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St.Paul City Council Agenda No. 36 Wed. 22Oct08

Council President Lantry

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QUESTIONS TO THE STATE OF MINNESOTA

HAS CITY ATTORNEY JERRY HENDRICKSON INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE

OF COUNSEL?

IS THE CITY OF ST.PAUL CONTRARY TO US SUPREME COURT

PRECEDANT?

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Tuesday, February 22

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Susette Kelo, et al. v. City of New London, Connecticut, et al.
No. 04-108

Subject:

Fifth Amendment, Due Process, Public Use, Eminent Domain

Question:

What protection does the Fifth Amendment's public use requirement provide for individuals whose property is being condemned, not to eliminate slums or blight, but for the sole purpose of "economic development" that will perhaps increase tax revenues and improve the local economy?

Decisions:

• Supreme Court of Connecticut Opinion Filed: March 9, 2004
• United States Supreme Court, Cert. Granted: September 28, 2004

Resources:

• Docket Sheet From the U.S. Supreme Court.
• Northwestern University - Medill School of Journalism: On the Docket

Briefs: Parties Merits Phase Petitioners Petitioners - Reply Amicus - Supporting Petitioners Merits Phase America's Future, Inc., et al. American Farm Bureau Federation, et al. (1.4 MB) Becket Fund for Religious Liberty Better Government Association, et al. Professors David L. Callies, et al. (1.4 MB) Cascade Policy Institute, et al. The Cato Institute Claremont Institute Develop Don�t Destroy (Brooklyn), Inc., et al. Goldwater Institute, et al. Jane Jacobs (2 MB) King Ranch, Inc. Laura B. Kohr, et al. Mountain States Legal Foundation, et al. NAACP, AARP, et al. (1.8 MB) National Association of Homebuilders, et al. (1.4 MB) New London Landmarks, Inc., et al. (2.2 MB) New London Railroad Co., Inc. John Norquist, President, Congress for New Urbanism (1.5 MB) Pacific Legal Foundation, et al. Property Rights Foundation of America (4 MB) Reason Foundation Robert Nigel Richards, et al. Rutherford Institute (1.1 MB) Tidewater Libertarian Party Amicus - Supporting Respondents Merits Phase American Planning Association, et al. Brooklyn United for Innovative Local Development (BUILD), et al. (6.6 MB) Connecticut Conference of Municipalities, et al. National League of Cities, et al. Law Professors Robert H. Freilich, et al.

Counsel of Record For Petitioners Kelo, et al.: Scott G. Bullock Institute For Justice Washington, DC For Respondents New London, et al.: Wesley W. Horton Horton Shields & Knox PC Hartford, CT

Linda Lingle, Governor of Hawaii, et al. v. Chevron U.S.A. Inc. No. 04-163 Subject: Just Compensation Clause, State Economic Legislation Questions: Whether the Just Compensation Clause authorizes a court to invalidate state economic legislation on its face and enjoin enforcement of the law on the basis that the legislation does not substantially advance a legitimate state interest, without regard to whether the challenged law diminishes the economic value or usefulness of any property. Whether a court, in determining under the Just Compensation Clause whether state economic legislation substantially advances a legitimate state interest, should apply a deferential standard of review equivalent to that traditionally applied to economic legislation under the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses, or may instead substitute its judgment for that of the legislature by determining de novo, by a preponderance of the evidence at trial, whether the legislation will be effective in achieving its goals. Decisions: U.S. Court of Appeals - 9th Circuit Opinion Filed: April 1, 2004 United States Supreme Court, Cert. Granted: October 12, 2004 Resources: Docket Sheet From the U.S. Supreme Court.

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PUBLIC HEARING ON TAKINGS ITEM 36

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Public hearing to consider the request of the Saint Paul Port Authority to take the property at 1400 Jackson Street for the mitigation of a blighted area, remediation of an environmentally contaminated area, and/or removing a public nuisance. (Public hearing continued from October 15) "This bloggr has been victimized heinously by kathy lantrys MS609.43 Sharon4_AOL_Journals

