St. Paul public meetings in 2021

Organizational Committee

The Organizational Committee will conduct an interview for the Director of City Council Operations (SR 21-223). The committee will also discuss the date for its next meeting.

• Interview for Director of City Council Operations (SR 21-223)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing budget amendments for the Department of Public Works and several labor agreements. The agenda includes approving costs for lead water line replacements and property clean-up assessments. The council will also receive updates on rent stabilization and COVID-19.

• Transfer of $1,000,000 in American Rescue Plan funds for recognition pay
• Approving costs for lead water service line replacement on private property
• Budget amendments for Department of Public Works sewer units
• Approval of various labor agreements and ARP lump sum payments
• Sanitary sewer infrastructure permit for Pulte Model Homes

Legislative Hearings

The St. Paul Legislative Hearings will consider several appeals regarding special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes reviews of vacant building registrations and fire certificate of occupancy appeals. Some items are scheduled to be continued or deleted.

• Ratification of special tax assessments for properties on Lawson Ave E, Minnehaha Ave E, and Oxford St N
• Ratification of property clean-up service assessments for September 2021
• Appeal regarding a vacant building registration at 472 Case Avenue
• Appeals for fire certificates of occupancy at 1417 Blair Avenue, 776 Reaney Avenue, and 2121 Reaney Avenue

Licensing Hearing

The Saint Paul Licensing Hearing will discuss a Class N license application for Kitty’s Corner 2 Inc. The review includes examining the application summary, floorplans, and incident reports.

• Class N license application for Kitty's Corner 2 Inc.

City Council

The City Council will consider several budget amendments and labor agreements using American Rescue Plan funds. The agenda also includes a rezoning request for 1708 Selby Avenue and the reallocation of library funds. Additionally, the council will review liquor license applications for 857 Grand Avenue.

• Transfer of $20,000,000 in American Rescue Plan funds to deeply affordable housing
• Rezoning of 1708 Selby Avenue from B2 to RM2 residential
• Reallocation of $100,000 within the Library budget for collections
• Grant of at least $10,000 to limit youth access to tobacco products
• Liquor license application for Billy’s on Grand at 857 Grand Avenue

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings committee is reviewing requests for orders to rehabilitate or demolish buildings at various locations. The agenda also includes appeals regarding nuisance abatements, vacant building registrations, and fire safety certificates.

• Orders to repair or remove structures at 439 Herschel Street
• Orders to repair or remove structures at 1722 Reaney Avenue
• Orders to repair or remove structures at 678 Snelling Avenue North
• Appeal of a vacant building registration notice for 657 Canton Street
• Appeals regarding fire certificates of occupancy at 1191 Earl Street and 991 Rose Avenue East

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board will review financial statements and administrative spending adjustments for the Waterworks program. They will also consider a real estate purchase in Maplewood and a claim settlement regarding 2106 Cottage Avenue. Staff will provide updates on water distribution and the McCarrons Water Treatment Plant.

• Settlement of a claim regarding loss at 2106 Cottage Avenue
• MnDOT agreement for relocation of Board facilities
• Purchase of residential property at 1845 Beaumont Street North in Maplewood
• Administrative adjustments to Waterworks program spending
• Updates on water distribution and McCarrons Water Treatment Plant

Licensing Hearing

The Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Rank 1 Automotive LLC, owned by Steve Vang. The agenda includes a review of the application's site plan and activity reports. This meeting is being conducted remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Class N license application for Rank 1 Automotive LLC (SR 21-217)

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA is considering approval of the final 2022 budget and property tax levy. The board will also review funding allocations for Civil Uprising recovery and new business assistance guidelines. Additionally, resolutions are proposed to decertify two Tax Increment Financing districts.

• Approval of the final 2022 HRA budget and property tax levy
• Budget revisions for a single-family home at 1080 Ross Avenue
• Decertification of Superior Street Cottages TIF district
• Approval of Civil Uprising funding allocations
• Recommended guidelines for the Citywide Business Assistance Fund

City Council

The City Council is meeting to adopt the 2022 municipal budget and set the annual city tax levy. The agenda also includes discussions on street reconstruction plans, utility rate settings, and several zoning changes.

• Adoption of the 2022 City Budget and Tax Levy
• Five-Year Street Reconstruction Plan for fiscal years 2022 through 2026
• Rezoning of 1708 Selby Avenue to medium-density multiple-family residential
• $2,030,000 FEMA grant application for Fire Department equipment and training
• Right of Way Acquisition agreement for Lexington Parkway realignment

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will discuss the City Council 2022 Budget. The meeting also includes a presentation regarding the budget process and the 2022 Budget Survey.

• Discussion of City Council 2022 Budget (SR 21-215)
• Presentation on the budget process and 2022 Budget Survey

Library Board

The Library Board will meet virtually to consider a resolution adopting the 2022 budget. This item also includes a request for property tax financing.

• Resolution adopting 2022 Budget and requesting Property Tax Financing

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings will review several appeals regarding special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes appeals for vacant building registrations, fire certificates of occupancy, and a fence variance.

• Ratification of special tax assessments for 596 Charles Avenue and 1140 Pacific Street
• Appeals for vacant building registration at 394 Hope Street and 988 Hubbard Avenue
• Appeals regarding Fire Certificates of Occupancy at 681 York Avenue and 910 Forest Street
• A fence variance appeal for 1190 University Avenue West
• Ratification of assessments for vacant building registration fees and emergency boarding services

Licensing Hearing

The Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Jakes Auto Mall LLC, doing business as Jake’s Auto Mall. The agenda includes discussion regarding Public Works Encroachment Permit #21-1027.

• Class N license application for Jakes Auto Mall LLC
• Public Works Encroachment Permit #21-1027

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will discuss an update regarding the Constituent and Customer Service Study. The committee will also address a deadline extension for a Request for Proposal. Additionally, members will review the 2022 meeting calendar.

• Update on Constituent and Customer Service Study by Sherry Johnson, Cultivate Strategy
• Deadline extension for Request for Proposal to December 22, 2021
• Review of the 2022 Audit Committee meeting calendar

City Council

The City Council is conducting a final public hearing regarding the proposed 2022 budget and tax levy. This session is part of the Truth-in-Taxation process. Residents may submit comments via email or voicemail.

• Final Hearing on the proposed 2022 Budget and Tax Levy (PH 21-5)

Library Board

The St. Paul Library Board is meeting virtually to approve minutes from September and October meetings. The board will also discuss a resolution regarding a debt write-off for 2021.

• Approval of September and October meeting minutes
• Resolution 21-1628: Approve Debt Write Off for 2021

City Council

The City Council meeting includes several budget reallocations and grant approvals. Key items involve using American Rescue Plan funds for public safety radio replacement and reviewing various zoning and liquor license applications.

• Transfer of $5,456,090 in American Rescue Plan funds for public safety radio replacement
• Reallocation of $510,348 within the Parks and Recreation budget
• Rezoning application for 1708 Selby Avenue to medium-density residential
• Approval of a lease and management agreement for Watergate Marina
• Grant acceptance of $250,000 for the Victoria Park Multi-Use Athletic Field project

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings will review orders for the rehabilitation or removal of various structures. The agenda also includes appeals regarding vehicle abatements, vacant building fees, and fence variances.

• Removal or repair orders for 975 Hudson Road, 939 Charles Avenue, 1034 Bradley Street, 439 Herschel Street, and 1722 Reaney Avenue
• Findings on nuisance abatements for 1179 Seventh Street East and 1629 Hartford Avenue
• Appeal of a vehicle abatement order at 820 Western Avenue North
• Appeal of a vacant building registration fee warning letter at 1285 Beechwood Place
• Appeal regarding a denied fence variance at 1190 University Avenue West

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the acceptance of $11,588,419.60 in federal emergency rental assistance funds. The agenda also includes updates to garbage service rates and a review of city processes for residential housing developers. Additionally, the council will consider liquor licenses and various property assessments.

• Acceptance of $11,588,419.60 in Federal Emergency Rental Assistance Funds
• Amending garbage service rates effective January 1, 2022
• Liquor license application for Billy’s on Grand at 857 Grand Avenue
• Agreement with MnDOT regarding Highway 94 projects
• Review of city processes for residential housing development

Budget Committee

The St. Paul Budget Committee is meeting to discuss two items. These include a Fire Department Rapid Response Team Pilot Project and a Low Income Homeowner Support Program.

• SR 21-205 Fire Department Rapid Response Team Pilot Project
• SR 21-209 Low Income Homeowner Support Program

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider several requests to ratify special tax assessments for properties on Ames Avenue, Lawson Avenue East, and Central Avenue West. The body will also hear appeals regarding vacant building registrations and fire correction orders.

• Ratifying appealed special tax assessment for 0 Ames Avenue
• Ratifying appealed special tax assessment for 615 Lawson Avenue East
• Ratifying assessments for property clean up services from June to August 2021
• Removal of metal storage containers at 814 Manomin Ave
• Appeal regarding vacant building registration at 160 Granite Street

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will discuss the mid-point report for the Constituent and Customer Service Study. The committee will also discuss finalizing a Request for Proposal (RFP) for a procurement portal.

• Constituent and Customer Service Study Mid-point Report
• Request for Proposal (RFP) Finalizing for Procurement Portal

Licensing Hearing

The Licensing Hearing will review an application for a license expansion by the University of St Thomas. The agenda includes a review of activity reports, incident reports, and five recorded objections related to the request.

• License expansion application for University of St Thomas (SR 21-200)
• Review of STAMP activity and incident reports
• Consideration of five recorded objections to the expansion

City Council

The St. Paul City Council will hold a closed door meeting regarding pending litigation for Smith v. City of Saint Paul. The remaining agenda items consist of roll call and adjournment.

• Closed door meeting regarding pending litigation for Smith v. City of Saint Paul

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several budget amendments for public works and fire services. They are also considering ordinances regarding homeless services and garbage service rates. Additionally, the council will discuss updates to the rent stabilization ordinance.

• Amending Schmidt Brewery district to remove liquor restrictions
• Setting 2022 base level garbage service rates
• Approving a $1,127,272.73 grant for fire department radios
• Establishing a TIF district and redevelopment plan for The Hollows at 520 Payne Avenue
• Updating the rent stabilization ordinance

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is meeting to discuss the five-year street infrastructure plan. The committee will also review the proposed 2022 debt budget and a budget update.

• Five Year Street Infrastructure Plan (SR 21-190)
• Proposed 2022 Debt Budget (SR 21-193)
• Budget Update (SR 21-197)

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA is reviewing guidelines and funding for the 2022 4d Affordable Housing Incentive Program. The board will also hold public hearings regarding the expansion of a redevelopment area and the creation of a new tax increment financing district at 520 Payne Avenue.

• Guidelines and funding for the 2022 4d Affordable Housing Incentive Program
• Expansion of the Saint Paul Neighborhood Redevelopment Project Area
• Establishment of the 520 Payne Avenue Housing Tax Increment Financing District (The Hollows)
• Revenue bond issuance for The Hollows Apartments Project at 520 Payne Avenue

Legislative Hearings

The meeting will address orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at several addresses. Officials will also hear appeals regarding vacant building registrations and fire certificates of occupancy. Additionally, the body will review nuisance abatement findings and a fence variance request.

• Orders for rehabilitation or removal of structures at 975 Hudson Road
• Orders for rehabilitation or removal of structures at 1514 Van Buren Avenue
• Orders for rehabilitation or removal of structures at 288 Avon Street North
• Appeal regarding a condemnation notice at 360 Wheelock Parkway East
• Appeals to vacant building registration notices

City Council

This agenda outline contains only procedural items and a notice of a closed-door session. The Council will meet remotely to discuss pending litigation in Veith v. City, et al.

• Closed-door discussion regarding pending litigation in Veith v. City, et al.

City Council

The City Council will vote on final adoptions of ordinances regarding tobacco shop licensing and homeless services facilities. The agenda also includes reviews of labor agreements and grant allocations for local community projects.

• Final adoption of ordinance regulating tobacco shop licenses, pricing, and distance requirements
• $2,910,000 in funding for Como Park Zoo and Conservatory
• Final adoption of ordinance regarding homeless services facilities
• Public hearing for the 2022 City Recycling Service Fees
• Approval of a lease agreement for mooring space at Harriet Island Public Dock

Budget Committee

The St. Paul Budget Committee is scheduled to hold a presentation regarding the 2022 Capital Improvement Budget. This discussion item includes a CIB presentation.

