer Services
Fr: Robert Kessler, LIEP Director �
Re: Contract With Management Analysis Division--Invoice
� _� as
Telephorze: 612-266-9p9p
Fa<simile: 612d66-4099
612-266-9124
I am forwarding a copy of the contract that we signed with MAD to conduct the analysis
of the quality of taxicab service in the metro area. I have also included a copy of the
original contract that was signed between MAD and Saint Paul last February which
covered the initial planning stage. As we agreed previously, amount that Minneapolis
will contribute to the project is $5,000. Let me know if there is any oCher information
or documentation you need to issue a check to the City of Saint Paul.
The following are the contributions from the other participants as of this date:
Minneapolis
Metro Council
MAC
Bioomington
St. Louis Park
St. Paul
$5,�00
$4,000
$3,000
$ 240
$7,920 (Paid)
I look forward to our next meeting on Friday, the 18th of August, at 10:00 a.m. at
Bloomington City Hall. See you then.
c: Tom Helgesen, MAD
Troy Gilbertson
Dave Lobejko