Minutes 03-09-1994 SUMMARY MINUTES OF THE SAINT PAUL CITY COUNCIL
MARCH 9, 1994
3:30 P.M. Room 330 City Hail and Court House
The meeting was called to order by Council President Thune at 3:30 p.m.
CONSENT AGENDA
Councilmember Harris requested that Items #20, 23, 24, and 25 be removed for
discussion.
Councilmember Guerin requested Item #21 be removed for discussion.
Councilmember Megard requested Item #22 be removed for discussion.
Councilmember Blakey requested Item #26 be removed for discussion.
Councilmember Megard moved approval as amended.
Roll Call Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
FOR ACTION
1. Approval of Minutes of February 2, 1994 City Council meeting.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
2. Claims of Susanna D. Ahrens, Renato A. Dayan, Jean C. Drury, Heather Emery, MCAS
Beaufort Federal Credit Union, Creighton Pendarvis, Juanita L. Tatum, and Richard J.
Ziton.
Referred to City Attorney's Office
3. Summons and Complaint in the matter of Carolyn Baker vs. the City of St. Paul, et al.
Referred to City Attorney's Office
4. Summons and Complaint in the matter of Brian P. Brown vs. the City of St. Paul.
Referred to City Attorney's Office
5. Summons and Amended Complaint in the matter of Helen Follmer vs. the City of St. Paul,
et al.
Referred to City Attorney's Office
6. Administrative Orders:
D94-045 - addition of $48,091.00 to the contract for the Robert Street Municipal Parking
Structure and Skyway Bridge.
D94-046 - addition of $261,779.32 to the contract for Edgcumbe-Bayard Storm Sewer and
Paving.
D94-047 - 1993 budget revision in the Department of Public Works/Capital Projects.
D94-048 - 1994 budget revision in the Department of Public Works/Engineering Fund.
Noted as on file in City Clerk's Office
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7. I,etter from the Department of Planning and Economic Development, Planning Division,
setting a date of Public Hearing for March 23, 1994, in the matter of rezoning property from
RT-1 (residential) to B-2 (commercial) to allow an extended parking lot and additional
maneuvering space for an existing automobile convenience market by Super America at
1082 Front Avenue.
8. Resolution - 94-251 - approving the appointment, by Mayor Coleman, of Robert Battle to
the Saint Paul Human Rights Commission to fill the unexpired term of Rodney Hardiman.
(To be laid over one week for adoption)
Laid over to March 16 for adoption
9. Resolution - 94-252 - approving the appointments, by Mayor Coleman, of Carol Faricy,
Litton Field Jr., Richard Kramer, Daniel Riehle, Frank Gurney and the reappointments of
Ann Flaxman Geisser and Kurt Schwichtenberg to the Saint Paul Planning Commission.
(To be laid over one week for adoption)
Laid over to March 16 for adoption
10. Resolution - 94-253 - approving the appointments, by the City Council, of Jerry Blakey and
Roberta Megard, and the reappointment of Janice Rettman to the Joint Property T�
Committee.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
11. Resolution - 94-204 - approving renewal of Class III and Supporting Licenses (ID # 14745-
61779) by: Rick HIine Oldsmobile, 1850 W. University Ave. (New Motor Vehicle
Dealer)(Second Hd Dlr-Mtr Veh)(Dealership Repair Garage); Miller Services, 483 S. Griggs
St. (General Repair Garage); Bill's-Wild Bill's C�cle, 1095 W. 7th St. (Motorcycle Dealer);
Goodyear Auto Service Center, 1671 W. University Ave.(General Repair Garage); Season's
Inn, 1155 Montreal Ave. (On Sale Malt 3.2)(Restaurant 14 hrs. to 99 seats-B); St. Paul
