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AGENDA OF THE SAINT PAUL CITY COUNCIL AFFIANT SHARON SCARRELLA ANDERSON AKA PETERSON CHERGOSKY BECKLEY Wednesday, December 2, 2009 - 3:30 p.m.

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From: sharon4anderson@aol.com
To: dorrick@pioneerpress.com
CC: bsalisbury@pioneerpress.com, ericwblack@gmail.com
Sent: 12/1/2009 1:19:23 P.M. Central Standard Time
Subj: Fwd: Court Forms mnd.courts.gov,SharonvCitySt.Paul,CoRamsey BudgetChallenge

Someone has to make Government Accountable

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From: sharon4anderson@aol.com
To: shari.moore@ci.stpaul.mn.us, ron.guilfoile@ci.stpaul.mn.us
CC: Julie.Kleinschmidt@co.ramsey.mn.us, bob.fletcher@co.ramsey.mn.us, rca@co.ramsey.mn.us, jean.stepan@co.ramsey.mn.us, john.edison@co.ramsey.mn.us, larry.dease@courts.state.mn.us, mark.oswald@co.ramsey.mn.us, fred.grittner@courts.state.mn.us, sue.dosal@courts.state.mn.us, eric.magnuson@courts.state.mn.us
Sent: 12/1/2009 12:20:38 P.M. Central Standard Time
Subj: Fwd: Court Forms mnd.courts.gov,SharonvCitySt.Paul,CoRamsey BudgetChallenge

1Dec09

LEGAL NOTICE:

At all times Material the City of St. Paul has wilfully failed to Answer,

THEREFORE: DEFAULT IN THE MILLIONS IS HEREBY TAKEN.

Wed. 2Dec09 at the City Council Budget hearings below

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MN 62cv09-1163 « Sharon4anderson’s Weblog

Sharon's Shar1058 - Sharons Affidavit Service v. Mark Oswald 62cv09-1163

STATE OF MINNESOTA DISTRICT COURT

COUNTY OF RAMSEY COUNTY COURT
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT

AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE BY FAX RULE 5.05 ELECTRONICALLY
FORM 133. STATEMENT OF THE CASE

(IN COURT OF APPEALS)
CASE TITLE: General,Civil,Criminal Eminent Domain,Taxes,Forfeiture,Constitutionality MS 429.061

COURT CASE NUMBER:62cv09-1163 (Vandenorth)Reporter(Martinez)
vs.
APPELLATE COURT CASE NUMBER: A09-2031 http://www.sharonagmn2010.blogspot.com/

http://www.sharon4anderson.wordpress.com/

TO Ramsey Co. District Court Clerk: Lynae.Olson Tel: 651-266-8255,FX:266-8263

Larry.Dease 2nd Judicial Administrator Tel:651-266-8266FX:266-8278

MN Ramsey County - Court Calendars Room 1700, 15 W. Kellogg Blvd, St. Paul, MN 55102
Phone: (651) 266-8300

Fred Grittner
State Court Administrator's Office
(651) 296-2474 (phone)
(651) 297-5636 (fax)

Sheriff Bob.Fletcher Tel: 651-266-9333 Fax 266-9301

Ramsey County Sheriff Law Enforcement Center
425 Grove Street St. Paul, MN 55101

RamseyCo.Attorney Susan Gaertner 651-266-3222 Fax:266-3010

Ramsey County Attorney 560 RCGC W. 50 W. Kellogg Blvd.St.Paul,MN 55102

Rule 24.04 State AG Lori Swanson Tel: 651-296-3353 Fax: 282-2155

Office of Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson Minnesota Attorney General's Office

1400 Bremer Tower 445 Minnesota Street St. Paul, MN 55101 (651) 296-3353
(800) 657-3787 TTY:(651) 297-7206 TTY:(800) 366-4812
Julie Kleindschmidt: Ramsey County Online Ramsey Co. Manager 651-266-8000 Fax 266-8039. Ramsey County Court House 15 W. Kellogg Blvd., Room 250 Saint Paul, MN 55102.