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City Council Meeting Jump To...CONSENT AGENDA (Items 1 - 20) 21. First Reading - 08-1118 - An ordinance amending Chapter 33 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code to increase permit fees approximately 10 percent. (GS 3060574) 22. First Reading - 08-1119 - An ordinance amending Sections 13.04(j) and 13.06(a) of the Saint Paul Legislative Code regarding the Council's role during a declared local emergency. (GS 3060577) 23. Third Reading - 08-1080 - An ordinance amending Chapter 33 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code to outline grading requirements. [Substitute introduced October 8] (GS 3053192) 24. Third Reading - 08-1081 - An ordinance amending Chapter 60 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code pertaining to the official zoning maps defining properties regulated by Article VII, Section 67.700, CC Central Corridor Overlay District to add Western, Vict 25. Third Reading - 08-1082 - An ordinance granting authority to the Port Authority to issue and sell bonds in the aggregate principal amount necessary to generate $16,000,000 of net proceeds for acquisition and redevelopment of the 3M Saint Paul Campus. ( 26. Resolution - 08-923 - Ordering the owner to remove or repair the building(s) at 719 Case Avenue within fifteen (15) days from adoption of resolution. [Laid over September 10] (GS 3054948) (Legislative Hearing Officer's recommendation is forthcoming) 27. Resolution - 08-1120 - Ordering the owner to remove the building(s) at 993 Maryland Avenue within fifteen (15) days from adoption of resolution. (GS 3057473) (Legislative Hearing Officer recommends approval) 28. Resolution - 08-1121 - Ordering the owner to remove the building(s) at 1927 Maryland Avenue East within fifteen (15) days from adoption of resolution. (GS 3057472) (Legislative Hearing Officer recommends approval) 29. Resolution - 08-1122 - Ordering the owner to remove the building(s) at 1096 Sims Avenue within fifteen (15) days from adoption of resolution. (GS 3057475) (Legislative Hearing Officer recommends approval) 29B. Public Hearing to consider the request of the Saint Paul Port Authority to take the property at 1400 Jackson Street for the mitigation of a blighted area, remediation of an environmentally contaminated area, and/or removing a public nuisance. 29. Resolution - 08-1122 - Ordering the owner to remove the building(s) at 1096 Sims Avenue within fifteen (15) days from adoption of resolution. (GS 3057475) (Legislative Hearing Officer recommends approval) 31. Resolution - 08-1124 - Establishing a financing and spending plan in the Police Department for the Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) for additional law enforcement funding. (GS 3059075) 30. Resolution 08-1123 - Authorizing the Department of Planning and Economic Development to accept a grant from the Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) for cleanup of contamination for the Carleton Lofts Phase II site. (GS 3060235) 32. Resolution - 08-1125 - Establishing a financing and spending plan in the Police Department for the Youth Gang Intervention Grant for the Gang Resistance Education and Training (G.R.E.A.T.) program. (GS 3059076) 33. Resolution - 08-1126 - Establishing a financing and spending plan in the Police Department for the 2007 Homeland Security Grant program to purchase equipment and provide training for bomb technicians. (GS 3059195) 34. Resolution - 08-1127 - Establishing a financing and spending plan in the Police Department to purchase computers with a donation in the amount of $1,143.02 received from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to assist in investigations and prosecut 35. Resolution - 08-1128 - Establishing a financing and spending plan in the Police Department for police overtime and services provided at the 2008 Taste of Minnesota. (GS 3058421) 36. Resolution - 08-1129 - Authorizing the Division of Parks and Recreation to increase the 2008 spending and revenue budgets for the Refrigerated Ice Rinks Project through a $300,000 transfer from the Parks and Recreation Supply and Maintenance Fund 370. 37. Resolution - 08-1130 - Adjusting the Department of Fire and Safety Services' Capital Project Fund financing and spending plans for the new Fire Station 1 and 10 and Headquarters project and establishing financing and spending plans. (GS 3060458) 38. Resolution - 08-1131 - Approving the use of assessment financing in the Department of Public Works in accordance with City policy for installation of a fire protection system at 340 Cedar Street. (GS 3059696) 39. Public hearing to consider the application of Greg Jones and Portia Bunker to rezone property at 1278 Selby Avenue, southeast corner at Syndicate Street, from OS Office-Service to B2 Community Business. [ZF 08-140-640] 40. Resolution Ratifying Assessment - 08-1085 - In the matter of the assessment of benefits, costs, and expenses for the Chatsworth/Goodrich Residential Street Vitality project for 2006 on Osceola Avenue between Milton and Victoria Streets. [File No. 18976 41. Resolution Ratifying Assessment - 08-1132 - In the matter of the assessment of benefits, costs, and expenses for Operation of the Above Standard Street Lighting Systems for the year 2008 throughout the City. (GS 3059415) 42. Final Order - 08-1133 - In the matter of the operation costs for the Above Standard Street Lighting Systems for 2009 throughout the City. (GS 3059416) 43. Resolution Ratifying Assessment - 08-1134 - In the matter of the assessment of benefits, costs, and expenses for the Seventh Place Mall operation and maintenance costs for 2007. (GS 3059176) 44. Final Order - 08-1135 - In the matter of the Seventh Place Mall operation and maintenance costs for 2008. (GS 3059156) 45. Resolution Ratifying Assessment - 08-1136 - In the matter of the assessment of benefits, costs, and expenses for the Arcade/Case and Grand/Snelling parking lots operation and maintenance costs for 2009. (GS 3059340) 46. Final Order - 08-1137 - In the matter of the operation and maintenance costs for the Arcade/Case and Grand/Snelling parking lots for 2010. (GS 3059257) 47. Resolution - 08-1138 - Adopting the Central Corridor LRT Station Area Plans for University Avenue. (GS 3058778) 48. Public hearing to consider the report of the administrative law judge concerning all license held by Grand American Restaurant Company, d/b/a The Wild Onion, 788 Grand Avenue. 49. Resolution - 08-1139 - Ordering the owner to remove the building(s) at 512 Edmund Avenue within fifteen (15) days from adoption of resolution. (GS 3057470) (Legislative Hearing Officer recommends approval) 50. Resolution - 08-1140 - Ordering the owner to remove the building(s) at 699 Edmund Avenue within fifteen (15) days from adoption of resolution. (GS 3057474) (Legislative Hearing Officer recommends approval) 51. Resolution - 08-1141 - Ordering the owner to remove or repair the building(s) at 877 Front Avenue within fifteen (15) days from adoption of resolution. (GS 3057471) (Legislative Hearing Officer's recommendation is forthcoming) 52. Resolution Ratifying Assessment - 08-1142 - In the matter of the assessment of benefits, cost, and expenses for summary abatement (property cleanup) on private property at 1617 Sixth Street East on June 24, 2008. (J0812A2) [Laid over from September 10] 53. Resolution Ratifying Assessment - 08-1143 - In the matter of the assessment of benefits, cost, and expenses for summary abatement (property cleanup) on private property at 511 Bay Street on July 14, 2008 (J0813A1); summary abatement (property cleanup) 54. Resolution Ratifying Assessment - 08-1144 - In the matter of the assessment of benefits, cost, and expenses for providing weekly garbage hauling services at 1015 Central Avenue West on July 16, 23 and July 30, 2008 [J0814G1], and providing weekly garba 55. Resolution Ratifying Assessment - 08-1145 - In the matter of the assessment of benefits, cost, and expenses for collection of delinquent certificate of occupancy fees invoiced from September 5, 2007 to July 3, 2008. [CRT0801] (GS 3058877) (Legislative 56. Resolution Ratifying Assessment - 08-1146 - In the matter of the assessment of benefits, cost, and expenses for collection of delinquent vacant building fees re-invoiced in July 2008. [VB0801] (GS 3058875) (Legislative Hearing Officer recommends the fo 57. Resolution Ratifying Assessment - 08-1147 - In the matter of the assessment of benefits, cost, and expenses for demolition of vacant buildings during July and August 2008 [J080C]; summary abatement (property cleanup) on private property from July 31 to 58. Appeal of Richard Oni to a Deficiency List, which includes Condemnation, for property at 26 George Street East. (Legislative Hearing Officer recommends granting the appeal) Having trouble? 29B. Public Hearing to consider the request of the Saint Paul Port Authority to take the property at 1400 Jackson Street for the mitigation of a blighted area, remediation of

