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L The City of Saint Paul
*AAA, Meetings for the Week of
June 5th, thru June 9th, 2006
MONDAY - June 5th
Legislative Hearing 10:00 AM Room 330, City Hall
Board of Zoning Appeals 3:00 PM Room 330, City Hall
TUESDAY - June 6th
*Ramsey County Board Meeting 9:00 AM Council Chambers, City Hall
Legislative Hearing 10:00 AM Room 330, City Hall
Legislative Hearing 1:30 PM Room 330, City Hall
WEDNESDAY - June 7th
*City Council --- see Agenda 3:30 PM Council Chambers, City Hall
Community Health Services 5:30 PM RCGC- West 50 W Kellogg Blvd.
Advisory Committee Ste 930 Enter on the River side.
*City Council Public Hearing 5:30 PM Council Chambers, City Hall
THURSDAY - June 8th
Legislative Hearing 10:00 AM Room 330, City Hall
Zoning Committee 3:30 PM Council Chambers, City Hall
FRIDAY - June 9th
No Meetings Scheduled
*Cablecast live and repeated on Saint Paul Channel 18.
Interpreter service for the hearing impaired will be provided at public meetings upon request.Request can be made by
calling(651)266-8509(Voice and TDD)Monday thru Friday, 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M A minimum of two days notice is
required
For more information on any of these meetings,you can send Email to:
citizen.service@ci.stpaul.mn.us, or call the Saint Paul Citizen Service Office at 651-266-8989
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)11N1 ST PAUL CITY COUNCIL CITY OF SAINT PAUL
Dept. of Planning and
Public Hearin IyQiiED Economic Development
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ROMA MAY 2 5 2006 Fax: (651)228-3220
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File# 06-083-
Purpose: Appeal of a Planning Commission denial of a
conditional use permit for outdoor used car sales
and a car cleaning and detailing business
Property Address: 1229 Payne Ave,
File Name: Suzanne Snaza
Hearing Date: Wednesday, June 7,2006, at 5:30 p.m.
You may send written comments to the City Council
at the address listed on the reverse side of this Location of Hearing:
card. Please call 651-266-6639, or e-mail City Council Chambers
patricia.james@ci.stpaul.mn.us, or call your District Third Floor
Council representative at 651-774-5234, if you have City Hall/Court House
any questions. 15 West Kellogg Blvd.
Mailed: May 26. 2006
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SAINT PAUL - RAMSEY COUNTY
COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES Mit
A A A A ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO THE SAINT PAUL CITY COUNCIL A THE RAMSEY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMIS,�IONERS
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Saint Paul,Minnesota 55101-2260 UEIVED RAMSEY COUNTY
651-266-1200
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MEETING NOTICE C17 y CLERK
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2006
SAINT PAUL - RAMSEY COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Ramsey County Government Center West (RCGC-West)
50 West Kellogg Boulevard, Suite 930 - STAR Room
Saint Paul
** Enter on the river side/back of the building. **
AGENDA R C 3_ / F Q
1. Call to Order
2. Director's Updates
3. Administrative Items Per
4. Planning for Future Meetings
5. Adjourn
CHSAC Public Meeting will begin at 5 :30 p.m.
NEXT MEETING SEPTEMBER 6, 2006
PACKET ENCLOSURES
1. May 3, 2006 Meeting Minutes
2. May 2006 Section Updates
** Attention CHS Advisory Committee Members **
Please contact Jan Pierson if you will not be attending the meeting:
Phone: 651-266-2408
E-Mail: jan.piersoneco.ramsey.mn.us
SAINT PAUL - RAMSEY COUNTY
COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES
A A A A ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO THE SAINT PAUL CITY COUNCIL AND THE RAMSEY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
555 Cedar Street
Saint Paul,Minnesota 55101-2260 RAMSEY COUNTY
651-266-1200
MINUTES
COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE
MAY 3, 2006
MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS EXCUSED MEMBERS ABSENT
Mary Ackerman Rhoda Erhardt Kalia Lo
Hanna Cooper Debbie Ibarra-Luna Jennifer Rauch
Coral Garner Bruce Larson
Kristine Gjerde Tyler Schmidtz STAFF
Soyini Guyton Rob Fulton.
