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98-647Council File # �� `'� Green Sheet # �v a [ (�S � RE O TION CITY Of► S AUL, MINNESOTA Presented Referred To Committee Date FORGIVE ALL PARKING TICKETS ISSUED AND REINIBURSE FINES PAID FOR EXIPIRED Pt1RKING METERS ON JULY 3, 1998 1 WHEREAS, media reports stated that parking meters in the City of Saint Paul were not enforced on July 2 3, 1998; and 3 WHEREAS, based on media reports, numerous Saint Paul cifizens and visitors mistakenly failed to deposit 4 money into parking meters on 7uly 3, 1998 and subsequently received tickets from the City of Saint Paul; 5 and 6 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul desires to continue to be a welcoming destination for vistors; and 7 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul does not wish to benefit financially from the confusion about meter 8 enforcement on July 3, 1998; now therefore let it be 9 RESOLVED, that the Saint Paul City Council requests the Mayor's Office to direct the Saint Paul Police 10 Department and the Saint Paul City Attorney's Office to work with the Ramsey County Traffic and 11 Violation's Bureau to forgive all Uckets issued on July 3,1998 for expired pazking meters and to reimburse 12 all individuals who have paid fines that resulted from tickets issued on July 3, 1998 for expired parking 13 meters. �l8'- G�� Adopted by Council: Date � . \ 1 Adoptio Certified by Council creta� B y' '--�'� a —�� °--��--�, Approved by Mayor: Date � � ` �� r �� Requested by Depanment oE � Form Approved by City Attomey � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � PARTA1ETlT/OFFlCF1CWNCIL OATEINITIATED City Council 7/13/98 Nl�ACT PFR$ON g, pFlpryE �- Councilmember Coleman 6-8620 -� FOR TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES °�S - ��t`7 GREEN SHEET No 62105 InMaVDab In�� ov�u�rowrcro, arvcanra ❑lllYAiiOYEY �CRVCLiRI[ ❑ i�i�HML1ERY1tF300. ❑ RI�IIGLiFAVqCClO � WxoltluY�rANI) ❑ (CLJP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATUREJ Forgive all parking tickets issued and reimburse fines paid for expired parking meters on ,7u1y 3, 1998. PLANNING COMMISSION GB CAMMI7TEE CIVIL SERVIGE CAMMISSION 20BLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Who, What, When, Y IF AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION F7es this pe�saM�m erer waKe7 under a con4acttwthis depaNneM? VES NO Fias thia peraonRrm ever hem a city employce? YES NO Dces Uiis Pe�saN6m� Dossess a slall 1wt normatlyPOSSessBtl bY anY curteM cilY emWoyee? VES NO �s Uris pe�soMrm a terpetea vendm VES NO kain all ves answeis on seoarate sheet aM attach in areen sheet (CIRCLE ON� YES NO ACTNI7V NUMBER [ �-�L:L9`U7 �� Jul 4th � � Y weekend checklist ::� .,. .�: .v �e's a checklist o{ key informahon for ��= planning Fourth of July holiday activities: '� Weather — Variable cloudi- �' � ness is eapected in the metro area today with laghs in the mid- to upper-7qs and a 50 per-' cent chance of thundershowers. Saturday will be mosUy cloudy, highs in the upper- ?Os, with a chance of rain agam. ^ Driving — Motorists can � : eapect to pay $1.13 per gallon for regular, self-serve unleaded ` � � � � gasoline this weekeaid, dotm 14 ; cents from last yeaa Closings — Many offices and' , °-° �" production plants will be closed �� today, Federai, state county�" and city government offices;;^' including Iibraries, wil] be closed today, '-" except for the Postal Service, which wIll '� be open and make regular deIiveries: '= There will be no mail delivery Saturday, . however, and post offices will be closed. ::� However, the airport post office ts �",� always open 24 hours a day. 1VIost stores'= and shopping centers will be open Satur_ -` day. Most banks wil� observe regular ':+- hours today and be closed Saturdap. �3± Trensit — Metro Transit`�! buses will follow seduced sched- "+ ules today on some rush-hour �° routes. All Metro Transit buses wikl follow holiday schedules Saturday. - �'oi information on specific routes, call °' 349-7000. Parking wiIl be free at meters "^ m Minneapolis, St. Paul and at the Uni- � veisity of Minnesota teday and. Saturday. -• I ._ � x:e � a a t � e < � m � � < � a i D G r e ' � �I vl � � -� S i � C r ■ w 0 � x � r � N .i � � � �3 m ]� � � O z � � � a r ro 0 z m z � � ��-�y7 � July 4th � What's oPen, - closed Saturdayis Independence Aay, a federal holiday. Many businesses and o�ces aze akering their hours today and Saturday. > Past offices will be open today and regulaz deliveries will be made. Theywill be closed Saturday, and no deliveries will be made. The airport post office is ahvays . open. > Shopping malls will observe regulaz hours todag. On Sat- urday, most will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; the Mall ofAmericawill be open ' _ from 9:30 am. to 9:30 p.m. > Some Metro Transit buses willfollowreducedsched- uleg today; allwill follow halidayscheduIesSaturday. ForinformaUonon_speci&c . Youtes, call 349-7000.1VIin- nesota Valley Transit Au- thority (88Z•7500) and Med- icine Lake Lines (5459417) commuter route schedules may vary today. > Local; state and federal gov- ernment offices will be closed today. T'P�rTdng will be free at me- ters in Minneapolis, St. Paul ' and at the University of Minnesota today and Satur- day. Motorists should check enfoLCement information on other campus meters and on Minneapolis pazk azd meters. Y ost banks will observe • regulaz hours today. Most, including branch offices, will be closed Saturday. > Grocery store chains will be open today and Saturday. > Most libraries will be closed today and Saturday. Y, � W� �� -� �� ` .��.� � � Council File # �� `'� Green Sheet # �v a [ (�S � RE O TION CITY Of► S AUL, MINNESOTA Presented Referred To Committee Date FORGIVE ALL PARKING TICKETS ISSUED AND REINIBURSE FINES PAID FOR EXIPIRED Pt1RKING METERS ON JULY 3, 1998 1 WHEREAS, media reports stated that parking meters in the City of Saint Paul were not enforced on July 2 3, 1998; and 3 WHEREAS, based on media reports, numerous Saint Paul cifizens and visitors mistakenly failed to deposit 4 money into parking meters on 7uly 3, 1998 and subsequently received tickets from the City of Saint Paul; 5 and 6 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul desires to continue to be a welcoming destination for vistors; and 7 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul does not wish to benefit financially from the confusion about meter 8 enforcement on July 3, 1998; now therefore let it be 9 RESOLVED, that the Saint Paul City Council requests the Mayor's Office to direct the Saint Paul Police 10 Department and the Saint Paul City Attorney's Office to work with the Ramsey County Traffic and 11 Violation's Bureau to forgive all Uckets issued on July 3,1998 for expired pazking meters and to reimburse 12 all individuals who have paid fines that resulted from tickets issued on July 3, 1998 for expired parking 13 meters. �l8'- G�� Adopted by Council: Date � . \ 1 Adoptio Certified by Council creta� B y' '--�'� a —�� °--��--�, Approved by Mayor: Date � � ` �� r �� Requested by Depanment oE � Form Approved by City Attomey � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � PARTA1ETlT/OFFlCF1CWNCIL OATEINITIATED City Council 7/13/98 Nl�ACT PFR$ON g, pFlpryE �- Councilmember Coleman 6-8620 -� FOR TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES °�S - ��t`7 GREEN SHEET No 62105 InMaVDab In�� ov�u�rowrcro, arvcanra ❑lllYAiiOYEY �CRVCLiRI[ ❑ i�i�HML1ERY1tF300. ❑ RI�IIGLiFAVqCClO � WxoltluY�rANI) ❑ (CLJP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATUREJ Forgive all parking tickets issued and reimburse fines paid for expired parking meters on ,7u1y 3, 1998. PLANNING COMMISSION GB CAMMI7TEE CIVIL SERVIGE CAMMISSION 20BLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Who, What, When, Y IF AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION F7es this pe�saM�m erer waKe7 under a con4acttwthis depaNneM? VES NO Fias thia peraonRrm ever hem a city employce? YES NO Dces Uiis Pe�saN6m� Dossess a slall 1wt normatlyPOSSessBtl bY anY curteM cilY emWoyee? VES NO �s Uris pe�soMrm a terpetea vendm VES NO kain all ves answeis on seoarate sheet aM attach in areen sheet (CIRCLE ON� YES NO ACTNI7V NUMBER [ �-�L:L9`U7 �� Jul 4th � � Y weekend checklist ::� .,. .