• Presentation of the 2022 Capital Improvement Budget (SR 21-183)

Legislative Hearings

The meeting will review appeals regarding special tax assessments for various properties. It also includes the ratification of assessments for city services such as graffiti removal, tree removal, and demolition. Additionally, officials will address nuisance abatement findings and fire certificate appeals.

• Ratifying special tax assessments for 134 Fifth St E and 936 Jefferson Ave
• Ratifying demolition assessment for 1819 York Ave
• Ratifying tree removal assessments at 1209 St Paul Ave
• Nuisance abatement finding for 1143 Churchill Street
• Fire certificate of occupancy appeal for 1191 Earl Street

Organizational Committee

The Organizational Committee will discuss rent stabilization and receive a District Council update. The meeting also includes a presentation from Explore Outdoors Saint Paul regarding committees, boards, and activities.

• Rent stabilization (SR 21-178)
• District Council Update (SR 21-179)
• Explore Outdoors Saint Paul presentation (SR 21-180)

City Council

The City Council is meeting to finalize an ordinance regulating tobacco shop pricing discounts and distance requirements between establishments. The agenda also includes several rezoning requests and budget amendments for various city departments.

• Final adoption of ordinance regulating tobacco shop pricing and distance requirements
• Rezoning of 231 Front Avenue from B2 to T2
• $475,000 grant for the River Learning Center Schematic Design Project
• $317,000 for Minnesota Aviation Rescue Team training and equipment
• Rezoning of 576 Lexington Parkway N to multi-family residential

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA is reviewing a resolution to approve land conveyance and development agreements for the Stryker Senior Housing Project. This includes several loan authorizations including HOME and CDBG funds. The board will also follow up on the proposed 2022 budget.

• Land conveyance and development agreement for 605 and 617 Stryker Avenue
• $228,000 HRA Land Sale Loan for the Stryker project
• $750,000 HOME Loan financing for the Stryker project
• $200,000 CDBG Loan financing for the Stryker project
• RFP issued for Hamm’s Brewery Complex at 680 and 694 East Minnehaha Avenue

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings will review various property-related matters, including orders to remove or repair structures and appeals regarding vacant building registrations. The agenda also includes decisions on nuisance abatements, special tax assessments, and fire certificate of occupancy appeals.

• Orders for the removal or repair of structures at 975 Hudson Road and 830 Iglehart Avenue
• Recommendation regarding a tax-forfeited property repurchase at 90 Crocus Place
• Appeals to vacant building registration notices for properties on Curtice Street East and Galtier Street
• Findings on nuisance abatement orders for 854 Edmund Avenue, 1179 Seventh Street East, and 521 York Avenue
• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 1454 Arona Street and 1774 Reaney Avenue

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings body is reviewing appeals for special tax assessments on seven properties. These items are presented for ratification following assessment inquiries.

• Ratification of assessment for 667 Laurel Avenue
• Ratification of assessment for 1774 Reaney Avenue
• Ratification of assessment for 843 Selby Avenue
• Ratification of assessment for 1706 Sims Avenue
• Ratification of assessment for 120 Stevens Street West

City Council

The St. Paul City Council is reviewing several items including grant applications for site cleanups and park improvements. They are also considering ordinance changes regarding tobacco shop licensing and distance requirements. Additionally, the council will discuss COVID-19 updates from Ramsey County Public Health.

• Ordinance 21-29: New regulations for tobacco shops and distance requirements
• Transfer of $902,255 in CDBG-CV funds for COVID-related spending
• Grant applications for contamination cleanup at 176 Robert Street South
• $18,000,000 bond proceeds for the EAB Capital Project
• Sound level variance applications for Allianz Field and Harriet Island

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will discuss the 2022 proposed budget for the City Attorney's Office. The committee will also review the 2022 proposed Sales Tax Revitalization (STAR) budget.

• 2022 Proposed Budget for the City Attorney's Office (SR 21-174)
• 2022 Proposed Sales Tax Revitalization (STAR) budget (SR 21-175)

Legislative Hearings

The meeting includes the ratification of several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The body will also hear appeals regarding code enforcement orders, vacant building fees, and fire certificates of occupancy.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties on Magnolia Avenue East and Geranium Avenue West
• Appeal of a condemnation order at 360 Wheelock Parkway East
• Appeal of a vacant building registration fee for 243 Winifred Street East
• Appeals regarding Fire Certificate of Occupancy correction notices
• Appeal of a denied fence variance request at 841 Marion Street

Charter Commission

The commission will review a recommendation to amend Chapter 6.03.1 of the Saint Paul Charter regarding civil penalties for city ordinance violations. Members will also address committee assignments and discuss the redistricting work plan.

• Recommendation to amend Chapter 6.03.1 regarding civil penalties for city ordinance violations
• Committee assignments
• Discussion of redistricting work plan

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will discuss updates regarding the Constituent and Customer Service Study. The meeting also includes updates on a scoping document and the RFQ consultant list.

• Constituent and Customer Service Study Update from Sherry Johnson
• Scoping Document Update
• Update on Meetings and RFQ Consultant List

Licensing Hearing

The Saint Paul Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for DWD Group LLC, doing business as Billy’s On Grand. The agenda includes a review of site plans, incident reports, and ten recorded objections. This meeting is being held remotely due to the COVID-19 health pandemic emergency.

• Class N License Application for DWD Group LLC (d/b/a Billy’s On Grand)
• Review of ten recorded objections
• Review of site plans and STAMP activity reports

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider the ratification of several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The body will also review assessments related to the city's costs for collecting delinquent garbage bills from April to June 2021.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 914 Cook Avenue East
• Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 1501 Eleanor Avenue
• Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 843 Selby Avenue
• Ratification of assessments for delinquent garbage bill collection costs

City Council

The City Council will conduct a public hearing for residents to comment on the 2022 budget. The meeting also includes discussions on zoning amendments for the Ford Site and various business license applications.

• $405,000 Parks and Recreation budget reallocation
• Rezoning of 576 Lexington Parkway N to multi-family residential
• $74,750 grant application for Swede Hollow Park habitat enhancement
• Amendments to Ford Site Zoning and Public Realm Master Plan
• Adverse actions against tobacco licenses at 2005 Ford Parkway and 1580 Ford Parkway

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will discuss the 2022 proposed budgets for Human Resources and the Office of Financial Services. These presentations are part of the city's budget review process.

• 2022 proposed Human Resources budget presentation
• 2022 proposed Office of Financial Services budget presentation
• 2022 OFE Priorities and Budget

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA will hold a public hearing regarding a license agreement for the Lowertown Ramp property. The board will also approve meeting minutes from August and September 2021. Additionally, there is a follow-up report on the proposed 2022 budget.

• Public hearing for a license agreement at 316 Jackson Street North
• Approval of August and September 2021 meeting minutes
• Follow-up on the proposed 2022 HRA budget

Legislative Hearings

The City of Saint Paul will hold hearings regarding orders to rehabilitate or remove structures at several locations. The agenda also includes appeals for correction notices, vacant building registrations, and fire certificates of occupancy.

• Orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 830 Iglehart Avenue, 975 Hudson Road, and 1514 Van Buren Avenue
• Findings on nuisance abatement appeals for 854 Edmund Avenue and 864 Marion Street
• Appeal of a correction notice for 294 Hazelwood Street
• Appeals regarding vacant building registration at 1234 Rice Street and 1630 University Avenue West
• Appeals related to fire certificates of occupancy at multiple locations, including 1084 Larpenteur Avenue West

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board is reviewing several utility agreements, including a software services contract with Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. The meeting also includes a public hearing for a water service bill appeal at 1380 Desoto Street.

• Agreement with Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. for GIS software and services
• Amendment to contract with Precision Engineering Solutions for conduit corrosion assessments
• Appeal of a water service bill at 1380 Desoto Street
• Q2 2021 employee injury and vehicle accident summaries

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will review several special tax assessment appeals. This includes ratifying assessments for properties on Hague Avenue, Summit Avenue, and Norton Street. The body will also consider ratifying costs related to the collection of delinquent garbage bills from April to June 2021.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 1282 Hague Avenue
• Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 2279 Summit Avenue
• Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 1115 Norton Street
• Ratification of assessments for the cost of collecting delinquent garbage bills (April–June 2021)

City Council

The St. Paul City Council is considering ordinances to regulate tobacco shops and establish a community advisory committee for the Human Rights Director. The agenda also includes discussions on recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day and updates regarding vaccine mandates. Additionally, several grants and local business licenses are up for approval.

• Ordinance creating distance requirements and separate licenses for tobacco shops
• $1,127,272.73 FEMA grant to purchase 248 fire department radios
• Transfer of $902,255 in CDBG-CV funds for COVID-related spending
• Rezoning of 231 Front Avenue from B2 to T2
• $2,511,523 Parks and Trails Legacy Funds grant agreement

Library Board

The Saint Paul Library Board will review a staff report regarding the 2022 Library Budget Proposal 'Part 2.' This discussion focuses on the Special Fund and CIB. Due to COVID-19 protocols, the meeting will be held via telephone or electronic means.

• Staff Report SR 21-158 on 2022 Library Budget Proposal 'Part 2' (Special Fund and CIB)

Organizational Committee

The Organizational Committee will discuss the Community First Public Safety Update and receive updates on various committees, boards, and activities. The committee also noted that Human Resources and the Office of Financial Services will present their 2022 proposed budget at the next meeting.

• Community First Public Safety Update (SR 21-166)
• Update on committees, boards, activities, and other (SR 21-167)

Legislative Hearings

The meeting includes hearings on several appeals regarding special tax assessments for various properties. Additionally, the body will consider appeals related to vacant building registrations and fire certificates of occupancy.

• Ratification of special tax assessments for properties including 101 Como Avenue and 329 Lawson Avenue West
• Appeals regarding Vacant Building Registration Notices at 936 Duchess Street and 1162 Earl Street
• Nuisance abatement findings for 913 Johnson Parkway
• Appeals to Fire Certificate of Occupancy approvals and correction notices
• Ratification of assessment rolls for vacant building registration and graffiti removal fees

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearing Officer will conduct hearings regarding building maintenance and removal orders. The agenda includes reviewing orders to rehabilitate or remove structures, making findings on nuisance abatements, and hearing appeals for vacant building registrations.

• Order to rehabilitate or raze/remove a structure at 1941 University Avenue West
• Findings on appealed substantial abatements for 1033 Galtier Street, 864 Marion Street, and 901 York Avenue
• Appeal of a code compliance inspection and abatement order for 112 Geranium Avenue East

Charter Commission

The Charter Commission is reviewing a recommendation to amend Chapter 6.03.1 of the Saint Paul Charter. This proposal concerns the imposition of civil penalties for violations of city ordinances. The agenda also includes approval of the September 13, 2021, meeting minutes.

• Amendment to Chapter 6.03.1 regarding civil penalties for ordinance violations
• Approval of September 13, 2021, meeting minutes

City Council

The council will adopt new electric vehicle charging rates and consider zoning changes for Ford Districts. Public hearings are scheduled for budget amendments regarding sidewalks and energy projects. The council will also discuss a human resources update on the vaccine mandate.

• Final adoption of electric vehicle charging rates at city-owned stations
• First reading of ordinance amending Ford District zoning standards
• Approval of labor agreement with United Association of Plumbers and Sprinkler Fitters
• Public hearing for a $202,957 grant for CollegeBound Saint Paul
• Adverse action against the gas and tobacco license at 629 Rice Street

Budget Committee

The St. Paul Budget Committee is reviewing proposed 2022 budgets for city departments. The meeting includes budget presentations for the Office of Technology and Communications and Human Rights and Equal Economic Opportunity.

• 2022 proposed budget presentation for the Office of Technology and Communications
• 2022 budget presentation and questions for Human Rights and Equal Economic Opportunity

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA is holding a public hearing on a resolution to authorize $500,000 in HUD Rental Rehabilitation Program funds for work at 902 Hersey Street. The proposal includes loan agreements with the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency and Ramsey County, as well as a lease agreement with Catholic Charities.

