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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHRA MINUTES 06231981EXTRACTS FROM THE MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA, HELD ON THE 23rd DAY OF JUNE, 1981 The City Council of the City of St. Anthony, Minnesota, met in regular session at the City Hall, 3301 Silver Lake Road, on the 23rd day of June, 1981, with Sally Haik, Mayor, presiding. Those present were as follows: Councilmen George Marks, Richard Letourneau and Mayor Haik. Absent: Councilmen Robert Sundland and Clarence Ranallo. The following resolution was introduced by Councilman Marks who moved its adoption: RESOLUTION 81 -- 047 A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR A HEARING TO DETERMINE THE NEED FOR A HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TO FUNCTION IN THE CITY OF ST. ANTHONY WHEREAS, The Minnesota Housing and Redevelopment Act, Chapter 487, Minnesota Session Laws of 1947, creates a "Housing and Redevelopment Authority" in each city in the State, but provides that such an Authoritv shall not transact any business or exercise its powers until the governing body of the city by resolution shall determine that there is need for an Authority to function in the city; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of St. Anthony, Minnesota: That on the 14th day of July, 1981, at 8:00 o'clock P.M., at the City Miall, being the time and place of the next regular meeting of the City Council, this Council shall determine: (a) whether substandard areas exist in the City of St. Anthony which cannot be redeveloped without government assistance; (b) whether adequate housing accommodations are not available to veterans and servicemen and their families; or (c) whether there is a shortage of decent, safe, and sanitary dwelling accommodations in the City of St. Anthony available to persons of low income at rentals they afford; and (d) whether there is a need for a housing and redevelopment authority to function in the Citv of St. Anthony. That at such meeting a public hearing will be held on these matters. That all interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and present evidence to this Council. That the clerk is directed to cause this resolution to be published forthwith after the adjournment of this meeting in the St. Anthony Bulletin, a newspaper qualified to publish ordinances. ADOPTED this 23rd day of June, 1981. ATTEST: l/.'�J / ,`—'�� M yor G Clerk Reviewed for administration _� .c'�- Acting City Manager The motion to adopt the Resolution 81-047 was seconded by Mayor Haik and upon roll call the following voted: Aye: Marks, Letourneau,. Haik. Nay: None. Motion carried unanimously. CLERK'S CERTIFICATE I, Carol B. Johnson, the duly appointed, qualified, and acting City Clerk of St. Anthony, Minnesota, and the keeper of the records thereof, including the journal of proceedings of the City Council, do hereby certify that the annexed extracts from the minutes of a regular meeting of said City Council, held on the 23rd day of June, 1981, have been compared by me and are true, correct and complete extracts from the whole of said minutes as recorded in the official journal of proceedings of said City Council insofar as such minutes relate to the matters referred to in said extracts. I further certify that a resolution appearing in said extracts entitled, "A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR A HEARING TO DETERMINE THE NEED FOR A HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TO FUNCTION IN THE CITY OF ST. ANTHONY" has been compared by me with and is a true, correct, and complete copy of the whole of said resolution and adopted at said regular meeting, the original of which resolution is on file and of record in my office. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the official. seal of said City of St. Anthony this 3/ a day of �� � 1981. City / (SEA;) I Affidavit of Publication, dated July 2, 1981, of Resolution providing for a hearing to determine the need for a housing and redevelopment authority. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Stzae of C�i{innesoiu County of Ramsey RESOLUTION 4I.Ai;j A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR A NEARING TO "ETERMINE r+.. Li,111e... THE NEED FOR A HOUSING AND ---'-- -- — .Theodore_ being luny sworn, on darn says DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TO FUNCTION IN AE CITY OF ST. ANTHONY hel6Anodurinp all tnefe,eshere.h Slaleanes beenlh¢ __. ._. _..,.... _ ... _._.. WHEREAS, The Minnesota Housing and Re(kvelOpmmt ACL Chapter a6I, Minnesota SMM, DUDIiSher and printer 0l the newspaper known as New Brighton Bulletin, Laws 0 1911, Create} a "Ross Mi, alio Re,,w,Mpmepf and has full knowledge Of the NI herein SIa1e0 a5 follows (1) Said newspaper is printed is the AaMority" In each city In the State, but Wo eAds Hid, Engllsn language rn newyPAP1 formal and in column And Snell loran eovivaleN m panted Space 10 el Stith an Authority Shall ant transact any bustle , or least Add square Inches (al $eb newspa0er Is a weekly and I$ dolribuled at leas, once tach week. brerClle its powers Until Me provernllfa body At the City (0) Send newspaper has 50 percent 01 'ill news columns devoted t0 news 01 local interest IO Me com by resolution shall catermine met there is need for an +Vmly which rl phrw,,, 10 e,,b no odes not wholly dVDncale any Other Pvtn'"l,on and i5 not made AVfhorIN t0 function In the city; up emnely 01 Damal, plane maller And advert isemenls. (1) Sand newsoaper is circvleled in And near THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City the mvm,Chd� y which e purports m serve, nas al least 500 copies regularly delivered to DAVIng than Couneii of the City of St. Anthony, Mltnesote: wour.DPTs, nas an average o1 a: seal, 15 perce11 0l us inial circulation currently paid or no more '111, Thet tl W o'clock Ubydlhe in111.01(¢e. (5) $antl newspaper mile morons In a rears and nas CNrr as Second-class marten n its the p. rn it HaH, el m¢ City Hall, belrp }h¢ time And place M the time ,d pi pur W'i1 to serve OJlaye 01 New Bngnton in the COVNY Ramsey end it nes 01 known 011ice o, the Village Cr NPv: Bngybn said Open dunnq 01 next regular meeting of the City Council, this Council Shall IS,., county. estabhls ld And ray Vlar bul.rass a.uri I., ,rte gdrierinq Or newt, sale Or lavel.511¢115 and Sale 01 1VCScl.D,IOns dnd main G¢to(mina: haired by the pubmher of said newspaper or pert his employ and suCieV t0 his dI r PCN00 and (thong scannottlerdare63Alldcifed shill City all S, w c 1 Ib; Said newt regular business yours el which newspaper is D7) which carrot De red¢yPloped without WYera. Wver,: e H S peon e, d p of with the $tate Historical SOcalr ()1 Said newspaper has DeOer roes a conn 01 Islne Im,ldbl McMayistanc mA) 1.11 or Ire Or of purrs cAl,.h tl wnn a:, Ire forego coq <One rots or al ,Mel we Years whether and (b) WM1Pihe( M1¢QVa}e IgVSitIQ gc<OmnMia110h8 ere Yrnm ecrelar) ate Mln ordh $did newspaper hes lin with InP $thePlfor o! SC,, bf,an anent r1. not available to veterans end selkemm and their me etary to ja 1 and racy Janvalr I mermen an all ltlavh l y se to January t. each the form Drescnna. families; or the ha,C,ers or State and signed hl me puUhlner and sworn to Debre a notary purl¢ stetmq urn! me nen5naper is gne a (C) whether there Is A Sig(mge of decant, We, and a legal newspaper Anthony In the City bis 5t. accOrto n+epriptP¢ Resolution 81-047 ,hIlla le Anthony avellabe }q ce(SOns on law iMome at rm1e13 par soma Hebnnervatesonodlnma they affOW; and (d) whether there is a need for a hov5111q heretoe ase par, harlot we,10nom meek, And autinrlty t0 function In the qty M he Ench, for Of sand newspaper, and was p InIPO and DuUIrShPd Melein in he Enylls0 IanyuagC Ontf each week, IOr Anthonredeveiypment St. Anthony. One 2nd At That et suc, meMlnpe pUblc bea(Ig will D¢held on successive wePk1.,let rt wd1lilA lO DVU.Sne00nTnvHOay 'he these matleM. Jul 811 1 Y 19 That all Interested persons are un attend sold ' or nd who, mredner printed and deb day of D h and a this t3 That t clerk isdi nedtoC Cause s Tlishedl }the11116 Inln([I On CVPrY Tis Vr50ny lO and mclvOmq lyvrsdAy lnP OAY Of Whit re301u11 W tOha DdeltineQ fd"h 1M life q this enter the arltin. thM1 St. mPCiMg 