Honda, 841 Hudson Road (Motorcycle Dealer)(Dealership Repair Garage); Upper Bluff
Restaurant, 804 E. 3rd St. (Off Sale Malt)(On Sale Malt 3.2)(Restaurant-Over 14 hrs. to
99S-C); T/C Auto Body, 867 N. Dale St. (General Repair Garage)(Auto Body Repair
Garage); Cappie's Rebuilt and Used Truck Parts, 1384 Sylvan St. (Second Dlr-Mtr Veh
Parts)(Private Fuel Pump); AMG Resources Corp., 1303 Red Rock Rd. (Recycling
Processing Center); and Bandana Square Inn, 1010 W. Bandana Blvd (Hotel/Motel-To 50
Rooms)(Hotel/Motel-Ea Addl Rm Over 50)(Swimming Pool-Indoor). (Laid over from
March 2 for adoption)
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
12. Resolution - 94-205 - approving renewal of Off Sale Liquor and Supporting Licenses (ID
#10889-63580) by: Walfoort Liquors, 1100 Arcade St.(Off Sale Liquor); Quick Stop Liquor,
824 7th St.(Off Sale Liquor); Morelli's Specialty Market, 535 Tedesco St.(Off Liquor
Sale)(Grocery-A2 to 2499 sq. ft.); Dannecker's Supermarket, 793 Randolph Ave.(Off Sale
Liquor)(Grocery-A2 to 4999 sq. ft.); ScotYs Liquor Store, 1464 St. Clair Ave.(Off Sale
Liquor)(Original Container); Sharrett's Liquors, 2389 W. University Ave.(Off Sale
Liquor)(Original Container); Parkway Liquors, 301 E. Wheelock Pkwy.(Off Sale
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Liquor)(Original Container); Liquor Village, 2289 Ford Pkwy.(Off Sale Liquor)(Grocery !-1
to 1000 sq. ft.); Liquor City, 560 Como Ave.(Off Sale Liquor)(Grocery A-1 to 1000 sq. ft.);
Four Season's Wines, 976 Grand Ave.(Off Sale Liquor)(Original Container); Midway Liquor
Store, 1944 W. University Ave.(Off Sale Liquor)(Grocery A-1 to 1000 sq. ft.); K W Liquor
Store, 1425 E. Magnolia Ave.(Off Sale Liquor)(Original Container); Hillcrest Liquor, 1511
N. White Bear Ave.(Off Sale Liquor)(Original Container); Marshall Liquor, 2027 Marshall
Ave.(Off Sale Liquor)(Original Container); Rite Liquor, 645 S. Snelling Ave.; and First
Grand Avenue Liquors, 918 Grand Ave. (Laid over from March 2 for adoption)
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
13. Resolution - 94-206 - approving renewal of On Sale Liquor and Supporting Licenses (ID
# 11873-59296) by: Coach's Pub, 1192 N. Dale St.(Liquor On Sale-Over 200 Seats-
A)(Entertainment Class 3)(Gambling Location Class A)(Restaurant 14 hrs. 100S or more-
D); Yarusso Brothers, 637 Payne Ave.(Liquor-On Sale-100 Seats/less-C)(Off Sale
Malt)(Restaurant 14 hrs. to 99 Seats-B); and Novak's on Randolph, 919 Randolph
Ave.(Liquor On Sale-100 Seats/less-C)(Gambling Location Class C)(Restaurant 14 hrs. to
99 Seats-B). (Laid over from March 2 for adoption)
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays 0
14. Resolution - 94-207 - approving renewal of various On Sale Wine and Supporting
Licenses(ID #72301-89824) by: Mai Village Restaurant, 422 University Ave. W#207. (Wine
On Sale, On Sale Malt 3.2)(Restaurant 14 hrs. 100S or more-D); The Old City Cafe, 1571
Grand Ave. (Wine On Sale, On Sale Malt-strong beer)(Restaurant 14 hrs. to 99 seats-
B)(Catering to 1000 sq. ft.)(K-Vehicle)(Foods MDPW to 1000 sq. ft.). (Laid over from
March 2 for adoption)
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
15. Resolution - 94-254 - approving renewal of Class III Gambling Premise Permit (ID #01743)
by Ladies Samaritan Club at Ideal Hall, 1494 North Dale St. (To be laid over one week for
adoption)
Laid over to March 16 for adoption
16. Resolution - 94-255 - approving renewal of Class III Gambling Premise Permit (ID #00963)
by St. Bernard's Church at Tin Cups, 1220 Rice St.; St. Bernard's Parish Center, 147 W.