Mark Oswald Taxes/Elections Phone:
Ramsey County Elections Home 651-266-2171 651-266-2177 Fax90 West Plato Boulevard, St. Paul, MN Ramsey County Elections P.O. Box 64098 St. Paul, MN 55164-0098

Shari Moore St.Paul City Clerk: City of St. Paul, MN - Official Website - City Clerk Contact
Email 310 City Hall 15 Kellogg Blvd., West Saint Paul, MN 55102
Ph: (651) 266-8688 Fx: (651) 266-8574

At all times Material,Affiant Sharon Anderson aka Peterson-Chergosky-Scarrella, Attorney Pro Se,

Private Attorney General, and as Republican Candidate for State AG

did by Legal Notice perfect service on all of the above. Electronically,pdf format,Blogs,Fax

Affiants Affidavit (42) pgs re: 697 Surrey 32.29.22.41.0053_2008 $2,499.52 pg 53

www.review-news.com

APPEAL,STATEMENT OF CASE,2ND NOTICE APPEAL,3RD IFP

PETITION DISCRETIONARY REVIEW,CASE LAW'S, BALLOT, VERIFIED AFFIDAVIT

OF FACTS AND PROBABLE CAUSE,AND SERVICE: MON. 26OCT09 TO THURS 29OCT09.

Affiants Service by Fax on all of the Above pgs from 651-776-5835

/s/__________________________________________

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From: Sharon4Anderson
To: fred.grittner@courts.state.mn.us, shari.moore@ci.stpaul.mn.us, Julie.Kleinschmidt@co.ramsey.mn.us
CC: dorrick@pioneerpress.com, bsalisbury@pioneerpress.com, ericwblack@gmail.com
Sent: 12/1/2009 7:33:39 A.M. Central Standard Time
Subj: Court Forms mnd.courts.gov District of Minnesota,CitySt.Paul,CoRamsey BudgetLIEN

Click here: Court Forms United States District Court - District of Minnesota

Tues. 1Dec09

LEGAL NOTICE TO FRED GRITTNER CLERK,ADMINISTRATOR LARRY DEASE SUE DOSAL Media, Public at Large

AFFIDAVIT OF SHARON SCARRELLA ANDERSON AKA CHERGOSKY-PETERSON

FOR TITLE SEARCH'S

Why the State of MN has not kept up with Word or pdf filings of any all documents. re: http://www.mnd.uscourts.gov/

LEGAL NOTICE TO CHALLENGE THE CITY ST.PAUL, CO.RAMSEY FINAL

BUDGET HEARINGS,

via EF ie: Electronic Filings, Title 18 Case Fixing by Auditor Mark Oswald,complicity with Lynn Moser and Judge John Vandenorth. re: www.slideshare.com/sharon4anderson complicit with the Ponzi Scheme by Student Lawyer

John Edison who wilfully failed to research that Taxes were paid re: 2008, Exemptions of the "taking" Homestead Credit, Exemption of Disabled, Senior, Death,Disability,Disparagment of Titles, Complicity County

Attorney DFL Susan Gaertner aka Mrs. John Wodele aka Mrs. James B. Froehle 5505 Porland White Bear Town, MN 55110 and the Gaertner Family (TRUST) 1179 Summit Ave. St. Paul MN 55104

Dm 1399 23 exploiting the Anderson Family to Death,Disability,Disparagment of Titles in a "Patterened Enterprise" in the Office of County Attorney.

Jr,Willy 8th Cir 1997

The Tax Payer pays for this re: Ramsey Dist. Crt. 62c09-1163 Appeal A09-2031 Any all Forensic Doc are Filed, Any all Jurisdiction has been met

with Answers Cross, since 1974 , current 1/2 million Default Judgment against the City St. Paul Published on File with Risk Manager Ron Guilfole

Sharon4Anderson v. City St.Paul, Ron Guilfoile MN - Google Search

http://forums.e-democracy.org/groups/stpaul-issues/files/f/900-2007-02-27T034409Z/WritProA06-1150_30Jun06.pdf

http://www.sharon4anderson.wordpress.com/ http://www.taxthemax.blogspot.com/ http://www.sharonagmn2010.blogspot.com/ with POA

http://www.sharonanderson.org/

Good Faith intent to Challenge the City of St.Paul and County of Ramsey's Budget, with Affiants Default Claims, Damages since 1974 In the Matter of Sharon Scarrella Associate Justice 221NW2nd562

when current Chief Justice Eric Magnuson was clerk for Decedant Justice Sheran.

