St. Paul public meetings in 2023
220 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over orders for structure razing or rehabilitation at two properties. The body will also review findings on nuisance abatements and several appeals regarding summary and vehicle abatement orders.
- Razing/removal order for structures at 594 Brunson Street
- Rehabilitation or razing order for 195 Goodrich Avenue
- Nuisance abatement finding for 792 Rose Avenue East
- Appeal of summary abatement order at 265 Page Street West
- Appeal of summary abatement order at 1947 Lincoln Avenue
City Council
The St. Paul City Council is reviewing several items, including a new ordinance to establish a local sales and use tax. The council will also consider various city assessments for services like property clean-up and tree removal, as well as several mayoral appointments to local boards.
- Ordinance adding a Local Sales and Use Tax to the Legislative Code
- Library budget reallocation of $418,000 within its 2023 accounting units
- Liquor license application for Gather Eatery & Bar at 857 Grand Avenue
- $87,949 funding amendment for the Prospect Park play area project
- Settlement agreement between the City and Markeeta Johnson-Blakney
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several matters including the ratification of appealed special tax assessments and various building orders. The agenda includes discussions on remove/repair orders, summary abatement appeals, and vacant building registrations.
- Remove/Repair Order for 378 Sims Avenue
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties on Minnehaha Avenue East, Sims Avenue, Sherburne Avenue, and Juliet Avenue
- Special Tax Assessment for property at 643 Elfelt Street regarding tree abatement
- Appeal of a Summary Abatement Order for 1386 Furness Parkway
- Appeal of a Vacant Building Registration Notice for 770 Fourth Street East
Licensing Hearing
The Saint Paul Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Habanero Tacos Mexican Grill & Bar Crop. The application was submitted by owner Marcos Munoz.
- Class N License Application for Habanero Tacos Mexican Grill & Bar Crop
Licensing Hearing
The St. Paul Licensing Hearing will review a license application summary for Pristine Motors LLC. The agenda also includes documentation related to Public Works Encroachment Permit #21-1027.
- License application summary for Pristine Motors LLC (ID#20230002076)
- Public Works Encroachment Permit #21-1027
City Council
The Saint Paul City Council is reviewing several financial actions including budget amendments for water, police, fire, and public works departments. The agenda includes significant housing development financing for the Marshall Avenue Flats Project and various neighborhood grant programs.
- Marshall Avenue Flats Project: $2,600,000 HOME loan, $2,547,408 SLFRF loan, and $600,000 Metropolitan Council LCDA TOD Grant
- Transfer of $2,547,408 in American Rescue Plan funds to the Marshall Avenue Housing project
- Initiation of a zoning study regarding adult-use cannabis
- Proposed ordinance to reduce Tobacco Shop Licenses from 150 to 100
- Proposed ordinance allowing micro-unit dwellings as an accessory use to religious institutions
Organizational Committee
The St. Paul Organizational Committee is meeting to receive an update regarding the SPRCPH opioid response. The agenda contains no other substantive discussion items beyond roll call and adjournment.
- SR 23-237 Opioid Response Update
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority will discuss several housing and redevelopment projects, including loan recommendations for the Marshall Avenue Flats. The meeting also includes discussions on tax increment financing districts and property acquisitions for Highway 61 improvements.
- Loan recommendations totaling over $5.7 million for the Marshall Avenue Flats at 1606 Marshall Ave
- A proposed $440,000 tax increment financing loan for a project at 576 Front Ave
- A proposed $70,000 business assistance loan for 965 Arcade St
- Property acquisitions for the MnDOT Highway 61 (Arcade Street) Improvement Project
- Public hearing regarding the sale of a vacant lot at 126 Winnipeg Avenue
Board of Water Commissioners
The Board of Water Commissioners is reviewing resolutions related to a legal settlement and subsequent budget increases. The agenda also includes contracts for the downtown St. Paul Tunnel and Shaft Repair Project and water tower reconditioning. Additionally, the board will review agreements with MnDOT regarding water system work.
- Budget amendment for increased spending due to a legal settlement agreement
- Professional services contract for downtown St. Paul Tunnel and Shaft Repair Project
- MnDOT agreements for water system work and hydrant relocation
- Engineering services for reconditioning elevated water towers
- Contract amendment for water service with the University of Minnesota
Library Board
The Library Board will review a resolution to adopt the 2024 budget and request property tax financing. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding a policy for patron debt forgiveness for 2023.
- Resolution 23-1853: Adopting 2024 Budget and requesting property tax financing
- Resolution 23-1768: Library debt write off for 2023
- Approval of November 1, 2023, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several administrative actions including budget amendments for the Department of Public Works and CDBG project funding. The agenda includes numerous resolutions to approve city costs for services like demolition, tree removal, and garbage collection through property assessments. Additionally, the council will consider grant applications, professional service agreements, and various business license approvals.
- Amending 2023 spending budget for Department of Public Works Sewers Utility Fund
- CDBG funding for 977 Payne Ave (East Side Arts Council) and 959 Arcade (Far East Bar Restaurant)
- Approval of various property assessments for demolition, tree removal, and garbage collection
- Application for Metropolitan Council Environmental Services 2024 Private Property Inflow & Infiltration Grant Program
- Acceptance of a $926.00 donation from the Blaine Police Department Explorer Post to the Saint Paul Police Department
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA will discuss the final 2024 budget and the certification of the 2024 HRA property tax levy. The meeting also includes staff updates regarding the Housing Trust Fund and the Fair Housing Work Group.
- Resolution approving the final 2024 HRA budget and certifying the 2024 property tax levy
- Housing Trust Fund update
- Fair Housing Work Group update
City Council
The City Council will hold a final public hearing regarding the proposed 2024 budget and tax levy. The session includes a Truth in Taxation presentation and several scheduled public comments.
- PH 23-5 Final Hearing on the proposed 2024 Budget and Tax Levy
- 2024 Truth in Taxation Presentation
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several matters including the ratification of appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes appeals for vehicle abatement, vacant building registrations, and fire certificate of occupancy revocations.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 1008 Carroll Avenue, 276 Exchange Street South, 410 Van Dyke Street, 46 Front Avenue, 1470 Kent Street, 344 Wabasha Street North, 751 Oakdale Avenue, 437 Stryker Avenue, 892 Fourth Street East, 1340 Payne Avenue, and 261 Sidney Street East
- Finding on substantial nuisance abatements for 1457 Third Street East
- Ratification of assessment rolls for vacant building fees, securing/boarding fees, certificate of occupancy fees, and inspection/abatement services
- Appeal of a vehicle abatement order at 879 Thomas Avenue
- Appeal of a vacant building registration notice and summary abatement order at 494 Edmund Avenue
Audit Committee
The Audit Committee will review staff and resident survey responses from November 29, 2023. The agenda includes a study update on PED and a brief update regarding funding for the Parks and Libraries study.
- Introduction of new Community Advisor Jeremy Lostetter
- Study Update - PED
- Brief Update on Parks and Libraries study discussion regarding funding
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several hearings involving property maintenance and safety. These include orders for structure rehabilitation or removal, correction notice appeals, vacant building registrations, and fire certificate of occupancy revocations.
- Remove/Repair Orders for 1726 Fourth Street East
- Remove/Repair Orders for 1971 Nortonia Avenue
- Remove/Repair Orders for 455 Robert Street South
- Remove/Repair Orders for 1213 Woodbridge Street
- Remove/Repair Orders for 975 Reaney Avenue
Legislative Hearings
The hearing will consider ratifying or deleting several special tax assessments for various properties. It also includes reviews of appeals related to vehicle abatement orders and fire certificate of occupancy deficiencies.
- Ratification/deletion of special tax assessments for properties on Minnehaha Ave E, Mississippi River Blvd N, Van Dyke St, Wilson Ave, and Case Ave
- Ratification of property clean up and abatement service assessments from July to August 2023
- Appeal of a summary abatement order at 1322 Sherburne Avenue
- Appeal regarding fire certificate of occupancy deficiencies at 1120 Beech Street
Budget Committee
The Budget Committee will discuss the proposed 2024 budget for Emergency Management. The committee will also review the proposed 2024 budget for the RiverCentre Convention and Visitors Authority.
- SR 23-231 Emergency Management Proposed 2024 Budget
- SR 23-232 RiverCentre Convention and Visitors Authority Proposed 2024 Budget
- 23-008 RCVA Resolution Approving 2024 Annual Budget
City Council
The City Council will canvass the returns of the November 7, 2023, General Election. The agenda also includes ordinances to reduce tobacco shop licenses and allow micro-unit dwellings at religious institutions. Additionally, the council will review updates for the Kellogg/Third Street Bridge Project.
- Reducing Tobacco Shop Licenses from 150 to 100
- Applying for up to $219,070 for the Fish Hatchery Trail project
- Designating 402 Hall Avenue as a Heritage Preservation Site
- Overpass agreements with BNSF and Union Pacific railroads for the Kellogg/Third Street Bridge Project
- $30,000 grant for Emergency Management training and equipment
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several matters regarding property maintenance and compliance. These include orders for structure rehabilitation or removal, nuisance abatement findings, and appeals of vacant building registration requirements.
- Remove/repair orders for 1971 Nortonia Avenue
- Remove/repair orders for 378 Sims Avenue
- Nuisance abatement findings for 1803 Ivy Avenue East and 1457 Third Street East
- Appeal of a summary abatement order at 1322 Sherburne Avenue
- Vacant building registration appeals for 607 Lawson Avenue East, 1006 Third Street East, 1020 and 1022 Aurora Avenue, and 839 Fourth Street East
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several municipal assessments for services like graffiti removal and vacant building registration. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding solid waste and recycling service fees, as well as a proposal to designate the Watson House as a heritage preservation site.
- Designation of 402 Hall Avenue as a Saint Paul Heritage Preservation Site
- Public hearing for 2024 Solid Waste and Recycling Service Fees
- Re-allocation of funds for high-access lighting poles to prevent copper-wire theft
- Ordering the razing or rehabilitation of structures at 594 Brunson Street and 1726 Fourth Street East
- Nuisance property declaration for 1262 Minnehaha Avenue East
Budget Committee
The Budget Committee will discuss an analysis of Local Government Aid (LGA). The committee will also review a presentation regarding the Port Authority's proposed 2024 budget.
- Analysis of Local Government Aid (SR 23-230)
- Port Authority's Proposed 2024 Budget presentation (SR 23-229)
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority is reviewing amendments to the Rental Rehabilitation Loan Program and establishing new NOAH loan guidelines. The board will also consider bond proposals for Marshall Avenue Flats and the Marvella Phase II Project. Additionally, a TIF plan amendment for the Downtown and Seventh Place district is up for discussion.
- Amendments to Rental Rehabilitation Loan Program guidelines
- Establishment of NOAH loan program guidelines and Housing Trust Fund allocation
- Extension of three HRA loans for 300 Broadway Street
- Developer change for 678 Snelling N
- Preliminary approval for Marshall Avenue Flats at 1606 Marshall Avenue
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several sessions regarding special tax assessments, nuisance abatements, and vacant building registrations. The body will also hear appeals concerning fire certificates of occupancy and water service bills.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties on Como Avenue, Carroll Avenue, Reaney Avenue, University Avenue West, and Sims Avenue
- Ratification of assessment rolls for vacant building registration fees, emergency boarding services, fire certificate of occupancy fees, graffiti removal, and tree removal
- Findings on nuisance abatement orders for properties on Geranium Avenue East, Howell Street North, Isabel Street East, Laurel Avenue, and Marion Street
- Appeals regarding vacant building registration at Fourth Street East, Ames Avenue, Loeb Street, and Third Street East
- Appeal of a water service bill for 703 Case Avenue
Audit Committee
The Audit Committee is scheduled to hold meetings for community advisor and consultant interviews. The agenda includes a roll call and the determination of the next meeting date.
- Community Advisor Interviews
- Consultant Interviews
Budget Committee
The Budget Committee will review the proposed 2024 budget presentation for the City Attorney's Office. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding an overview of opioid settlement funds and their uses.
