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91-1741 �RI���I�L � � ` • � � s� Council File # � • n�f Ordinance # r� Green Sheet # ( �� 1 ORDINAN E CITY OF AINT PAUL, INNESOTA � � �� Presented By � '�i` i���`� ; � Referred To N � ' .c (��b� Committee: Da e Q( � S / v , � ��l�.ec�s.= 1���.-l;� 1 2 An Ordinance Amending Chapter 140 of the Legislative 3 Code of the C`ity of Saint Paul relating to Skyways. 4 5 6 THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL ORDAINS: 7 8 9 10 Section l. 11 12 Chapter 140.10 of the Legislative Code of the City of�aint Paul is hereby 13 amended as follows: 14 15 Sec.140.10. Safety Requirements. 16 17 The owner of a building containing an element of the Saint Paul pedestrian 18 skyway system shall maintain said element in a condition so as not to constitute a 19 hazard to its patrons, and shall also comply with the following requirements: 20 21 (1) On and after June 1, 1991, �" �'°-��„+° vublic easements in buildin�s 22 connected to e€ the skyway pedestrian system shall maintain a minimum light 23 level of€�� ten (10) foot candles and an avera,�e of fifteen �51 foot- 24 candles, horizontal average maintained at the floor surfaces, during all hours 25 of operation. A minimum of fifteen (,151 foot candles must be maintained in 26 the skyway bridges during all hours of operation. ' , 27 . 28 Light installation shall be so designated that failure of one lamp will not leave 29 an area inadequately lighted. 30 31 (2) All elements of the skyway system shall be maintained in a clean, 32 seasonally adjusted comfortable temperature level; of seventy (70, degrees 33 fahrenheit. plus or minus eigh�8, degrees fahrenheit, sanitary, and safe 34 manner. Building owners shall be responsible for necessary repair and 35 replacement of damaged or deteriorated portions of the skyway pedestrian 36 system. Hazardous and non-hazardous obstacles are prohibited so as to avoid 37 the appearance of clutter. 38 39 (3) On and after June 1, 1991, all areas of the pedestrian skyway system that, 40 because of design, lighting, decorations, or any other reason may be so �C'V�►��,�L , Cr=�ti-���� ✓ � �7�� 1 construed as a "hiding place", as determined by the Skyway Governance 2 Committee, shall be secured by a physical barrier, eliminated, or monitored. 3 4 (4) On and after June 1, 1991, a11 ares of the pedestrian skyway system shall 5 provide a continuous, immediate, accessible, and easy to perform means of 6 communicating requests to the emergency dispatch center or "911". 7 Communications may be provided by auto-dialed emergency response call 8 boxes, working pay phones, or other appropriate alarm devices. There shall 9 be a minimum of one (1) means of communication located every 320 feet 10 measured linearly and a minimum of one (1) means of communication per 11 building. These means of communication shall be located in prominent 12 locations as determined by the Skyway Governance Committee and accessible 13 during all hours of operation. In areas where a means of communication is 14 not visible, signage with directions to the nearest location shall be prominently 15 displayed. 16 17 (5) On and after June 1, 1991, signs providing location names (i.e., building 18 name, concourse name, floor level, and e�uts from the system) and utilizing 19 easily readable lettering, shall be prominently displayed in the pedestrian 20 skyway system. The name utilized shall be unique and descriptive so that calls 21 for aid to that place name can be responded to accurately. 22 23 (6) On and after June 1, 1991, the owner of a building containing an element 24 of the pedestrian skyway system shall provide in the building owned for the 25 reasonable observation and surveillance of the portions of the pedestrian 26 skyway system located by video cameras or by patrolling security personnel. 