1n the St. 6 p BVIIe41p, d n1eW5pdper 19 en01na1 a bl 15 d Drin1PC Copy o11ne lower case e, qualified Publish Ord lay 1In11c ledI df knowledgcd es DeI ihf Site And kind OI t DP usetl In from F Z. Will Incabore and R Id E ADOPTED MIS i'Xd dAYIN June, I981, 0 J e.low 1heCOm�1tipn An000Llite(rOn Of said nOtCe.lO soil si SkilY Nelk Mayor aUcdeighilkimmpprslwwxyi ATTEST: Carol 8. Johnson Clerk -BkJE(iE��it)�h)fi17i9Q(jl'- Reviewed bradminlsAcliniration ..... Ity Maamer (Bulletin: July 1, flet) Agirq CltY M+neper .._ Ju1 S�bscribedend SwornlODeIOP eft s�2ra/9,8 /-aero, ee a s pu Notary Dubllc. ....... ry �. P.r tCounty, Minnesota Nw Commission Explres,IM'co..'.... EXTRACTS FROM THE MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA On the 14th day of July, 1981, the City Council of St. Anthony, Minnesota, met in regular session at the City Hall, 3301 Silver Lake Road, in St. Anthony, Minnesota. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 o'clock P.M., by Mayor Haik and on the roll call the following members were found to be present, constituting a quorum: Councilmen Richard Letourneau, Clarence Ranallo, Robert Sundland and Mayor Sally Haik. Absent: Councilman George Marks. The Clerk reported that pursuant to Resolution 81-047, adopted by the City Council on the 23rd day of June, 1981, the notice directed to be published in the St. Anthony Bulletin was published in that newspaper on July 2, 1981. The Clerk submitted proof of publica- tion of said notice, which was ordered filed. Pursuant to the notice, a full opportunity to be heard on the questions set forth therein was granted to all residents of St. Anthony, Minnesota, and its environs and to all other interested persons; witnesses and evidence were examined and testimony was heard. At the conclusion of the hearing the following resolution was introduced by Councilman Ranallo, who moved its adoption. RESOLUTION NO. 81-051 RESOLUTION ACTIVATING A HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY IN AND FOR THE CITY OF ST. ANTHONY BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of St. Anthony, Minnesota (the City) as follows: Section 1. It is hereby found, determined and declared: 1.1 The Minnesota Legislature has enacted the Housing and Redevelopment Act, Minnesota Statutes, Sections 462.411 to 462.711 (the Act), which authorizes a municipality to activate a housing and redevelopment authority in and for the municipality for the purpose of undertaking redevelopment projects, including the acquisition and improvement of blighted areas or open or undeveloped land. The Act itself created a housing and redevelopment authority in each municipality in the state, but forbade the authority to transact any business or exercise any powers granted by the Act until activated by resolution of the governing body of the municipality. 1.2 In enacting the Act, the Legislature found that the welfare of the State requires the redevelopment of urban and rural areas which by reason of sociological and technological chances, faulty arrangement or design of: buildings and improvements, lack of public facilities, or deleterious land use or obsolete layout inflict blight upon the economic value of large areas, impair the value of private investments, threaten the source of public revenues and decentralize communities to areas improperly planned and not related to public facilities. The Legislature found that such conditions cannot be remedied by the ordinary operations of private enterprise or by regulation alone, but that local public bodies must be created and authorized to undertake redevelopment where the cost would not warrant private initiative, subject to the declared policy of the State that before public participation is authorized or undertaken it be determined locally that redevelopment cannot be met through reliance solely upon private initiative. Participation by municipalities in redevelopment projects according to a redevelopment plan as provided in the Act was declared by the Legislature to be a public use and purpose for which private property may be acquired and public money may be spent. 