- Proposed 2024 City Attorney's Office budget
- Opioid settlement overview and uses
City Council
The City Council is considering a property rezoning for 597-605 Front Avenue and the designation of the Watson House as a heritage site. The agenda also includes several license approvals, budget amendments for the Fire Department, and public hearings regarding building compliance.
- Rezoning of 597-605 Front Avenue from B3 general business to T2 traditional neighborhood
- Designation of 402 Hall Avenue as a Saint Paul Heritage Preservation Site
- Fire Department budget amendment for $341,727.27 Assistance to Firefighters Grant
- Fire Department budget amendment for $65,600 Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness Grant
- Donation of $20,000 in gift cards from Cub Foods to the Fire Department
Library Board
The St. Paul Library Board will discuss a resolution to support dedicated investment in the library's collections. The meeting includes a review of staff report SR 23-220 regarding library collections. The board will also consider approving minutes from September 13 and 27, 2023.
- Resolution RES 23-1693 for dedicated investment in library collections
- Staff Report SR 23-220 on Library Collections
- Approval of September 13 and 27, 2023 meeting minutes
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Kito Auto Sales & Repair LLC, doing business as Kito Auto Sales. The agenda includes reviews of related site plans and district council correspondence.
- Class N License Application for Kito Auto Sales & Repair LLC (SR 23-223)
City Council
This special meeting is held to recognize the recipients of the 2023 Saint Paul Business Awards. The council will discuss resolution 23-1636 regarding these honors.
- Resolution 23-1636: Honoring the recipients of the 2023 Saint Paul Business Awards
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several budget amendments for Neighborhood STAR funds and the Police Department. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding park grants, zoning changes, and property assessments.
- Reallocation of $658,071.26 for the 2023 Neighborhood STAR budget
- Acceptance of $8,000,000 in State General Obligation Bond Funds for the Mississippi River Learning Center
- Grant for $432,000 for Hmong Plaza construction in Phalen Regional Park
- Rezoning of 2285 Hampden Avenue from I1 light industrial to IT transitional industrial
- Capital improvements at Lowertown Ballpark not to exceed $151,000
Budget Committee
The Budget Committee will review two budget proposals for the 2024 fiscal year. These include presentations regarding the Mayor's Enterprise Investments and the Human Rights and Equal Economic Opportunity department.
- SR 23-221: 2024 Mayor's Enterprise Investments Budget Proposal presentation
- SR 23-222: 2024 Human Rights and Equal Economic Opportunity Budget Proposal presentation
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority will review budget amendments for parking and loan funds. The board will also consider development agreements for Landmark Towers and a loan for Erta Ale Ethiopian. A public hearing is scheduled regarding the sale of 652 Sherburne Avenue.
- $949,500 CDBG loan and $386,279 TIF loan for 652 Sherburne Avenue
- Loan up to $49,800 to Erta Ale Ethiopian at 308 Prince St.
- TIF development agreement for Landmark Towers at 345 St. Peter Street
- Parking license amendment for Hope Community Academy at 694 Minnehaha Avenue E.
- Budget amendments for HRA Parking and Loan Enterprise funds
Legislative Hearings
The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider orders for the rehabilitation or removal of specific buildings. The agenda also includes appeals regarding vacant building registrations and fire certificate revocations. These items address property maintenance and safety compliance.
- Orders to rehabilitate or remove structures at 1117 Jenks Avenue, 1213 Woodbridge Street, and 1058 Jessie Street
- Finding on appealed nuisance abatement for 1006 Third Street East
- Appeal of a correction notice for 2076 Margaret Street
- Appeals regarding vacant building registrations at 839 Fourth Street East, 1046 Jessie Street, and 607 Lawson Avenue East
- Appeal of fire certificate revocation at 353 University Avenue West
Budget Committee
The Budget Committee will discuss the 2024 budget proposals for Human Resources and the Office of Technology & Communications. These discussions are part of the city's upcoming fiscal year planning.
- SR 23-216 2024 Human Resources Budget Proposal
- SR 23-217 2024 Office of Technology & Communications Budget Proposal
City Council
The City Council is meeting to finalize zoning changes for small residential units and hold hearings on garbage service rates. The agenda also includes reviewing labor agreements, grant applications, and various property appeals.
- Final adoption of ordinance for 1-6 unit residential housing options
- Public hearing on 2024 garbage service rates
- $230,000 budget increase for Highland National Golf
- $1,146,000 grant for police enforcement program
- First reading of ordinance to align sick and safe time laws with state law
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several hearings regarding special tax assessments, vacant building registrations, and fire certificates of occupancy. The body will consider various appeals related to property maintenance and city service charges.
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessments for 703 Case Avenue
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessments for 733 Thomas Avenue
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessments for 2249 Nokomis Avenue
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessments for 1348 Sixth Street East
- Ratifying property clean service assessments for July 5-13 and July 14-25, 2023
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing will discuss a Class N license application for 859 Randolph Ave Corp, doing business as The Spot Bar. The agenda includes reviews of site plans, incident reports, and letters of objection or support.
- Class N License Application for 859 Randolph Ave Corp (The Spot Bar)
- Review of Letter of Objection and Support Letters
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances including residential rezoning and new garbage service rates. The agenda also includes public hearings for various property assessments and multiple mayoral appointments.
- Rezoning of 1500-1510 York Avenue to all RM2
- Zoning amendments for 1-6 unit residential housing options
- New base level garbage service rates effective January 1, 2024
- Rezoning of 2285 Hampden Avenue from I1 to IT
- Assessment for Minnesota Street paving and lighting project
Budget Committee
The Budget Committee is reviewing the 2024 Debt Budget and the proposed 2024 CIB Budget. The meeting also includes a review of the Public Works 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan for 2024-2028.
- 2024 Debt Budget presentation
- Proposed 2024 CIB Budget
- 2024-2028 Public Works 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed door meeting pursuant to Minnesota Statute section 13D.05, subdivision 3(b). The discussion concerns pending litigation in Markeeta Johnson-Blakney and Jill Mollner v. City of St Paul, et al.
- Closed door meeting regarding Markeeta Johnson-Blakney and Jill Mollner v. City of St Paul, et al.
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority will discuss tax credit reservations for the East 7th development. The board will also hold public hearings regarding the sale and redevelopment of properties on Front Avenue, Atlantic Street, and Cook Avenue East.
- Reservation of 2024 Low Income Housing Tax Credits for 892 East 7th Street
- Sale and redevelopment of 231 Front Avenue under the Inspiring Communities Program
- Sale and redevelopment of 810 Atlantic Street under the Inspiring Communities Program
- Sale and redevelopment of 695 Cook Avenue East under the Inspiring Communities Program
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings body will review several property-related appeals. These include decisions on nuisance abatements, vacant building registrations, and fire certificate of occupancy revocations.
- Removal or repair orders for structures at 1726 Fourth Street East
- Nuisance abatement findings for properties on Front Avenue, Hamline Avenue North, and Iowa Avenue West
- Appeal of a summary abatement order for 1223 Marion Street
- Appeal of a correction notice for 823 Englewood Avenue
- Review request for a special tax assessment at 1236 Ross Avenue
Board of Water Commissioners
The Board will consider several resolutions including contract amendments for the Mailand Road Pump Station and lease agreements for AMI equipment. Discussion items include updates on water conservation efforts, utility trainee programs, and affordability assistance funding.
- Amendment to HR Green, Inc. contract for Mailand Road Pump Station Electrical Rehabilitation Project
- Lease agreement with Public Housing Agency for AMI equipment at 1743 Iowa Avenue East
- Lease agreement with Public Housing Agency for AMI equipment at 469 Ada Street
- Amendment to the 2023 Saint Paul Regional Water Services spending budget regarding PFA note DW08
- Budget Amendment No. 7 for chemical, electricity, sludge hauling and plumbing supplies
Audit Committee
The Audit Committee will discuss topic suggestions submitted by city staff and residents. The meeting also includes updates regarding community advisor vacancies, RFP progress, and the CE presentation schedule.
- Review of staff and resident topic suggestions
- Community Advisor vacancy update
- RFP update
- Discussion of EVENT 1314 PROPOSAL
- Community Engagement Schedule review
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing includes the ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties on Dayton Avenue and Westminster Street. The body will also ratify an assessment regarding city costs for collecting delinquent garbage bills from April to June 2023.
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessment for 2082 DAYTON AVENUE
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessment for 900 WESTMINSTER STREET
- Ratifying assessment for City costs of collecting delinquent garbage bills (April–June 2023)
City Council
The City Council is considering several liquor license applications and a zoning amendment to promote 1-6 unit residential housing. Other items include authorizing police participation in genetic genealogy testing and reviewing various special tax assessments.
- Zoning amendment for 1-6 unit residential housing production
- Liquor license application for Hour Glass Bar & Café at 560 7th St W
- Liquor license application for Best of Best Quality Korean Fried Chicken at 1328 Grand Ave
- Liquor and gambling licenses for #1 Gameday at 191-7th Street East
- Liquor and entertainment licenses for Zambonis On 7th at 174-7th Street West
Budget Committee
The St. Paul Budget Committee is meeting to discuss several 2024 budget presentations. The agenda includes reviews of the Office of Neighborhood Safety, the Office of Financial Services, and the Mayor's Medical Debt Proposal.
- Mayor's Medical Debt Proposal & Office of Financial Empowerment initiative
- Office of Neighborhood Safety 2024 Budget Presentation
- Office of Financial Services 2024 Budget Proposal
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several matters including the ratification of appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes appeals related to vehicle abatement orders, correction notices, and vacant building registration requirements.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 606 Charles Avenue
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 276 Exchange Street South
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 820 White Bear Avenue North
- Ratification of assessments for Collection of Vacant Building Registration fees
- Appeal of Jesse Rosillo, III regarding Summary and Vehicle Abatement Orders at 0 Isabel Street East
City Council
The City Council is considering an ordinance to prohibit smoking in city parks and certain building entrances. The council is also reviewing rezoning for York Avenue and a first reading for 1-6 unit residential housing options. Additionally, the agenda includes a $15 million infrastructure grant for the Water Utility Fund.
- Ordinance prohibiting smoking in city parks and certain building entrances
- Rezoning of 1500 and 1510 York Avenue to RM2 residential
- Acceptance of a $15 million infrastructure grant for the Water Utility Fund
- First reading of ordinance for 1-6 unit residential housing options
- Reallocation of $276,000 in Library budget from salaries to services
Library Board
The Library Board will convene at 3:30 PM to conduct a roll call and discussion. The primary agenda item involves a request for the City to levy property taxes for the Saint Paul Public Library Agency.
- RES 23-1480: Requesting that the City levy property taxes for the Saint Paul Public Library Agency
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA Board will discuss the 2024 4d Affordable Housing Incentive program guidelines and funding. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding the sale of several HRA-owned parcels for redevelopment.
- Guidelines and funding for the 2024 4d Affordable Housing Incentive program
- 2024 maximum property tax levy for the HRA
- Sale and conveyance of 1068 Ross Avenue and 899 Sims Avenue
- Sale and conveyance of 1195 Bush Avenue under the Inspiring Communities Program
Budget Committee
The Budget Committee will discuss the 2024 budget proposal for Parks & Recreation. The committee will also review the 2024 budget proposal for the Department of Safety & Inspections.
- SR 23-205 Parks & Recreation 2024 Budget Proposal
- SR 23-206 Department of Safety & Inspections 2024 Budget Proposal
Legislative Hearings
The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider several appeals regarding property maintenance and building safety. The session includes decisions on nuisance abatements, vacant building registrations, and fire certificate revocations.
- Order to rehabilitate or raze structures at 594 Brunson Street
- Nuisance abatement findings for 1941 University Avenue West
- Appeal of tall grass and weed notice at 1523 Laurel Avenue
- Vacant building registration appeals for 914 Cook Ave E and 433 Robert St S
- Appeals of fire certificate of occupancy revocations at 1271 Edgerton St and 353 University Ave W
City Council
The City Council is considering several items including a new ordinance regarding smoking in city parks, various property rezonings, and multiple grant opportunities for the Police Department. The agenda also includes discussions on property clean-up assessments and street naming.