Regina Rippel Deb Hendricks
Jack Rossbach Richard Ragan
Barbara Rowe Barb Schommer
Murray Sagsveen Julie Seiber
Sheri Smith Grit Youngquist
Esther Tatley
Alyssa Vang
Mark Wolf
Chairperson Mary Ackerman, called the meeting to order at 5:42.
Draft Recommendations Paper
The first order of business was to review and discuss the draft recommendations of the
committee to the City Council and County Board. Staff gave a short presentation regarding the
draft recommendations and then took questions. Committee members made the following
suggestions to revise the paper:
• title each of the recommendations
• describe the successful results of the teen parenting program
• change the heading to "challenge/opportunity"
• add "maintain the safety net" to the recommendation on Mind the Gap
• describe the obstacles the built environment poses to a healthy lifestyle
• note that chronic disease puts a burden on society as well as the care system
• recommend making the Teen Wakanheza training available to the community
Dick will make the revisions, share with the Chair, and bring to the final meeting in June.
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Committee Administrative Issues
The committee discussed meeting during the summer months and voted unanimously to not
meet during the months of July or August.
A large percentage of the committee's members are either up for reappointment or have
served out their full term. Dick will work with staff in the City and the County to get
reappointments or new appointments accomplished during the summer months. The
Committee will meet for an organizing/orientation/update meeting in September and then a
joint CHSAC meeting is being planned with Hennepin and Minneapolis in October.
Planning for the next Program Year -Sept 06-May 07
Rob described some of the challenges the Committee will investigate in the 06/07 program
year. The challenges include:
• Immunizations—there are gaps in rates between ages 1 and 5 years old.
• A community health assessment is conducted every five years. Staff will be actively
engaged in the planning process beginning Fall 06. The committee will be asked to critique
both the process and the final product. There will be 6 primary focus areas with 6 action
plans.
• Staff is beginning to implement what is called Wakanheza "lite."
• Universal health care coverage (at least for children)will be a hot topic around election time
and the Committee should investigate the ramifications of such a system.
• The committee will be asked to investigate the social marketing of public health.
Director's Report
Planning to deal with the prospect of pandemic influenza is consuming a large amount of staff
resources. Fortunately, what we learn while planning to deal with a pandemic is easily applied
to other emergencies we deal with on a more common basis such as: mumps, STDs, food
borne illness and TB.
The Department developed a 2-year budget for the first time this year. The Department is
anticipating a shortfall in revenues for 07, and will hold vacancies to avoid layoffs.
The Department is using funding to underwrite several Twin Cities Public TV shows in the Fall
in order to get a public or environmental health message out to the public.
The Environmental Health Section has been assigned the task of writing an ordinance to deal
with methamphetamine labs in residential properties. The properties become a problem when
contaminated with solid and hazardous wastes. There are some Federal monies available to
deal this problem.
Mary Ackerman thanked Jack Rossbach and Murray Sagsveen for their active participation on
the Committee.
Chairperson Mary Ackerman, adjourned the meeting at 7:39.
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Section Updates - .May, 2006
MEDICAL DIRECTOR
• I am hosting occupational medicine senior resident, Dr. Heidi Roeber Rice, from the Regions
Hospital occupational medicine residency program for May and June 2006
• I remain active as member of the Minnesota Department of Health Tuberculosis Advisory
Committee
• I was named to be on the executive committee of the Minnesota Department of Health Maternal
and Child Health Advisory Committee
• I am serving as chair of the Minnesota Department of Health Heart Disease and Stroke Advisory
Committee
• I hosted second-year resident Asima Yasin from the University-St. Joseph's family medicine
residency program for April 2006
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SECTION
• The Environmentally Preferable Purchasing Workshop &Vendor Fair held April 25 at the
Maplewood Community Center drew about 60 people from Ramsey County, City of St. Paul,
suburban municipalities, and school districts in Ramsey County. This event was coordinated by
Environmental Health, Contract and Analysis Services, the St. Paul Mayor's Office, St. Paul
Public Works,the City of Maplewood, and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Vendors of
products and services for the office,building and grounds maintenance, fleets and vehicle
maintenance were on hand to help local government consider options that work well while
offering benefits to the environment or human health.