1.3 As required by Section 462.425, Subdivision 2 of the Act, a public hearing was conducted July 14, 1981, on the proposal to activate a housing and redevelopment authority for the City, after publication of notice of the hearing in the official newspaper of the City once not less than ten days nor more than thirty days before the public hearing. 1.4 This Council hereby declares that there is a need for a housing and redevelopment authority to function in the City, since there exist deterioriated and substandard areas within the City which cannot be redeveloped without government assistance, and since there is a shortage of decent, safe and family dwelling accomodations in the City available to persons of low income at rentals they can afford. 1.5 The principal area in immediate need of redevelop- ment is the area north of Lowry Avenue, west of St. Anthony Boulevard and south of Kenzie Terrace, plus certain property on the north side of Kenzie Terrace. Because these areas contain buildings or improvements and are by reason of faulty arrangement or design, deleterious land use or obsolete layout detrimental to the welfare of the City, this Council finds the areas to comprise a "deterioriated area" and a "substandard area" within the meaning of Section 462.421, Subdivision 11 and Section 462.425, Subdivision 1 of the Act. Section. 2. There is hereby activated in and for the City a housing and redevelopment authority, created as a public body corporate and politic by Section 462.425, Subdivision 1 of the Act. Said authority shall be known as the Housing and Redevelopment Authority in and for the City of St. Anthony and shall consist of five commissioners, who shall be persons residing within the territorial boundaries of the City. The commissioners shall be appointed by the Mayor, with the approval of this Council, after this resolution becomes finally effective. Initial appointments shall be for terms of one, two, three, four and five years, respectively; thereafter each commissioner shall be appointed for a five-year term; provided that if members of the City Council are appointed commissioners, their terms of office as commissioners may coincide with their terms of office as council members. Upon appointment of the commissioners and adoption of by-laws, the Authority shall exercise all. powers and transact such business as it deems necessary or desirable under the Act. Section 3. The City shall cause this resolution to be published in the official newspaper of the City in the same mariner in which ordinances are published. The City Clerk is further authorized and directed to file, when this resolution is finally effective, a certified copy of this resolution with the Minnesota Housing Commission. Ma r Attest: - City Clerk Reviewed for administration:-,cL' AAtting City Manager Adopted this�day of 1981. Publish: St. Anthony Bulletin on the 1-C) day of a,Q , 1981. The motion to adopt such resolution was seconded by Councilman Sundland, and upon roll the following voted: Ayes: Councilmen Sundl.and, Ranallo, Letourneau and Mayor Haik. Nays: None. Motion carried unanimously. CLERK'S CERTIFICATE I, Carol B. Johnson, the duly appointed, qualified, and acting City Clerk of St. Anthony, Minnesota, and the keeper of the records thereof, including the journal of proceedings of the City Council, do hereby certify that the annexed extracts from the minutes of a regular meeting of said City Council, held on the 14th day of July, 1981, have been compared by me and are true, correct and complete extracts from the whole of said minutes as recorded in the official journal of proceedings of said City Council insofar as such minutes relate to the matters referred to in said extracts. I further certify that a resolution appearing in said extracts entitled, "A RESOLUTION ACTIVATING A HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY IN AND FOR THE CITY OF ST. ANTHONY" has been compared by me with and is a true, correct, and complete copy of the whole of said resolution and adopted at said regular meeting, the original of which resolution is on file and of record in my office. IN 'WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the