�: .v �e's a checklist o{ key informahon for ��= planning Fourth of July holiday activities: '� Weather — Variable cloudi- �' � ness is eapected in the metro area today with laghs in the mid- to upper-7qs and a 50 per-' cent chance of thundershowers. Saturday will be mosUy cloudy, highs in the upper- ?Os, with a chance of rain agam. ^ Driving — Motorists can � : eapect to pay $1.13 per gallon for regular, self-serve unleaded ` � � � � gasoline this weekeaid, dotm 14 ; cents from last yeaa Closings — Many offices and' , °-° �" production plants will be closed �� today, Federai, state county�" and city government offices;;^' including Iibraries, wil] be closed today, '-" except for the Postal Service, which wIll '� be open and make regular deIiveries: '= There will be no mail delivery Saturday, . however, and post offices will be closed. ::� However, the airport post office ts �",� always open 24 hours a day. 1VIost stores'= and shopping centers will be open Satur_ -` day. Most banks wil� observe regular ':+- hours today and be closed Saturdap. �3± Trensit — Metro Transit`�! buses will follow seduced sched- "+ ules today on some rush-hour �° routes. All Metro Transit buses wikl follow holiday schedules Saturday. - �'oi information on specific routes, call °' 349-7000. Parking wiIl be free at meters "^ m Minneapolis, St. Paul and at the Uni- � veisity of Minnesota teday and. Saturday. -• I ._ � x:e � a a t � e < � m � � < � a i D G r e ' � �I vl � � -� S i � C r ■ w 0 � x � r � N .i � � � �3 m ]� � � O z � � � a r ro 0 z m z � � ��-�y7 � July 4th � What's oPen, - closed Saturdayis Independence Aay, a federal holiday. Many businesses and o�ces aze akering their hours today and Saturday. > Past offices will be open today and regulaz deliveries will be made. Theywill be closed Saturday, and no deliveries will be made. The airport post office is ahvays . open. > Shopping malls will observe regulaz hours todag. On Sat- urday, most will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; the Mall ofAmericawill be open ' _ from 9:30 am. to 9:30 p.m. > Some Metro Transit buses willfollowreducedsched- uleg today; allwill follow halidayscheduIesSaturday. ForinformaUonon_speci&c . Youtes, call 349-7000.1VIin- nesota Valley Transit Au- thority (88Z•7500) and Med- icine Lake Lines (5459417) commuter route schedules may vary today. > Local; state and federal gov- ernment offices will be closed today. T'P�rTdng will be free at me- ters in Minneapolis, St. Paul ' and at the University of Minnesota today and Satur- day. Motorists should check enfoLCement information on other campus meters and on Minneapolis pazk azd meters. Y ost banks will observe • regulaz hours today. Most, including branch offices, will be closed Saturday. > Grocery store chains will be open today and Saturday. > Most libraries will be closed today and Saturday. Y, � W� �� -� �� ` .��.� � � Council File # �� `'� Green Sheet # �v a [ (�S � RE O TION CITY Of► S AUL, MINNESOTA Presented Referred To Committee Date FORGIVE ALL PARKING TICKETS ISSUED AND REINIBURSE FINES PAID FOR EXIPIRED Pt1RKING METERS ON JULY 3, 1998 1 WHEREAS, media reports stated that parking meters in the City of Saint Paul were not enforced on July 2 3, 1998; and 3 WHEREAS, based on media reports, numerous Saint Paul cifizens and visitors mistakenly failed to deposit 4 money into parking meters on 7uly 3, 1998 and subsequently received tickets from the City of Saint Paul; 5 and 6 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul desires to continue to be a welcoming destination for vistors; and 7 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul does not wish to benefit financially from the confusion about meter 8 enforcement on July 3, 1998; now therefore let it be 9 RESOLVED, that the Saint Paul City Council requests the Mayor's Office to direct the Saint Paul Police 10 Department and the Saint Paul City Attorney's Office to work with the Ramsey County Traffic and 11 Violation's Bureau to forgive all Uckets issued on July 3,1998 for expired pazking meters and to reimburse 12 all individuals who have paid fines that resulted from tickets issued on July 3, 1998 for expired parking 13 meters. �l8'- G�� Adopted by Council: Date � . \ 1 Adoptio Certified by Council