• $500,000 in HUD Rental Rehabilitation Program funds for 902 Hersey Street
• Loan agreements with Minnesota Housing Finance Agency and Ramsey County
• Lease agreement with Catholic Charities
• Solicitation of bids for a general contractor

Legislative Hearings

The September 21, 2021, meeting includes reviews of special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also covers appeals regarding vacant building registrations and fire certificate of occupancy corrections.

• Ratifying the Appealed Special Tax Assessment for 485 Jessamine Avenue East
• Appeals regarding Vacant Building Registration Notices at 722 Geranium Avenue East and 58 Lawson Avenue West
• Appeal of a Revocation of Fire Certificate of Occupancy and Order to Vacate for 1177 Fourth Street East
• Reviewing requests for Fire Certificate of Occupancy corrections at 785 Stryker Avenue
• Ratifying assessments for property clean-up services in June 2021

Audit Committee

The St. Paul Audit Committee will review an update on the Constituent and Customer Service Study. The committee will also discuss a revised “Open for Development” proposal.

• Constituent and Customer Service Study Update
• “Open for Development” Revised Proposal

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the 2022 maximum property tax levies for the City and the HRA. The agenda includes budget amendments for Parks and Recreation and discussions on homeless services ordinances. Additionally, several sound level variance applications are scheduled for public hearing.

• $2,910,000 increase in Parks and Recreation budget from a State Legacy Grant
• 2022 maximum property tax levies for the City of Saint Paul and HRA
• Ordinance amending legislative code regarding homeless services facilities
• Sound level variances for the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon
• $990,000 budget reallocation within the Parks and Recreation Department

Library Board

The St. Paul Library Board will discuss Resolution 21-1324. This resolution requests that the City levy property taxes for the Saint Paul Public Library Agency. The meeting will be held remotely due to COVID-19 emergency protocols.

• Resolution 21-1324: Requesting a property tax levy for the Saint Paul Public Library Agency

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) Board of Commissioners is meeting to consider a resolution for the 2022 maximum property tax levy. The agenda also includes a board report regarding proposed HRA property tax levy rates from 2017 through 2022.

• Resolution 21-1312: Approving a 2022 maximum property tax levy for the HRA
• Board report on proposed HRA property tax levy rates from 2017 to 2022

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will review the final presentation for the Department of Safety and Inspections 2022 proposed budget. Additionally, levy limits for the City, Library, and HRA are scheduled to be declared this afternoon.

• Final presentation of the Department of Safety and Inspections 2022 proposed budget
• Declaration of levy limits for the City, Library, and HRA

Legislative Hearings

This meeting covers legislative hearings regarding building code compliance and property management in Saint Paul. The body will review orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at several addresses, including 698 Desoto Street and 678 Snelling Avenue North. Additionally, officials will consider recommendations for repurchasing tax-forfeited properties and appeals related to fire certificates of occupancy.

• Orders to rehabilitate or remove structures at 698 Desoto St, 678 Snelling Ave N, 1514 Van Buren Ave, and 120 Winter St
• Recommendations for the repurchase of tax-forfeited properties at 1128 Beech St, 760 Minnehaha Ave E, and 1277 Rice St
• Findings on appealed substantial abatement orders for 1033 Galtier St, 1629 Hartford Ave, 864 Marion St, and 901 York Ave
• Appeal of a code compliance inspection and summary abatement order at 112 Geranium Ave E
• Appeals regarding fire certificates of occupancy for properties on Beaumont Ave, Page St, and Stryker Ave

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board will hold a public hearing regarding 2022 water charges. Members are also reviewing recommendations for the 2022 budget and water charges to be sent to the Saint Paul City Council.

• Public hearing on 2022 water charges (RES PH 21-262)
• Recommendation of 2022 budget to City Council (RES 21-1349)
• Agreement with HDR Engineering, Inc. for a technology master plan (RES 21-1346)
• Easements at Highland Bridge Redevelopment Site from Pulte Homes (RES 21-1348)
• Buckthorn removal agreement with Great River Greening (RES 21-1347)

Charter Commission

The Charter Commission will discuss a recommendation to amend Chapter 6.03.1 regarding civil penalties for city ordinance violations. The agenda also includes reviewing draft city-proposed amendments to Charter 6.03 and hearing public comments.

• Approval of June 28 and August 2, 2021 meeting minutes
• Recommendation for amending Chapter 6.03.1 regarding civil penalties
• Review of draft city-proposed amendments to Charter 6.03
• Public comments from John Purdy

City Council

The City Council will discuss a staff report regarding the police budget. The agenda includes public hearings for several grants, including $350,000 for CollegeBound Saint Paul. The council will also consider new ordinance rates for electric vehicle charging at city-owned stations.

• New ordinance establishing electric vehicle charging rates at city-owned stations
• $308,000 grant from the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation for the People’s Prosperity Pilot
• $350,000 grant from the Saint Paul Foundation for CollegeBound Saint Paul
• Approval of the final plat for Highland Bridge 3rd Addition Rowhomes
• Police Department budget reallocation and acceptance of $53,000 in donations

Budget Committee

The committee is scheduled to discuss the 2022 proposed budgets for the Saint Paul Fire Department and the Public Works Department. These discussions include budget presentations and responses to City Council questions. The agenda also notes upcoming budget presentations and a levy limit vote.

• Saint Paul Fire Department 2022 proposed budget presentation
• Public Works Department 2022 proposed budget presentation

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Housing & Redevelopment Authority is reviewing the proposed 2022 budget for the PED department. The agenda includes a presentation on the 2022 budget and an outlook for the upcoming year.

• Proposed HRA - PED 2022 Budget (SR 21-144)
• HRA Outlook 2022 presentation
• Discussion of PED vacancies

Legislative Hearings

The legislative hearing includes reviews of special tax assessments and nuisance abatement orders. It also addresses appeals regarding fire inspection notices and vacant building registrations.

• Appeal of a revocation of Fire Certificate of Occupancy and Order to Vacate at 807 Aurora Avenue
• Ratification of special tax assessments for 1297 Seventh Street West and 990 Marion Street
• Review of assessments for graffiti removal, boarding services, and vacant building registration fees
• Appeals regarding fire inspection correction notices at 774 Case Avenue and 115 Acker Street East

Library Board

The Saint Paul Library Board will discuss the 2022 library budget proposal. The board will also consider authorizing activities to support a cooperative relationship between the Saint Paul Public Library and The Friends of the Saint Paul Public Library.

• Staff Report on 2022 Library Budget Proposal (SR 21-137)
• Authorizing activities for cooperation with The Friends of the Saint Paul Public Library (RES 21-1238)
• Approval of April 2021 meeting minutes (RES 21-1289)

City Council

The Council will consider reallocating Police Department operating budgets and amending CDBG project funds. The agenda also includes public hearings for a sound variance at the Farmers Market and various property assessment appeals. Additionally, council members will discuss 2022 Ramsey County property tax trends.

• Police Department 2021 Special Fund budget reallocations
• CDBG project budget amendments for 581 7th St E
• Sound level variance application for Big River Pizza at the Farmers Market
• Extension of the local COVID-19 emergency declaration
• $12,000 expenditure for VISTA program housing expenses

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee is meeting to discuss the 2022 proposed budget for the Saint Paul Police Department. The meeting is being conducted remotely due to COVID-19 pandemic emergency guidelines.

• SR 21-142 Saint Paul Police Department 2022 Proposed Budget

Licensing Hearing

The Saint Paul Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Candlestick Hospitality LLC, doing business as Myriel. The agenda includes a review of the application summary and supporting documentation.

• Class N license application for Candlestick Hospitality LLC (d/b/a Myriel)

City Council

The council is reviewing several large transfers of American Rescue Plan funds for public health, law enforcement training, and infrastructure maintenance. A public hearing is scheduled to discuss the establishment of the Snelling Midway Redevelopment TIF District. The agenda also includes various property tax assessments and sound variance requests.

• Transfer of $3,507,000 in American Rescue Plan funds for administration and emergency response
• Establishment of the Snelling Midway Redevelopment Tax Increment Financing District
• Transfer of $1,700,000 in American Rescue Plan funds for RiverCentre Ramp maintenance
• Sound level variance requests for University of St. Thomas and Minnesota United FC
• Acceptance of property at former Hamm's Brewery for Swede Hollow Park

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA is discussing redevelopment expenditures for 800 Robert Street South and loan extensions for Lowertown Loft Cooperative. Public hearings are also scheduled regarding a parking lease at Lowertown Ramp, land transfer at the Hamm’s Brewery site, and senior housing bonds for Episcopal Homes.

• Redevelopment expenditures for 800 Robert Street South
• Loan extensions for Lowertown Loft Cooperative
• Parking lease at Lowertown Ramp with MN DEED
• Land transfer of Hamm’s Brewery site to the City for park purposes
• Senior housing and healthcare revenue refunding bonds for Episcopal Homes

City Council

The City Council will hold a closed-door session to discuss threatened litigation, In re Raina St. Clair Williams. The remaining agenda items are procedural, including roll call and adjournment.

• Closed-door session regarding threatened litigation (In re Raina St. Clair Williams)
• Roll call
• Adjournment

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will review the proposed 2022 Parks and Recreation budget. The meeting also includes updates from the CFPS Work Group regarding Awakenings and Rec Check.

• Proposed 2022 Parks and Recreation budget (SR 21-138)
• CFPS Work Group Awakenings update
• CFPS Work Group Rec Check update

Legislative Hearings

This meeting includes several hearings regarding property maintenance, code enforcement, and fire safety. Officials will review proposals to rehabilitate or remove structures at various addresses and hear appeals regarding building condemnations and registration fees.

• Orders to rehabilitate or remove structures at 134 Case Ave, 1253 Cleveland Ave N, and 2062 Como Ave
• Proposed removal/rehabilitation orders for 2075 Scudder St, 698 Desoto St, 830 Iglehart Ave, and 1941 University Ave W
• Appeal of a condemnation notice at 283 Curtice Street East
• Appeal of fire certificate revocation at 936 Duchess Street
• Appeals regarding vacant building registration fees for Cook Avenue East and Cottage Avenue East

Audit Committee

The committee will review an update regarding the Constituent and Customer Service Study. Discussion will also include the “Open for Development” proposal and meeting formats for 2021 and 2022.

• Constituent and Customer Service Study Update by Sherry Johnson, Cultivate Strategy
• “Open for Development” proposal by Catherine Beltmann
• Consideration of in-person or remote meeting formats for 2021 and 2022

City Council

The City Council is finalizing amendments to off-street parking requirements and discussing a potential ballot question for residential rent stabilization. The agenda also includes the transfer of $3,507,000 in American Rescue Plan funds. Additionally, the council will consider costs for lead water service line replacements and property cleanups.

• Final adoption of ordinance amending off-street parking requirements
• Transfer of $3,507,000 from American Rescue Plan funds
• Rezoning application for 695 Grand to T3 district
• Approval of costs for lead water service line replacement
• Discussion on residential rent stabilization ballot initiative

Budget Committee

The Budget Committee will discuss an overview of the Mayor's proposed 2022 budget. The presentation is provided by the Office of Financial Services.

• Mayor's 2022 Proposed Budget Overview (SR 21-134)

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will review several appeals regarding special tax assessments for various properties. The session also includes hearings on summary abatement orders, correction notices, and appeals against building condemnation and vacation orders.

• Ratifying special tax assessments for 1297 Seventh St W and 77 Cook Ave W
• Ratifying assessments for property clean-up services performed in May 2021
• Appeals of summary abatement orders for 887 Conway Street and 913 Johnson Parkway
• Appeals regarding notices of condemnation at 666 Arlington Avenue East and 283 Curtice Street East
• Appeals to fire inspection correction notices for properties on Case Avenue, Desoto Street, and Rice Street

City Council

The City Council is considering a proposal to explore vaccination requirements for all employees. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding off-street parking requirements and the rezoning of 695 Grand. Other items include reviewing grant applications and budget adjustments for the Fire Department.