27 28 (a) Video cameras used for observation and surveillance shall be 29 monitored by personnel during all hours of skyway operation. The owner, 30 when placing the video cameras, shall consider building design and internal 31 layout, building usage, and incident trends. The owner shall make every 32 effort during the further development and implementation of a skyway 33 security to achieve the optimum of a coordinated camera and voice 34 communications and surveillance system. All cameras utilized shall provide 35 video output at one (1) volt peak-to-peak, NTSC. The placement of 36 cameras shall be reviewed for compliance with City standards by the 37 Skyway Governance Committee. 38 39 (b) Patrolling security personnel used for observation or surveillance shall 40 patrol during all hours of skyway operation, and the frequency of patrol 41 shall be determined by the building owner. The building owner, when 42 determining the frequency of patrols, shall consider the size and design of 43 the skyway portion located in the building, the type of uses located in the 44 building, incident trends, and the means of surveillance implemented in 45 adjoining structures. The Skyway Governance Committee shall recommend 46 minimum City standards for patrol and review for compliance, to be 47 approved by the City Council. 48 ��l�l�V��. . �r�� _ i7�/ �' k • J 7�5 � 1 (7) The �iee�se Fire Inspector is authorized to inspect for violations and to 2 otherwise enforce the provisions of this section. 3 4 5 6 Section 2. 7 8 That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days after its 9 passage, approval and publication. YeaT Nays Absent Requested by Department of: mon .� oswi z :�" � on �� � r'� �Yl -� �C__ U�?: �` � � acca ee � e man �- une i son BY� , (_. Adopted by Council: Date ��� 3 1991 Fo� Appro by ity Attoz. ey Adoption Certified by Co�cil ;Secretary y: �( < < ,+��+�� � ., � i j .. — BY� - ' `-- `' Approved by Mayor for Submission to Approved by M `yor: D�te EC 5 ���� Council ,- � . ,�����y�U" � B ,�;,, . r- By: Y� � ' ��1��IS��� CzC 14'91 .� , . . .- . . ����7�/ ✓ DEPARTMENT,�OFFICE/COUNCIL ' � DATE INITIATED N� _13 4 9 9 Plannin and Economic Development GREEN SHE CONTACT PERSON&PHONE INITIA INITIAUDATE �DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR �CITY COUNCIL Kady Dadlez 228-3392 AS814N �CITYATTORNEV O CITYCLERK NUMBER FOR MUST BE ON COUNCIL AOENDA BY(DATE) ROUTING �BUDGET DIRECTOR �FIN.&MOT.SERVICES DIR. ORDER �MAYOR(OR ASSISTANT) � Dan Corne'o TOTAL#OF SIGNATURE PAGES � (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ACTION RE�UESTED: Approve amendments to the existing Skyway Security ordinance. Proper enforcement of existing ordinance cannot commence until amendments are approved. RECOMMENDATIONS:Approve(A)or Reject(R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLOWING��C 1�1�4:I 1/E� _ PLANNING COMMISSION _ CIVIL 3ERVICE COMMISSION �• Has this person/firm evet worked under e coMfaCt for this department? �V�� Y _CIB COMMITfEE A Skvwav Governan e YES NO _STAFF COICImitte2 2• Has this person/firm ever been a city employee? A�G N g 1991 YES NO _ DISTRIC7 COURT _ 3. Does this person/firm possess a skill not normally possessed by a ci ? SUPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJECTIVE7 YES NO �1"��` �1°���N EY Explaln ell yes e�swers on separate sheet and attach to groen shest INITIATINO PROBLEM,ISSUE,OPPORTUNITY(Who,What,When,Where,Why): When the Skyway Security ordinance was adopted, the License Division was identified as the, agency responsible for enforcing the various requirements contained in the ordinance. The License Division, however, lacks the technical and legal ability to effectively enforce the ordinance as passed. The Fire Department has the expertise and has agreed to assume the enforcement responsibility as part of the certificate of occupancy program. This delegation of responsibility has been approved by the Mayor. In addition, modified lighting levels and a specified temperature range are proposed. ADVANTAGES IF APPROVED: Improved safety for pedestrians utilizing the skyway system. General improvement of p estrian environment in the skyway. Delegation of enforcement authority to the more 1 ical and effective agency--the Fire Department. �����4�� ��:� � �gQ,� �p 0 S " sF�G� DISADVANTACiES IF APPROVED: , RECEIVED � � �,�;e.