official seal of said City of St. Anthony this ��_ day of , 1981. City Clerk (SEAL) RESOLUTION NO. 61.051 RESOLUTION ACTIVATINO A HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY IN AND FOR THE CITY OF ST. ANTHONY IT RESOLVED by ten City Council of the City of .nthany, Minnesota (the City) ai follovn: Secuon I. H Is hereby found, determined and declared: 1.1 The Minnesota Legislature has Matted itro Housing and Redevelopment Ad, Minnesota Statutes. Sections,62111 to 162.111 (ten Act), which authorizes a municipality to adtivata a housing and redevelopnMt formarlty In and for Me municipality for the purpose of uMertaklrg redevelopment projects, InclWlng Me acqulsillon and ImptovemMl of blighted areas or Open or undeveloped land, The Act itself created a housing and redevelopment authority In each municipality In the slate, but forbade the authority 10 transact any business Or exercise any powers granted by the Act until activated by resolution of the governing body M the municipality. 1.1 In Cbddin, IN Act, the Legislature found Mat the welfare Of the State requires the redevelopment of urged and rural areas WNCh by reason of sodolosilch and technological Changes, faulty arrangement or design Df bulltlings and Improvements, lack of public facillfies, or deleterious land use or Obsolete lif Inflict blight upon the economic value of large areas, Impair the value of Private Investments, MRa1M the Source W public revenues add decentralize Communities to areas Improperly planned and hot related to public facilities. The L¢glsiatere found Mat 80th Coriddlem, cannot de remedied by the ordinary operations of private eni¢rprlse or by relit/ atlon alone, Wt that Ideal public Codes Must be CleatCd and author@M to up - partake redevelopment where the cost would not warrant private Initiative, subject to the declared policy Of the State that before public Participation Is authorized or undertaken It M determined locally Mat redevelopment Carved M met through reliance solely upon private Initiative. Participation by municlpallties In redevelopment projects according to a redevelop ment plan as provided In the Act was declared by the Legislature to ho a publo use and purpose for Which Private Property may be acquired and Public money may be spent, 1.3 As required by Sec11M,61.18, Subdlvislon I of the Act, a public hearing was conducted July 11, 1901, on iM Proposal t0 activate a Musing and f!dlVllOpr11M1 authority for ten City, after publication Of notice of Me hearing In Me Official newspaper of the City once not ^•t Men ten days nor more then thirty days before the :¢ hearing. <This Council hereby declares that More Is a need ler a hwiing and redevelopment i utMrhy to functlom In the City, since there exist delerlorlated and sub' standard areas within the City "job cannot be redeveloped Without government assistance, and since there is a shortage Of Concept, safe and family dwellino accommodations lb the City available 10 DersMi Of Iory Income at renals they can afford, 1.5 The principal area In immediate need Of redevelopment Is the area north Of LOWry Avenue, West 01 St. Anthony Boulevard and swim of Kenzie Terrace, plus certain property on In, north side of Kenzie Terrace. Because these areas Contain buildings or i mpovements and are by reason 0 faulty arrangement or dOslgn, ad aterious land use or obsolete layout detrimental t0 the welfare of the City, this Coungth fins the areas to Comprise 01 a "Ceterlorieted area" and a "substandard area" within the meaning of SMlon ,61!11, Subdivision 11 and Section 1621$ Subdivision I of the Act. Section 1. There Is hereby activated in and for the City a housing and redevelopment authority, created es a Public d0oy corporate and pothic by Section 16218, Subdivision I of the Act, Sold authority final[ be known as the Housing and Recovelopnent Authority In and for the City of St. Anthony and shall consist of five conn Inissioners, who shah be Personal r.sldlN within the territorial boundaries M the City. The commISSIOMTs Shelf be appolmed by the evi with the approval of his Council after this resolution becomes finally