- Ordinance to prohibit smoking in city parks and certain building entrances
- Rezoning of 1500 and 1510 York Avenue from residential to multiple-family residential
- $139,767 grant for Crime Victim Services via the City Attorney’s Office
- $149,635.10 in funds for the Police Department's DWI/Traffic Safety Officer grant program
- Approval of a $309,000 Auto Theft Prevention Grant for a dedicated investigator
Budget Committee
The Budget Committee will discuss the 2024 Saint Paul Police Department proposed budget and the Mayor's Community Safety 2024 budget proposal. The meeting also includes a discussion on trends affecting property values and taxes presented by Ramsey County.
- Saint Paul Police Department 2024 Proposed Budget
- Mayor's Community Safety 2024 Budget Proposal
- 2024 Public Safety-Gun Violence Reduction Proposal
- Trends Affecting Values and Property Taxes
Budget Committee
The committee will host a presentation and public hearing regarding the Mayor's proposed 2024 budget. This includes an opportunity for public comment on the proposal.
- Presentation and Public Hearing on the 2024 Budget
- Discussion and Public Hearing on SR 23-201 Mayor's 2024 Proposed Budget
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over hearings regarding several appealed special tax assessments. The body is also scheduled to ratify assessment rolls for property clean up services performed in June 2023.
- Appealed Special Tax Assessment: 746 Montana Avenue East
- Appealed Special Tax Assessment: 947 Minnehaha Avenue East
- Appealed Special Tax Assessment: 443 Johnson Parkway
- Appealed Special Tax Assessment: 870 Albert Street North
- Appealed Special Tax Assessment: 724 Virginia Street
Rent Stabilization Appeal Hearings
Legislative Hearing Officer Marcia Moermond will preside over a rent stabilization appeal. The appeal was filed by Abiyou Rose of Union Park Management regarding properties at 1822 Grand Avenue, Units 1-4.
- Appeal of Rent Stabilization Determination for 1822 Grand Avenue, Units 1-4
Budget Committee
The scheduled Budget Committee meeting for September 13, 2023, has been cancelled and will be rescheduled. The agenda originally included discussions regarding the Mayor's Community Safety Budget Proposal and the Saint Paul Police Department 2024 Proposed Budget.
- Mayor's Community Safety Budget Proposal (SR 23-194)
- Saint Paul Police Department 2024 Proposed Budget (SR 23-193)
City Council
The City Council will consider an ordinance to ban smoking of tobacco, hemp, and cannabis in city-owned public places. The agenda also includes discussions on sewer revenue bonds and several grant applications for police and fire services.
- Ordinance prohibiting smoking of tobacco, hemp, and cannabis in city-owned public places
- Rezoning of 1500 and 1510 York Ave from R4/RM2 to RM2
- $4,000,000 budget amendment for the renovation of the Playwrights’ Center
- $761,787.05 auto theft prevention grant for the Police Department
- Decision on whether to rehabilitate or raze structures at 621 Bidwell Street
Library Board
The Library Board will review a staff report regarding the 2024 library budget proposal. The board will also consider approving the minutes from the April 2023 meeting.
- Review of 2024 Library Budget Proposal (Staff Report SR 23-187)
- Approval of April 2023 meeting minutes
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA is reviewing a development and loan agreement for 678 Snelling Ave N under a tax increment financing spending plan. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding a land swap at the Hamm’s Brewery site and a presentation of the 2024 budget.
- Development and loan agreement for 678 Snelling Ave N
- Land swap at the Hamm’s Brewery site between HRA and 11 Wells
- Presentation of the 2024 HRA PED budget
- Cancellation of the public hearing for 1195 Bush Avenue
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings body will review several property-related appeals and orders. These include decisions on building removal, nuisance abatements, and vacant building registrations. The session also covers fire inspection corrections and grass cutting orders.
- Removal or repair order for structures at 455 Robert Street South
- Finding on nuisance abatement for 1941 University Avenue West
- Appeal of a summary abatement order for weeds at 913 Johnson Parkway
- Appeal regarding vacant building registration at 1630 University Avenue West
- Appeal of a fire inspection correction notice for 631 Snelling Avenue South
Board of Water Commissioners
The Board of Water Commissioners is holding a public hearing regarding 2024 water charges. The meeting includes actions to recommend the 2024 budget and 2024 water charges to the Saint Paul City Council.
- Public Hearing on 2024 water charges
- Acceptance of $15,000,000 in Minnesota Public Facilities Authority funding for lead service replacement
- Recommendation of 2024 budget to Saint Paul City Council
- Recommendation of 2024 water charges to Saint Paul City Council
- Approval of July 2023 Financial Statements
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing will consider a Class N license application for Sohn Hee Eateries LLC, doing business as Best of Best Quality Korean Fried Chicken. The agenda includes the review of objections and support letters related to this application.
- Class N license application for Sohn Hee Eateries LLC
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing will discuss a Class N license application for Trapped Puzzle Rooms Inc, doing business as The Lodge of Lazarus Crowe. The owner is listed as Jameson Fassett-Carman.
- Class N License Application for Trapped Puzzle Rooms Inc (The Lodge of Lazarus Crowe)
Audit Committee
The committee is reviewing applications and a proposed timeline for appointing a new Community Advisor to fill a vacancy. The agenda also includes discussions on community engagement with District Councils and updates regarding the Topic Selection Survey.
- Community Advisor application and appointment timeline (SR 23-196)
- Audit Committee vacancy announcement
- Parks and Recreation invitation from Director Andy Rodriquez
- Review of RFP revisiting
- Topic Selection Survey update
Library Board
The September 6, 2023, Library Board meeting has been canceled and is scheduled to be rescheduled. The agenda included a budget reallocation request and the 2024 Library Budget Proposal staff report.
- AO 23-93: Reallocate $276,000 from salary savings to the services budget
- SR 23-187: Staff Report on 2024 Library Budget Proposal
- Approval of December 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several budget amendments for CDBG and HOME programs. The agenda also includes multiple cooperative agreements with Ramsey County and MnDOT, as well as various assessment ratifications.
- Amending CDBG project budgets to allocate a $7,600,000.00 spending plan
- Funding for 950 Arcade (Family Foods) and 781 Seventh Street East (Storehouse Grocers)
- Transfer of $1,950,000 in American Rescue Plan funds to the Treehouse project
- Cooperative agreement with Ramsey County for the Lexington Parkway Project
- Cooperative agreement with MnDOT for the Rondo Neighborhood Streets Improvement Study
Budget Committee
The Budget Committee will discuss the 2024 budget proposals for the Fire Department and the Public Works Department. These proposals are being presented to the City Council.
- 2024 Saint Paul Fire Department proposed budget (SR 23-191)
- 2024 Saint Paul Public Works Department proposed budget (SR 23-192)
Charter Commission
The Commission will discuss and vote on a proposed Charter Amendment (CCI 23-5). This item concerns changes to Section 17.07.1. (c) of the Saint Paul City Charter regarding Commercial Development Districts and public hearings.
- Vote on Charter Amendment CCI 23-5 regarding Section 17.07.1. (c)
- Public comment for CCI 23-5 from John Purdy
- Public comment for CCI 23-5 from UFCW Local 1189
- Review of the Valliant Amendment
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several categories of city business. These include ratifying special tax assessments, reviewing summary abatement orders, and hearing appeals regarding vacant building registrations and fire certificates of occupancy.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 110 Manitoba Ave., 746 Montana Ave E., 132 Western Ave S., 967 Burns Ave., and 2417 University Ave W.
- Ratification of assessment rolls for demolition, graffiti removal, tree removal at 1636 Mackubin Street, and towing services.
- Appeal of a summary abatement order and grass/weed notice for 913 Johnson Parkway and 1523 Laurel Avenue.
- Appeals regarding vacant building registration notices for 34 Sycamore St E., 1129 Beech St., 945 Conway St., 720 Cook Ave E., and 949 Payne Ave.
- Appeal of a fence variance denial at 376 Beacon Avenue.
Licensing Hearing
The St. Paul Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application for Rudy’s Auto Repair LLC. The meeting includes discussion of related zoning variance #23-025706 and District Council communications.
- Class N license application for Rudy’s Auto Repair LLC
- Zoning Variance #23-025706
- Review of District Council support and objection letters
Organizational Committee
The Organizational Committee will receive presentations regarding the Greater MSP Partnership and the Office of Neighborhood Safety. The agenda consists of informational updates rather than scheduled decisions or votes.
- Greater MSP Partnership update (SR 23-173)
- Office of Neighborhood Safety update (SR 23-164)
City Council
The City Council is considering several infrastructure projects, including a $6 million funding amendment for Pedro Park. The agenda also includes assessments for lead water line replacements and sanitary sewer repairs. Additionally, the council will review business licenses and sound level variance requests.
- $6,000,000 funding amendment for the Pedro Park project
- Transfer of $1,500,000 in ARP funds to lead pipe replacement
- Rice Street reconstruction right-of-way agreement with Ramsey County
- Ordinance to update and increase city license fees
- $1.5M ARP funding addition for Lead Service Line Replacements
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority is considering several property transactions and land use agreements. Items include a temporary license for Saint Paul Brewing and potential land development near the Green Line light rail transit central station.
- Temporary license agreement with Kaleidoscope Brewing, LLC dba Saint Paul Brewing at 694 Minnehaha Avenue E.
- Land title registration agreement with JB Vang Partners, Inc. for 694 and 680 Minnehaha Avenue East.
- Joint Powers Agreement for land development near the Green Line light rail transit central station.
- Sale of 0 7th Street West (788 Thurston) to West Seventh LLC for $8,000.
- Sale and redevelopment of an HRA-owned parcel at 6 George Street West.
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several hearings regarding property maintenance. These include orders for the rehabilitation or razing of various structures, nuisance abatement findings, and appeals related to vacant building registrations.
- Remove/repair order for 901 Fuller Avenue
- Rehabilitation or removal order for 455 Robert Street South
- Rehabilitation or removal order for 1356 Reaney Avenue
- Rehabilitation or removal order for 401 Rose Avenue East
- Rehabilitation or removal order for 1213 Woodbridge Street
Budget Committee
The Budget Committee will hold a discussion regarding the Mayor's 2024 budget proposal (SR 23-176). This item includes a presentation of the proposed budget.
- Mayor's 2024 Budget Proposal Presentation
Organizational Committee
The Organizational Committee will meet to hear final presentations from summer interns. These include a presentation by Frankie Buettner and a presentation by Katlin Her of the Right Track program.
- Right Track and Summer Interns Final Presentations (SR 23-181)
- Final Presentation by Summer Intern Frankie Buettner
- Final Presentation by Right Track Intern Katlin Her
City Council
The St. Paul City Council is discussing a proposal for a special election regarding a property tax levy to fund children's early care and education. The council will also consider several liquor license applications, labor agreements, and ordinances regarding smoking in city-owned public places.
- Proposed special election for a property tax levy for early childhood education
- Issuance of General Obligation Capital Improvement Bonds, Series 2023D
- Ordinance prohibiting smoking of tobacco, hemp, and cannabis in city-owned public places
- $50,000 grant acceptance for Project PEACE and Summer School Initiative
- $1,000,000 adjustment to the Parks and Recreation budget
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed-door meeting pursuant to Minnesota Statute section 13D.05, subdivision 3(b). The discussion concerns the pending litigation Ahmed Ali v. City of Saint Paul, et al.
- Closed door meeting regarding Ahmed Ali v. City of Saint Paul, et al.
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several hearings concerning appealed special tax assessments, property clean-up costs, and vacant building registration requirements. The agenda also includes appeals related to fire certificates of occupancy.
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessments for 381 Fry Street, 110 Manitoba Avenue, 344 University Avenue West, 879 Rice Street, 199 Duke Street, 1062 Seventh Street West, 2417 University Avenue West, and 817 Marshall Avenue
- Ratifying assessments for Graffiti Removal services (January 3–12, 2023)
- Ratifying assessments for Property Clean Up services (May 12–30, 2023)
- Ratifying assessments for Equipment and Labor for Clean Up services (January–May 2023)
- Ratifying assessments for Tree Removal service (January 2023)
Audit Committee
The Audit Committee will discuss a Residential Development Study update and community engagement with District Councils. The meeting also includes updates on Public Works invitations and RFP responses.