• Yard Waste Program:
> BRUSH COLLECTION: The four yard waste sites that accept brush received over 24,000
cubic yards of brush during the first 5 weeks of operation. Mulch is available at the four
sites that accept brush.
> FINISHED COMPOST: The yard waste sites have run out of the supply of finished
compost. Compost will not be available through the remainder of 2006.
➢ For more information on site hours and locations go to:
<http://www.co.ramsey.mn.us/ph/by/composting_and_yard_waste.htm>
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• Household Hazardous Waste(HHW)Program:
> NEW SITE OPEN The.Arden Hills mobile HHW collection site opened for the first time
on May 5th. The site is located just north of the County Public Works facility; north of the
intersection of Hwy 96 and Hamline Ave. The site is open Fridays 10 a.m. -6 p.m. and
Saturdays 9 a.m. -4 p.m. through May and will return to this location in September at
these same hours. The site received 625 visits the first weekend it was open. For more
information on hours and locations for all HHW sites go to:
<http://www.co.ramsey.mn.us/ph/by/household_hazardous_waste.htm>
> MERCURY THERMOSTAT COLLECTION PILOT PROJECT Starting in May, Ramsey
County's HHW program and 12 other county-run HHW facilities in Minnesota began
participating in a state pilot project with the Product Stewardship Institute, Inc. (PSI) and
the Thermostat Recycling Corp. (TRC)to determine the feasibility of accepting mercury-
containing building thermostats for recycling at HHW facilities. The pilot will run through
the end of December of this year in Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Washington State, and
Florida at approximately 50 locations. Under the pilot, permanent HHW collection
facilities and short-term collection events will be outfitted with special bins to accept
mercury thermostats. Ramsey County had already been collecting mercury containing
devices including thermostats for a number of years. Thermostats collected under the pilot
project will be sorted from other mercury-containing products and will ultimately be
transported to a manufacturer site to be recycled at no charge to consumers. The pilot is
part of a comprehensive mercury emissions reduction strategy PSI and TRC have
developed to reduce the chances of mercury from thermostats being released into the
environment. Mercury pollution is a problem across the nation,with many rivers and lakes
subject to mercury fish advisories. People can get exposed to mercury by eating
contaminated fish. Thermostats and other mercury containing products can lead to
contamination when thrown in the trash, where they might be crushed, incinerated, or
otherwise mismanaged in a way to cause airborne releases, after which mercury falls back
to earth in rainwater
EP3 (Epidemiology, Policy, Planning and Preparedness)
EPIDEMIOLOGY
• Investigation of suspect mumps cases has been the focus for the disease prevention and control
team,beginning in April. Ramsey County has had three confirmed and 18 suspect cases as of
April 30, 2006. None of Ramsey County's confirmed cases is linked to the Iowa outbreak. As the
information changes,we have been sending updates to keep clinics, colleges, schools and the
public aware of the latest guidance on diagnosis, lab testing and control measures.
• Paula Henry recently completed the Ramsey County TB Community Profile for 2005.
Contact her for more information on this.
POLICY
• The Department has completed two position papers which will help to define our thoughts on
issues important to public health. The first paper is on Thimerosal and Childhood Vaccines; the
second on Public Health Services to Immigrants. Look for these to soon appear on the
Department web site.
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PLANNING
• Community Assessment: Planning is underway for conducting SPRCDPH next Community
Assessment. Last one completed in 2003.
PREPAREDNESS
• Medical Reserve Corps of Ramsey County: Now has a total of 533 health care professional
volunteers including registered nurses,physicians, licensed practical nurses, dentists, pharmacists,
psychologists, etc. to assist in case of a public health emergency. About half have gone thru
orientation so far and many more have taken advantage of emergency preparedness training
opportunities.
• Section staff have been giving presentations throughout the community on preparing for pandemic
flu. Audiences have included business,professional, neighborhood groups and elected officials.
• The County Board received a series of 5 presentations followed by discussions on preparing for
pandemic flu.
• Information on Public Heath Preparedness, including pandemic flu,have been developed and
posted on the department web page.