Geranium; and Lentsch's, 1091 Rice Street. (To be laid over one week for adoption)
L,aid over to March 16 for adoption
17. Resolution - 94-256 - approving renewal of On Sale Liquor and Supporting Licenses (ID
#15685-37348) by: Alary's Bar, 249 7th St. W.; Erick's Bar, 949 7th St. E.; Joe & Stan's, 949
7th St. W; Ted's Recreation, 1084 Larpenteur Av. W.; Trend Bar, 1537 University Av. W.;
Lentsch's, 1091 Rice St.; Awada's, 199 Plato Blvd. E. (To be laid over one week for
adoption)
Laid over to March 16 for adoption
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18. Resolution - 94-257 - approving renewal of On Sale Wine and Supporting Licenses (ID
# 16018-96059) by Acropol Inn, 748 Grand Ave.; Italian Pie Shoppe & Winery, 777 Grand
Ave.; LaC�caracha Restaurant, 36 Dale St. E.; Napoli Cafe, 1406 White Bear Ave. N.;
Dynasty Restaurant, 2346 7th St. W.; Caravan Serai, 2175 Ford Parkway; Muffuletta In The
Park, 2260 Como Ave.; Ristorante Luci, 470 Cleveland Ave. S. (To be laid over one week
for adoption)
Laid over to March 16 for adoption
19. Resolution - 94-258 - approving renewal of a Bingo Hall License (ID #98815) by Oak Grove
Properties, dba Midway Bingo Palace, at 449 N. Le�ungton Pkwy. (To be laid over one week
for adoption)
Laid over to March 16 for adoption
20-26. (Discussed later in the meeting)
27. Resolution - 94-260 - approving payment of $15,500 from the Tort Liability Fund to Maria
Orleni Arboleda in full settlement of her claim against the City of Saint Paul.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
28. Resolution - 94-261 - approving payment of $3,500 from the Judgment and Compromise
Fund to Shannon Kampa Hutton in full settlement of her claim against the City of Saint
Paul.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
29. Resolution - 94-262 - approving payment of $5,596.53 from the Tort Liability Fund to Illinois
Farmers Insurance Company in full settlement of its claim against the City of Saint Paul.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
30. Resolution - 94-263 - approving the cancellation of the original bond for a street vacation
and replacing with a new bond of equivalent value.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
31. Resolution - 94-264 - authorizing proper City Officials to enter into an agreement with the
Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) and the Soo Line Railroad for
installation and maintenance of railroad crossing signals on Otto Avenue at intersection with
tracks of the Soo Line Railroad Company (between Canton and Stewart).
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
32. Resolution - 94-265 - accepting the recommendations of the Joint Property Tax Advisory
Committee (JPTAC) on three property tax proposals.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
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33. Resolution - 94-266 - accepting the recommendation of the Joint Property Tax Advisory
Committee (JPTAC) regarding "Property Tax and Education Financing Changes to Reduce
the Pay 1995 Levy".
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
34. Resolution - 94-267 - accepting the recommendation of the Joint Property Tax Advisory
Committee (JPTAC) regarding the "Local Government Trust Fund 1994".
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
35. Resolution - 94-268 - amending the spending and financing plans of prior year Capital
Project accounts, excluding the CSSP programs and Warner/Shepard Road projects, in
preparation for closing out these accounts.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
36. Preliminary Order - 94-239 - in the matter of sidewalk reconstruction for both sides of W.
Montana Avenue from N. Grotto Street to vacated Fisk Street, and setting date of public
hearing for April 20, 1994. (Laid over from March 2)
Withdrawn Yeas - 7 Nays - 0(Replaced by 94-269)
37. Preliminary Order - 94-269 - in the matter of sidewalk reconstruction for both sides of W.
Montana Avenue from N. Grotto Street to N. Avon Street, and setting date of public
hearing for April 20, 1994. (This Preliminary Order replaces C.F. 94-239 above)
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
38. Preliminary Order - 94-270 - in the matter of sidewalk construction (New) for the southwest
side of Madison Street from West Seventh Street to Rockwood Avenue (File #59402), and
setting date of public hearing for Apri120, 1994.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays -0
20. Resolution - 94-43 - approving cancellation of various uncollectible registered bills in the
amount of $115,523.26. (Laid over from January 12)
Councilmember Harris moved to lay the resolution over four weeks at the request of the
Mayor's Office.
Pam Wheelock, Mayor's Office, explained the reason for the layover request saying that it is
a complex issue involving a number of city departments, and several key staff inembers have
been on vacation. Also, there have been other major issues that the administration has been
dealing with which has caused a delay in getting to this issue. Ms. Wheelock stated that the
administration would like to bring in a package which not only deals with this issue but also
a suggested policy on what the city's role should be with regard to special events.
Councilmember Harris requested that information be provided to the Council on whether
any city funds have been released to the organizations that are presently in arrears.