- Residential Development Study Update
- Public Works Invitation
- Community Engagement with District Councils
- RFP Responses Update
Rent Stabilization Appeal Hearings
Legislative Hearing Officer Marcia Moermond will conduct an appeal hearing regarding a rent stabilization determination at 200 Winthrop Street South, Apt. 313. The proceeding involves an appeal filed by Sumeya Mohamed.
- Appeal of Rent Stabilization Determination for 200 Winthrop Street South, Apt. 313
Organizational Committee
The committee will review updates regarding the Metro Transit Purple, Gold, and B Lines. The agenda also includes an update on American Rescue Plan funds.
- Metro Transit Purple, Gold, and B Lines update (SR 23-171)
- American Rescue Plan Funds update (SR 23-165)
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including rezoning requests, sound level variances, and budget amendments. The agenda also includes approving various property assessments and a wastewater agreement with Maplewood.
- Rezoning 897 Saint Paul Avenue from Office-Service to Traditional Neighborhood
- Amending CDBG budgets for West Minnehaha Rec and Ramsey County Lead Hazard Control
- $260,000 Fire Department budget amendment for hazardous materials training
- Wastewater agreement between St. Paul and Maplewood
- Sound level variance applications for Rice & Larpenteur Alliance and Minnesota Children’s Museum
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA Board is considering a resolution to establish the Landmark Towers Tax Increment Financing District in Ward 2. The discussion also includes an amendment to the Minnesota Event Tax Increment Financing District Plan and an HRA budget amendment.
- Establishment of the Landmark Towers Tax Increment Financing District
- Amendment to the Minnesota Event Tax Increment Financing District Plan
- HRA budget amendment for the Landmark Towers Project
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings body will review orders for the rehabilitation or removal of various structures throughout the city. This includes properties on Bidwell Street, Charles Avenue, Fuller Avenue, Loeb Street, Robert Street South, and Woodbridge Street. The agenda also covers nuisance abatement findings and appeals regarding vacant building registrations.
- Removal or rehabilitation orders for 621 Bidwell St and 326 Charles Ave
- Amendment to remove structures at 901 Fuller Avenue
- Nuisance abatement findings for 1501 Clarence St and 595 Park St
- Appeals of vacant building registration requirements for Euclid, Mendota, and Arundel streets
Board of Water Commissioners
The Board of Water Commissioners will consider several resolutions including a contract amendment for the West Side Pump Station Rehabilitation Project. The agenda also includes an administrative order to accept up to $1.5 million in American Rescue Plan funds and a new payment services agreement.
- Amendment No. 1 to HR Green, Inc. for West Side Pump Station Rehabilitation Project
- Amendment No. 3 to Contract for Water Services with the City of Little Canada
- Administrative Order No. 5 to accept up to $1.5M in American Rescue Plan funds
- Professional Services Agreement with Paymentus Corporation for customer payment services
- 2024 SPRWS Budget discussion
Charter Commission
The Charter Commission will discuss an amendment to Section 17.07.1. (c) regarding Commercial Development Districts and public hearings. The commission will also elect its officers and consider a 90-day extension for the review period of this amendment.
- Election of Charter Commission officers
- Amendment to Section 17.07.1. (c) regarding Commercial Development Districts and public hearings
- 90-day extension for reviewing the charter amendment
City Council
The City Council is reviewing rezoning applications for properties on Raymond Avenue and Saint Paul Avenue. The agenda also includes an agreement with Lime for e-bicycle sharing services and budget amendments for Human Resources and Emergency Management.
- Rezoning of 898 Raymond Avenue to T2 traditional neighborhood
- Agreement with Lime for e-bicycle sharing services
- $56,161 budget amendment for Human Resources labor relations
- $238,536 budget amendment for Emergency Management software
- Labor agreement with International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Legislative Hearings
The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will review several special tax assessments for various properties. The body will also consider appeals regarding vacant building registrations and fire certificates of occupancy. Additionally, the committee will ratify assessment rolls for services such as graffiti removal and tree removal.
- Ratification of special tax assessments for properties including 698 Desoto Street and 1762 Englewood Avenue
- Ratification of assessment rolls for graffiti removal and tree removal services
- Appeal of vacant building registration requirement at 856 Euclid Street
- Appeal regarding fire certificate of occupancy revocation at 1604 Margaret Street
- Ratification of assessments for emergency boarding services
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing includes a discussion regarding a Class N license application for The Herbivorous Dragon LLC, doing business as J Selby’s. The owner is listed as Aubry Walch.
- Class N License Application: The Herbivorous Dragon LLC (d/b/a J Selby’s)
Rent Stabilization Appeal Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will conduct a Rent Stabilization Appeal hearing. The session includes an appeal by Erika Ronnow regarding a rent stabilization determination at 549 Dayton Avenue, Unit 1.
- Appeal of Erika Ronnow regarding a Rent Stabilization Determination at 549 Dayton Avenue, Unit 1
City Council
The City Council is considering budget reallocations for pothole repairs and solid waste equipment. The agenda includes zoning amendments for the Ford Site and discussions regarding the Downtown Improvement District. The council will also consider various grant agreements and business licenses.
- $2,964,230 reallocation for citywide pothole repairs
- $1,793,850 reallocation for solid waste trucks and equipment
- Zoning amendment for the Ford Site (Highland Bridge) to accommodate University of Saint Thomas
- 2024 Operating Plan and service charge for the Downtown Improvement District
- Grant agreements for the Right Track Youth Employment Program
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority will hold a special meeting at 10:00 a.m. followed by a regular meeting at 2:00 p.m. The agenda includes a presentation regarding major development projects.
- SR 23-161 Major Development Projects presentation
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority is reviewing resolutions for several loans. These include an amendment to a project at 653 Galtier Street and new funding for business repairs and assistance.
- Amendment to CDBG loan for 653 Artist Lofts Project at 653 Galtier Street
- $64,046 CDBG loan to V&I Best Steak House, LLC for restaurant code repairs
- Loan up to $50,000 from HRA business assistance fund to Pimento Wabasha
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several hearings regarding remove or repair orders for various structures. The agenda includes decisions on nuisance abatements, vacant building registrations, and appeals of condemnation or vacation orders.
- Remove/repair order for 1082 Loeb Street
- Remove/repair order for 1356 Reaney Avenue
- Remove/repair order for 792 Rose Avenue East
- Razing and removal order for 871 Stickney Street
- Remove/repair order for 621 Bidwell Street
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings will consider ratifying appealed special tax assessments. These items involve property assessments for 2226 Cardinal Place and 1261 Woodbridge Street.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 2226 Cardinal Place
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 1261 Woodbridge Street
City Council
The St. Paul City Council is considering several items, including zoning amendments for the Ford Site and 898 Raymond Avenue. The agenda also includes budget reallocations for the Police Department and grant applications for fire hydrant valves and neighborhood safety. Additionally, the council will address labor agreements and a special election regarding early childhood education funding.
- Special election order for a November 2024 ballot question on early care education funding
- Zoning amendment for the Ford Site to accommodate University of St. Thomas
- $4,000,000 HUD grant amendment for the North End Community Center project
- Emergency ordinance regarding penalties for outdoor watering restrictions
- Labor agreements with Manual & Maintenance Supervisors and Operating Engineers Local 70
Organizational Committee
The Organizational Committee will receive a presentation and handout from MnDOT regarding the Rethinking I-94 update. The agenda also includes roll call and scheduling for the next meeting.
- SR 23-154 Rethinking I-94 Update presentation by MnDOT
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings body will review several appeals related to property tax assessments, vacant building registrations, and nuisance abatements. The agenda also includes hearings on fire certificate revocations and orders to vacate specific properties.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties including 16 Douglas Street.
- Appeals regarding vacant building registration requirements at 1811 Montana Avenue East and 2076 Margaret Street.
- Review of an appeal to a revocation of fire certificate of occupancy and order to vacate at 1351 Third Street East.
- Findings on appealed nuisance abatements for properties on Earl Street and Fuller Avenue.
- Ratification of assessments for property clean-up services performed in April and May 2023.
Rent Stabilization Appeal Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will conduct a rent stabilization appeal hearing. The session involves an appeal by Geruth Buetow regarding a rent stabilization determination.
- Appeal of Geruth Buetow for 250 Sixth Street East, Apt. 608
Rent Stabilization Appeal Hearings
Legislative Hearing Officer Marcia Moermond will preside over a rent stabilization appeal. The hearing involves an appeal by Bigos Management regarding a determination at 172 East Sixth Street, Apt 1407.
- Appeal of Bigos Management regarding 172 EAST SIXTH STREET, Apt 1407
City Operations
The City Operations committee will receive an update on street lighting and copper theft enforcement. The agenda also includes a presentation regarding the festival planning process.
- Street lighting and copper theft issue update (SR 23-145)
- Festival planning process update (SR 23-148)
City Council
The City Council is considering various financial amendments for the Department of Parks and Recreation and police budget reallocations. The agenda includes several grant applications, land vacancy petitions, and labor agreement approvals.
- Amending Department of Parks and Recreation spending by $7,173,600 for trail reconstruction
- Applying for a $317,800 U.S. Department of Energy grant for municipal buildings decarbonization
- Authorizing a water revenue note not to exceed $25,000,000
- Amending Department of Parks and Recreation spending by $2,374,487 for North End Community Center
- Approving the Labor Agreement for International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 70
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority is reviewing resolutions for two housing projects. The board will consider authorizing multifamily housing revenue bonds for 484 Temperance Street and 211 Seventh Street East. They will also discuss a $166,800 CDBG loan for repairs at 833 University Avenue.
- Revenue bonds for Sibley Court and Sibley Park Housing Project
- $166,800 CDBG loan for repairs at 833 University Avenue
- Approval of June 2023 meeting minutes
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings body will review orders for the rehabilitation or razings of several structures, including properties on Fuller Avenue and Stickney Street. The agenda also includes hearings on appeals regarding vacant building registrations and fire certificate deficiencies.
- Order for the rehabilitation or razing of structures at 901 Fuller Avenue
- Order for the razing and removal of structures at 871 Stickney Street
- Appeal of a vacant building registration notice for 826 Como Avenue
- Appeal regarding fire certificate deficiencies at 1020 and 1022 Aurora Avenue
- Finding on the appealed substantial abatement order for 939 Charles Avenue
Board of Water Commissioners
The Board of Water Commissioners will consider authorizing water use restrictions and penalties as part of a drought response plan. The meeting also includes the issuance of a $25,000,000 Water Revenue Note and reviews of engineering service agreements.
- Implementation of water use restrictions and penalties via the drought response plan
- Issuance of a Water Revenue Note up to $25,000,000
- Engineering services agreement with Short Elliott Hendrickson, Inc. for water tower reconditioning
- Agreement for wireless equipment inspection on water tower sites
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings body will consider the ratification of appealed special tax assessments for several specific properties. The agenda also includes ratifying assessments for the city's costs related to collecting delinquent garbage bills from early 2023.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 2226 Cardinal Place
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 1999 Clear Avenue
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 1251 Watson Avenue
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 399 Blair Avenue
- Ratification of assessments for the city's cost of collecting delinquent garbage bills (Jan-Mar 2023)
City Council
The City Council is holding public hearings on the Ford Site redevelopment plan and zoning changes for a University of Saint Thomas project. The agenda also includes approving collective bargaining agreements for city employees and discussing the establishment of a Community Reparations Commission. Additionally, the council will review various grant applications and street reconstruction bonds.
- Fifth Amendment to the TIF Plan for the Ford Site Redevelopment
- Amending the Ford Site Zoning and Public Realm Master Plan for University of St. Thomas
- Approval of collective bargaining agreements for Tri-Council and Professional Employees Association
- Proposal to divert City parkland for University of St. Thomas sports facilities
- $250,000 donation from UST for Mica Park development
Organizational Committee
The committee will review an update regarding snow removal operations. The agenda also includes the monthly director's update and reports on various boards, committees, and commissions.