of factive. Initial appointmMls shell IN for terms 01 One, f W0, three, four and five years, respcively; thereafter each commissioner shall be folluned for a five Year term; provided that If members of the City Council ere appointed Commissioners, their terms Of Office as commissioners may colmide with that, terms Of Office as Crunch members. Upon apporament OI the COM' missioners add adoplion of bylaws, lou Authority Shall exercise off powers and transect such bud radar as It deems necessary or desirable under the Act, Section 3. The City shall Cause this resolution to.ho publlshed In Me Official dowspeper of the City In the Same manner in which ordinances are Publohed. The City Clerk Is further authorized and directed to file, when this resolution hiilmi 1, effective, a cMifled COPY of this resolution with the Minnesota Housing Com mi55lpn. Sally Halk Mayor .debt: Carol B. Johnson City Clark Revlewed for administration; Larry Hamer Acting City Manager Adopted this AM day Of July, 1981. f Bef olth: July 13, 19ep AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Shag of CfflilinCz Oul 1 County of Ramsey J}' No Theodore lfil.ie. ._. __ being duly sworn, On aain idyl 1111 1111 he is ano during At me times herein Simco has been the ._. _. pIn 'h`eadOa' collo Ol If) Saidfr avIC sNpw Brined Bullfthe Ono lids r, ul I, gf 01 Imp tells,fhol nerem sidled 05 IpIIOwS 1❑ Said n¢w5pd0¢r it prinlCO the English lan9vayr news0aper formal ane .n column ano shell roan ego Na1en1 n primed spa"trio al Iasi, 903 square p0es (1) Said new,papCl is d y, Oki, end IS aislrlbull, a1 less, DOCe each week. (J) slid nev4pdppr ha, SO percent 01 IIs new] Column] develop 10 news 01 local interest 10 IN Com unhY Which 11 pvrporis 10 serve and does no wholly tlgoli 04 any other PuOlKahou and is not made up enl,rrly 01 Clients, plate mall" and advert,lemenl1. (a) Sao newspaper i] Circwiloo in and near the mums, ally which it pvrC,mis 10 serve, has a, least Si Copies regvlally ehvC,C, to ayin ]collInOrl, no, an average 01 al .earl 75 pe,(tW 0( I'S 101a, Cir Cula Lon Currently gold Or n0 more than three months in arrears and has entry aS Second class mailern115 1.fal p01Lo11Km e (5) sand newsDaprr pur""Is o serve he village DI New brignlon in the County al Ramsey dna d has ifs knOn'n ollice oI 65uf in the V,Ilogc Of New BngMon Sold Coven,, eslatChSheo add Open palmy its regular bVS.nfSS 'Our' IOr In' laureling 01 nlw5, Sale OI advrrhlenilnl] and ]die 01 SVOSC,.P,.Oni ano man Iamttl of the publisher of sa"d newspaper 01 Demons m his emPloy and subjeCl 10 his 0,ro. n end Conlrol during al: svcn regular business hours at whch said newspaper 1s printed la, Said news Paper ill" a cool Or each ,Slue .mml'd.alely with the Stale H.SoriCDl SeC.e'y ()) Said newspaper has Coml:bed wah all the foregoing <Ondl!l0ns to, a1 teas. two year] prate GnG the day or dales 01 pubh Canon mrnh0irm brim, (8) Sam ne,,Shaper has ,neo wth grill Secretor Of Stale Of rel nes.'a P•wr 10 Jun.", 1, or, ano each lanoary 1 Ineleaf,er an alhdal l In the form P11111ibed or the SeCretdry of $late ano lyres fly 'he pubfi,mr and sworn 10 PaIre d 0.1.11 publ" sbnng ,nal the lolmoipel IS a 'Co., N,,,PbDC, Helprmer swtes onoa'r.Indl'ne primed Resolution. No. 81-•051 nerelo rtfaCh" as a part hereof was Cot from the Columns Of Sala newspaper. bila wa, primed and pvbhshea therein In the Engl.sh language, once aeon walk, for one successive weeks. that it was first SO punt Shed OrThi,1101l,, 23rd _ J 66Y 01 .uly of 19 811,N was therealler primed and put lishM on every Thi rSaay 10 and lnUva rg Tnvrsaa, the . 11.11... day of 19 one that the following li a printed Copy of the lo", Case alphabet from A 10 Z. Win indij,ive, and it hereby afknowlea ged as being the Size and kind Of type used in the Composition and publiCationof Said notice t0 wil. y aDCaeignilklmrapprAuvwxyz / � �p] AA r- Ui SvIovdibeaWore .23rd tlay 01 1113`' NOIDI'Y Public. —Ift'bald': County. Mlnnes016 My Commission Expires ,. r- 19. Affidavit of Publication, dated July 23, 1981, of the Resolution activating a Housing and Redevelopment Authority to function in the City of St. Anthony, Minnesota.