• Rezoning request for 695 Grand (Ord 21-31)
• Amendments to off-street parking requirements (Ord 21-27)
• $200,000 Knight Foundation grant for Tech for All (RES 21-1095)
• Emergency ordinance for outdoor watering restriction penalties (21 Ord 21-32)
• Donation of ballistic vests and helmets valued at $72,600 (RES 21-1091)

Organizational Committee

The committee will review the City Council Budget Committee schedule and a presentation on the budget process. The agenda also includes an update on various committees, boards, and activities.

• Review of City Council Budget Committee Schedule (SR 21-131)
• Budget Process Presentation to Council
• Update on committees, boards, and activities (SR 21-132)

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings will review orders regarding the rehabilitation or removal of various structures. The agenda also includes appeals for vacant building registrations and the ratification of appealed special tax assessments.

• Orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 904 Charlotte Street, 1253 Cleveland Avenue North, and 2062 Como Avenue
• A request to deny a stay of enforcement for demolition at 655 Jessamine Avenue East
• Appeals regarding vacant building registration requirements at 679 Cottage Avenue East and 1899 Iglehart Avenue
• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties on Clarence Street, Nortonia Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue West, and Sixth Street East

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board will consider a resolution to lease part of a Board-owned property to the City's Parks and Recreation Department. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the 2022 budget and an engineering update. Additionally, the Board will review June 2021 financial statements.

• Lease agreement for 2115 Hoyt Avenue East to use by Parks and Recreation Department
• Discussion of the 2022 budget
• Engineering update on 2021 performance measures
• Approval of June 2021 financial statements

Licensing Hearing

The Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Hogan Bard LLC, doing business as Emerald Lounge. This meeting is being held remotely due to the COVID-19 health pandemic emergency.

• Class N License Application for Hogan Bard LLC (d/b/a Emerald Lounge)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a rezoning application for 695 Grand and an ordinance regarding off-street parking requirements. Other agenda items include land repurchase in Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary and various liquor license applications. The council will also consider several legal settlements and budget adjustments.

• Rezoning of 695 Grand from B2 to T3 district
• Ordinance amending off-street parking requirements
• Repurchase of 3.57 acres in Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary
• $33,871.01 settlement with Hanover Insurance Company
• $25,000 donation from Minnesota Vikings for youth football

Organizational Committee

The committee will discuss the 2021-2022 strategy to serve residents experiencing homelessness. The agenda includes a presentation for the City of St. Paul CoC orientation and a briefing on efforts to support unsheltered residents.

• SR 21-129: Saint Paul and Ramsey County homelessness strategy 2021-2022
• Presentation for City of St. Paul CoC Orientation
• Briefing on Saint Paul efforts to support unsheltered residents

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider several appeals regarding special tax assessments, building condemnation notices, and vacant building registrations. The session includes reviews of correction orders and fire certificate revocations for various properties.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties including 1285 Beechwood Place and 1054 Payne Avenue
• Appeal of a Notice of Condemnation for 666 Arlington Avenue East
• Appeal regarding the revocation of a Fire Certificate of Occupancy at 754 Sherburne Avenue
• Ratification of assessments for demolition services at 750 Chatsworth St S
• Appeals regarding vacant building registration notices for properties on Conway Street, Fifth Street East, Rice Street, and Seventh Street East

Charter Commission

The commission is reviewing a recommendation to amend Chapter 6.03.1 of the Saint Paul Charter. This amendment concerns the imposition of civil penalties for violations of city ordinances. The item includes a staff report and a public hearing.

• Recommendation to amend Chapter 6.03.1 regarding civil penalties for ordinance violations
• Approval of the June 28, 2021, meeting minutes

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearing Officer will conduct hearings to ratify several appealed special tax assessments. These items concern specific property addresses throughout the city.

• Ratifying assessment for 696 Concord Street
• Ratifying assessment for 2127 Nortonia Avenue
• Ratifying assessment for 735 Simon Avenue
• Ratifying assessment for 27 Winthrop Street North
• Ratifying assessment for 794 Aurora Avenue

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners is considering a resolution regarding the Saint Paul Regional Water Services drought response plan. This item involves authorizing water use restrictions and penalties for noncompliance.

• Resolution 21-1115: Authorizing water use restrictions and related penalties for noncompliance under the drought response plan

City Council

The City Council will discuss transferring over $5 million in American Rescue Plan funds to address immediate public safety needs. The agenda also includes a first reading for the rezoning of 695 Grand and several sound level variance applications.

• Rezoning of 695 Grand from B2 Community Business District to T3 Traditional Neighborhood District
• Transfer of $5,108,644 in American Rescue Plan funds for public safety
• Grant application for Cochran Park restorations up to $215,000
• Acceptance of a $159,000 outdoor fitness space donation for MLK Recreation Center
• Approval of gambling and liquor licenses for Dubliner Pub and Wild Bill’s Sports Saloon

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA will conduct a public hearing regarding the issuance and sale of lease revenue refunding bonds for the Nova Classical Academy Project at 1455 Victoria Way. The agenda also includes an Executive Director's Report.

• Public hearing for Nova Classical Academy Project bonds at 1455 Victoria Way
• Executive Director's Report

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will review several orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at various locations. The agenda also includes appeals regarding building condemnations, vacant building registrations, and nuisance abatements.

• Ordering the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 975 Hudson Road
• Denying a stay of enforcement for demolition at 655 Jessamine Avenue East
• Appeal of a notice of condemnation and order to vacate at 666 Arlington Avenue East
• Ordering the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 134 Case Avenue
• Findings on appealed nuisance abatements for 1450 Dale Street North and 855 Third Street East

Audit Committee

The July 26, 2021, meeting of the Saint Paul Audit Committee has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings body will consider ratifying appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes ratifying assessments for the city's costs related to collecting delinquent garbage bills from January to March 2021.

• Ratifying appealed special tax assessment for 696 Concord Street
• Ratifying appealed special tax assessment for 2127 Nortonia Avenue
• Ratifying appealed special tax assessment for 794 Aurora Avenue
• Ratifying appealed special tax assessment for 303 Clarence Street
• Ratifying assessments for the city's cost of collecting delinquent garbage bills (Jan-March 2021)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several items including budget amendments for parks and library services. The agenda also includes labor agreements with unions and various property-related appeals. Some items involve grant applications for community development and park improvements.

• $666,636 budget amendment for Parks and Trails projects
• $187,100 grant for Como Regional Park transportation improvements
• Labor agreements between ISD 625 and several unions
• New parking restrictions at electric vehicle charging stations (continued hearing)
• Approval of a floating dock donation for Lake Phalen

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider several appeals regarding special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes reviews of fire inspection correction notices and orders to vacate or condemn buildings. Additionally, the body will address vacant building registration appeals.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties including 1297 Seventh St W
• Ratification of property clean-up service assessments for April 2021
• Appeal regarding a revocation of fire certificate of occupancy at 1569 Margaret Street
• Appeal regarding a notice of condemnation at 666 Arlington Avenue East
• Appeals regarding vacant building registration notices for 604 Asbury Street and 1066 Desoto Street

Licensing Hearing

The Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for ERAG Auto LLC, owned by Abdulkadir Abdi. The agenda includes a summary of the application and related site plans.

• Class N license application for ERAG Auto LLC (License ID# 20210000368)
• Review of CUP #20-073203

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings body is reviewing several appealed special tax assessments for various properties in Saint Paul. The agenda also includes ratifying the city's costs for collecting delinquent garbage bills from January to March 2021.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties on Ashland Avenue, Baker Street West, and Concord Street.
• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties on Eleanor Avenue and Hartford Avenue.
• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties on Albany Avenue, Cottage Avenue East, Jessie Street, and Orange Avenue.
• Ratification of assessments for the city's cost of collecting delinquent garbage bills from January to March 2021.

City Council

The City Council meeting includes decisions on property rezonings and new parking rules for electric vehicle charging stations. The agenda also covers labor agreements, pay rate adjustments, and the recognition of Juneteenth as a paid holiday. Several property-related appeals and assessments will also be reviewed.

• Rezoning 520 Payne Ave from light industrial to traditional neighborhood
• Ordinance prohibiting non-electric vehicle parking at charging stations
• Labor agreements between ISD 625 and several unions
• Recognition of Juneteenth as a paid holiday for city employees
• Funding for the Red Rock Road Mill and Overlay Project

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA will hold a public hearing regarding bond issuance for the Nova Classical Academy Project at 1455 Victoria Way. The agenda also includes a planning team update and approval of June 2021 meeting minutes.

• Public hearing for Nova Classical Academy Project bonds
• Approval of June 2021 HRA meeting minutes
• Planning Team Update presentation

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings will consider several requests regarding property maintenance and enforcement. This includes decisions on whether to demolish or rehabilitate structures at various locations, as well as appeals regarding vacant building registrations.

• Denying a stay of demolition for 655 Jessamine Avenue East
• Ordering the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 1253 Cleveland Avenue North
• Ordering the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 2062 Como Avenue
• Appealing a correction notice and condemnation at 1619 University Avenue West
• Reviewing vacant building registration appeals for properties on Victoria Street North and Energy Park Drive

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will consider several resolutions regarding infrastructure and land use. This includes a real estate acquisition in Maplewood and a revised lease for Pig's Eye Regional Park. The board is also scheduled to discuss the 2022 budget.

• Purchase of property at 1845 Beaumont Street, Maplewood
• Revised lease for soils recycling and storage at Pig’s Eye Regional Park
• Culvert replacement from Vadnais Park to Vadnais Lake
• Private water main agreement for 2142 and 2144 Arcade Street North
• Discussion of the 2022 budget

Licensing Hearing

The Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for an auto repair garage operated by CJ Tunes LLC. The discussion includes a review of the application summary and associated property documentation.

• Auto repair garage license application for CJ Tunes LLC (SR 21-123)

City Council

The St. Paul City Council is reviewing a long-term lease and development amendment for the Wakan Tipi Center. The agenda also includes public hearings for sound level variances and the establishment of Juneteenth as a paid holiday for city employees. Other items involve property assessments and grant applications for air quality improvements.

• Long-term lease agreement with Lower Phalen Creek Project for Wakan Tipi Center
• $151,496 EPA grant for clean energy and air quality improvements
• $528,475 budget amendment for the Como Hoofstock Geothermal Heating Project
• Gambling Location license application for The Gnome at 498 Selby Avenue
• Juneteenth as a paid holiday under several collective bargaining agreements

Organizational Committee

The Organizational Committee will discuss the referendum process through a presentation by the City Attorney. The meeting also includes a July 2021 planning update from the Planning and Economic Development team.

• Overview of the Referendum Process (SR 21-119)
• Planning and Economic Development update (SR 21-120)

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over hearings regarding special tax assessments and building safety orders. The agenda includes reviewing appeals for property condemnation and orders to vacate at several locations. Additionally, the body will consider ratifying assessments for city services such as graffiti removal and emergency boarding.

• Appeal of condemnation and order to vacate at 865 Jessie Street
• Appeal regarding a revocation of Fire Certificate of Occupancy at 1017 Reaney Avenue
• Ratification of special tax assessments for properties including 554 Charles Avenue
• Ratification of assessments for demolition services at 535 Forest Street
• Appeal regarding a correction notice and condemnation at 1619 University Avenue West

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings will review several property-related orders, including the rehabilitation or removal of structures. The session also includes appeals regarding fire certificate revocations and building inspection notices.

• Orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 318 Edmund Avenue and 678 Snelling Avenue North
• Denial of a stay of enforcement for demolition at 655 Jessamine Avenue East
• Appeals regarding fire certificate revocations at 888 Sims Avenue and 1569 Margaret Street
• Appeal of a vacant building registration notice for 980 Conway Street

Charter Commission

The Charter Commission will introduce its members and receive an orientation presentation from the City Attorney's Office. The commission will also discuss a request from the City Council to change the charter regarding administrative fines.

• Introduction of Charter Commission members
• Charter Commission 101 presentation by the City Attorney's Office
• Discussion of Administrative Fines Charter Change request (CCI 21-4)

Audit Committee

The St. Paul Audit Committee will hold discussions regarding housing and a proposed HREEO topic. The meeting includes presentations from the Planning & Economics Director and the Housing Director. Topics under the HREEO proposal include contract compliance, HUD’s Section 3 Program, and procurement services.