- Snow removal update (SR 23-130)
- Monthly Director's Update (SR 23-60)
- Updates on boards, committees, and commissions (SR 23-63)
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority is considering several development projects, including senior housing and neighborhood rehabilitation. The board will also review a TIF plan amendment for the Ford Site Redevelopment.
- $550,000 HOME Loan and $1,950,000 ARPA Loan for Treehouse Senior Housing Project
- Designation of Face to Face Health & Counseling Service, Inc. as tentative developer for 1170 Arcade Street
- Modifications to the 2002 HOME loan for Jackson Street Village at 1497 Jackson Street
- $65,000 CDBG Loan for 450 Lexington Parkway North (Suspension Item)
- Fifth Amendment to the TIF Plan for Ford Site Redevelopment
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several property-related matters including orders for structure rehabilitation or removal, nuisance abatement findings, and various appeals regarding correction orders and vacant building registrations.
- Removal/repair orders for 829 Third Street East
- Removal/repair orders for 455 Robert Street South
- Removal/repair orders for 792 Rose Avenue East
- Nuisance abatement findings for 587 Cook Avenue East, 781 Cook Avenue East, 975 Hudson Road, and 1722 Reaney Avenue
- Appeals regarding vacant building registrations at 593 Cook Avenue East, 1583 Jefferson Avenue, and 892 Lawson Avenue East
Rent Stabilization Appeal Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will conduct a rent stabilization appeal hearing. The proceeding involves an appeal by Bailey Miracle and Rachel Waters regarding a determination at 696 Conway Street, Unit 2.
- Rent stabilization appeal for 696 Conway Street, Unit 2
Rent Stabilization Appeal Hearings
The scheduled rent stabilization appeal hearings for June 22, 2023, have been canceled. The hearings will be rescheduled at a future date.
- Cancellation of Rent Stabilization Appeal: Geruth Buetow (250 Sixth Street East, Apt. 608)
City Operations
The City Operations committee is scheduled to hold a discussion and update regarding transit safety under SR 23-125. The meeting also includes a roll call and the setting of the next meeting date.
- Transit Safety Update and Discussion (SR 23-125)
City Council
The City Council will review budget amendments for capital improvements and ESG projects. The agenda also includes zoning changes for the Ford Site and various sound level variance applications. Additionally, the council will consider precinct boundary changes for Wards 1 and 2.
- Authorization of a one percent local sales and use tax for streets, bridges, and parks
- Zoning amendment for the Ford Site to accommodate a University of St. Thomas project
- Approval of the 2023 Mill and Overlay Program public hearing date
- Renewal of the lease agreement with Ramsey County for the Sheriff's Office
- Amending off-street parking facility standards and design
Legislative Hearings
The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will consider ratifications for various special tax assessments. The meeting also includes appeals related to vehicle abatement orders, vacant building registrations, and fire certificate of occupancy revocations.
- Ratification of special tax assessments for properties including 1093 Euclid St and 600 Hatch Ave
- Ratification of property clean-up service assessments for March and April 2023
- Appeals to vehicle abatement orders at 817 Marshall Ave and 1009 Fuller Ave
- Appeals regarding vacant building registration requirements on Wilson, Selby, and Thomas Avenues
- Appeal of a fire certificate of occupancy revocation notice for 998 Virginia St
City Council
The City Council is considering the adoption of a Vision Zero transportation safety commitment and several budget amendments. The meeting also includes public hearings for sound level variances and property rezoning.
- Rezoning 704 Larpenteur Avenue East from R3 to RT2 residential
- Adoption of the Vision Zero Transportation Safety commitment
- Collective bargaining agreement for AFSCME Local 3757 - Legal
- Budget amendments for CDBG projects at 84 Wabasha S and 979 Arcade
- $25,000 grant amendment for Police Department community safety
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority will hold a special meeting at 10:00 a.m. followed by a regular meeting at 2:00 p.m. The special meeting includes a guest speaker presentation regarding Workforce Solutions and Workforce Innovation Board update SR 23-114.
- Workforce Solutions and Workforce Innovation Board update (SR 23-114)
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority will consider a loan of up to $100,000.00 for the Minnesota Museum of American Art. The board will also discuss budget amendments for the 4D Program and the World Trade Center parking ramp.
- Loan of up to $100,000.00 to The Minnesota Museum of American Art
- Housing Trust Fund budget amendment for 4D Program administration expenses
- World Trade Center parking ramp budget amendment
- Approval of May 2023 meeting minutes
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several hearings regarding orders to rehabilitate or remove structures. The agenda includes discussions on nuisance abatement findings, vehicle abatement appeals, and vacant building registration requirements.
- Rehabilitation or removal orders for 901 Fuller Avenue
- Rehabilitation or removal orders for 1082 Loeb Street
- Rehabilitation or removal orders for 678 Snelling Avenue North
- Rehabilitation or removal orders for 1043 Beech Street
- Rehabilitation or removal orders for 1862 Ivy Avenue East
City Council
The City Council is considering an amendment to the 2023 Capital Improvement Budget for deferred maintenance projects. The agenda also includes several public hearings regarding sound level variances, property assessments, and a rezoning request for 704 Larpenteur Avenue East.
- Amending the 2023 Capital Improvement Budget for capital maintenance projects
- Rezoning of 704 Larpenteur Avenue East from R3 to RT2 townhouse residential
- Declaration of 621 Bidwell Street and 401 Rose Avenue East as nuisance properties
- Application for liquor licenses at 1079 Rice Street
- Request for $20,000 for the Shared Micro-mobility System
Organizational Committee
The St. Paul Organizational Committee is meeting to continue a discussion regarding the STAR Program Guidelines (SR 23-109). The agenda also includes procedural items such as roll call and adjournment.
- Continued discussion of STAR Program Guidelines (SR 23-109)
Legislative Hearings
The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings body will consider several appeals regarding special property tax assessments. The agenda also includes reviews of nuisance abatement orders and vacant building registration requirements. Additionally, the body will ratify assessment rolls for services such as graffiti removal and emergency boarding.
- Deletion of special tax assessments for properties on Dayton Avenue, Maryland Avenue East, and Payne Avenue
- Ratification of assessment rolls for graffiti removal, emergency boarding, and vacant building registration fees
- Appeals to summary and vehicle abatement orders at 711 Bedford Street, 1318 Bush Avenue, and 315 Charles Avenue
- Review of vacant building registration appeals for properties on Benhill Road, Como Avenue, and Minnehaha Avenue East
Audit Committee
The Audit Committee will receive an update on the Residential Development Study from PED Director Nicolle Goodman and Baker Tilly. The committee will also review survey responses and an RFP update.
- Residential Development Study Update
- Review of survey responses
- RFP update
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing will discuss a Class N license application for DWD Group LLC, doing business as Gather Eatery & Bar. The review includes examining the floor plan, zoning map, and letters of support or objection.
- Class N license application for DWD Group LLC (d/b/a Gather Eatery & Bar)
- Review of property ownership, zoning maps, and floor plans
- Consideration of letters of support and objection
Organizational Committee
The Organizational Committee will receive a public safety update from the Ramsey County Attorney's Office. The committee will also hold a discussion regarding STAR Program guidelines.
- Ramsey County Attorney's Office Public Safety Update (SR 23-100)
- Discussion of STAR Program Guidelines (SR 23-103)
City Council
The council will review ordinance changes regarding weapons and commercial vehicle parking. The agenda also includes transferring Obama Elementary School to the school district and approving several police department grants.
- Amending city laws relating to weapons
- Rezoning 704 Larpenteur Ave E to townhouse residential
- Conveying Obama Elementary School to St. Paul Public School District
- MnDOT grant for Maxfield Safe Routes to School Project
- $25,000 amendment for Pathways to Policing grant
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA Board will discuss a proposed $100,000 loan for The Minnesota Museum of American Art. The board will also review proposed changes to the 2024-2025 Low Income Housing Tax Credit Procedural Manual and Qualified Allocation Plan.
- $100,000 loan from HRA Business Assistance Fund to The Minnesota Museum of American Art
- Proposed changes to the Minneapolis/Saint Paul Housing Finance Board’s 2024-2025 Low Income Housing Tax Credit Procedural Manual
- Proposed changes to the 2024-2025 Qualified Allocation Plan
Rent Stabilization Appeal Hearings
Legislative Hearing Officer Marcia Moermond will preside over an appeal regarding a rent stabilization determination. The appeal was filed by Gaius Poehler for the property located at 476 Herschel Street, Apt. 10.
- Appeal of Gaius Poehler to a Rent Stabilization Determination at 476 HERSCHEL STREET, Apt. 10
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing body will consider several requests for building rehabilitation or removal. The agenda also includes findings on nuisance abatements and appeals regarding abatement orders and fence variances.
- Remove/repair order for 1082 Loeb Street
- Remove/repair order for 678 Snelling Avenue North (laid over)
- Remove/repair order for 326 Charles Avenue (re-noticed to July)
- Appeal of summary abatement order at 711 Bedford Street
- Appeal of fence variance denial at 530 Jenks Avenue
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing will discuss a Class N license application for Hi Hi LLC, owned by Toua Xiong. The agenda includes a review of supporting documents such as floor plans and zoning maps.
- Class N license application for Hi Hi LLC
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several administrative orders regarding water, police, and public works budgets. The agenda includes discussions on liquor license applications, employee pay rate changes, and various property tax assessments.
- Amending the 2nd 2023 Saint Paul Regional Water Services budget
- Pay rate changes for Animal Services Officer I-III series
- Liquor license application for The Foundry Pub at 1201 Jackson Street
- Proposed adverse action against White Squirrel, LLC at 974 7th Street West
- Amending the Hamline Avenue Trail project budget by $100,200
Organizational Committee
The Organizational Committee will receive an update from Saint Paul-Ramsey County Public Health concerning SR 23-93. The meeting also includes standard procedures such as roll call and scheduling the next meeting.
- Update on SR 23-93 from Saint Paul-Ramsey County Public Health
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings body will consider ratifying several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes reviews of summary abatement orders, vacant building registrations, and fire certificate of occupancy appeals.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for multiple properties including Bush Avenue and Maryland Avenue East
- Property clean-up service assessments for January and March 2023
- Appeal regarding a summary abatement order at 711 Bedford Street
- Vacant building registration appeals for 1501 Clarence Street and 825 University Avenue West
- Fire certificate of occupancy appeal at 134 Montrose Place
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing includes a discussion regarding a Class N license application for David Heu, doing business as Fun Auto. The application involves an add auto body request under CUP #23-012807.
- Class N License Application for David Heu (d/b/a Fun Auto)
- CUP #23-012807 Add Auto Body
City Council
The City Council is considering several items including a rezoning for Grand Avenue, municipal bond issuances, and multiple grant applications for Parks and Recreation. The agenda also includes public hearings for sound level variances and various assessment levies.
- Rezoning of 1416-1418 Grand Avenue from OS office-service to T2 traditional neighborhood
- Application for up to $20,000 grant for Building Inclusive Athletics project
- Application for up to $24,000 Twin Cities Public Television SciGirls East Side STEM Grant
- Application for up to $19,050 Ramsey County Environmental Response Fund for Fish Hatchery Trail
- Public hearing for multifamily housing revenue bonds at 540 Broadway Street
City Operations
The City Operations committee will receive an economic development update regarding SR 23-86. The presentation covers strategies for promoting job growth, commercial corridors, and cultural destination areas.
- Economic Development Update (SR 23-86)
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The St. Paul Housing & Redevelopment Authority is reviewing several development projects and financial authorizations. This includes approving additional expenditures for 800 Robert Street South and a $100,000 loan for the Minnesota Museum of American Art. A public hearing will also be held regarding bonds for Sibley Court and Sibley Park Apartments.
- Additional redevelopment expenditures for 800 Robert Street South
- $100,000.00 loan to The Minnesota Museum of American Art
- Developer designation for 1570 White Bear Avenue
- Revenue bonds for The Balsam on Broadway
- Public hearing for Sibley Court and Sibley Park Apartments
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several hearings regarding property rehabilitation, nuisance abatements, and vehicle abatement appeals. The agenda includes discussions on orders to vacate properties due to unfitness for habitation or fire certificate revocations.
