City Council - November 05, 2025   11/5/2025

ROLL CALL

COMMUNICATIONS & RECEIVE/FILE

1. Establishing two (2) new projects through the Neighborhood STAR Year-Round Program as adopted via City Council Resolutions 25-1561 and 25-1574, and returning funds from completed projects back to the Year-Round STAR program.

• 2025 NSTAR YR Financial Analysis 10.14.25 AO 25-65 W5 W6 Close-Outs.pdf

2. Amending CDBG Project Budgets: $3,000.00 of additional funding for 1050 Payne Ave (Eastside Pizzeria).

• AO 25-68 Financial Analysis CDBG (Eastside Pizzeria)

CONSENT AGENDA Items listed under the Consent Agenda will be enacted by one motion with no separate discussion. If discussion on an item is desired, the item will be removed from the Consent Agenda for separate consideration.

Approval of the Consent Agenda

3. Requesting a variance from Minnesota Municipal State Aid Rules for the St. Anthony/Rondo Avenue Mill & Overlay Project from Snelling Avenue to Marion Street.

• Failed 7-0-0 Adopted

4. Authorizing the City to enter into an agreement with Ramsey County for Right of Way acquisition on Ramsey County’s Jackson Street Project.

• PUBW2025-11R-City of St Paul final.pdf

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

5. Authorizing the Department of Safety and Inspections to apply for a grant in the amount of $75,000 from the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry, to participate in the 2026 Building Official Training (BOT) grant program.

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

6. Preliminary Order setting the date of Public Hearing for December 10, 2025, to consider approval of the 2026 Ivy/Birmingham Residential Mill and Overlay Project (Project MO2602, Asmt 265501).

• 2026 M&O Projects_Ivy-Birm_FINAL_10.15.25
• Summary of Engineering Recommendations
• Map
• Assessment Roll

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

7. Authorizing the Police Department (SPPD) to enter into a one-year lease agreement with the University of Minnesota which includes an automatic renewal option.

• University of Minnesota (ODU)

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

8. Authorizing the City to apply for $298,000, with no match required, from the Minnesota Department of Commerce's Microgrids at Community Lifeline Facilities grant program for Oxford Community Center.

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

9. Requesting approval of a Third Amendment to the lease between the City and Board of Water Commissioners for the Police Department's use of Board-owned property for the K-9 facility and training.

• Third Amended Lease Agreement
• Water Board Resolution 25-1644
• Exhibit E to Third Amended Lease Agreement

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

10. Authorizing the City to enter into a joint powers agreement with Ramsey County Geographic Information Systems for governmental units interested in using geographic systems and data created and maintained by Ramsey County.

• RCGISUG JPA 2026-2030

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

12. Authorizing the Department of Parks and Recreation to apply for $500,000 from the State Park Road Account Grant Program for the Crosby Farm Road Reconstruction project.

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

13. Approving the Legislative Hearing Officer's recommendation, with conditions, for the application submitted by Aubergine Hospitality LLC (License ID#DSIBLLIQ-000182-2025), d/b/a Restaurant Aubergine, for Liquor On Sale - 100 seats or less, Liquor On Sale - Sunday, and Liquor Outdoor Service Area (Patio) licenses, located at 525 Selby Avenue.

• Signed Conditions Affidavit
• Minutes
• Class N License Application
• Floor Plan
• Street Photos
• 525 Selby Complaints
• Incident Report
• Concern Letter 1
• Concern Letter 2
• Aerial Photo
• Zoning Map
• Plat Map
• 100' Property Ownership
• Class N Notice
• Notice of License Hearing
• License Hearing Sign-In Sheet

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

14. Directing the Department of Safety and Inspections to revoke the Liquor On-Sale 291 or More Seats, Liquor On-Sale Sunday & Entertainment (B) license against White Dragon Catering Inc. d/b/a White Dragon Hall LLC (License ID #20210000632) for the premises located at 1600 White Bear Avenue North, Unit C.

• Exhibit #1
• Exhibit #2
• Exhibit #3

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

16. Approving the minutes of the Saint Paul City Council meetings of August 1, 6, 13, 20, and 27, 2025.

• Minutes 8.1.2025
• Minutes 8.6.2025
• Minutes 8.13.2025
• Minutes 8.20.2025
• Minutes 8.27.2025

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

17. Approving the Memorandum of Agreement for the 2025 Revised Wage and Fringe Adjustment between the City of Saint Paul and the North Central States Regional Council of Carpenters.

• 2025 Carpenter MOA REVISED Wage & Fringe Rates

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

FOR DISCUSSION

11. Approving the Legislative Hearing Officer's recommendation, with conditions, for the application submitted by the University of St. Thomas (License ID #20110002908), d/b/a same, to add an Entertainment (B) license and expand liquor service areas under the existing Liquor On Sale - 291 or More Seats license, located at 2115 Summit Avenue.