��� �<< None. S E P — 9 1991 CITY CLERK DISADVANTAOES IF NOT APPROVED: Unsafe conditions (poor lighting levels, extreme hot/cold temperatures) will continue to be a concern for users of the skyway system. � Counci� Research Center SEP � 5 1991 TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION $ � COST/REVENUE BUDGETED(CIRCLE ONE) YES NO FUNDING SOURCE NA ACTIVITY NUMBER NA FINANCIAL INFORMATION:(EXPLAIN) (�'`I �.�N NOTE: COMPLETE DIRECTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN THE GREEN SHEET INSTRUCTIONAL � ' MANUAL AVAILABLE IN THE PURCHASING OFFICE(PHONE NO.298-4225). ; - fROUTING ORDER: __ _._ ; .__�elow are correct routings for the five most frequent rypes of documents: � :__GONTRACTS(assumes suthorized budget exists) COUNCIL RESOLUTION (Amend Budgets/Accept.Grants) �,_,'�,,,; Outside Agency 1. Department Director 3 2. Department Director 2. City Attorney ; 3. City Attorney 3. Budget Director � 4. Mayor(for contracts over$15,000) 4. Mayor/Assistant ' S. Human Rights(for contracts over$50,000) 5. City Council 6. Finance and Management Services Director 6. Chief Accountant, Finance and Management Services MZ,. Finance Accounting , ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS(Budget Revision) COUNCIL RESOLUTION (all others, and Ordinances) 1. Activity Manager 1. Department Director 2. Department Accountant 2. City Attorney 3. Department Director 3. Mayor Assistant 4. Budget Director 4. City Council 5. Ciry Clerk � 6. Chief Accountant, Finance and;Management Services ' ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS(ell others) --1.- Department Director '. 2. City Attomey � 3. Finance and Management Services Director 4. Ciry Clerk TOTAL NUMBER OF SIGNATURE PAGES Indicate the#of pages on which signatures are required and paperclip or flag each of these pages. ACTION REQUESTED Describe what the projecUrequest seeks to accomplish in either chronologi- ___.cal order or order of importance,whichever is most appropriate for the issue. Do not write complete sentences.Begin each item in your list with a verb. I RECOMMENDATIONS � Complete if the issue in question has been presented before any body, public or private. � SUPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJECTIVE? Indicate which Council objective(s)your projecUrequest supports by listing � the key word(s)(HOUSING, RECREATION, NEIGHBORHOODS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, ' BUDGET, SEWER SEPARATION). (SEE COMPLETE LIST IN INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL.) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS: This information will be used to determine the city's liabiliry for workers compensation claims,taxes and proper civil service hiring rules. { ' INITIATING PROBIEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY Explain the situation or conditions that created a need for your project ' or request. ADVANTAGES IF APPROVED Indicate whether this is simply an annual budget procedure required by law/ � charter or whether there are specific ways in which the City of Saint Paul ; and its citizens will benefit from this projecUaction. � __. _ � DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED What negative effects or major changes to existing or past processes might ; this project/request produce if it is passed(e.g.,traffic