City of St. Paul, MN - Official Website - Council

Sharon4Anderson v. Co. Ramsey Risk Management MN - Google Search

23.	2010 Proposed Budget and Tax Levy. (Public hearing will be held at 6:00 p.m.)

Public Hearing and Open House-Nov. 30th, 6:30 pm

Ramsey County invites you to attend its Public Hearing/Open House regarding its Proposed 2010 Budget and Levy, Monday, Nov. 30th, 6:30 p.m. in the Roseville Area High School Cafeteria, 1240 County Road B2, Roseville. (map)

Hear a presentation on the proposed 2010 budget and levy and how property taxes are determined, have a chance to address the County Board and visit the many informational booths on County programs.

For detailed information on the Ramsey County budget.

For more information on property taxes.

To view a video on property taxes.

At all times material: the Heinous, Repugnant Deprivation of Affiants 91 Chrysler, Answer CrossComplant

AffidavitPrejudice Kathleen Gearin Judge 62cv09-1163 « Sharon4anderson’s Weblog over 20 years is BIZZARE.

THEREFORE: PUNITATIVE,COMPENSATORY,TORT DAMAGES IN THE MILLIONS ARE TAKEN..........LIENED ON ALL CITY,COUNTY ASSETS.....

LEGAL NOTICE: /s/Sharon4Anderson@aol.com ECF_P165913Pacersa1299 telfx: 651-776-5835:
Attorney ProSe_InFact,Private Attorney General QuiTam Whistleblower, Sharon4 Anderson - Google Profile Candidate AG2010 http://www.sharonagmn2010.blogspot.com/Blogger: User Profile: Sharon Anderson SharonsYahoo! iGoogle

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FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the internet.

If you were under the misguided impression that attorneys and their litigant clients only need to deal expressly with electronic discovery in federal court, you need to wake up and smell the e-discovery coffee. In the wake of the 2006 e-discovery amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, state legislatures have been getting into the act, adopting e-discovery rules for state court cases. Indeed, more than half of our 50 states have gone this route so far.

California is such a state. At the end of June, Govenor Schwarzenegger signed into law the California Electronic Discovery Act. This law closely resembles the federal e-discovery rules in key respects, and is applicable to cases in the California state court system.

The California Act provides specific procedures for demanding as well as objecting to the manner in which electronic information is produced. Electronic information is to be produced in the way it ordinarily is maintained or in a reasonably usable form when the requested party does not request a particular format for production.

When a dispute arises as to the production of electronic information, the California Act entitles a judge to weigh the burdens and benefits of the electronic discovery at issue. Even if the electronic information sought is reasonably available for production, a judge may confine the scope of the production if the benefit of the production is outweighed by the burden. Long story short: the higher the probative value of the electronic information and the lower the production burden, the more likely the information will be ordered for production; the lower the probative value of the electronic information and the higher the production burden, the less likely the information will be ordered for production.

Producing electronic information from various sources can be burdensome and expensive. For that reason, the California Act does allow a responding party to object on that basis and if electronic information is not reasonably accessible. Nevertheless, if the requesting party demonstrates good cause for the production of the subject electronic information, a court still can order production notwithstanding the objection.

This, of course, raises the question of which party should pay the freight for production of electronic information, especially when the information sought is not reasonably accessible and it will be burdensome and expensive to produce the information. Here, the California Act allows a judge to set conditions relating to the production of electronic information on a showing of good cause, "including allocation of the expense of discovery."

Lawyers and their litigant clients often are worried about arguments of "spoliation" of evidence. Namely, they are concerned about electronic information that is sought for production but that no longer is accessible or that has been destroyed. Perhaps a collective sigh of relief can be felt in California, as the California Act creates a safe harbor for the failure to maintain and produce electronic information based on "the routine, good faith operation of an electronic information system." Still, once a prospective or actual litigant knows of potential or actual legal claims, a litigation hold should be put in place and care must be taken to preserve electronic information that relates to those claims, notwithstanding existing retention and destruction policies.

When large quantities of electronic information are produced in litigation, there can be concerns about the inadvertent production of privileged materials. Here, under the California Act, when a producing party notifies the receiving party that it believes that it inadvertently produced privileged information, the receiving party must separate and return the subject information, or it must present the information to the court for resolution of the privilege assertion.