• In late March the entire department staff attended training on pandemic flu and public health
emergency response. The training was taped and a DVD was made for other groups or individuals
to view.
HEALTHY COMMUNITIES SECTION
INITIATIVE FOR VIOLENCE FREE FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES IN RAMSEY COUNTY
• Darleen Simmons and Donald Gault traveled to Pittsburg, Kansas to provide violence prevention
training to staff and community participants in the statewide Kansas DELTA Project. DELTA
Projects are CDC-funded efforts designed to promote primary prevention of domestic violence.
WAKANHEZA WOMEN'S ADVOCATES
• Healthy Communities Staff have been working with Women's Advocate's, a Battered Women's
Shelter,to implement the principles of Wakanheza within their agency. What has been happening
at Women's Advocates will be used as a model for other shelters across the metro area.
CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT DIVISION
• Healthy Communities staff facilitated a Wakanheza Project Implementation training for 140
employees of the Child Support Enforcement Division of the County Attorney's office.
Participants discussed how The Wakanheza principles of Judgment, Culture, Powerlessness,
Empathy, Environment and The Moment can be incorporated into their work to reduce
moments of tension that at times lead to harsh treatment of children.
INJURY PREVENTION
• The Injury Prevention Program staff provided information and an interactive poison prevention
display/game for the annual Senior High Elementary Health Fair at Highland Senior High School
May 10th and l lth. This was a collaboration of the Saint Paul School District, the Ramsey
County Medical Society Alliance and other community agencies and organizations.
HEALTHY FAMILIES SECTION
• Sharon Cross co-authored Development of the Public Health Nursing Competency Instrument
which appears in the current issue of Public Health Nursing(Vol. 23 No. 2, pp. 108-114). This
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paper describes the development and initial testing of an instrument to measure population-based
public health nursing competencies. Send an email to Sharon Cross at
sharon.cross@co.ramsey.mn.us if you would like a copy of the article.
• MaiKia Moua and Kong clan leader Mr. Pang Chang Kong co-presented "The Hmong Decision
Making Model" at the last of 5 Hmong Odyssey Project Provider Workshops on April 25th.
The workshops provided practical information for providers in the community working with new
Hmong arrivals. The presentation's purpose was to increase awareness of how death and dying
relates to Hmong health decision making, and to describe the process of decision making on
healthcare choices in Hmong families.
PREVENTIVE HEALTH SERVICES SECTION
• The TB Control Program has been very busy the last few months. In March, 2005,we had 553
client visits, while in March of this year,we had 940 client visits. This is a 70% increase in the
number of client visits for the month of March. Much of this increase has been due to the increase
in number of TB cases,that is,persons with active TB disease. Our goal is to provide directly
observed therapy(DOT),where we observe the patient take their daily TB medicine either in their
home or the clinic, to every patient, as this is the standard of care for patients with TB disease.
During the week of May 8th,2005, we were providing directly observed therapy to 27 patients, of
which one was multi-drug resistant. Currently, we are providing DOT to 34 patients (a 25%
increase), of which 6 are multi-drug resistant. Multi-drug resistant patients require more staff
resources, as they are initially on IV therapy,have more side effects to the medications, and are
typically on treatment for 2 years.
• We have a new staff member in the TB Clinic, filling a recent vacancy. Shoua Kue,RN, started
May 15th, and will greatly add to our capacity to provide necessary services to our patients.
Welcome, Shoua!
• GeGe Nowicki and Patty Seflow presented at a statewide conference, entitled, "TB Case
Management for Public Health Nurses." This 2 1/2 day conference, April 26-28, was sponsored
by the Heartland National TB Center in San Antonio, Texas, and the Minnesota Department of
Health. This provided an excellent opportunity to learn the latest in the treatment and control of
TB disease as well as network with other individuals working in the area of TB."
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NOTICE OF LEGISLATIVE HEARING
Khaled Aloul
Maryland Amoco/BP Market Place
1200 White Bear Avenue North
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55106
Mr. Aloul:
Several letters of objection have been received to the issuance of your license application for Gas
Station and Retail Food Grocery License (change of ownership only) for the Maryland One Stop
Food & Fuel Market Inc. d/b/a Maryland Amoco/BP Market Place, 1200 White Bear Avenue
North. You are invited to attend and participate in a hearing before the Legislative Hearing
Officer regarding these objections.