- Remove/repair orders for 901 Fuller Avenue
- Remove/repair orders for 829 Third Street East
- Remove/repair orders for 871 Stickney Street
- Nuisance abatement finding for 698 Desoto Street
- Appeal of a vehicle abatement order at 1784 Carroll Avenue
Board of Water Commissioners
The Board will consider a fund transfer to increase funding for Building Repair Services. The meeting also includes a memorandum of understanding for an East Vadnais Lake subwatershed resiliency study and a presentation on PFAS.
- Fund transfer for Building Repair Services (RES 23-710)
- MOU with VLAWMO for East Vadnais Lake resiliency study (RES 23-711)
- Rice Street Garden update (CO 23-24)
- Presentation on PFAS/forever chemicals (CO 23-25)
Licensing Hearing
The St. Paul Licensing Hearing will discuss a Class N license application for Lavs Tac Ent LLC, doing business as The Foundry Pub. The hearing includes review of floor plans, objections, and district council correspondence related to the application.
- Class N License Application for Lavs Tac Ent LLC (d/b/a The Foundry Pub)
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will consider the ratification of two appealed special tax assessments. These items pertain to the property located at 399 Blair Avenue.
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessment (File No. J2307E, Assessment No. 238306) for 399 Blair Ave.
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessment (File No. J2308E, Assessment No. 238307) for 399 Blair Ave.
City Council
The Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Police Department's draft policy for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (drones). Other business includes budget amendments, property nuisance declarations, and several sound level variance applications.
- Public Hearing: Police Department draft policy for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (drones)
- Zoning: Rezoning of 1416-1418 Grand Avenue from office-service to traditional neighborhood
- Budget: Amending the 2023 Saint Paul Regional Water Services spending budget
- Budget: Amending the Neighborhood STAR Year-Round Program budget for Hamline Ave Sidewalk
- Sound Variances: Applications for Chick-fil-A 5K/10K, Hot Summer Jazz Festival, and Ordway Center
Legislative Hearings
The legislative hearings will consider the ratification of several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The body will also hear appeals related to vacant building registrations, fence variances, and fire certificate of occupancy revocations.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for multiple properties
- Ratification of assessment rolls for vacant building registration and emergency boarding fees
- Appeal of a vacant building registration requirement at 1093 Western Avenue North
- Appeal regarding a denied fence variance at 530 Jenks Avenue
- Appeals concerning fire certificate of occupancy revocations and correction orders
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will review several appealed special tax assessments. These hearings involve ratifying assessment appeals for specific properties in the city.
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessment for 114 Snelling Avenue North
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessment for 2234 Margaret Street
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessment for 1391 Pleasant Avenue
Audit Committee
The Audit Committee is meeting to discuss the upcoming topic selection schedule. Discussion items include an update on the Baker Tilly Residential Development Study and a community engagement plan.
- Baker Tilly Residential Development Study Update
- Fire Department Invitation - Fire Chief Barton Inks
- Community Engagement Plan
- Timeline for posting RFP to obtain professional consultant services
Rent Stabilization Appeal Hearings
Legislative Hearing Officer Marcia Moermond will preside over an appeal filed by Heather Corland regarding a rent stabilization determination. The hearing concerns the property located at 475 Griggs Street South, Unit 2.
- Appeal of Heather Corland to a Rent Stabilization Determination at 475 GRIGGS STREET SOUTH, Apt. 2
Organizational Committee
The committee will receive updates and discussion regarding the Climate Justice Advisory Board and the Climate Action and Resilience Plan. The meeting includes a presentation on the 2023 Climate Action Council and a year in review for the CJAB.
- SR 23-77 Climate Justice Advisory Board and Climate Action and Resilience Plan updates
- 2023 Climate Action Council Presentation
City Council
The St. Paul City Council is reviewing a proposal to transfer $2,222,897 in American Rescue Plan funds to the Farwell Yards project. The agenda also includes first readings for zoning changes on Grand Avenue and amendments to weapons laws. Additionally, several business license applications and labor agreements are up for consideration.
- Transfer of $2,222,897 in ARPA funds to the Farwell Yards project
- First reading of an ordinance to rezone 1416-1418 Grand Avenue
- Potential award of up to $7,500,000 for the Flipside After School Program
- Proposed adverse actions against licenses for Angkor Trader and Fasika Ethiopian Restaurant
- First reading of an ordinance amending city laws relating to weapons
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed door meeting pursuant to Minnesota Statute section 13D.05, subdivision 3(b). The session is intended to discuss threatened litigation against the City involving Sara Romdenne.
- Closed door discussion regarding In re Sara Romdenne
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority is considering several development projects including the Farwell Yards and Balsam on Broadway apartments. The board will also discuss designating a community land trust for parcels on Marshall Avenue and approving a loan for a restaurant rehabilitation.
- Designating Rondo Community Land Trust as tentative developer for 0 and 1036 Marshall Avenue
- Authorizing revenue bonds for Plato Apartments at Farwell Yards (115 Plato Boulevard West)
- Approving a tax increment financing development agreement for 115 Plato Boulevard West
- $49,000 CDBG Loan to Crasqui Restaurant, LLC for 84 Wabasha Street S.
- Preliminary approval of revenue bonds for Balsam on Broadway Apartments at 540 Broadway Street
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings will consider orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 901 Fuller Avenue and 1082 Loeb Street. The session also includes reviews of nuisance abatement appeals and appeals regarding Fire Certificate of Occupancy revocations.
- Orders for building rehabilitation or removal at 901 Fuller Avenue and 1082 Loeb Street
- Appeals of Fire Certificate of Occupancy revocations at 1436 Snelling Avenue North, 842 Vandalia Street, and 1146 Edgerton Street
- Findings on appealed nuisance abatements for 318 Edmund Avenue and 733 Fairview Avenue North
- Amendment to grant an additional 180 days for abatement at 1457 Third Street East
Organizational Committee
The Organizational Committee will hold a policy session regarding program updates and the city's response to domestic violence. The meeting also includes roll call and scheduling for future meetings.
- Policy Session SR 23-73: Program updates and discussion about Saint Paul's response to domestic violence
City Council
The City Council will review a first reading of an ordinance regarding weapons laws. The agenda also includes various grant applications for parks and community projects, as well as labor agreement adjustments. Additionally, the council will consider nuisance property declarations and liquor license changes.
- First reading of Ordinance 23-22 amending weapons laws
- Expansion of outdoor patio and liquor service at Groveland Tap
- $75,000 reduction to the 2023 Cultural STAR Admin budget
- $15,476 grant from St. Paul Conservancy for park signage
- $70,000 project fund from MN China Friendship Garden Society
Legislative Hearings
The legislative hearing includes the ratification of several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also covers ratifying assessments for property clean-up services and garbage collection. One appeal regarding a fire certificate of occupancy was noted as withdrawn.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties including 1240 St Paul Avenue and 1840 Iowa Avenue East
- Ratification of assessments for property clean-up services from late 2022 and early 2023
- Ratification of garbage-related special tax assessments for 884 Mound Street and 505 Beaumont Street
- Withdrawal of an appeal regarding a fire certificate of occupancy at 2236 Glenridge Avenue
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing will discuss a license application for the University of St Thomas. The agenda includes a review of a proposed liquor service area expansion and the Schoenecker Center site plan. Six objections to the application have been recorded.
- License application SR 23-69 for University of St Thomas
- Proposed liquor service area expansion
- Schoenecker Center site plan review
- Six recorded objections to the license application
Rent Stabilization Appeal Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will conduct hearings regarding rent stabilization appeals. These cases involve determinations for four individual apartments located at 400 Selby Avenue.
- Appeal of Jamele Watkins (Apt. 312)
- Appeal of Christine Hackney (Apt. 327)
- Appeal of Levi Indvik (Apt. 303)
- Appeal of Erica Mumm (Apt. 332)
City Council
The council is considering a transfer of $429,454 in ARPA funds to support Oxford Community Center staffing. The agenda also includes several liquor license applications and updates on stormwater management ordinances. Additionally, public hearings are scheduled regarding the 2023 Saint Paul Streets Program reconstruction.
- Transfer of $429,454 in ARPA funds for Oxford Community Center Staffing
- Amending the 2022 Capital Improvement Budget with a $300,000 allocation
- Approval of liquor licenses for Centro Highland Park and Herbst Eatery
- Public hearing on street reconstruction in the 2023 Saint Paul Streets Program
- Participation in the Minnesota Opioids State-Subdivision settlement agreement
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA Board will consider amending the 2023 Loan Enterprise Fund regarding the Midway Residence project. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding a property acquisition at 519 Payne Avenue.
- Amending the 2023 HRA Loan Enterprise Fund for the Midway Residence capital project
- Public hearing to acquire and convey a vacated alley abutting 519 Payne Avenue to DNZ LLC
Legislative Hearings
This meeting will address several requests regarding building safety and property maintenance. It includes reviews of orders for structure rehabilitation or removal, nuisance abatement findings, and appeals related to vacant buildings and fire certificates.
- Orders to rehabilitate or remove structures at 901 Fuller Avenue.
- Orders to rehabilitate or remove structures at 1117 Jenks Avenue.
- Appeals of vacant building registration requirements at 1859 Grand Avenue and 1648 Rice Street.
- Appeals regarding fire certificate of occupancy revocations at 1355 Eustis Street, 1604 Margaret Street, and 1436 Snelling Avenue North.
- Findings on nuisance abatement appeals for properties including 733 Fairview Avenue North.
Board of Water Commissioners
The Board of Water Commissioners is reviewing several financial and infrastructure items. Discussions include loan applications for water treatment and lead service replacement, as well as potential water system extensions.
- Loan application to fund McCarron’s Water Treatment Plant Improvements
- Loan application to the Minnesota Public Facilities Authority for $15,000,000 in lead service replacements
- Agreement with TruePani Inc. for water quality sampling and filters
- Evaluation of extending the water system to the City of North Oaks
- Amendment to the 2023 Adopted Budget regarding 2023 revenue bonds
Audit Committee
The committee is reviewing a draft RFP for professional consultant services to assist with research and evaluation projects. Members are also discussing drafts of resident and employee topic suggestion surveys and a community engagement plan.
- Draft RFP for professional consultant services for research and evaluation projects
- Drafts of Resident and City Employee Topic Suggestions Surveys
- Community Engagement Plan
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several items regarding special tax assessments and a code enforcement appeal. The body is scheduled to ratify multiple appealed special tax assessments for various properties and review an emergency order to vacate.
- Appeal of Herber Darnell Steele to an Emergency Condemnation and Order to Vacate at 1319-1321 Dayton Avenue
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties on Lawson Avenue East, Montana Avenue East, Mound Street, Princeton Avenue, Sidney Street East, Euclid Street, Farrington Street, Manitou Avenue, Van Buren Avenue, Ashland Avenue, Burns Avenue, Hazel Street North, and Idaho Avenue East
- Ratification of the City’s cost of providing Collection of Delinquent Garbage Bills for services during October to December 2022
Library Board
The Library Board will review a staff report regarding the organization's goals for 2023 and an assessment of needs for 2024. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the December 2022 meeting.
- Approval of December 2022 meeting minutes
- Staff Report on 2023 Goals and 2024 Needs Assessment
Organizational Committee
The committee will hold a policy session regarding SR 23-57. This session includes program updates and discussions about Saint Paul's response to gun violence.
- Policy session (SR 23-57) regarding program updates and discussion of gun violence response
City Council
The City Council is considering several rezoning applications for industrial use and multiple legal settlement agreements. The agenda also includes various liquor license approvals, sanitary sewer assessments, and the affirmation of a local emergency declaration.