delays, noise, ; !ax increases or assessments)?To Whom?When? For how long? � DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED ; What will be the negative consequences if the promised action is not : approved?Inabiliry to deliver service?Continued high traffic, noise, � accident rate?Loss of revenue? -FINANCIAL IMPACT Although you must tailor the information you provide he�e to the issue you i are addressing, in general you must answer two questions: How much is it ' going to cost?Who is going to pay? � � RESOLUTION - 91-1755 - Transferring APPROVED 3-0 ✓ � Spending & Financing plans from 1990 ��/���, Public Improvement Long-Side Subsidy & 1989 Major Sewer Repairs project in the amount of $51,000 and increasing � assessment financing for Major Sewer � Repairs by $37,000. (Referred to Committee 9/19/91) � 17. RESOLUTION - 91-1756 - Amending the APPROVED 3-0 1991 Capital Improvement Program by transferring Spending & Financing from the Snelling Randolph Left Turn Lane/ Signal , Thomas Avenue Reconstruction and Lexington Parkway Reconstruction to the 1991 Combined Sewer Separation Program and adding $4,350 from Water Utility $87,000 from PED and $173,450 from MnDOT agreements with Public � Works. (Referred to Committee 9/19/91) 18. RESOLUTION - 91-1757 - Amending the 1991 APPROVED 3-0 Capital Improvement Program by transferring Spending & Financing from the 1991 Major Sewer Repairs to the Combined Sewer Separation Program. (Referred to Committee 9/19/91) 1g, RESOLUTION - 91-1758 - Approving spending APPROVED 3-0 authority allowing the Street Repair and Cleaning Fund to return to the G'eneral Fund unused funds from winter operations and approving the use of the returned advance for equipment purchases for additional capital outlay items. (Referred to Committee 9/19/91) 20. FIRST READING - 91-1741 - An ordinance APPROVED 3-0 amending Chapter 140 of the Legislative Code of the City of Saint Paul relating to skyways. (Referred to Committee . 9/17/91) 21, RESOLUTION - 91-1697 - Authorizing proper APPROVED 3-0 Saint Paul authorities to enter into a Joint Powers Agreement with the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission. (Referred to Committee 9/12/91) 22. Resolution Acknowledging the Cost Allocation SENT TO COUNCIL Agreement and the Payment Assurance WITHOUT Agreement between District Energy Saint Paul , RECOMMENDATION Inc. ("District Heating") and District Energy Services, Inc. ("District Cooling") . (Referred to Committee 10/1/91) (continued) � ,t, City of Saint Paul �� ��7f ,° °, �� ••, Office of the City Council O � + _ ,�i;,n o 714 City Hall . h Saint Paul, Minnesota ���VED �••• 612/298-53780V J v 0 $ 1991 Paula Maccabee ���-Y Susan Ode Councilperson �%�•��,� Legislative Aide Greta Hesse Legislative Aide � �� � , MEMORANDUM ;OCT � 71991 DATE: October 15, 1991 TO: City Council President Bill Wilson �It�L' �lILILSOtY� FROM: City Councilmember Paula Macca e SUBJECT: Enforcement of Skyway Safety Council File 91-1741 Ordinance amending Chapter 140 of the Legislative Code On September 17 the ordinance change concerning enforcement of the existing Skyway Ordinance was referred from City Council to the Public Works Committee and to the Human Services, Regulated Industries, and Rules & Policy Committee. On October 2 the Public Works Committee approved the change giving the Fire Department, rather than the License Division, responsibility for enforcement of Skyway regulations. It is not necessary for additional review by the Human Services Committee before consideration by the full City Council. Therefore I request that you direct the City � Clerk to put this matter on the City Council agenda as soon as possible so that ' d`-' enforcement can commence. � Please contact me or my aide Susan Ode with comments. Thank you. cc: Catherine Dadlez PED � & �a� , ` Bob Kessler, License