• Housing topic discussion with Planning & Economics and Housing directors
• HREEO topic proposal regarding contract compliance and business development
• Discussion of HUD’s Section 3 Program
• Discussion of procurement for contract and analysis services

Organizational Committee

The Organizational Committee will hear a presentation from Ramsey County and Saint Paul Workforce Solutions. The agenda also includes other City Council updates.

• Ramsey County and Saint Paul Workforce Solutions Presentation (SR 21-113)
• Other City Council Updates (SR 21-114)

City Council

The St. Paul City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including the repeal of certain tenant protections. The agenda also includes public hearings on significant budget amendments for Wakan Tipi construction and Parks and Recreation.

• Repeal of Chapter 193 regarding Tenant Protections (Ord 21-21)
• $5,825,372 budget amendment for Wakan Tipi construction at Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary (RES PH 21-147)
• Rezoning of 385 Topping Street from B1 to T2 (Ord 21-19)
• $34,420 grant for the City’s EV Spot Network (RES 21-922)
• $448,214 budget amendment for Parks and Recreation (RES PH 21-60)

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Housing & Redevelopment Authority will consider resolutions to establish two new Tax Increment Financing Districts for housing within the Ford Site Redevelopment Project Area. The board will also review a revised valuation policy for land held for resale and a stormwater maintenance declaration for the Hamm’s Brewery site. Additionally, staff will provide an update on the Inspiring Communities Program.

• Establishment of Ford Site Housing TIF District #1 and #2
• Revised Land Held for Resale Valuation Policy, Citywide
• Stormwater maintenance declaration for Hamm’s Brewery site at 694 Minnehaha Avenue East
• Inspiring Communities Program update

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over hearings regarding special tax assessments and property clean-up services. The agenda also includes appeals for summary abatement orders, building condemnations, and vacant building registration fees.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties on Beech Street and Conway Street
• Ratification of assessments for property clean-up services in February and March 2021
• Appeals regarding summary abatement orders at 2078 Bush Avenue and 1450 Dale Street North
• Appeal of a notice of condemnation and order to vacate at 865 Jessie Street
• Appeals for vacant building registration fees on Edmund Avenue and University Avenue West

City Council

The council will consider the repeal of Chapter 193 regarding Tenant Protections and the establishment of a Legislative Advisory Committee on Reparations. The agenda also includes several bike lane installation proposals and a rezoning request for 385 Topping St.

• Repeal of Chapter 193 related to Tenant Protections
• Installation of bike lanes on St. Paul Avenue, Water Street, and Fillmore Avenue
• Rezoning of 385 Topping St from business to traditional neighborhood use
• Labor agreement with Sheet Metal Workers Local 10
• Establishment of the Legislative Advisory Committee on Reparations

City Council

The City Council will hold a closed-door session to discuss pending litigation regarding the tenant protections ordinance. This involves the case Lamplighter Village Apartments, et al. v. City of Saint Paul. The meeting also includes roll call and adjournment.

• Closed-door discussion of pending litigation: Lamplighter Village Apartments, et al. v. City of Saint Paul

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearing body will review several appeals regarding property maintenance, building safety, and removal orders. This includes decisions on demolition stays, fire certificate revocations, and vacant building registration fees. These hearings address code compliance for various residential and commercial properties.

• Review of a potential stay of demolition enforcement for 655 Jessamine Avenue East
• Order for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 975 Hudson Road
• Appeals regarding revocations of Fire Certificates of Occupancy at 732 Case Avenue, 1569 Margaret Street, and 1017 Reaney Avenue
• Findings on appealed substantial abatements for properties including 1629 Hartford Avenue and 1915 Ivy Avenue East
• Appeals regarding vacant building registration fees at 329 Lawson Avenue West and 980 Conway Street

Audit Committee

The St. Paul Audit Committee will hold discussions regarding potential audit topics for 2022. The meeting also includes a topic introduction for Section 3/HREEO and the launch of an audit project involving Sherry Johnson of Cultivate Strategy.

• Discussion on 2022 Audit Committee topic ideas
• Introduction of Section 3/HREEO topic by Councilmember Jane Prince
• Audit Project Launch with Sherry Johnson, Cultivate Strategy

City Council

The City Council will discuss transferring $575,000 from American Rescue Plan funds to the RightTrack+ program. Public hearings are scheduled for a $1,310,000 Parks and Recreation grant increase and the repeal of tenant protections. The agenda also includes several property rezonings and labor agreement approvals.

• Transfer of $575,000 in American Rescue Plan funds to RightTrack+
• Proposed $1,310,000 increase to Parks and Recreation Grant Fund budget
• Rezoning of 444 Maryland Ave W from business to residential
• Approval of labor agreements with AFSCME and UAW Local 10
• Public hearing on repealing Chapter 193 tenant protections

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Housing & Redevelopment Authority will hold public hearings regarding the sale of properties at 47 Douglas Street and 1776 Maryland Avenue E. The meeting also includes an economic development policy presentation.

• Sale and redevelopment of 47 Douglas Street
• Sale of 1776 Maryland Avenue E, Unit #204
• Economic Development Policy presentation

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider appeals regarding special tax assessments for several properties. The agenda also includes reviews of summary abatement orders, building condemnations, and fire certificates of occupancy. Additionally, the body will ratify assessment rolls for services like tree removal and vacant building registration.

• Ratification of special tax assessments for properties such as 1411 Albemarle Street
• Review of summary abatement order appeals, including 2078 Bush Avenue
• Appeals regarding orders to vacate or condemn buildings, such as 865 Jessie Street
• Hearings on fire inspection correction notices at 236 and 240 Chester Street
• Ratification of assessment rolls for tree removal and vacant building registration fees

Licensing Hearing

The Licensing Hearing will review a license application summary for Bing Enterprises LLC, doing business as The Gnome. The agenda includes reviewing various reports and nine recorded objections related to the application.

• License Application Summary SR 21-108 for Bing Enterprises LLC (d/b/a The Gnome)
• Review of nine recorded objections regarding the application

City Council

The council will review ordinances regarding tenant protections and hospitality worker rights. The agenda also includes labor agreements with AFSCME, several liquor license applications, and property rezoning requests.

• Repeal of Chapter 193 related to Tenant Protections
• Labor agreements with AFSCME District Council 5
• Rezoning of 444 Maryland Ave W and 300 Banfil Street
• $134,120 fitness facility donation to the Fire Department
• Liquor license applications for Smokin Ninjas and Peking Garden

Organizational Committee

The St. Paul Organizational Committee will hold a remote meeting to discuss several items. Discussion topics include an overview of the 2022 City Council budget process and the Right Track+ collaboration between Ramsey County Workforce Solutions and Saint Paul.

• Right Track+ collaboration between Ramsey County Workforce Solutions and Saint Paul
• 2022 City Council Budget Process Overview
• District Council Coordinator Update
• Update on committees, boards, and activities

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings body will review an appeal by Teresa Warnke and Bridgette Smith regarding a notice of condemnation at 1834 Hoyt Avenue East. The notice identifies the property as unfit for human habitation and includes an order to vacate.

• Appeal of condemnation and order to vacate at 1834 Hoyt Avenue East

City Council

The City Council is holding a public hearing to amend the budget for $83,320,812 in federal Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds. The agenda also includes several zoning changes and infrastructure agreements with MnDOT and Union Pacific Railroad.

• Acceptance of $83,320,812 in federal Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds
• Rezoning 444 Maryland Ave W from a business district to a traditional neighborhood
• Agreement with MnDOT for traffic signal controls at Highway 156 and Highway 52 ramps
• Approval of costs for lead water service line replacement on private properties
• Agreement with Union Pacific Railroad for the Randolph Bridge Project

Organizational Committee

The St. Paul Organizational Committee will discuss economic development policy and community public safety work group updates. The meeting includes a presentation regarding economic development policy.

• Economic Development Policy Presentation
• Community First Public Safety Work Group Updates

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA will review a budget amendment for the 2021 Rondo Community Land Trust project. The board will also discuss developer designations for Sherburne Avenue and telecommunications equipment at the 7A Parking Ramp. Public hearings are scheduled for the PHS Highland Park Project.

• Budget amendment for the 2021 Rondo Community Land Trust project
• Bond issuance for Minnesota Math and Science Academy Charter School at 169 Jenks Avenue
• Developer designation for 648, 650, and 652 Sherburne Avenue
• Lease with Qwest Corporation for equipment at the 7A Parking Ramp
• Housing program for PHS Highland Park Project at Woodlawn Avenue and Mount Curve Boulevard

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings body will consider orders to rehabilitate or remove structures at several locations. The agenda also includes appeals regarding summary abatement, correction notices, and vacant building registrations.

• Orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 975 Hudson Road, 1253 Cleveland Ave N, 2062 Como Ave, and 2075 Scudder St
• Appeal of a Summary Abatement Order for 1087 Jessamine Court
• Appeal of a Correction Notice for 859 Marion Street
• Appeal regarding revocation of Fire Certificate of Occupancy at 58 Lawson Avenue West
• Appeals for Vacant Building Registrations at 1764 Bush Ave, 1615 Darlene St, and 854 Euclid St

Licensing Hearing

The City of Saint Paul Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application summary for Mucci’s Italian LLC. The agenda includes reviewing associated documents such as floor plans and petition results.

• License Application Summary SR 21-96 for Mucci’s Italian LLC

City Council

The St. Paul City Council is reviewing several budget amendments, including over $1 million for emergency repairs at the George Latimer Central Library. The agenda also includes proposals for the Wakan Tipi Center development and various street maintenance assessments. Additionally, the council will consider a wetland management plan update funded by the Capital Region Watershed District.

• $1,017,346 for emergency repairs at George Latimer Central Library
• Development of the proposed Wakan Tipi Center in Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary
• Up to $45,000 for a citywide wetland management plan update
• Outdoor sidewalk service area license for Big River Pizza at 280 Sixth Street East
• Adverse action against the tobacco license for East Market Grocery and Tobacco

Organizational Committee

The Organizational Committee will hear a presentation from Citizens League Executive Director Kate Cimino regarding the Community First Public Safety Commission. This meeting is being conducted remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

• SR 21-95 Citizen's League Community First Public Safety Commission Presentation

Legislative Hearings

The meeting includes hearings on several property-related matters in Saint Paul. The agenda covers the ratification of appealed special tax assessments and reviews of summary abatement orders. It also addresses appeals for vacant building registrations and fire certificates of occupancy.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 779 Lafond Avenue and 1080 Thomas Avenue
• Review request for the Community Stabilization Project regarding 942 Galtier Street
• Appeal of a summary abatement order and vehicle abatement order at 1450 Dale Street North
• Appeal regarding a fire certificate of occupancy deficiency at 2245 Hillsdale Avenue
• Appeals for vacant building registrations at 1764 Bush Avenue and 474 Blair Avenue

Licensing Hearing

The Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Randolph Craft LLC, doing business as A Side Public House. The agenda includes a review of the application summary and supporting documentation.

• Class N License Application for Randolph Craft LLC (d/b/a A Side Public House)

City Council

The council will review a first reading for the rezoning of 1053 Dale Street North from residential to traditional neighborhood. The agenda also includes a $250,000 fund transfer for COVID-related activities and public hearings regarding the Capital City Bikeway expansion on Wabasha Street.

• Rezoning of 1053 Dale Street North from R4 residential to T2 traditional neighborhood
• Transfer of $250,000 in CDBG-CV funds for COVID-related activities
• Establishing Wabasha Street as part of the Capital City Bikeway downtown network
• Agreement with MnDOT for facility relocation near Concord Street
• Docking agreement for Viking River Cruises at Lambert's Landing through 2026

Organizational Committee

The St. Paul Organizational Committee will discuss updates regarding the American Rescue Plan and City Council updates. The meeting is scheduled to be held remotely due to COVID-19 pandemic protocols.

• SR 21-90 American Rescue Plan Update
• SR 21-91 City Council Updates

City Council

The May 12, 2021, meeting includes roll call and adjournment. A closed-door session is scheduled to discuss pending litigation regarding the tenant protections ordinance.

• Closed-door discussion of Lamplighter Village Apartments, et al. v. City of Saint Paul litigation

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA is holding a public hearing regarding the sale of properties on Reaney Avenue and Minnehaha Avenue East. The board will consider redevelopment expenditures up to $934,500 in Ward 6. The meeting also includes discussions on budget amendments for housing programs.