The Legislative Hearing will be held on:
DATE: Thursday, June 8, 2006
TIME: 10:00 a.m.
PLACE: Saint Paul City Hall/Ramsey County Courthouse
Third Floor, Room#330, Committee Hearing Room
15 Kellogg Boulevard West
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102
At this hearing,the Legislative Hearing Officer will take testimony from all interested people.
At the end of this hearing, the Legislative Hearing Officer will make a recommendation as to
whether the licenses should be approved, approved with conditions, or referred to an
Administrative Law Judge. The City Council will have the final authority to grant or deny these
licenses.
c: Councilmember Bostrom
District 2 Community Council
Complainants
Rachel Gunderson, City Attorney's Office
LIEP Staff
Notice Mailed: 5/25/2006
Christine Haas- Meetings of the Week Calendar Page 1
From: Racquel Naylor
To: Haas, Christine
Date: 5/24/2006 4:38:17 PM
Subject: Meetings of the Week Calendar
Please add the following to the calendar:
Legislative Hearing for Gopher Bar
Monday, June 5, 2006
10:05 a.m.
Room 330 Courthouse.
Thank you in advance. -Racquel, 6-8573
SAINT Saint Paul City Council
P A U L
041 Public Hearing Notice
AAAA Ratification of Assessment
OWNER OR TAXPAYER COUNCIL DISTRICT#7
PLANNING COUNCIL#01
FILE#18928A03
ASSESSMENT#6006
RECFI1lrn PROPERTY ADDRESS
MAY 1 9 2006
PARCEL ID
CITY CLERK
PROPERTY TAX DESCRIPTION
THE TIME: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2006 AT 5:30 P.M.
PUBLIC PLACE: City Council Chambers, 3rd Floor City Hall-Court House
HEARING Written or oral statements by any owner will be considered by the Council at this
hearing.
PURPOSE To consider approval of the assessment for:
INSTALLATION OF A SANITARY SEWER AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS IN
SNOWSHOE LANE AND OGDEN COURT AT 2225 SNOWSHOE LANE AND
2212 OGDEN COURT. (WORK COMPLETED)
ASSESSMENT The proposed assessment for the above property is $. If the City council approves the
INFORMATION assessment you will have 30 days to pay without interest. Any unpaid balance will be
collected with your property taxes over year at 5.000% interest. The proposed roll
for this project is available for review in the Real Estate Division, 25 W 4th Street—
10th floor - City Hall Annex.
ASSESSMENT
CALCULATION
NOTE: THIS IS NOT YOUR BILL. YOU WILL RECEIVE AN INVOICE AFTER THE
HEARING SPECIFYING THE AMOUNT APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
WITH COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO PAY THIS ASSESSMENT.
CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE NOTIFICATION DATE 05/19/06
DEFERRED Persons 65 and older or retired by virtue of a permanent and total disability may qualify
PAYMENTS for deferred payment of special assessments. You may apply for deferred payment if it
would be a hardship and you homestead this property.
This is not a forgiveness of payment. It is a deferred payment plan in which interest
continues to accrue. You can apply for this plan only after the City Council approves the
RATIFICATION OF ASSESSMENTS. For more information on deferments, please
call (651) 266-8858.
QUESTIONS Before the public hearing of a local improvement, call (651) 266-8858 and refer to the
File#on page 1. City staff will be available to answer any last minute questions on this
project on the 10`h floor of the City Hall Annex the same day as the hearing. After the
public hearing call (651) 266-8858 and refer to the Assessment#on page 1.
If this notice is for an assessment to be levied for a Summary Abatement (property
cleanup), the Boarding -up of vacant buildings, a Building Demolition or Tree Removal,
please call (651) 266-8858 if you have questions.
APPEAL City Council decisions are subject to appeal to the Ramsey County District Court. You
must first file a notice stating the grounds for the appeal with the City Clerk within 20
days after the order adopting the assessment. You must also file the same notice with the
Clerk of District Court within 10 days after filing with the City Clerk.