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Port Authority Board of Commissioners:
Board Chair Joan Grzywinski, Vice-Chair Richard Anfang, Secretary-Treasurer Kathleen Lantry, Commissioner Daniel Bostrom, Commissioner Scott Hutton, Commissioner Nneka Morgan, and Commissioner John Regal.
St. Paul City Council:
Ward 1 Russ Stark, Ward 2 Lee Helgen, Ward 3 Melvin Carter III, Ward 4 Dan Bostrom, Ward 5 Pat Harris, Ward 6 Kathy Lantry, Ward 7 Dave Thune
Please note:
Secretary-Treasurer Kathleen Lantry, Ward 6 Kathy Lantry
Commissioner Daniel Bostrom, Ward 4 Dan Bostrom
CONFLICT OF INTEREST:
"A conflict of interest is a situation in which someone in a position of trust, such as a lawyer, insurance adjuster, A POLITICIAN, executive or director of a corporation or a medical research scientist or physician, has competing professional or personal interests. Such competing interests can make it difficult to fulfill his or her duties impartially. A conflict of interest exists even if no unethical or improper act results from it. A conflict of interest can create an appearance of impropriety that can undermine confidence in the person, profession, or court system."
RECUSAL:
"Those with a conflict of interests are expected to recuse themselves from (i.e., abstain from) decisions where such a conflict exists. The imperative for recusal varies depending upon the circumstance and profession, either as common sense ethics, codified ethics, or by statute. For example, if the governing board of a government agency is considering hiring a consulting firm for some task, and one firm being considered has, as a partner, a close relative of one of the board's members, then that board member should not vote on which firm is to be selected. In fact, to minimize any conflict, the board member should not participate in any way in the decision, including discussions."