• Sale of 626 Reaney Avenue and 621/629 Minnehaha Avenue East to Dayton’s Bluff Neighborhood Housing Services
• $434,500 grant budget for redevelopment
• $500,000 amendment to the Housing Trust Fund for the Inspiring Communities program
• Expenditures up to $934,500 for redevelopment in District 5, Ward 6
• Participation in the MN Housing Finance Agency Community Homeownership Impact Fund

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings will consider several orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at various city locations. The agenda also includes reviews of appealed abatement orders and fire certificate revocations.

• Orders to rehabilitate or remove structures at 318 Edmund Avenue and 975 Hudson Road
• Review of a potential stay of demolition enforcement for 655 Jessamine Avenue East
• Appeals regarding Summary Abatement Orders at 781 Manomin Avenue and 855 Third Street East
• Appeals to revocations of Fire Certificates of Occupancy at 702 Aurora Avenue and 1082 Euclid Street
• Appeals to fire inspection correction notices for properties on Laurel Avenue and Avon Street North

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will consider an agreement with WSB to provide professional services for a new Enterprise Asset Management System purchase. The agenda also includes an update on the Pigs Eye Lease Agreement and approval of March 2021 financial statements.

• Agreement with WSB for professional services regarding an Enterprise Asset Management System
• Approval of March 2021 Financial Statements
• Update on the Pigs Eye Lease Agreement
• General Manager's Report

Licensing Hearing

The St. Paul Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Sachoua & Houa LLC, doing business as Smokin Ninjas. The agenda includes a review of supporting documents such as floor plans and incident reports.

• Class N License Application for Sachoua & Houa LLC (d/b/a Smokin Ninjas)

City Council

The City Council will vote on final ordinances to rezone properties on Reaney Avenue and Broadway Street. The agenda also includes a request to evaluate Ramsey County Sheriff Fletcher’s livestream video production in response to community concerns. Other items include liquor license applications and street maintenance assessments.

• Rezoning 1001 Reaney Avenue to multi-family residential
• Rezoning 554 Broadway St to a business-service district
• Requesting an evaluation of Ramsey County Sheriff Fletcher’s livestream video production
• Accepting $4,600 in soccer goals for Sylvan Park
• Accepting $12,500 in headsets for the Fire Department

Organizational Committee

The Organizational Committee will discuss the search firm for the City Council Director and review the City Council Work Plan. The committee will also address policies regarding attaching emails to the public record and receive updates on various boards and committees.

• City Council Director search firm discussion
• City Council Work Plan and Schedule Check-In
• Implementation of email attachment policy for public records
• Update on committees, boards, and activities

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings will consider several appeals regarding special tax assessments for various properties. The body will also review orders related to building condemnations and nuisance abatements.

• Ratification of special tax assessments for 971 Arcade St and 2085 Buford Ave
• Appeal regarding a revocation of Fire Certificate of Occupancy at 857-859 Payne Avenue
• Review of a notice of condemnation as unfit for human habitation at 1026 Reaney Avenue
• Ratification of assessments for graffiti removal and towing services

Audit Committee

The committee will continue discussions regarding potential audit topic ideas for 2022. Members will also review the 2021 Audit Topic Selection Survey results with relevant city departments.

• Discussion of 2022 audit topic ideas and suggestions
• Review of 2021 Audit Topic Selection Survey results

Licensing Hearing

The Saint Paul Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Rift Valley Transportation Inc, doing business as Rift Valley Auto Services. The agenda includes a summary of the application and related site documentation.

• Class N License Application for Rift Valley Transportation Inc (d/b/a Rift Valley Auto Services)

City Council

The St. Paul City Council will review various property rezoning applications and budget amendments for the police department and bikeway programs. The agenda also includes several union wage adjustments and grant agreements for parks and recreation.

• Rezoning 1164 W 7th St from townhouse to multi-family residential
• Rezoning 1219 St Clair Avenue from business to traditional neighborhood
• $15,000 grant increase for the Department of Parks and Recreation
• Budget amendments for the 2021 Bikeway Improvement Program
• Fire response agreement for the Whipple Building federal complex

Organizational Committee

The Organizational Committee will discuss updates from the Public Works Department and information regarding the Emerald Ash Borer. The agenda also includes other City Council updates.

• SR 21-78 Public Works Department Update
• SR 21-79 Emerald Ash Borer Update
• SR 21-80 Other City Council Updates

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA is reviewing loan extensions for Model Cities BROWNstone, Limited Partnership. The board will also consider telecommunications leases at the Kellogg and Robert Street Ramps. Additionally, a land sale at 192 Sherburne Avenue is scheduled for public hearing.

• Loan extensions for Model Cities BROWNstone, Limited Partnership
• Changes to LIHTC Procedural Manual and Qualified Allocation Plan
• Lease with New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC at Kellogg Ramp
• Lease with Verizon Wireless at Robert Street Ramp
• Sale of .12 acres at 192 Sherburne Avenue to Charter School Property, Inc.

Legislative Hearings

The legislative hearing will consider several requests for remove or repair orders at various properties. The body will also hear appeals regarding building condemnations, fire inspections, and vacant building registrations.

• Remove/repair orders for 1128 Mackubin St, 1816 Minnehaha Ave E, and 678 Snelling Ave N
• Findings on appealed substantial abatements for 1282 Hague Ave and 1023 Jessie St
• Appeal of a Notice of Condemnation at 854 Euclid Street
• Appeal regarding Fire Certificate of Occupancy revocation at 857-859 Payne Avenue
• Appeals for Vacant Building Registrations at 1764 Bush Avenue and 721 Jackson Street

Licensing Hearing

The City of Saint Paul Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Grand Finn Alley Apts LLC. The agenda includes a summary of the application and associated reports, such as STAMP and incident reports.

• License application SR 21-70 for Grand Finn Alley Apts LLC (License ID# 20210000217)

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings body will meet to ratify appealed special tax assessments for multiple properties. The agenda also includes a review of an assessment for 1516 Margaret Street regarding garbage bills.

• Ratification of special tax assessment for 143 Baker Street West
• Ratification of special tax assessment for 1957 Berkeley Avenue
• Ratification of special tax assessment for 1282 Hague Avenue
• Ratification of special tax assessment for 1856 Highland Parkway
• Review of special tax assessment for 1516 Margaret Street regarding garbage bills

City Council

The City Council will review several rezoning applications and grant requests for community projects. The agenda also includes discussions regarding parkland use at Pig's Eye Regional Park and new electric vehicle fleet agreements. Additionally, the council will review changes to liquor license distance regulations.

• Ordinance to reduce distance restrictions for off-sale wine licenses
• Rezoning of 1001 Reaney Avenue and 554 Broadway St
• Grant applications for The Hollows, Farwell Yards, and Wakan Tipi Center
• Agreement for the 'Evie' shared electric vehicle fleet
• Parkland diversion at Pig's Eye Regional Park

Organizational Committee

The Organizational Committee will discuss an update on the Emerald Ash Borer and related financial impacts. The meeting also includes a presentation regarding administrative citations.

• Emerald Ash Borer update and funding impacts
• Presentation on administrative citations

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will review appeals for special tax assessments on several properties. The session also includes hearings on vehicle abatement orders, building condemnations, and vacant building registrations.

• Ratification of special tax assessments for 1647 Barclay St and 1236-1238 Seventh St E
• Ratification of property clean up service assessments from January 2021
• Appeal of a condemnation notice at 854 Euclid Street
• Appeals regarding vacant building registration for properties on Bush Avenue, Grand Avenue, and Jackson Street
• Appeal of a denied fence variance request at 465 Burlington Road

Licensing Hearing

The St. Paul Licensing Hearing includes a discussion of license application SR 21-62 for White Squirrel LLC, doing business as The White Squirrel. The agenda also includes roll call and adjournment.

• License application SR 21-62 for White Squirrel LLC (d/b/a The White Squirrel)

Audit Committee

The scheduled meeting for April 19, 2021, was cancelled. The next meeting is set for May 3, 2021.

• Cancellation of the April 19, 2021, meeting
• Proposed discussion on 2022 audit topic ideas and suggestions
• Proposed discussion on sharing 2021 Audit Topic Selection Survey results with City departments

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings body will review several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The meeting also includes ratifying the city's costs for collecting delinquent garbage bills from late 2020.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties including 1957 Berkeley Avenue and 820 Lexington Parkway South.
• Review of staff recommendations to delete assessments for 1078 Englewood Avenue and 1180 Lane Place due to hauler billing errors.
• Ratification of city costs for collecting delinquent garbage bills from October to December 2020.

City Council

The City Council will review several street maintenance assessments for various neighborhoods. They will also consider grant applications for the Playswrights’ Center and Kalera, Inc. Additionally, the council will discuss federal funding requests for police radios and river dredging.

• Rezoning of 1219 Saint Clair Avenue from B1 to T3 (Ord 21-12)
• $850,000 grant for Playwrights’ Center facility design (RES PH 21-87)
• $600,000 grant application for Kalera, Inc. (RES PH 21-90)
• Establishment of Ford Site Housing Tax Increment Financing Districts #1 and #2 (RES PH 21-91, 21-92)
• Federal funding request for 600 portable radios for police officers (RES 21-562)

Organizational Committee

The Organizational Committee will receive updates regarding the Saint Paul Community-First Public Safety Commission and the Citizens League Commission. The meeting also includes presentations on several major city development projects.

• Update on Saint Paul Community-First Public Safety Commission (SR 21-64)
• Updates on major city developments including Hillcrest and Snelling Midway (SR 21-66)
• Development presentations for RiverCentre, Highland Bridge, and RiversEdge
• Presentation regarding the Sears development

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA will hold a public hearing regarding the sale of .12 acres of land at 192 Sherburne Avenue to Charter School Property, Inc. The board will also consider an administrative order to amend the 2021 HRA Budget for citywide energy benchmarking.

• Sale of .12 acres at 192 Sherburne Avenue to Charter School Property, Inc.
• Amendment to the 2021 HRA Budget for citywide energy benchmarking
• Approval of March 2021 meeting minutes

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners will consider resolutions regarding water infrastructure, including financing for the McCarron’s Treatment Plant Improvement Project. The board will also review agreements for electrical equipment replacement at Highland Pumping Station No. 1 and easements at the Highland Bridge Redevelopment Site. Additionally, a presentation on the Lead Service Replacement Program is scheduled.

• Issuance of Water Revenue Notes to finance Phase I of McCarron’s Treatment Plant Improvement Project
• Agreement with EDI-Dolejs, Inc. for electrical equipment replacement at Highland Pumping Station No. 1
• Four easements for public water mains at the Highland Bridge Redevelopment Site
• Twenty-Fifth Rider to Agreement with the City of Shoreview for road improvements
• Presentation on the Lead Service Replacement Program

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over hearings regarding building safety and property maintenance. The agenda includes orders for the rehabilitation or removal of various structures and appeals related to fire certificates of occupancy. Some items also involve reviewing potential stays on demolition enforcement.

• Orders to rehabilitate or remove structures at 318 Edmund Avenue and 1128 Mackubin Street
• Review of a potential stay of demolition enforcement for 655 Jessamine Avenue East
• Appeal regarding a Notice of Condemnation at 854 Euclid Street
• Appeals to Fire Inspection Correction Notices at 924 Clark Street and 1354 Maryland Avenue East
• Appeals to Vacant Building Registration Notices at 1611 Fremont Avenue and 799 Raymond Avenue

Licensing Hearing

The St. Paul Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Cheers Pub LLC, doing business as Cheers Pub. The agenda includes a review of the application summary along with activity and incident reports.

• Class N license application for Cheers Pub LLC (License ID# 20210000067)

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA Board will hold a special meeting for a presentation and discussion regarding the Mapping Prejudice - Ramsey County Mapping Project. Due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, commissioners are participating via telephone or electronic means.