NOTE: Failure to file the required notices within the times specified shall forever
prohibit an appeal from the assessment.
Section 64.06 of the Saint Paul Administrative Code requires regular assessment
payments to be made even if an assessment is under appeal. If the appeal is successful,
the payments including interest will be refunded.
NOTICE SENT BY THE REAL ESTATE DIVISION
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
25 W 4TH STREET— 10TH FLOOR—CITY HALL ANNEX
SAINT PAUL, MN 55102-1613
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OFFICE OF LICENSE,INSPECTIONS AND
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Bob Kessler,Director
SAINT PAUL CITY OF SAINT PAUL COMMERCE BUILDING Telephone: 651-266-9090
Christopher B. Coleman,Mayor 8 Fourth Street East,Suite 200 Facsimile: 651-266-9124
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Saint Paul,Minnesota 55101-1024 Web: www.liep.us
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May 10, 2006
TO: CapitolRiver Council
Dear Ladies/Gentlemen:
This is to inform you of a request for a variance from the sound level limitations as indicated
in the St. Paul Noise Ordinance(Chapter 293 of the St. Paul Legislative Code).
A public hearing before the City Council on this variance request will be held on:
Date: June 7, 2006
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Location: 3rd floor, City Hall Council Chambers
Within fifteen (15) days of the mailing date on this notice,written comments or objections
may be filed with the: City of St. Paul, Office of License,Inspections and Environmental
Protection, 8 Fourth Street E, Suite 200, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101-1024.
Description of Variance:
Noise Source: Hot Summer Jazz Festival has requested a sound level variance for live music
from 6:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. for June 16, 2006; and from 12:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. for June 17,
2006
Location: Mears Park, at the intersection of 5th Street and Wacouta.
If you have any questions,please feel free to call me at (651) 266-9131.
Sincerely,
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Office of LIEP
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MEETING NOTICE
BOARD OF RAMSEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
15 W. KELLOGG BLVD., ST. PAUL, MN 55102
MSEY COUNTY 651 266-8350
Monday, June 5, 2006
3:00 p.m. - Association of Minnesota Counties - District X
125 Charles Avenue, Board Room, St. Paul
Tuesday, June 6, 2006
9:00 a.m. - County Board Meeting
Council Chambers, Third Floor Court House
Immediately following the County Board Meeting (may continue at 1:45 p.m.)
- Regional Railroad Authority
Council Chambers, Third Floor Court House
Board Workshop— The Changing Face of Day Services for People
with Developmental Disabilities - Community Human Services
Room 220 Court House, Large Conference Room
12:00 Noon - St. Paul BOMA Luncheon
VENUE, 3rd Floor Galtier Plaza, 380 Jackson St., St. Paul
3:30 p.m. - Central Corridor Coordinating Committee
849 W. University Avenue
Wednesday, June 7, 2006
8:30 a.m. - Metro Transitways Development Board
125 Charles Avenue, St. Paul
10:30 a.m. - Metropolitan Emergency Services Board Executive Committee
2099 W. University Avenue, St. Paul
Thursday, June 8, 2006
10:00 a.m. - Resource Recovery Project Executive Committee Meeting
1670 Beam Avenue, Lower Level Room, Maplewood
Friday, June 9, 2006
Advance Notice
June 13, 2006 - 9:00 a.m. County Board Meeting —Council Chambers
June 20, 2006 - 9:00 a.m. County Board Meeting —Council Chambers
June 27, 2006 - 9:00 a.m. County Board Meeting —Council Chambers
July 4, 2006 - No County Board Meeting
July 11, 2006 - No County Board Meeting
July 18, 2006 - 9:00 a.m. County Board Meeting —Council Chambers
JUN-01-2006 17:19 RAMSEY COUNTY MANAGER 651 266 8039 P.02/02
MEETING NOTICE
BOARD OF RAMSEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
15 W. KELLOGG BLVD., ST. PAUL, MN 55102
651 266-8350
RAMSEY COUNTY
Monday, June 5, 2006
3:00 p.m. - Association of Minnesota Counties -District X
125 Charles Avenue, Board Room, St. Paul
Tuesday, June 6, 2006
9:00 a.m. - County Board Meeting
Council Chambers, Third Floor Court House
Immediately following the County Board Meeting (may continue at 1:45 p.m.)