creta� B y' '--�'� a —�� °--��--�, Approved by Mayor: Date � � ` �� r �� Requested by Depanment oE � Form Approved by City Attomey � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � PARTA1ETlT/OFFlCF1CWNCIL OATEINITIATED City Council 7/13/98 Nl�ACT PFR$ON g, pFlpryE �- Councilmember Coleman 6-8620 -� FOR TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES °�S - ��t`7 GREEN SHEET No 62105 InMaVDab In�� ov�u�rowrcro, arvcanra ❑lllYAiiOYEY �CRVCLiRI[ ❑ i�i�HML1ERY1tF300. ❑ RI�IIGLiFAVqCClO � WxoltluY�rANI) ❑ (CLJP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATUREJ Forgive all parking tickets issued and reimburse fines paid for expired parking meters on ,7u1y 3, 1998. PLANNING COMMISSION GB CAMMI7TEE CIVIL SERVIGE CAMMISSION 20BLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Who, What, When, Y IF AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION F7es this pe�saM�m erer waKe7 under a con4acttwthis depaNneM? VES NO Fias thia peraonRrm ever hem a city employce? YES NO Dces Uiis Pe�saN6m� Dossess a slall 1wt normatlyPOSSessBtl bY anY curteM cilY emWoyee? VES NO �s Uris pe�soMrm a terpetea vendm VES NO kain all ves answeis on seoarate sheet aM attach in areen sheet (CIRCLE ON� YES NO ACTNI7V NUMBER [ �-�L:L9`U7 �� Jul 4th � � Y weekend checklist ::� .,. .�: .v �e's a checklist o{ key informahon for ��= planning Fourth of July holiday activities: '� Weather — Variable cloudi- �' � ness is eapected in the metro area today with laghs in the mid- to upper-7qs and a 50 per-' cent chance of thundershowers. Saturday will be mosUy cloudy, highs in the upper- ?Os, with a chance of rain agam. ^ Driving — Motorists can � : eapect to pay $1.13 per gallon for regular, self-serve unleaded ` � � � � gasoline this weekeaid, dotm 14 ; cents from last yeaa Closings — Many offices and' , °-° �" production plants will be closed �� today, Federai, state county�" and city government offices;;^' including Iibraries, wil] be closed today, '-" except for the Postal Service, which wIll '� be open and make regular deIiveries: '= There will be no mail delivery Saturday, . however, and post offices will be closed. ::� However, the airport post office ts �",� always open 24 hours a day. 1VIost stores'= and shopping centers will be open Satur_ -` day. Most banks wil� observe regular ':+- hours today and be closed Saturdap. �3± Trensit — Metro Transit`�! buses will follow seduced sched- "+ ules today on some rush-hour �° routes. All Metro Transit buses wikl follow holiday schedules Saturday. - �'oi information on specific routes, call °' 349-7000. Parking wiIl be free at meters "^ m Minneapolis, St. Paul and at the Uni- � veisity of Minnesota teday and. Saturday. -• I ._ � x:e � a a t � e < � m � � < � a i D G r e ' � �I vl � � -� S i � C r ■ w 0 � x � r � N .i � � � �3 m ]� � � O z � � � a r ro 0 z m z � � ��-�y7 � July 4th � What's oPen, - closed Saturdayis Independence Aay, a federal holiday. Many businesses and o�ces aze akering their hours today and Saturday. > Past offices will be open today and regulaz deliveries will be made. Theywill be closed Saturday, and no deliveries will be made. The airport post office is ahvays . open. > Shopping malls will observe regulaz hours todag. On Sat- urday, most will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; the Mall ofAmericawill be open ' _ from 9:30 am. to 9:30 p.m. > Some Metro Transit buses willfollowreducedsched- uleg today; allwill follow halidayscheduIesSaturday. ForinformaUonon_speci&c . Youtes, call 349-7000.1VIin- nesota Valley Transit Au- thority (88Z•7500) and Med- icine Lake Lines (5459417) commuter route schedules may vary today. > Local; state and federal gov- ernment offices will be closed today. T'P�rTdng will be free at me- ters in Minneapolis, St. Paul ' and at the University of Minnesota today and Satur- day. Motorists should check enfoLCement information on other campus meters and on Minneapolis pazk azd meters. Y ost banks will observe • regulaz hours today. Most, including branch offices, will be closed Saturday. > Grocery store chains will be open today and Saturday. > Most libraries will be closed today and Saturday. Y, � W� �� -� �� ` .��.� � �