Laid over to April 6 Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
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21. Resolution - 94-197 - authorizing the acquisition of 35 single family homes by the Public
Housing Agency for resale to 35 eligible low income families. (Laid over from February 23)
Councilmember Megard moved to introduce a substitute resolution.
Roll Call Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
Jon Gutzman, Executive Director, Public Housing Agency, noted that at the February 23
Council meeting, the Council asked him to work with PED to refine the Homeward Home
Ownership Program elements and also to develop additional financing options. There have
been two significant new developments. On March 1, the Public Housing Authority
negotiated with HUD a change in the use of their funds for rehab. Under all previous
programs, HUD has limited rehab to 10% of the total budget. Due to the City's standing as
a high performer agency, HUD has agreed to allow the City to use as much of the $3.9
million as is desired to accomplish rehab as long as other program requirements are met.
Further, with the help of PED staff and the Councilmembers who sit on the Family Housing
Fund Board, an additional commitment of $125,000 was secured from the Family Housing
Fund to help with more substantial rehab. New options were developed for the Council's
consideration and the substitute resolution presented recommended Option B. A minimum
of 20 homes could undergo major rehab and possibly all 35. This would only include houses
that were previously rental and/or vacant. Under Option B, the City would receive a
commitment of $75,000 from MHFA. This option requests a commitment of $275,000 from
the city which is matched by the Family Housing Fund -$125,000 for rehab, and $150,000
for home ownership counseling.
Councilmember Rettman noted that Option A shows a total of $250,00 for administration,
and Option B indicates administration at $350,000. Since the city will be contributing
$275,000 of CDBG dollars, she suggested dedicating $125,000 and leave the remaining
$150,000 in contingency so that in the event that it is not needed it could be used for other
projects.
Jan Blesener, Deputy Executive Director of PHA, addressed the issue of administrative costs
explaining that the cost per house to handle a major rehabilitation is going to be more than
a minor rehab. If only 20 homes are rehabilitated, the money that the city has provided will
be the last funds that may be left over at the end of the program. It cannot be determined
at this point if those funds would have been spent for administration or rehab. What is used
will be determined by the number of homes that are rehabed.
Councilmember Rettman offered a friendly amendment to the resolution indicating that city
funds would be the last to be used.
Councilmember Megard moved approval as amended.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
22. Resolution - 93-1688B - establishing the rate of pay and benefits for the Unclassified
Councilmember-Secretary positions. (Laid over from January 26)
Councilmembers Megard and Blakey spoke against the resolution and corresponding
Ordinance (C.F. 93-1689, #39 below).
Councilmember Grimm referred to her letter of Feburary 22, 1994, to the Human
Resources Office with regard to the possibility of the Office of Human Resources reviewing
the classification and job duties of the secretaries in the Council offices in an objective
manner.
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A response from LeeAnn Turchin, Human Resources, indicated that they will comply with
the Council's wishes. It will take appro�cimately 120 days to provide the information
including a survey with other governmental units on similar positions. �
Discussion ensued. Pam Wheelock, Mayor's Office, stated that additional concerns or
questions that Councilmembers may have could be routed through Council President
Thune's Office.
Councilmember Grimm moved to lay the resolution over to August 24.
Roll Call Yeas 5 Nays - 2(Blakey, Megard)
Councilmember Grimm moved to request that the Office of Human Resources proceed with
a study of the Councilmember-Secretary positions.
Roll Call Yeas - 5 Nays - 2(Blakey, Megard)
23. Resolution - 94-152 - approving the 1994-1995 Agreement between the City of Saint Paul
and AFSCME, District Council 14, Local 2508. (Laid over from February 23)
Councilmember Harris stated that he had discussions with staff from the Mayor's Office who
were involved in labor negotiations. Issues discussed included cost comparisons, benefit
packages, and mileage reimbursement. Harris read into the record a summary of the
information he received from this discussion and said he had a concern with all three issues.
Councilmember Rettman stated that the agreements were bargained. She suggested that at
the next Finance and Budget Committee meeting, the parameters of the bargaining process
could be reviewed. A closed session could then be requested to discuss strategy and the
negotiators could be given certain criteria with which to bargain. If the new Administration
and new Council has some parameters that they wish the negotiators to use in bargaining,
clear direction should be given.
Councilmember Rettman stated that everyone bargained in good faith and moved for
approval.