- Rezoning 1598 Carroll Avenue from T2 traditional neighborhood to I1 light industrial
- Rezoning 271 Snelling Avenue North from IT transitional industrial to I1 light industrial
- Settlement agreements with multiple entities including 178 RP LLC and Midway Fuel
- Sanitary sewer assessments for 2200 Ogden Court, 2233 Snowshoe Lane, 1509 Burg Avenue, and 2197/2244 Ogden Court
- Affirming the Declaration of Local Emergency issued April 4, 2023
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over hearings regarding several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes making findings on a nuisance abatement and reviewing an appeal of a Fire Certificate of Occupancy revocation.
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessments for 1162 Blair Avenue, 1039 Bradley Street, 1040 Grand Avenue, 1361 Maryland Avenue East, 689 Parkview Avenue, 929 York Avenue, 905 Maryland Avenue East, 942 Aurora Avenue, 424 English Street, and 693 Western Avenue North
- Ratifying assessment rolls for vacant building registration fees, emergency boarding services, demolition services, fire certificate of occupancy fees, inspection/abatement services, and tree removal services
- Finding on nuisance abatement appeal for 5 George Street West
- Appeal of Fire Certificate of Occupancy revocation and order to vacate at 1084 Larpenteur Avenue West
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing includes a discussion regarding a Class N license application for Clairview Holdings LLC, doing business as Groveland Tap. The owner is listed as Stephanie Shimp.
- Class N License Application: Clairview Holdings LLC (d/b/a Groveland Tap)
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several matters including orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures. The agenda also includes findings on appealed nuisance abatements and appeals regarding fire certificate revocations and vacate orders.
- Remove/repair orders for 1366 Fremont Avenue
- Remove/repair orders for 46 Front Avenue
- Remove/repair orders for 1082 Loeb Street
- Remove/repair orders for 678 Snelling Avenue North
- Nuisance abatement findings for 733 Fairview Ave N, 655 Jessamine Ave E, 595 Park St, and 1006 Third St E
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several financial and land-use items, including a $2.07 million ARPA loan for Phalen Village Senior Housing. The agenda also includes requests for youth employment funding, property clean-up assessments, and various zoning and sound level variance applications.
- $2,070,000 ARPA loan for Phalen Village Senior Housing at 1180 and 1186 Prosperity Avenue
- Up to $850,000 annual funding for Right Track youth employment program
- Rezoning of 1598 Carroll Avenue from T2 traditional neighborhood to I1 light industrial
- Rezoning of 271 Snelling Avenue North from IT transitional industrial to I1 light industrial
- $2,300 grant for health and wellness equipment at Fire Station 6 and Fire Station 18
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA is considering a resolution to approve financing and land conveyance for the Phalen Village Senior Housing Project. The board will also discuss a one-year license agreement for Urban Roots MN to use certain HRA parcels for community gardens.
- $1,500,000 HOME Loan and $2,070,000 ARPA Loan for Phalen Village Senior Housing Project
- Conveyance of HRA-owned parcels at 1180 and 1186 Prosperity Avenue
- Amendment to the Tax Increment Financing Plan for Phalen Village Redevelopment District
- One-year license agreement for Urban Roots MN for community garden use of HRA parcels
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several hearings regarding special tax assessments, vacant building registrations, and orders to vacate. The body is reviewing appeals related to property clean-up services, snow and ice removal, and fire certificate revocations.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for various properties including 686 Edmund Avenue and 708 Western Avenue North
- Ratification of assessments for property clean up services performed in December 2022
- Appeal of a Vacant Building Registration Notice for 1222 Seventh Street West
- Appeals of Orders to Vacate and Fire Certificate of Occupancy revocations at 1355 Eustis Street #2, 1084 Larpenteur Avenue West, and 506-510 Snelling Avenue
City Council
The Saint Paul City Council is reviewing several items, including e-scooter service agreements and zoning changes. The agenda includes a request for a $4,579,629 federal grant to expand the fire department's staff. The council will also consider a $2,307,342 ARPA loan for the Ashland Apartments project.
- $4,579,629 FEMA grant application to hire 14 firefighters
- $2,307,342 ARPA loan for the Ashland Apartments project at 532 Ashland
- Agreements with Lime and Spin for 2023 e-scooter sharing services
- Rezoning of 869 Arkwright St from two-family to townhouse residential
- $400,000 grant to support homeownership strategies
Organizational Committee
The Organizational Committee will discuss updates regarding American Rescue Plan funded programming in Saint Paul. The meeting also includes a presentation on Lead Free SPRWS.
- Update and discussion on American Rescue Plan funded programming
- Lead Free SPRWS presentation
Board of Water Commissioners
The Board will consider several resolutions regarding stormwater drainage, easements, and asset management. Discussion includes professional services for meter reading upgrades and a new enterprise asset management system.
- Stormwater drainage infrastructure agreement with the City of Vadnais Heights
- Easement and agreement with Roselawn Cemetery and the City of Roseville
- Transfer of funds to establish a dedicated accounting unit for pump station and storage assets
- Professional services agreement with Ferguson Enterprises Inc. for cloud-based meter reading solutions
- Professional consulting services agreement with Mythics, Inc. for an Enterprise Asset Management System
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over several hearings regarding remove or repair orders for various properties. These include discussions on razing structures, vacant building registration appeals, and orders to vacate due to fire certificate issues.
- Remove/repair order: 1508 Como Avenue
- Remove/repair order: 901 Fuller Avenue
- Remove/repair order: 1082 Loeb Street
- Removal order: 1600 Seventh Street West
- Remove/repair order: 1117 Jenks Avenue
City Council
The City Council is considering various municipal actions including budget amendments for community centers, property assessments, and water revenue bonds. The agenda also includes public hearings for sound level variances and a rezoning request for Arkwright Street.
- CDBG funding for North End Community Center
- CDBG funding for Nanny's Jamaican Kitchen via North End Façade Improvement Program
- Issuance and sale of Water Revenue Bonds, Series 2023A
- Rezoning of 869 Arkwright St from two-family to townhouse residential
- Sound level variance for University of Saint Thomas at 2115 Summit Avenue
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA Board is considering a subrecipient agreement with the Rondo Community Land Trust for property acquisitions. The board will also discuss a resolution regarding an ARPA loan for the Ashland Apartments project.
- $1,373,800 CDBG funds for 165 Avon Street and Selby Avenue properties
- $2,307,342 ARPA loan for the Ashland Apartments at 532 Ashland
- Approval of February 2023 meeting minutes
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over hearings regarding several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes nuisance abatement findings and appeals related to vacant building registration requirements.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 1621 Birmingham St., 1273 Sargent Ave., 923 Sherburne Ave., 199 Duke St., 779 Thomas Ave., 754 Cook Ave E., 522 Sherburne Ave., 905 Maryland Ave E., 1070 Ross Ave., 1150 7th St E., and 820 Western Ave N.
- Ratification of assessment rolls for vacant building registration fees, emergency boarding services, fire certificate of occupancy fees, inspection/abatement services, and graffiti removal.
- Nuisance abatement findings for 779 Central Ave W. and 1384 Reaney Ave.
- Vacant building registration appeals for 834 Seventh Street West and 1015 Bandana Boulevard West.
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing will discuss a Class N license application for Slate Billiard Club LLC, owned by Joshua Burbul. The agenda includes various supporting documents such as floor plans and property ownership records.
- Class N License Application for Slate Billiard Club LLC (License ID# 20230000170)
Audit Committee
The committee will continue discussions regarding two topics identified during the budget process. Members will also discuss creating a standing contract for short-term studies and developing community engagement surveys.
- Discussion of two topics from the budget process
- Consideration of a standing contract for multiple short-term studies
- Development of the 2023 Topic Survey
- Community engagement regarding topic ideas
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application submitted by Bold Grit LLC. The owner, Topher Nelson, is seeking licensure for the business operating as Club Pilates Highland Park West.
- Class N License Application for Bold Grit LLC (d/b/a Club Pilates Highland Park West)
City Council
The St. Paul City Council is reviewing zoning changes for properties on Arkwright Street and Rice Street. The agenda also includes infrastructure permits for the Ford (Highland Bridge) Site and various public hearings regarding business licenses and grants. Additionally, the council will address several special tax assessments.
- Final adoption of a new commercial development district at 1079 Rice Street
- First reading to rezone 869 Arkwright St from two-family to townhouse residential
- Permits for sidewalk and lighting infrastructure at the Ford (Highland Bridge) Site
- A $1,000 penalty hearing regarding Castillo Auto Repair at 744 3rd Street East
- Approval of a $70,000 grant for the CollegeBound Saint Paul program
Organizational Committee
The Organizational Committee will conduct a roll call and receive the Monthly Director's Update. The agenda also includes discussions regarding political activity and display policy.
- SR 23-38 Monthly Director's Update
- Political activity and Display policy discussion
- SR 23-41 Updates on boards, commissions, committees, and other
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will preside over hearings regarding orders to rehabilitate or remove various structures. The agenda also includes findings on nuisance abatement appeals and appeals of vacant building registration notices.
- Remove/repair or razing orders for 46 Front Avenue
- Razing and removal orders for 1011 Burns Avenue
- Removal orders for 1618 Hamline Avenue North
- Rehabilitation or razing orders for 771 Iowa Avenue West
- Rehabilitation or razing orders for 2120 Rose Avenue East
Licensing Hearing
The St. Paul Licensing Hearing will discuss a Class N license application for The Lift Garage, doing business as The Lift. The discussion includes reviewing site plans and activity reports related to the application.
- Class N License Application for The Lift Garage (d/b/a The Lift)
City Council
The City Council will consider a $1.75 million budget amendment for the Fire Station 7 project. A public hearing is also scheduled to discuss creating a new commercial development district at 1079 Rice Street. Other items include property clean-up assessments and sound level variance requests.
- $1,750,000 funding for Fire Station 7 project
- New commercial development district at 1079 Rice Street
- Sound level variance applications for Mike’s Tav on the Ave and MN United FC
- EV charging station grant application for EV Spot Network Project
- $1,000 penalty against Castillo Auto Repair garage license
Organizational Committee
The committee will receive a presentation on the Digital Connectivity Working Group Final Report, which includes an update on the Connectivity Blueprint and digital equity. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding item SR 23-33.
- Digital Connectivity Working Group Final Report presentation
- Connectivity Blueprint - Digital Equity Update
- Discussion of SR 23-33
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA is reviewing several items related to housing and education funding. Proposed actions include authorizing bonds for the Community School of Excellence Project and increasing funds for the Downpayment Assistance program. The board will also discuss updates on deeply affordable housing solicitations.
- Lease revenue bonds for Community School of Excellence at 270 Larpenteur Avenue West
- Additional funding for the Citywide Downpayment Assistance program
- Amendment to Joint Powers Agreement for Project Home at 1880 Randolph Avenue
- Update on 30% AMI Deeply Affordable Housing Second Solicitation
- Budget amendment for HRA general fund staffing changes
Legislative Hearings
The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will review several appeals regarding special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes hearings on vacant building registration requirements and fire certificate of occupancy corrections. Additionally, the body will consider summary abatement orders and garbage-related tax assessments.
- Ratifying appealed special tax assessments for properties including 938 Arkwright St.
- Appeal of a Summary Abatement Order at 1317 Selby Avenue.
- Appeals regarding Vacant Building Registration requirements at 902 Arcade Street and 640 Charles Avenue.
- Appeals to Fire Certificate of Occupancy Correction Notices for properties on Snelling Ave N and 7th St W.
- Ratifying assessments for property clean up services from November 2022.
City Council
The City Council will consider approving the installation of bike lanes on Front Avenue between Kent Street and Rice Street. The agenda also includes a land purchase agreement for property near 115 Plato Boulevard and several business license approvals. Additionally, the council will review grant applications for parks and police departments.
- Bike lane installation on Front Avenue from Kent Street to Rice Street
- Land purchase agreement for property adjacent to 115 Plato Boulevard
- Ordinance to create a Commercial Development District at 1079 Rice Street
- Tobacco shop licenses for Dale Tobacco and Speedy Food
- Grant applications for Parks and Recreation and the Police Department
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings body will review orders to rehabilitate or remove structures at multiple locations, including 1366 Fremont Avenue and 46 Front Avenue. The agenda also includes appeals regarding nuisance abatements, correction orders, and fire certificates of occupancy.
- Orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at 1366 Fremont Ave, 46 Front Ave, 901 Fuller Ave, and 1082 Loeb St
- Findings on nuisance abatement appeals for 575 Park Street and 1941 University Avenue West
- Appeal of a correction order at 355 Geranium Avenue East
- Appeal of a summary abatement order at 1947 Lincoln Avenue
- Appeals regarding fire certificates of occupancy at 1436 Snelling Avenue North and 1738 Hawthorne Avenue East
Board of Water Commissioners
The Board will consider bond issuance for the WTP Modernization Project and a lobbying agreement with United Strategies. The agenda also includes an appeal regarding a water service bill at 1660 Cumberland Street.
- Issuance of Series 2023 Bonds to fund the WTP Modernization Project
- Professional Services Agreement with United Strategies for state lobbying
- MnDOT Agreement No. 1052612 regarding Board facility adjustments
- Water service bill appeal for 1660 Cumberland Street
- Rice Street Gardens presentation
City Council
The council is reviewing a $2,297,500 FEMA grant application for firefighter training and equipment. The agenda also includes a public hearing on new bike lanes for Front Avenue and liquor license findings for 857 Grand Avenue.
- $2,297,500 FEMA grant application for Fire Department training and equipment
- Public hearing for new bike lanes on Front Avenue from Kent Street to Rice Street
- Liquor license findings for Billy’s On Grand at 857 Grand Avenue
- Establishment of eight new projects through the Neighborhood STAR Year-Round Program
- Nuisance property declaration for 829 Third Street East
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA is considering a $2,363,000 Community Development Block Grant loan and an existing loan extension for the 653 Artist Lofts project. The board will also hold a public hearing regarding revenue bonds for the Community School of Excellence Charter School Project. Additionally, the board will reconsider a loan to West 7th / Fort Road Federation.
- $2,363,000 CDBG loan and existing loan extension for 653 Artist Lofts at 653 Galtier Street
- Preliminary approval of revenue bonds for Community School of Excellence Charter School Project at 270 Larpenteur Avenue West
- Reconsideration of a loan up to $34,000 for the Justus Ramsey House project at 242 West 7th Street
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings body will consider ratifying several appealed special tax assessments for various properties. The meeting also includes reviews of vacant building registration appeals and fire certificate of occupancy corrections.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for properties including 938 Arkwright St.
- Review of nuisance abatement findings for 1068 Chatsworth St N.
- Appeals regarding vacant building registration at 928 Goodrich Ave and 1573 University Ave W.
- Appeals to fire certificate of occupancy correction notices for 596-604 Summit Ave and 1436 Snelling Ave N.
- Ratification of assessment rolls for graffiti removal and tree services.
Audit Committee
The Audit Committee is reviewing updates regarding the Residential Housing Development Study and the Customer and Constituent Services Study. The committee is also exploring a standing contract for short-term studies and discussing survey development.
- Residential Housing Development Study Update
- Customer and Constituent Services Study Success Story Update
- Exploration of a standing contract for short-term studies
- 2023 Topic Survey development
City Council
The St. Paul City Council will hold public hearings regarding residential development appeals at 0 Madison Street and the revocation of a tobacco license for Mounds Park Market. The agenda includes several grant applications for fire department training and infrastructure. The council will also consider budget amendments for community engagement programs.
- Public hearing for residential development appeals at 0 Madison Street
- Revocation of tobacco license for Mounds Park Market at 241 Earl Street
- Acceptance of a $278,565 FEMA grant for the Department of Safety and Inspections
- Application for a $31,500 HMEP grant for Fire Department training
- Order finding 242 West 7th Street as a dangerous structure subject to demolition
Organizational Committee
The Organizational Committee will review and discuss Public Works' recommendations regarding garbage and recycling programs. The committee will also receive updates on various boards, commissions, and committees.
- Review and discussion of SR 23-23: Public Works recommendations for garbage and recycling programs
- Updates on boards, commissions, committees, and other items (SR 23-25)
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several budget amendments, including funding for the Public Safety Annex demolition and grant reallocations. The agenda also includes rezoning requests for Fuller Avenue and Madison Street. Additionally, the council will hear public appeals regarding residential development plans.
- $1,000,000 in CDBG funds for the Public Safety Annex demolition
- Rezoning 981 Fuller Avenue from one-family to traditional neighborhood
- Rezoning 0 Madison Street to medium density multiple-family residential
- $133,500 for Fire Department training
- Approval of 2022 Cultural STAR Grant Program awards
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA is considering an $84,000 loan to the West 7th / Fort Road Federation to support the reconstruction of the Justus Ramsey House. The board will also review a license for Flannery Construction to use HRA-owned parcels on Winslow Street. An Executive Director's report is also scheduled for discussion.
- $84,000 loan from HRA Business Assistance Fund for Justus Ramsey House reconstruction
- License for Flannery Construction to use 604, 610, and 612 Winslow
- RFP issued for 1170 Arcade Street
Legislative Hearings
The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will review several orders for the rehabilitation or removal of structures at various locations. The session also includes findings on nuisance abatements and appeals regarding building fees and occupancy certificates.
- Removal or repair orders for 523 Beaumont Street
- Order for removal of structures at 1011 Burns Avenue
- Order for rehabilitation or removal of structures at 46 Front Avenue
- Appeal of a vacant building registration fee at 45 Lawson Avenue West
- Appeal regarding revocation of Fire Certificate of Occupancy at 1378 Lincoln Avenue
Licensing Hearing
The Licensing Hearing will review a Class N license application summary for Arcade Auto Body LLC, which operates as Arcade Auto Repair and Arcade Auto Sales. The agenda includes documentation regarding site plans, inspection photos, and various letters of support or objection.
- Class N license application for Arcade Auto Body LLC
Audit Committee
The St. Paul Audit Committee met on January 23, 2023. The agenda includes a discussion regarding item SR 23-16, though the provided text does not contain specific details regarding the topic of this discussion.
- Discussion of SR 23-16
Legislative Hearings
This meeting consists of hearings to ratify appealed special tax assessments for several properties in Saint Paul. The agenda includes reviews of assessment inquiry tickets and related documentation.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 130 Lexington Parkway North
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 676 York Avenue
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 329 Aurora Avenue
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 1255 Sherburne Avenue
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessment for 845 Winslow Avenue
Organizational Committee
The committee will review updates to the 2023 work plans for both the Director and the City Council. This includes a draft of the Reparations Commission Work Plan. The agenda also includes discussions regarding boards, commissions, and appointments.
- Update on Director's 2023 work plan and Reparations Commission Work Plan Draft
- Discussion of City Council 2023 work plan update
- Updates regarding boards, commissions, and appointments
City Council
The City Council will consider several zoning changes and budget amendments for park projects. The agenda also includes reviews of tobacco licenses and updates to various city fees.
- Rezoning 0 Madison Street from one-family to medium density multi-family residential
- $500,000 funding amendment for the North End Community Center project
- $305,000 funding amendment for the Hamline Avenue Trail project
- Tobacco license review for One Stop Market at 1541 Maryland Avenue East
- Rezoning 981 Fuller Avenue from one-family to traditional neighborhood
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed-door meeting to discuss pending litigation in the case of Joseph Washington v. City of St. Paul, et al. This session is being held pursuant to Minnesota Statute Section 13D.05, Subdivision 3(b).
- Discussion of Joseph Washington v. City of St. Paul, et al. litigation
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearings body will consider several appeals regarding special tax assessments for various properties. The agenda also includes ratified assessments for property clean-up services conducted in 2022. Additionally, officials will hear appeals related to vacant building registrations and fire certificates of occupancy.
- Ratification of special tax assessments for properties including 984 Tuscarora Ave
- Ratification of assessments for property clean-up services in 2022
- Appeal of a summary abatement order at 1068 Chatsworth St N
- Appeals regarding vacant building registration requirements for Hawthorne and Fifth Street properties
- Appeals to fire inspection correction notices for Hawthorne and Fourth Street properties
City Council
The City Council is reviewing items including housing revenue bonds for development at 484 Temperance Street and 211 Seventh Street East. The agenda also includes public hearings on rezoning applications and various city fee amendments. Additionally, the council will consider several assessments for city services like graffiti removal.
- Rezoning of 981 Fuller Avenue to traditional neighborhood
- Public hearing for multifamily housing bonds at 484 Temperance Street
- Adverse action against tobacco license for Dollar General at 1055 Payne Avenue
- $70,000 grant for youth banking program
- Rezoning of 0 Madison Street to medium density residential
Housing & Redevelopment Authority
The HRA is reviewing amended guidelines and funding for the Downpayment Assistance Program and Homeowner Rehab Program. The board will also consider property condemnations for transit improvements and a developer designation on Minnehaha Avenue East. A public hearing is scheduled regarding the sale of 669 3rd Street East.
- Updated guidelines and funding for Downpayment Assistance Program
- Property condemnations for Gold Line and Highway 5 improvement projects
- Developer designation for 694 and 680 Minnehaha Avenue East
- Revenue bonds for Sibley Court and Sibley Park Housing Project
- Sale of 669 3rd Street East for $10,000
Legislative Hearings
The Legislative Hearing Officer will review several requests to order the rehabilitation or removal of structures at various addresses. The agenda also includes findings on nuisance abatements and appeals regarding vehicle abatement and vacant building registration fees.
- Orders for rehabilitation or removal of structures at 523 Beaumont St, 1501 Clarence St, 771 Iowa Ave W, 342 Thomas Ave, 46 Front Ave, and 1618 Hamline Ave N
- Finding on nuisance abatement for 288 Avon Street North
- Appeal of a vehicle abatement order at 779 Central Avenue West
- Finding on nuisance abatement for 952 Euclid Street
- Appeal of a vacant building registration fee warning letter at 1239 Burr Street
Board of Water Commissioners
The Board will elect new officers and approve recent financial statements and meeting minutes. It will also consider a site lease for wireless operations at the Ferndale Water Tower and water main easements at the Highland Bridge Redevelopment Site.
- Election of Board of Water Commissioners Officers
- Approval of November 2022 Financial Statements
- Water main easements at Highland Bridge Redevelopment Site
- Wireless telecommunications lease for Ferndale Water Tower site
Legislative Hearings
The Saint Paul Legislative Hearings will review and ratify various appealed special tax assessments for multiple properties. The body will also ratify assessment rolls regarding the city's costs for collecting delinquent garbage bills from July to September 2022.
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 1302 Cleveland Avenue South and 884 Mound Street
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 1231 Farrington Street and 845 Winslow Avenue
- Ratification of appealed special tax assessments for 287 Atwater Street, 1153 Central Avenue West, 1771 Dayton Avenue, 802 Mound Street, and 995 Third Street East
- Ratification of assessment rolls for the city's costs in collecting delinquent garbage bills from July to September 2022
City Council
The City Council is discussing a proposal to implement a local sales tax to fund regional capital improvements and authorize bond issuance. The council is also set to finalize the creation of the Community Reparations Commission. Other agenda items include zoning changes and roadway infrastructure permits.
- Proposed local sales tax for regional capital improvements (RES 23-33)
- Final adoption of the Community Reparations Commission ordinance (Ord 22-52)
- Rezoning of 0 Madison Street to medium density multi-family residential (Ord 23-3)
- Roadway infrastructure permits for the Ford (Highland Bridge) Site (RES 23-26)
- Conveyance of a parking lot at 410 Griggs Street North to Concordia University (RES PH 23-2)
Legislative Hearings
The legislative hearing will consider ratifying several special tax assessments for services such as graffiti removal, demolition, and boarding. The body will also hear appeals regarding vacant building registrations and fire inspection correction notices. These items address specific property maintenance and registration requirements.
- Ratification of special tax assessments for properties including 779 Raymond Avenue and 615 Reaney Avenue
- Ratification of assessments for vacant building registration fees and boarding services
- Appeals regarding summary abatement orders at 643 Earl Street and 1384 Reaney Avenue
- Appeals to fire inspection correction notices at 708 Hawthorne Avenue East and 596-604 Summit Avenue
- Review of nuisance abatement findings for properties on Third Street East and Euclid Street