• Presentation and discussion of Mapping Prejudice - Ramsey County Mapping Project

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings will consider the ratification of appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The meeting also includes ratifying city costs for collecting delinquent garbage bills from October to December 2020.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 1282 Hague Avenue
• Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 571 Hall Avenue
• Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 1247 Jessie Street
• Review request for the assessed amount at 1223 Farrington Street
• Ratification of assessments for delinquent garbage bill collection costs

Organizational Committee

The Organizational Committee will discuss an overview of the American Rescue Plan. The meeting also includes updates on City Council operations and various committees, boards, and activities.

• Overview of the American Rescue Plan (SR 21-53)
• City Council Operations and Organizational Committee Meeting Update (SR 21-56)
• Update on committees, boards, and activities (SR 21-57)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a $15,400,000 water revenue note and various grant applications for parks and trails. The agenda also includes rental assistance programs with Ramsey County and e-scooter sharing agreements.

• $15,400,000 Water Revenue Note from Minnesota Public Facilities Authority
• E-scooter sharing agreement for 2021 with Bird and Lime
• Emergency Rental Assistance Tenant Application Program with Ramsey County
• CDBG budget amendments for Bush Avenue, Forest Street, and Payne Avenue
• Site plan appeal hearing for Lexington Station Apartments

Library Board

The St. Paul Library Board is reviewing resolutions for bond issuances and several community donations. The board will also discuss staff reports regarding 2020 impacts, future goals, and the Read Brave 2021 program.

• Issuance of General Obligation Library Refunding Bonds, Series 2021D
• Sponsorship agreement with HealthPartners for the Bookmobile Wrap
• Book donation from The Friends of the Saint Paul Public Library
• PNC Children’s Library Transformation Project donation for Rice Street Library
• Staff report on 2020 impact, 2021 goals, and 2022 needs assessment

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider several property-related appeals. This includes ratifying special tax assessments for various locations and reviewing appeals regarding vacant building registrations. The agenda also contains hearings on fire certificates of occupancy and orders to vacate or condemn properties.

• Ratification of special tax assessments for properties including 1150 Central Avenue West and 313 Topping Street
• Ratification of assessment rolls for vacant building registration fees and emergency boarding services
• Review of summary abatement orders for 741 Flandrau Street
• Appeals regarding fire certificates of occupancy at 594 Brunson Street and 349 Wabasha Street North
• Appeals to vacant building registration notices for properties on Jessamine Avenue East, Michigan Street, Smith Avenue North, and Fremont Avenue

Audit Committee

The Saint Paul Audit Committee will hold a remote meeting for roll call and discussion of item SR 21-58. The agenda does not provide specific details regarding the content of this discussion.

• Discussion of SR 21-58

City Council

The St. Paul City Council is holding a public hearing regarding the renewal of a Class N license held by the Lamplighter. This item concerns the business located at 160 Larpenteur Avenue.

• Public hearing for Class N license renewal (Lamplighter)

City Council

The St. Paul City Council is reviewing several budget amendments and bond sales. The agenda includes discussions on liquor license distance restrictions and updates to public works project funding. Additionally, the council will address various property assessments and police department agreements.

• Ordinance 20-29: Amending distance restrictions for wine-only liquor licenses
• RES 21-61: Increasing Parks and Recreation Grant Fund budgets by $1,420,000
• RES 21-423: Police Department agreement with St. Paul Public Housing Agency for outreach
• RES 21-354/355/356: Authorizing various General Obligation bond sales
• RES 21-448: License renewal and condition changes for The Lamplighter Lounge

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA Board will hold a public hearing on a temporary policy regarding conduit revenue bonds for charter school projects. The agenda also includes reports on the Low Income Housing Tax Credit workshop and a civil unrest glass repair program.

• Public hearing regarding a temporary policy for conduit revenue bonds for Charter School Projects
• Workshop report on proposed amendments to the 2021 Low Income Housing Tax Credit QAP and 2022-2023 scorecards
• Board report on a civil unrest glass repair program

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings are reviewing orders to rehabilitate or remove structures on Edmund Avenue. The agenda also includes appeals regarding summary abatement orders and building inspection notices.

• Order to rehabilitate or remove structures at 854 Edmund Avenue
• Order to rehabilitate or remove structures at 318 Edmund Avenue
• Review of potential stay of demolition enforcement for 655 Jessamine Avenue East
• Appeals of Summary Abatement Orders for properties on Grotto Street North and Taylor Avenue
• Appeal regarding a Fire Inspection Correction Notice at 1352 Seventh Street West

Audit Committee

The St. Paul Audit Committee meeting includes roll call, discussions, and two scheduled interviews. The agenda does not provide specific details regarding the subject of the interviews or SR 21-47.

• Discussion on SR 21-47
• Interview at 3:00 PM
• Interview at 3:45 PM

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a public hearing regarding an apartment development appeal at 411-417 Lexington Parkway North. The agenda also includes approving several park grants and infrastructure assessments for sewer and water services. Additionally, the council will consider various utility easement releases and business licenses.

• Public hearing for the Lexington Station Apartments site plan appeal
• $150,000 Federal Recreational Trail Grant for Robert Piram Regional Trail
• MnDOT agreement for an I-94 noise wall between Prior and Fairview Avenues
• Up to $50,000 DNR grant for the Shade Tree Program
• Project Labor Agreement for HVAC improvements in city facilities

Organizational Committee

The St. Paul Organizational Committee will hold a panel discussion regarding gun violence prevention. The discussion includes representatives from the Saint Paul Police Department, Ramsey County Attorney's Office, and community organizations.

• Gun Violence Prevention Panel Discussion (SR 21-42)

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider the ratification of several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes reviewing assessments for property clean-up services performed in December 2020. Additionally, the body will hear appeals regarding nuisance abatement, fire certificates of occupancy, and vacant building registrations.

• Ratifying appealed special tax assessments for properties including 859 Desoto St and 1647 Barclay St
• Ratifying property clean-up service assessments for December 2020
• Reviewing nuisance abatement findings for 1216 Charles Avenue
• Appeals regarding fire certificates of occupancy at 594 Brunson Street
• Appeals regarding vacant building registrations at 1094 Kent Street and 1047 Wakefield Avenue

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will review submitted proposals to identify consultants for interviews on March 22. Members will also develop interview questions and continue discussions regarding topic selection and process. The committee also noted the cancellation of the March 29 meeting.

• Review of consultant proposals for upcoming interviews
• Development of interview questions for consultants
• Discussion on topic selection and process
• Cancellation of the March 29 meeting

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a request for a multi-million dollar federal grant to expand fire department staffing. The agenda also includes discussions on renaming Lewis Park and updates on COVID-19 vaccination plans.

• $3,580,267 FEMA grant application to hire 12 additional firefighters
• Ordinance amending the zoning code's 'Definition of Family'
• Rezoning of 2069 Marshall Avenue from T2 to T3 neighborhood
• Up to $200,000 in Equity Grant funds for Parks and Recreation programs
• Lease agreements for Pig's Eye Regional Park and 750 Snelling Avenue South

Organizational Committee

The committee will review a central fleet management update and the Reparations Legislative Advisory Committee application draft. The meeting also includes council updates.

• Central Fleet Management Update (SR 21-37)
• Reparations Legislative Advisory Committee LAC Application draft (SR 21-38)
• Council Updates (SR 21-39)

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA board will discuss a temporary policy regarding conduit revenue bonds for charter school projects throughout the city. The meeting also includes a workshop on Low Income Housing Tax Credit amendments and a discussion of a license agreement for 625 Dale Avenue North.

• Temporary bond policy for citywide Charter School Projects
• Seven-year license agreement for Young Adult Koinonia at 625 Dale Avenue North
• Conduit Bond Study report
• Low Income Housing Tax Credit workshop regarding 2021 QAP amendments

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners is reviewing agreements for solar power generation at the Water Treatment Facility Campus. The agenda also includes a real estate sale in Maplewood and various property leases. Additionally, the Board will address the retirement of General Manager Steve Schneider.

• Solar energy lease and power purchase agreements with Green 2 Solar Leasing, LLC
• Construction of a detention pond at Saint Anthony Park Pump Station
• Sale of a 13.26-acre parcel at 1958 Rice Street in Maplewood
• Private water main agreement for 1855 Suburban Avenue
• Retirement of General Manager Steve Schneider

Legislative Hearings

This legislative hearing addresses orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at several locations. The agenda also includes appeals regarding fire certificates of occupancy and vacant building registrations. Some items are being referred to future hearings.

• Order for rehabilitation or removal at 1816 Minnehaha Avenue East
• Amendment to grant 180 days for work at 1033 Galtier Street
• Review of potential stay of demolition enforcement at 655 Jessamine Avenue East
• Appeal regarding a correction notice at 594 Brunson Street
• Appeal to a vacant building registration notice at 1094 Kent Street

City Council

The City Council is meeting to finalize a new Guaranteed Income Program and discuss zoning amendments regarding the definition of family. The agenda includes public hearings on bike lanes for Hamline Avenue and grants for the Minnesota Humanities Center. The council will also review labor agreements and property assessments.

• Final adoption of Ordinance 21-10 creating a Guaranteed Income Program
• Zoning code amendments regarding the 'Definition of Family' (Ord 21-4)
• Rezoning application for 2069 Marshall Avenue from T2 to T3 (Ord 21-8)
• Public hearing for bike lanes on Hamline Avenue
• Grant acceptance of up to $1.75 million for the Minnesota Humanities Center

Legislative Hearings

The legislative hearing includes the ratification of appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The body will also consider summary abatement order appeals and vacant building registration notices.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for multiple properties, including 52 Litchfield Street.
• Appeals regarding summary abatement orders at 1216 Charles Avenue and 741 Flandrau Street.
• Ratification of assessments for demolition services provided in November 2020.
• Review of vacant building registration notices for properties on Geranium Avenue East and Hatch Avenue.

City Council

The City Council is reviewing various grant applications and budget amendments. This includes accepting over $9 million for rental assistance and discussing a new guaranteed income program. Other items involve zoning changes and fire department equipment grants.

• Accepting $9,222,640 in Federal Emergency Rental Assistance Funds
• Creating a new Guaranteed Income Program (Title XXIII)
• Applying for a $2,006,978 FEMA grant for firefighter radios and health screenings
• Rezoning 2069 Marshall Avenue from T2 to T3
• Amending the zoning code's 'Definition of Family'

Organizational Committee

The committee will discuss updates regarding proposed 2021 City Council policy sessions, organizational meetings, and informational meetings. The agenda also includes a review of the revised policy for honorary resolutions related to religious persecution. Additionally, members will receive an update on various committees, boards, and activities.

• Update on proposed 2021 City Council policy sessions and meetings (SR 21-27)
• Revised policy for honorary resolutions related to religious persecution (SR 21-28)
• Update on committees, boards, and activities (SR 21-29)

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several appeals regarding property maintenance and safety. The agenda includes orders for the removal or repair of structures, nuisance abatement appeals, and reviews of fire certificates of occupancy.

• Order for the rehabilitation or removal of 1033 Galtier Street
• Appeal of a summary abatement order at 2359 Pearl Street
• Appeal of a fire inspection correction notice at 928 Arcade Street
• Review of fire certificate of occupancy appeals at 354 Hope Street and 349 Wabasha Street North
• Appeal regarding vacant building registration at 1393 Beech Street

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will review the status and timeline for a Request for Qualifications (RFQ). The committee will also discuss the topic for the 2022 audit and a new timeline.

• Status update on RFQ process for SR 21-24
• Discussion regarding 2022 Audit Topic and new timeline

City Council

The City Council is reviewing the creation of a new Guaranteed Income Program and amendments to the city's zoning code. The agenda also includes budget reallocations for Parks and Recreation and various property assessments.

• Creation of a new Guaranteed Income Program (Ord 21-10)
• Reallocation of $328,328 in the Parks and Recreation budget (AO 21-9)
• Rezoning of 1350 Arcade Street and 835 Clear Avenue (Ord 21-3)
• Grant application for the Lexington Parkway Phase 2 project (Res 21-186)
• Costs for lead water service line replacement on private properties (Res 21-132)

Legislative Hearings

The meeting includes ratifications of appealed special tax assessments for multiple properties. The agenda also features appeals regarding summary abatement orders, correction notices, and vacant building registrations.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 1670 Seventh Street East
• Ratification of property clean-up service assessments for November 2020
• Appeal of a summary abatement order at 677 Thomas Avenue
• Appeal of a correction notice at 38 Mounds Boulevard
• Appeals regarding vacant building registration notices

City Council

The St. Paul City Council will consider a first reading of an ordinance for a new Guaranteed Income Program. The council will also hold a public hearing regarding a $750,000 fund transfer for electric charging hubs. Other items include property rezoning and various utility assessments.