The California e-discovery features are not revolutionary and do not really deviate much from the federal e-discovery amendments. However, lawyers and their litigant clients in California and other state courts no longer can operate under the mistaken belief that e-discovery rules only apply in federal court.

Because electronic discovery can be extremely onerous in certain cases, counsel are smart on the front-end to meet and confer in good faith in an effort to get at the electronic information that truly matters, and to streamline the process in as an efficient and economical manner as possible.

Eric Sinrod is a partner in the San Francisco office of Duane Morris LLP (http://www.duanemorris.com/) where he focuses on litigation matters of various types, including information technology and intellectual property disputes. His Web site is http://www.sinrodlaw.com/ and he can be reached at ejsinrod@duanemorris.com. To receive a weekly email link to Mr. Sinrod's columns, please send an email to him with Subscribe in the Subject line. arnold schwarzenegger,

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LANDMARK DECISION PROMISES MASSIVE RELIEF FOR HOMEOWNERS AND TROUBLE FOR BANKS

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A landmark ruling in a recent Kansas Supreme Court case may have given millions of distressed homeowners the legal wedge they need to avoid foreclosure. In Landmark National Bank v. Kesler, 2009 Kan. LEXIS 834, the Kansas Supreme Court held that a nominee company called MERS has no right or standing to bring an action for foreclosure. MERS is an acronym for Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, a private company that registers mortgages electronically and tracks changes in ownership. The significance of the holding is that if MERS has no standing to foreclose, then nobody has standing to foreclose – on 60 million mortgages. That is the number of American mortgages currently reported to be held by MERS. Over half of all new U.S. residential mortgage loans are registered with MERS and recorded in its name. Holdings of the Kansas Supreme Court are not binding on the rest of the country, but they are dicta of which other courts take note; and the reasoning behind the decision is sound.

Eliminating the “Straw Man” Shielding Lenders and Investors from Liability

The development of “electronic” mortgages managed by MERS went hand in hand with the “securitization” of mortgage loans – chopping them into pieces and selling them off to investors. In the heyday of mortgage securitizations, before investors got wise to their risks, lenders would slice up loans, bundle them into “financial products” called “collateralized debt obligations” (CDOs), ostensibly insure them against default by wrapping them in derivatives called “credit default swaps,” and sell them to pension funds, municipal funds, foreign investment funds, and so forth. There were many secured parties, and the pieces kept changing hands; but MERS supposedly kept track of all these changes electronically. MERS would register and record mortgage loans in its name, and it would bring foreclosure actions in its name. MERS not only facilitated the rapid turnover of mortgages and mortgage-backed securities, but it has served as a sort of “corporate shield” that protects investors from claims by borrowers concerning predatory lending practices. California attorney Timothy McCandless describes the problem like this:

“[MERS] has reduced transparency in the mortgage market in two ways. First, consumers and their counsel can no longer turn to the public recording systems to learn the identity of the holder of their note. Today, county recording systems are increasingly full of one meaningless name, MERS, repeated over and over again. But more importantly, all across the country, MERS now brings foreclosure proceedings in its own name – even though it is not the financial party in interest. This is problematic because MERS is not prepared for or equipped to provide responses to consumers’ discovery requests with respect to predatory lending claims and defenses. In effect, the securitization conduit attempts to use a faceless and seemingly innocent proxy with no knowledge of predatory origination or servicing behavior to do the dirty work of seizing the consumer’s home. . . . So imposing is this opaque corporate wall, that in a “vast” number of foreclosures, MERS actually succeeds in foreclosing without producing the original note – the legal sine qua non of foreclosure – much less documentation that could support predatory lending defenses.”

The real parties in interest concealed behind MERS have been made so faceless, however, that there is now no party with standing to foreclose. The Kansas Supreme Court stated that MERS’ relationship “is more akin to that of a straw man than to a party possessing all the rights given a buyer.” The court opined:

“By statute, assignment of the mortgage carries with it the assignment of the debt. . . . Indeed, in the event that a mortgage loan somehow separates interests of the note and the deed of trust, with the deed of trust lying with some independent entity, the mortgage may become unenforceable. The practical effect of splitting the deed of trust from the promissory note is to make it impossible for the holder of the note to foreclose, unless the holder of the deed of trust is the agent of the holder of the note. Without the agency relationship, the person holding only the note lacks the power to foreclose in the event of default. The person holding only the deed of trust will never experience default because only the holder of the note is entitled to payment of the underlying obligation. The mortgage loan becomes ineffectual when the note holder did not also hold the deed of trust.” [Citations omitted; emphasis added.]