Division . . . _ . �'/-�/��/ Councilmember Thune stated that he is not sure why things that are needed shouldn't be in the proposed budget. The better way may be to put it back into the general funds. Mr. Shetka stated that their capital outlay was always handled through the sumner funding portion of the budget which did not include a general fund; winter is funded exclusively by the general fund and that is what the return portion of this is, 5350,000. The other monies are accumulations through street and alley assessment which are earmarked for that fund. Councilmember Rettman asked if any of the items proposed in the spending plan were included in their 1992 budget request? Mr. Shetka indicated that they were not included in the 1992 budget. Councilmember Rettman stated that in their 1992 budget request, they have some other capital outlays the Council will be reviewing. They are looking at a major deficit and this does have about �350,000 going back to the general fund. She would prefer to fold these requests into the 1992 requests and have them come in as amendments. Chair Goswitz said this is one of those items where if they don't buy equipment soon, they are not going to have anything for people to work with. It doesn't really help them not to have the equipment. Mr. Shetka stated as an example, one item in there is a new tac coat distributor for a seal coating operations. The three machines they have now are over 15 years old and they have spent close to �20,000 in repairs on that equipment keeping them operating. Mr. Shetka explained that they started the process back in January 1991 prior to preparing the 1992 budget. With this process moving forward, they were anticipating this being acted on so that precluded them from including in the 1992 budget. The cutoff for the Purchasing Department to advertise for bids for items over 515,000 is October 25. Councilmember Thune made a motion to approve with the recommendation that Councilmember Rettman and Mr. Shetka meet and sort this out before it goes to the full Council ; motion was approved 3 to 0. 20. first Reading - 91-1741 - An ordinance aaAending Chapter 140 of the �g.gislative Code of the City of Saint Paul relating to skvways. (Referred to Comnittee 9/17/91) Kady Dadlez, PED, reported that the ordinance as it currently reads indicates the License Division as the agency responible for enforcing the ordinance. After some discussion with Bob Kessler, it would felt that it would be more appropriate for the Fire Prevention Office to be enforcing the provisions of the skyway ordinance. Bob Kessler, License Division, was present to respond to any questions. � Councilmember Thune made a motion to approve; motion was approved 3 to 0. t �RlG��V�I � � ' ;:�� Council File # � „ __.�� Ordinance # Green Sheet # _�3'�1 1 ORDINAN E CITY OF AINT PAUL, INNESOTA Presented By f / Referred To � .� ,' .� Lt,b.� Committee: Date � � �7 / v .t.�r eL.r� �.�:� � 2 An Ordinance Amending Chapter 140 of the Legislative 3 Code of the City of Saint Paul relating to Skyways. 4 5 ' 6 THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL ORDAINS: 7 8 9 10 Section 1. 11 12 Chapter 140.10 of the Legislative Code of the City of Saint Paul is hereby 13 amended as follows: 14 15 Sec.140.10. Safety Requirements. � 16 17 The owner of a building containing an element of the Saint Paul pedestrian 18 skyway system shall maintain said element in a condition so as not to constitute a 19 hazard to its patrons, and shall also comply with the following requirements: LO 21 (1) On and after June 1, 1991, �" �'�m��'� �ublic easements in buildin�s 22 connected to e€ the skyway pedestrian system shall maintain a minimum light 23 level of€i€1:ee�{�3� ten �10) foot candles and an average of fifteen (151 foot- 24 candles, horizontal average maintained at the floor surfaces, during all hours 25 of operation. A minimum of fifteen (15� foot candles must be maintained in 26 the skyway bridges during all hours of operation. ' , 27 . 