• First reading of an ordinance creating a Guaranteed Income Program
• Transfer of $750,000 to the Public Works grant fund for electric charging hubs
• Rezoning application for 1350 Arcade Street and 835 Clear Avenue
• Sound level variance for the 2383 University Apartments Construction Project
• Amending the CDBG projects budget

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA is considering a resolution to exchange HOME loan funds for CDBG loan funds for 750 Milton Avenue North. The board will also approve minutes from several 2020 meetings and receive an update from the Executive Director.

• Resolution 21-226: Exchange of HOME loan funds to CDBG loan funds for 750 Milton Avenue North
• Approval of minutes from August, September, October, November, and December 2020 meetings
• Executive Director's Report updates

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners is reviewing a loan application to replace private property lead services. The agenda also includes a professional services agreement with the University of Minnesota and updates on water quality performance. Additionally, the board will discuss the water main prioritization model.

• $250,000 loan application for lead service replacements
• Professional Services Agreement with the University of Minnesota
• Water Main Prioritization Model Update
• Water Quality Performance Measures Report

Legislative Hearings

The St. Paul Legislative Hearings will consider orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at various addresses. The agenda also includes recommendations to Ramsey County for the repurchase of tax forfeited properties and appeals regarding nuisance abatement.

• Orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 854 Edmund Avenue and 1004 Thomas Avenue
• Recommendations to Ramsey County for the repurchase of tax forfeited property at 53 Cook Avenue West and 353 Larch Street
• Appeal of a Summary Abatement Order at 1151 Geranium Avenue East
• Finding on an appealed nuisance abatement order for 1098 Marion Street
• Withdrawn appeal regarding vacant building registration at 1362 Palace Avenue

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board of Water Commissioners is holding a special meeting to interview candidates for the General Manager position. The meeting is being conducted remotely via Skype due to the COVID-19 pandemic emergency.

• Interviewing candidates for General Manager (CO 21-11)

Organizational Committee

The committee will discuss updates regarding proposed 2021 City Council policy sessions and informational meetings. The agenda also includes updates on the Community Organization Partnership Program and various committees, boards, and activities. Additionally, the Reparations LAC Draft Work Plan will be reviewed.

• Update on proposed 2021 City Council policy sessions (SR 21-12)
• Community Organization Partnership Program update (SR 21-13)
• Update on committees, boards, and activities (SR 21-14)
• Reparations LAC Draft Work Plan discussion

City Council

The City Council will discuss priorities for the MnDOT 'Rethinking I-94' project and provide an update on COVID-19 vaccinations. The agenda also includes decisions on property rezoning, bond issuances for the 2021 budget, and various city assessments.

• Rezoning of 1350 Arcade Street and 835 Clear Avenue to T2 traditional neighborhood
• Issuance of general obligation and revenue bonds for the 2021 budget
• Removal of parking meter zones on Park Street between Sherburne Avenue and Como Avenue
• Acceptance of $121,105.96 grant for Fire Department paramedic training
• Expressing city priorities for the MnDOT 'Rethinking I-94' project

City Council

The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and information on remote meeting procedures due to COVID-19. The Council will conduct a closed-door session concerning pending litigation for Smith v. City of Saint Paul.

• Closed door session regarding pending litigation for Smith v. City of Saint Paul

Legislative Hearings

The legislative body will consider the ratification of several special tax assessments for various properties across Saint Paul. The agenda also includes reviews of nuisance abatement orders, building condemnations, and appeals regarding fire certificate of occupancy corrections.

• Ratification of special tax assessments for properties including 1692 Edmund Avenue and 520 Robert Street North
• Ratification of assessments for securing and emergency boarding services from October 2020
• Review of nuisance abatement orders for 1122 Jackson Street and 1597 Jackson Street
• Appeal regarding a condemnation and correction notice for 1276 Wilson Avenue #128
• Appeals related to fire inspection correction notices at 2053 Lincoln Avenue and 1676 White Bear Avenue North

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings body is reviewing appealed special tax assessments. These include garbage hauling fees and other property-specific assessments at various locations.

• Ratification of garbage hauling assessment for 690 Hall Avenue
• Ratification of garbage hauling assessment for 1836 Iglehart Avenue
• Ratification of garbage hauling assessment for 52 Magnolia Avenue West
• Ratification of garbage hauling assessment for 197 Robie Street West
• Ratification of garbage hauling assessment for 1516 Margaret Street

City Council

The City Council will discuss transferring $6,061,828 in CDBG-CV funds for COVID-related activities. The agenda also includes the final adoption of an ordinance regarding off-sale wine license distance restrictions and a first reading for a rezoning request on Arcade Street and Clear Avenue. Additionally, the Council will consider various property assessments and grant applications.

• Transfer of $6,061,828 in CDBG-CV funds for COVID-related activities
• Ordinance to reduce distance restrictions for off-sale wine only license locations
• Rezoning of 1350 Arcade Street and 835 Clear Avenue from R4 to T2
• Redevelopment grant application for properties on Payne, Snelling, and University Avenues
• Issuance of conduit revenue bonds for District Energy Saint Paul, Inc.

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The Housing & Redevelopment Authority will hold a public hearing regarding the sale of 471 Wabasha Street North. The board will also discuss bond refunding for District Energy St. Paul, Inc. and consider a budget amendment for the 2021 4D Program.

• Sale and conveyance of 471 Wabasha Street North
• Amendment to the Housing Trust Fund Budget for the 2021 4D Program
• Resolution regarding conduit revenue refunding bonds for District Energy St. Paul, Inc.

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings committee is reviewing orders to rehabilitate or remove structures at several locations. The agenda also includes appeals regarding nuisance abatement and vacant building registrations.

• Rehabilitation or removal orders for 854 Edmund Avenue
• Rehabilitation or removal orders for 1629 Hartford Avenue
• Rehabilitation or removal orders for 678 Snelling Avenue North
• Rehabilitation or removal orders for 901 York Avenue
• Appeals of vacant building registration notices at 1693 Beech Street and 1118 Margaret Street

Licensing Hearing

The St. Paul Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Taco N Madre Taqueria Y Cevicheria LLC. The agenda includes a summary of the application and associated reports.

• Class N License Application for Taco N Madre Taqueria Y Cevicheria LLC (License ID #20200002591)

Audit Committee

The January 25, 2021 meeting of the Saint Paul Audit Committee was cancelled. No business was conducted or decided.

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings body will consider ratifying appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes ratifying city costs for collecting delinquent garbage bills from July to September 2020.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties including 2245 Carver Avenue and 852 Fremont Avenue
• Ratification of city costs for the collection of delinquent garbage bills

City Council

The City Council is reviewing infrastructure permits for the Ford (Highland Bridge) Site and the 2021 Legislative Agenda. The agenda also includes appointments to the Climate Justice Advisory Board and several police department authorizations. A public hearing will address an appeal regarding Loras Hall in a heritage district.

• Infrastructure permits for stormwater and sewer at the Ford (Highland Bridge) Site
• Electric Vehicle Public Charging Pilot Service Agreement with Xcel Energy
• Appointments to the Saint Paul Climate Justice Advisory Board
• Adoption of the City's 2021 Legislative Agenda
• Approval of property clean-up service costs and assessment hearing dates

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider ratifying several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes appeals regarding fire certificates of occupancy and vacant building registrations. Some items are scheduled to be referred back or continued to future dates.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties including 1000 Arcade Street and 1393 Prosperity Avenue
• Review of property clean up service assessments from September and October 2020
• Appeals regarding fire certificates of occupancy for 687 Fifth Street East and 2053 Lincoln Avenue
• Appeals of vacant building registration notices for 1053 Lawson Avenue East and 1823 Hewitt Avenue

Legislative Hearings

The Legislative Hearings body will review and ratify various appealed special tax assessments for properties across the city. The agenda also includes ratifying assessment rolls for the city's costs related to collecting delinquent garbage bills.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 51 Saratoga Street North and 2134 Saint Anthony Avenue
• Review of appealed assessments for 1430 Avon Street North and 2245 Carver Avenue
• Ratification of assessment rolls for the city's collection of delinquent garbage bills from July to September 2020

City Council

The City Council is considering a resolution to explore reparations for American descendants of chattel slavery living in Saint Paul. The agenda also includes reviewing grant funding, municipal appointments, and new management agreements for local recreation centers.

• $700,000 grant for the People’s Prosperity Pilot initiative
• Zoning variance for senior housing at 830 Cretin Avenue
• Joint fire and hazardous materials response agreement with Falcon Heights
• Emergency ordinance regulating third-party food delivery platforms
• Management agreements for Dunning and Orchard recreation centers

Housing & Redevelopment Authority

The HRA board will discuss the reservation of 2021 Low Income Housing Tax Credits for the Selby Wilkins housing development. The meeting also includes updates on Bridge Fund Programs and Civil Unrest Business Assistance.

• Reservation of 2021 Low Income Housing Tax Credits for Selby Wilkins
• Update on Civil Unrest and Bridge Fund Programs
• Presentation on Civil Unrest Business Assistance

Legislative Hearings

The legislative hearing will review orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at several locations. Officials will also consider appeals related to fire safety inspections and vacant building registrations.

• Removal or rehabilitation orders for 2531 Edgcumbe Road, 854 Edmund Avenue, and 1033 Galtier Street
• Potential stay of demolition enforcement at 1179 Seventh Street East
• Appeals to Fire Certificates of Occupancy at 1676 White Bear Avenue North and 857 Payne Avenue
• Vacant building registration appeals for 767 Fourth Street East and 1053 Lawson Avenue East

Board of Water Commissioners

The Board will consider a design-build agreement with CH2M Hill Engineers, Inc. for the McCarron’s Treatment Process Improvements Project. Members will also discuss updates regarding proposed lease agreements for Pigs Eye Soils Staging and Highland Reservoir. Additionally, the Board will elect officers and approve November 2020 financial statements.

• Contract with CH2M Hill Engineers, Inc. for McCarron’s Treatment Process Improvements Project
• Proposed lease agreements for Pigs Eye Soils Staging and Highland Reservoir
• Election of Board of Water Commissioners Officers
• Approval of November 2020 financial statements
• Establishing an examining committee for the General Manager’s appointment

Audit Committee

The St. Paul Audit Committee met on January 11, 2021, to discuss a re-draft of the Audit Committee Request for Qualifications (SR 21-6). No other substantive items were scheduled for decision or discussion.

• Discussion regarding SR 21-6 Audit Committee RFQ Re-draft

Legislative Hearings

The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider ratifying several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes a request to reduce an assessment for 749 Sims Avenue and the ratification of costs for collecting delinquent garbage bills.

• Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties including 143 Baker Street West and 730 Bellows Street
• Review request to reduce and abate the Q1 2019 assessment for 749 Sims Avenue
• Ratification of city costs for collecting delinquent garbage bills from July to September 2020

City Council

The City Council will review budget adjustments for the Fire and Police departments and pandemic leave extensions for city unions. The agenda also includes public hearings on sound variances and various property appeals.

• Rezoning of 981 Fuller Avenue to T2 traditional neighborhood
• New smoking sale disclosure rules for common interest communities
• $7,000 grant for youth tobacco access prevention
• MnDOT agreement for improvements near Trunk Highway 94
• Sound variance request for Winter Carnival 5K at Lake Phalen

Legislative Hearings

The legislative hearings will review several requests to ratify special tax assessments for services such as emergency boarding, demolition, and graffiti removal. The body will also consider appeals regarding vacant building registrations, nuisance abatements, and a denied fence permit.

• Ratification of special tax assessments for properties including 1000 Arcade Street and 101 Como Avenue
• Review of assessments for demolition services and emergency boarding
• Appeals regarding vacant building registration notices at 341 Arbor Street and 963 Como Boulevard East
• Appeal of a vehicle abatement order at 1356 Jefferson Avenue
• Appeal of a denied fence permit application for 355 State Street and 328 Florida Street