MERS as straw man lacks standing to foreclose, but so does original lender, although it was a signatory to the deal. The lender lacks standing because title had to pass to the secured parties for the arrangement to legally qualify as a “security.” The lender has been paid in full and has no further legal interest in the claim. Only the securities holders have skin in the game; but they have no standing to foreclose, because they were not signatories to the original agreement. They cannot satisfy the basic requirement of contract law that a plaintiff suing on a written contract must produce a signed contract proving he is entitled to relief.

The Potential Impact of 60 Million Fatally Flawed Mortgages

The banks arranging these mortgage-backed securities have typically served as trustees for the investors. When the trustees could not present timely written proof of ownership entitling them to foreclose, they would in the past file “lost-note affidavits” with the court; and judges usually let these foreclosures proceed without objection. But in October 2007, an intrepid federal judge in Cleveland put a halt to the practice. U.S. District Court Judge Christopher Boyko ruled that Deutsche Bank had not filed the proper paperwork to establish its right to foreclose on fourteen homes it was suing to repossess as trustee. Judges in many other states then came out with similar rulings.

Following the Boyko decision, in December 2007 attorney Sean Olender suggested in an article in The San Francisco Chronicle that the real reason for the bailout schemes being proposed by then-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson was not to keep strapped borrowers in their homes so much as to stave off a spate of lawsuits against the banks. Olender wrote:

“The sole goal of the [bailout schemes] is to prevent owners of mortgage-backed securities, many of them foreigners, from suing U.S. banks and forcing them to buy back worthless mortgage securities at face value – right now almost 10 times their market worth. The ticking time bomb in the U.S. banking system is not resetting subprime mortgage rates. The real problem is the contractual ability of investors in mortgage bonds to require banks to buy back the loans at face value if there was fraud in the origination process.

“. . . The catastrophic consequences of bond investors forcing originators to buy back loans at face value are beyond the current media discussion. The loans at issue dwarf the capital available at the largest U.S. banks combined, and investor lawsuits would raise stunning liability sufficient to cause even the largest U.S. banks to fail, resulting in massive taxpayer-funded bailouts of Fannie and Freddie, and even FDIC . . . .

“What would be prudent and logical is for the banks that sold this toxic waste to buy it back and for a lot of people to go to prison. If they knew about the fraud, they should have to buy the bonds back.”

Needless to say, however, the banks did not buy back their toxic waste, and no bank officials went to jail. As Olender predicted, in the fall of 2008, massive taxpayer-funded bailouts of Fannie and Freddie were pushed through by Henry Paulson, whose former firm Goldman Sachs was an active player in creating CDOs when he was at its helm as CEO. Paulson also hastily engineered the $85 billion bailout of insurer American International Group (AIG), a major counterparty to Goldmans’ massive holdings of CDOs. The insolvency of AIG was a huge crisis for Goldman, a principal beneficiary of the AIG bailout.

In a December 2007 New York Times article titled “The Long and Short of It at Goldman Sachs,” Ben Stein wrote:

“For decades now, . . . I have been receiving letters [warning] me about the dangers of a secret government running the world . . . . [T]he closest I have recently seen to such a world-running body would have to be a certain large investment bank, whose alums are routinely Treasury secretaries, high advisers to presidents, and occasionally a governor or United States senator.”

The pirates seem to have captured the ship, and until now there has been no one to stop them. But 60 million mortgages with fatal defects in title could give aggrieved homeowners and securities holders the crowbar they need to exert some serious leverage on Congress – serious enough perhaps even to pry the legislature loose from the powerful banking lobbies that now hold it in thrall.

Ellen Brown developed her research skills as an attorney practicing civil litigation in Los Angeles. In Web of Debt, her latest book, she turns those skills to an analysis of the Federal Reserve and “the money trust.” She shows how this private cartel has usurped the power to create money from the people themselves, and how we the people can get it back. Her earlier books focused on the pharmaceutical cartel that gets its power from “the money trust.” Her eleven books include Forbidden Medicine, Nature’s Pharmacy (co-authored with Dr. Lynne Walker), and The Key to Ultimate Health (co-authored with Dr. Richard Hansen). Her websites are www.webofdebt.com and www.ellenbrown.com.