28 Light installation shall be so designated that failure of one lamp will not leave 29 an area inadequately lighted. . 30 31 (2) All elements of the skyway system sha11 be maintained in a clean, 32 seasonally adjusted comfortable temperature level; of sevent;v (70�.de rees 33 fahrenheit. nlus or minus ei.�ht (8, degrees fahrenheit, sanitary, and safe 34 manner. Building owners shall be responsible for necessary repair and 35 replacement of damaged or deteriorated portions of the skyway pedestrian 36 system. Hazardous and non-hazardous obstacles are prohibited so as to avoid 37 the appearance of clutter. 38 � 39 (3) On and after June l, 1991, all areas of the pedestrian skyway system that, 40 because of design, lighting, decorations, or any other reason may be so � , * . , .. ���§<3, :t:�•i � �13,i.'r;�,��� , . . ;'�4i;: �t�� �_'t �. '.�� ;.i . . .. . =�--�a �Ja.��:`i��j'rf . rs�� :z � � - � :;t7; � � , . � �� ��;�, .� . � � � � li�Ur<K°a:li��. 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'� Co�mmuni�ati.or�� � �.:: �y�L �;rv��ed ��} ��.�:��> �.�ialed emergency response cal� '�' boxes, wara�i��g �, .; �;�.,�a:d�, �r Q�he� �,.�k•��riate alarm devices. �here sh�it± `�t �e a minimuir-� at ._ '�;?'r�e ' 4' �:f�:�� �aenication located every 32Q f��t +� measured �inea�a� a�� �� ��isr�i�nz cf c�r�� �1) means of communicatic�� ���� � ` ' building. I he.s� �rte�n� ,�f cam����ti��ti�un s�:all be located in promin��z� �crcations as det�:r�ru��� b� th� �ik�'�+�a_y Govemance Committee and access�'��c �:� during all hou�y �f ��:�r_�ti�n. �n are�r; ��here a means of communication i� �f4 ��ot visible, si�n��� wi.l: �iceet��,r� t� :i�4� nearest location shall be promin��ttu �� � �s°���,�;��!���v�:��. l.� 17 �S j "� a�.d af`te�. �:� �., 29�3�, �zg:�� �r������:;�.g location names (i,e., b�aildin�; '�; nar:� . „�.;. . <<;,ae, i`�o«r ie��i, a,�:c� ����� from the syst�a�) a�d �ti�i7�n� l� w__.:� }::,:;:t�.E� '- ���trin�, shall t�e pr�:�.YC��;r�t�y displayed in t�p�d€;strian "'�� s�:��� .; .�a��en�. '�h� �:a7T�e utili�d 5h�1; he �;nique and de�criptive so that calls ���.� :y._�: ac� ��at ��lar.�. r`am:; can t�e respi��i�i€:;d to accurately�� ;l � <'`� `��b;� ' � �rt�3 afl�r .� ;�:�. i; i�?e;l, t�� �,�.�er �f a building co��taining an �l�m.�r�t. .�� +nt �he p�;d�stria� �:�ywad s_ys�en:i s��fi �rovide in the building �wned f�r thr ?S reasonahle +abse����ir.�,�� anc� :jur�eill�..ce �f the portions of th� g�d�s�a�ia� �6 �ityway s°d�tezn !�.c;:a��:Q �� ��deo ���z�r°;°�f� �:rr by patrollin�.;;ectanty persE�r����. 2�°' , "�'8 (�} ViciF:c� c��r}��:.��� �ls�:� for �t�scr.�tt��}!: :ind surveillanc� s�al� be ':�'t) n�c►rt�tore� �r�r �,���°=;r�r�re� ttu���g �iF :��►lrs of skyway oper�t�on. The owner. :�� whe�i piaciri� the ���t��� �:amGyras, �h�,ll consider building design �nd inter�_,i 31 l�yaut, bu�din�; ��s�g�;, �nd i�rcide:�� �rends. The owner shalt m;�ke eve� 3� effo�t d�iri�� �ii: f�rtnear �e�elopn�E:nt and implementation of a sic�rw�� 3� se�u�ity to ac�z�v� ��v,���tir��r� �� a coordinated camera ant3 voz�e 34 caa�n�tn�catf:�,:w: and s�rveiTP���:� s;�stem. All cameras ut�iized sha11 provide 35 z�idea ��utpitr w� c��p �1} va�t:peak-t��-peak, NTSC. The plac�ment of 3'� eamer�s sha:_� �?� T•'c:V7�c��d fri� ct�rr�uliance with City stan.dards by the �7 �k�way ��v;x:�a:-c� G`o��mix:te�. 38 � (b} x'fi��Iiiz�{; �e.�;urit��� �.�n�t�l ;:����i fc�r observation or surveillance: s���.�.� �U gatt�ol c�urnr�; �.�I �::;�.���s ��f �k�wd� :���r;�fi�n, and the frequency ��f p��t:�ol �l �a�l �e deter�i��3�ia:� xy�� �i�a s�*f;� �����,�. The building owner, when 4� ��term�zr�ing t�,� #�, r;f::�:�o�y ;r�.�s�t.�r��a;�, :::� consider the size and design c}f �.