A brief discussion ensued.
Adopted Yeas - 6 Nays- 1(Harris)
24. Resolution - 94-153 - approving the 1994-1995 Agreement between the City of Saint Paul
and AFSCME, District Council 14, Local 1842. (Laid over from February 23)
Councilmember Rettman moved approval.
Adopted Yeas - 6 Nays - 1(Harris)
25. Resolution 94-184 - approving a three year contract between the City and the International
Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Local 20. (Laid over from March 2)
Councilmember Rettman moved approval.
Adopted Yeas - 6 Nays - 1(Harris)
26. Resolution - 94-259 - approving the transfer of funds from the City Clerk's Office to the
Office of Human Resources.
Councilmember Blakey questioned whether the individual who will be moving into the
position to do minority recruiting has the appropriate background.
Ms. Wheelock responded that Mr. Quintela, who will be �lling this position, is the person
originally appointed by Mayor Coleman to the position of City Clerk. Due to various
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reasons, it became an issue of whether- a senior management position is still required in the
City Clerk's Office. It is the Mayor's position that there is an issue in city government with
regard to minority recruitment. He feels it is a higher priority to address the function of
minority recruitment rather than the City Clerk position. The Mayor has high confidence in
Mr. Quintela's ability to perform this function.
After a brief discussion, Councilmember Rettman moved approval.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
ORDINANCES
39. Final Adoption - 93-1689 - an ordinance establishing seven positions entitled
Councilmember-Secretary as specified by Chapter 12 of the Charter of the City of Saint
Paul, Section 12.03.2(H). (Public hearing held November 18; laid over January 26)
Councilmember Grimm moved to lay over to August 24 to accompany C.F. 93-1688B.
Roll Call Yeas - 5 Nays - 2(Blakey, Megard)
(Councilmember Grimm left at this time)
40. Final Adoption - 94-160 - an ordinance amending Chapter 200 of the St. Paul Legislative
Code requiring that dogs declared dangerous must have a microchip identification. (Public
hearing held March 2)
Councilmember Rettman extended her thanks and appreciation to Bernie Fritz, Animal
Control, and the veterinarians who have assisted in this procedure.
Councilmember Rettman moved approval.
Adopted Yeas 6 Nays - 0
(Councilmember Grimm returned)
41. Second Reading - 94-241 - an ordinance amending Chapter 121 of the St. Paul Legislative
Code pertaining to permits for driveways, sidewalks and curbs, and repealing Chapter 126 of
the St. Paul Legislative Code pertaining to surfacing between curb and sidewalk.
Councilmember Rettman moved for approval of an amendment, at the request of Public
Works, to Item D to change from "permittee" to "contractor", and also to change
"reconstruction or maintenance" to reconstruction or repair
Amendment Adopted Yeas - 5 Nays - 0
L.aid over to March 16 for third reading/public hearing.
42. Second Reading - 94-242 - an ordinance amending the St. Paul Legislative Code by adding
a new Chapter 134 pertaining to projections and encroachments within the public right-of-
way.
Laid over to March 16 for third reading/public hearing.
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
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43. Third Reading - 94-200 - an ordinance amending section 331.05(a) of the St. Paul Legislative
Code to allow the use of affidavits to establish the existence of leases.
No one appeared in opposition,
Laid over to March 16 for final adoption.
44. Third Reading - 94-201 - an ordinance amending Chapter 310 of the St. Paul Legislative
Code pertaining to the license fee schedule to address changes in massage therapist license
categories.
No one appeared in opposition.
Laid over to March 16 for final adoption.
(Councilmember Guerin left at this time)
45. Third Reading - 94-202 - an ordinance amending Chapter 347 of the St. Paul Legislative
Code establishing licensure of dog grooming facilities separate and distinct from the pet
shop license.
Councilmember Megard questioned whether the dog grooming facility includes cats or if
they are separate. This is to be clarified before final adoption.
Laid over to March 16 for final adoption
46. Third Reading - 94-203 - an ordinance amending Chapter 60 of the St. Paul Legislative
Code pertaining to zoning for the City of St. Paul and the zoning maps thereof - approval of
a petition of Castro's Collision Center to rezone property located at 113-115 E. Belvidere St.
and 786 South Robert St. to B-3 (Public Hearing also held on February 9th)
No one appeared in opposition.
L.aid over to March 16 for final adoption.