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You are here: Home > Government > Planning & Economic Development > Housing > Invest Saint Paul > 4th Street Preservation Project 4th Street Preservation Project About the 4th Street Preservation Project The 4th Street Preservation Project will strengthen the Heritage Preservation District in the Dayton's Bluff Neighborhood by directing rehabilitation resources and technical assistance toward a targeted area in the neighborhood in order to preserve the housing stock and encourage home ownership. A neighborhood planning process convened with the assistance of the Dayton's Bluff Community Council, the Dayton's Bluff Urban Partnership, and other community partners created development principles that will be used to inform proposals for rehabilitation and other community development. To date, the City's Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) has acquired 11 single-family homes and duplexes within the Dayton's Bluff neighborhood that are available for purchase. Properties for Sale All properties available through the project are strictly for homeowner occupancy. Consideration will be given to developers who are working with home buyers who will purchase the home upon completion. ADDRESS AMOUNT LOT SIZE INSPECTION 693 East 4th Street photo $40,000 30 x 107 Insp.Report Guidance Sheet 695 East 4th Street photo $ 5,000 30 x 107 Insp. Report Guidance Sheet 314 Bates Avenue photo $ 5,000 40 x 108 Insp. Report Guidance Sheet 326 Maria Avenue photo $50,000 58 x 120 Insp. Report Guidance Sheet 688 East 4th Street photo $10,000 40 x 120 Insp. Report Guidance Sheet 700 East 4th Street photo $10,000 40 x 120 Insp. Report Guidance Sheet 336 Maple Street photo $5,000 40 x 123 Insp. Report Guidance Sheet 275 Bates Avenue photo $1.00 40 x 54 Insp. Report Guidance Sheet 279 Bates Avenue photo $5,000 36 x 40 Insp. Report Guidance Sheet 689 East 4th Street photo $1.00 40 x 107 Insp. Report Guidance Sheet 868 Fremont Avenue photo $35,000 40 x 124 Insp. Report Guidance Sheet Qualifying Applicants Must demonstrate the financial resources needed to undertake successful rehabilitation of the property and should be able to qualify for a mortgage in the range of $140,000 - $190,000. Are required to incorporate the development principals and historic preservation goals created through the neighborhood planning process described in the application. Will become homeowner occupants or will work with home buyers to purchase and occupy the property upon completion. Will receive technical assistance from the HRA to complete the rehabilitation. Open Houses Tuesday August 25, 2009 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm Featuring Properties: 688 E 4th, 689 E 4th, 693 E 4th, 695 E 4th, 700 E 4th, and 326 Maria Thursday, August 27, 2009 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Featuring Properties: 275 Bates, 279 Bates, 314 Bates, 336 Maple, and 868 Fremont Request for Purchase Application and Appendices Prospective home buyers interested in purchasing a home from the HRA must complete a Request for Purchase Application. Request for Purchase Application Appendices A. Project Application for Individuals B. Sample Proposal and Sample Drawings C. Historic Preservation Guidelines D. East 4th Street Preservation Project Development Principles and Assets and Opportunities Map E. Personal Financial Statement Form F. Statement of General Contractor Qualifications G. Residential Rehab Guidelines: Standards for Developing a Scope of Work for Rehabilitation Compliance Requirements 1. Affirmative Action Opportunity/Equal Employment Opportunity 2. Vendor Outreach 3. Two Bid Requirement 4. Interim HRA Sustainability Policy 5. Rehabilitation Standards 6. Compliance with Lead Rule (Lead Disclosure Rule (24CFR part 45, subpart A) and the Lead Safe Housing Rule’s provisions for rehabilitation (subpart j) 7. HUD “Healthy Homes” Interventions – Rules 8. Home Buyer Counseling Requirement (may be waived) Contact Information For more information contact Tom Sanchez at 651-266-6617 email tom.sanchez@ci.stpaul.mn.us or Sheri Pemberton-Hoiby at 651-266-6615 sheri.pemberton@ci.stpaul.mn.us

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