� th� s��;y ��3�`:��r� ;����:.d�i i:�► �� ����� :�t�,�, the type of uses Iocated Fr� �p:•R �4 b�ildi.ng, ��r��a:<t�::>�t t.rea�d�, ,�n�i t�� ��?.��.�� of surveillance implemented ��:i �� ad,��in�, ��,;�.���•��. '�'?3e �k�rvv�y CT�,��rnance Committee sha�I recomm��i.�i =�c� minim��r���E �, �;•.<�����;���� f�-°- pazrr�� =��s,:' xeview for compliance, to be �� . _.T)f��{'; �"l� �n�: �.'+:.' �;d'il1l�i,:��. d;� ������V,A�. , C,��lj - �7�/ 1 (7) The � Fire�Trisp�PCto� is �athoi�e�d to inspect for violations and to 2 otherwise enforce the provisions of this section. 3 4 5 6 Section 2. 7 8 That this ordinance sha11 take effec�and be in force thirty (30) days after its 9 passage, approval and publication. � Yeas Nays Absent Requested by Department of: imon oswi z on 1 C1 �Yl ��__ 1��. l� �- acca ee e man ' - une i son BY� Adopted by Council: Date � Form Appro by ity Attor ey Adoption Certified by Council Secretary y:� ' � BY� Approved by Mayor for Submission to Approved by Mayor: Date Council B : ����L��ifa" sy: y . . .- � �-�,�7�i � . � DEPAR7MESNTfOFFICE/COUNCIL , ,, DATE INITIATED N� _13 4 9 9 ,�lannin and Economic Development GREEN SHE CONTACT PERSON&PHONE INITIA INITIAUDATE �DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR �CITY COUNCIL Kad Dadlez 228-3392 ASS�dN �CITYATTORNEY �CITYCLERK MUST BE ON COUNCIL AGENDA BY(DATE) NUMBER FOR O BUDGET DIRECTOR �FIN.8 MGT.SERVICES DIR. ROUTING ORDER �MAYOR(OR ASSISTANn � Dan Corne'o TOTAL#OF SIGNATURE PAGES � (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ACTION REQUESTED: Approve amendments to the existing Skyway Security ordinance. Proper enforcement of existing ordinance cannot commence until amendments are approved. RECOMMENDATIONS:Approve(A)or Reject(R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSWER THE FOLLOWING����:I VE D _ PLANNING COMMISSION _CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION �• Has this person/firm ever worked under a contract for this depertment? _CIB COMMITTEE A Skyway Governan @ YES NO _STAFP ComIttittee 2• Has this person/firm ever been a city employee? t1�G N 9 1991 YES NO _ DISTRICT COURT _ 3. Does this person/firm possess a skill not normally possessed by a��dycQn�cig��cge-$z�EY SUPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJECTIVE7 YES NO ' A A dJ R Explaln all yes answers on separate sheet and attach to green sheet INITIATINO PROBLEM,ISSUE,OPPORTUNITY(Who,What,When,Where,Why): When the Skyway Security ordinance was adopted, the License Division was identified as the agency responsible for enforcing the various requirements contained in the ordinance. The License Division, however, lacks the technical and legal ability to effectively enforce the ordinance as passed. The Fire Department has the expertise and has agreed to assume the enforcement responsibility as part of the certificate of occupancy program. This delegation of responsibility has been approved by the Mayor. In addition, modified lighting levels and a specified temperature range are proposed. ADVANTAGES IFAPPROVED: Improved safety for pedestrians utilizing the skyway system. General improvement of pA��estrian environment in the skyway. Delegation of enforcement authority to the more l� iical and effective agency--the Fire Department. t�,Q e��:l�y ! ���jySv V 031gg1 � SF? . ���t�� DISAOVANTAOES IF APPROVED: ~'��+ RECEIVED t�F�,��'`� . None. S E P - 9 1991 CITY CLERK DISADVANTACiES IF NOTAPPROVED: Unsafe conditions (poor lighting levels, extreme hot/cold temperatures) will. continue to be a concern for users of the skyway system. ��i�t�iil (1����u�'� �i��@r _ SEP 4 5 1991 TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S � COST/REVENUE BUDGETEp(CIRCLE ONE) YES NO FUNDING SOURCE NP' ACTIVITY NUMBER NA FINANCIAL INFOfiMATION:(EXPLAIN) � ° �� _ - _ - . , . ._ . ,. 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