Regional Railroad Authority
Council Chambers, Third Floor Court House
- Board Workshop— The Changing Face of Day Services for People
with Developmental Disabilities - Community Human Services
Room 220 Court House, Large Conference Room
12:00 Noon - St. Paul BOMA Luncheon
VENUE, 3rd Floor Galtier Plaza, 380 Jackson St, St. Paul
3:30 p.m. - Central Corridor Coordinating Committee
849 W. University Avenue
Wednesday, June 7, 2006
8:30 a.m. - Metro Transitways Development Board
125 Charles Avenue, St. Paul
10:30 a.m. - Metropolitan Emergency Services Board Executive Committee
2099 W. University Avenue, St. Paul
Thursday, June 8, 2006
10:00 a.m. - Resource Recovery Project Executive Committee Meeting
1670 Beam Avenue, Lower Level Room, Maplewood
Friday, June 9, 2006
Advance Notice
June 13, 2006 - 9:00 a.m. County Board Meeting — Council Chambers
June 20, 2006 - 9:00 a.m. County Board Meeting — Council Chambers
June 27, 2006 - 9:00 a.m. County Board Meeting — Council Chambers
July 4, 2006 - No County Board Meeting
July 11, 2006 - No County Board Meeting
July 18, 2006 - 9:00 a.m. County Board Meeting —Council Chambers
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AGENDA
ZONING COMMITTEE
OF THE SAINT PAUL PLANNING COMMISSION
Thursday, June 8, 2006 3:30 P.M.
City Council Chambers
Third Floor City Hall -Saint Paul, Minnesota
NOTE: The order in which the items appear on this agenda is not necessarily the order in which they will be heard
at the meeting. The Zoning Committee will determine the order of the agenda at the beginning of its
meeting.
APPROVAL OF JUNE 8, 2006, ZONING COMMITTEE MINUTES
OLD BUSINESS
1. 06-075-591 - Sinclair Marketing, Inc.
Conditional Use Permit for an auto convenience market and accessory car wash
373 Ruth St., NW corner at Hudson
Zoning: B3
Staff: Merritt Clapp-Smith _
ADJOURNMENT
ZONING COMMITTEE MEMB S: Call Allan Torstenson at 266-6579 or Carol Martineau at 266-6550 if yo re
unable to attend the meeting.
APPLICANT: You or your designated representative must attend this meeting to answer any questions that
the committee may have.
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Saint Paul Planning Commission
MASTER MEETING CALENDAR
WEEK OF JUNE 5-9,2006
Mon 5
Tues 6
3:30- Joint CIB/Planning Committee Room 42 City Hall
5:00 p.m. (Bob Hammer, 651/266-6693) Conference Center
15 W. Fourth Street
-Final draft of recommendations to administration
Weds 7
8:30- Neighborhood & Current Planning Committee Room 1106- CHA
10:00 a.m. (Shawntera Hardy, 651/266-6575) 25 W. Fourth Street
-Amendment to Seventh Place Redevelopment Plan—Review resolution and make final
recommendations to the full Planning Commission. (Dan Smith, 651/266-6581)
-Grand Avenue Overlay District—Review public hearing comments and make final
recommendations to the full Planning Commission. (Yang Zhang, 651/266-6659)
5:00- Central Corridor Development Strategy Task Force Catholic Charities
7:00 p.m. (Donna Drummond, 651/266-6556) Seton Services Bldg.
1276 University Ave. W
-First Task Force meeting: Introductions,welcome by Mayor Coleman and background
information.
Thurs 8
8:00- Mississippi River Critical Area Task Force Room 1307—CHA
10:00 a.m. (Larry Soderholm, 651/266-6575 25 W. Fourth Street
-Review comments and issues from public meetings.
3:30 p.m. Zoning Committee City Council Chambers
3rd Floor City Hall
15 Kellogg Blvd West
NO ITEMS OF NEW BUSINESS
Fri 9
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