(Councilmember Guerin returned during this discussion)
47. Resolution - 94-154 - approving vacation of part of Princeton Avenue, Macalester Street and
the alley in Block 8, Macalester Park bounded by Princeton, St. Clair and Vernon. (L.aid
over from February 16)
Donna Weis, 1661 Princeton Court, presented a letter from some of the neighbors stating
that they are not opposed to the vacation of Macalester Street or the alley, and
they are willing to work with the college on their project; however, she feels there has been
miscommunication which has resulted in frustrations for many property owners. Ms. Weis
said that on February 9 she brought up the issue of the vacation of East Princeton and she
was told it would be a separate issue and a separate vacation which is not the case.
Dick Sobiech, TKDA Inc., Consulting Engineer with the college on this project, stated that
this vacation is in accordance with the special conditional use permit that the college worked
out with the Planning Commission in May, 1993. This is Phase I of the project. They will
be working with the neighbors on Phase II and the remaining piece.
Christopher Welsh, 181 Vernon Street, stated that this has been agreed on by most of the
neighbors.
Councilmember Harris moved approval.
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
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48. Resolution - 94-271 - approving application (ID #52082) for a Second hand Dealer Motor
Vehicle License by Arcade Auto Sales (Mark A. Pacheco, Owner) at 1414 Arcade St.
Councilmember Grimm moved to lay over to March 23 to bring in a substitute at that time.
Roll Call Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
49. Resolution - 94-272 - approving application (ID # 19737) for a General Repair Garage
License by Wheel Service Brake & Equipment Inc., dba Wheel Service Break & Equipment
(Keith Holm, President), at 2340 Capp Road.
No one appeared in opposition.
Councilmember Megard moved approval
Adopted Yeas - 7 Nays - 0
50. Public Hearing ordering the owner to repair or remove the building at 915 Charles Avenue
within fifteen (15) days from the adoption of resolution. (Laid over from February 23)
Councilmember Blakey moved for suspension to introduce the following resolution:
Roll Call Yeas - 6 Nays - 0
Resolution - 94-278 - ordering the owner to remove or repair the building at 915 Charles
Avenue within fifteen (15) days from publication of this resolution.
Councilmember Blakey moved approval.
Adopted Yeas - 6 Nays 0
51. Resolution - 94-273 - approving vacation of building encroachments on the east side of
South Robert Street between Congress and East Winifred.
No one appeared in opposition.
Councilmember Rettman moved approval.
Adopted Yeas - 6 Nays - 0
52. Final Order - 94-274 - in the matter of acquiring right-of-way on small portions of Lot 6,
Block 6, Terrace Park Addition and Lot 9, West Crocus Hill "B" in conjunction with the
Grand/St. Albans CSSP Project (File 18711E1).
No one appeared in opposition.
Councilmember Rettman moved approval.
Adopted Yeas - 6 Nays - 0
53. Final Order - 94-275 - in the matter of improving Osceola Avenue from Grotto Street to
Pleasant Avenue as part of the Grand/St. Albans Area Street Paving and Lighting Project
(File 18712-OS).
No one appeared in opposition.
Councilmember Rettman moved approval.
Adopted Yeas - 6 Nays - 0
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54. Amended Final Order - 94-276 - in the matter of acquiring a permanent utility easement for
construction of a sanitary and storm sewer in conjunction with the Eustis/Franklin Area
CSSP Project (File 18720E1).
No one appeared in opposition.
Councilmember Megard moved approval.
Adopted Yeas - 6 Nays - 0
55. Final Order - 94-277 - in the matter of acquiring a permanent utility easement for street
purposes at the intersection of vacated C�xrfew Street and vacated Myrtle Avenue in
conjunction with the Eustis/Franklin CSSP Project (File 18720E2).
No one appeared in opposition.
Councilmember Megard moved approval.
Adopted Yeas - 6 Nays - 0
Councilmember Harris moved to call the following ordinance from the City Operations
Committee:
Roll Call Yeas - 6 Nays - 0
Second Reading - Ordinance 94-199 - amending Chapter 376 of the Saint Paul Legislative
Code increasing fares and the cap on the maximum number of taxicab licenses available,
clarifying definitions, and adding taxicab top light requirements.
Laid over to March 16 for third reading/public hearing.
Councilmember Megard moved to adjourn the meeting.
JOURN D AT 5:03 P.M.
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ATTEST: Coun ' P esident, David
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Minutes approved by Council
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