• Signed Conditions Affidavit
• Minutes
• Class N License Application
• Updated Campus Liquor Map
• Court of Appeals Opinion
• University of St. Thomas Multipurpose Arena Findings of Fact Report
• 2115 Summit Complaints
• Incident Report
• Objections Received August 4-8
• Objections Received August 11-15
• Objections Received August 18-22
• Public comments received after notice period
• Macalester-Groveland Community Council Support Letter
• Union Park Distric Council Support Letter
• Aerial Photo
• Zoning Map
• Plat Map
• 100' Property Ownership
• Class N Notice
• Notice of License Hearing
• Cover Letter July 2025
• Final_UST Arena EMP_250926p
• Levy Responsible Alcohol Service Recap
• Legislative Hearing presentation
• License Hearing Sign-In Sheet
• Materials submitted during hearing
• Comments received after hearing

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

15. Establishing the membership of the City/Council Comprehensive Reparations Harm Report RFP Review Committee (“Committee”) to review proposals received from the City/Council Comprehensive Reparations Harm Report RFP.

• Tatiana Freeman public comment
• Benny Roberts public comment
• AALC public comment
• Jeremy English public comment
• Trahern Crews public comment
• Arthur Ray McCoy public comment
• Marvin Roger Anderson public comment
• posted
• Carla Robinson public comment
• K. Baker Email
• N.Muhammad email
• public comment RFP

• Passed 6-1-0 Adopted As Amended

18. Authorizing the City to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding with MnDOT regarding the reconstruction of Robert Street between Annapolis Street and Kellogg Boulevard.

• MOU - City + MnDOT - Muni Consent_taskforce.pdf

• Passed 6-1-0 Adopted

19. Granting Municipal Consent for the MnDOT project to reconstruct Robert Street from Annapolis Street to Kellogg Boulevard, including the reconstruction of the viaduct south of Cesar Chavez Boulevard (State Project No. S.P. 6217-50).

• SP6217-50_TH3_ PrelimLayout.pdf
• Submittal Letter.pdf

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

20. Honoring Saint Paul Veterans on Veterans Day, November 11th, 2025.

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

21. Honoring City Clerk Shari Moore for nearly four decades of dedicated public service to the residents of Saint Paul.

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

ORDINANCES An ordinance is a city law enacted by the City Council. It is read at three separate council meetings and becomes effective after passage by the Council and 30 days after publication in the Saint Paul Pioneer Press. Public hearings on ordinances are generally held at the second reading.

Final Adoption

22. Amending Chapter 74 of the Legislative Code by enacting a new section designating the Theodore Hamm Brewing Company Heritage Preservation District as a Heritage Preservation Site.

• Hamm's Historic District Packet
• PC RES 25-41
• PC Action Minutes 9-19-25
• Hamms SHPO ltr 10-13-25
• Hamms CC local designation map 10-14-25
• 36 CFR Part 67
• Economic Technical Feasibility Applying Standards
• Hamms Local Designation CC Presentation
• City Council public hearing written comment
• City Council public comments

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

First Reading

23. Creating Chapter 420 of the Legislative Code establishing regulations for the registration of cannabis and hemp businesses, creating Chapter 420A of the Legislative Code establishing a permit requirement and process for temporary cannabis events, and amending section 310.01 to add a definition for “Cannabis Fees”.

• Exhibit #1

24. Amending Chapter 170.02 of the Legislative Code to allow the Director of Parks and Recreation to adjust the hours of certain parks to accommodate for park use during the 2025 World Junior Hockey Championship.

• Permit Holiday Ordinances
• Downtown Alliance public comment
• St Paul Chamber of Commerce public comment
• Visit Saint Paul public comment
• Port Authority public comment

25. Amending Section 106.01 of the Legislative Code to allow businesses in the Downtown Entertainment District to temporary allow items in the right-of-way without a sidewalk-use permit during the 2025 World Junior Hockey Championship.

26. Amending section 293.02(d) of the Legislative Code to remove the requirement for a sound level variance in the Downtown Entertainment District during the 2025 World Junior Hockey Championship.

27. Amending section 409.08 of the Legislative Code to allow holders of Liquor Licenses issued under section 409 to apply for extended service of alcoholic beverages until 2:00 a.m. during the 2025 World Junior Hockey Championship.

28. Amending section 55.04(a) of the Legislative Code to simplify the requirement for a temporary structure permit during the 2025 World Junior Hockey Championship.

29. Creating Chapter 297 of the Legislative Code prohibiting the use and placement of virtual currency kiosks within the City.

• St. Paul City Council Presentation, MN Dept of Commerce
• Forest Lake Kiosk Presentation
• City of Forest Lake
• Stillwater Crypto ATM Presentation
• Summary of Stillwater Crypto Currency ATM Prohibition
• Saint Paul City Council Memo on Cryptocurrency Kiosks
• Crypto Machines in St Paul
• Letter in Opposition
• AARP public comment
• Ron Weisman public comment
• Denise Wickiser public comment

PUBLIC HEARINGS Live testimony is limited to two minutes for each person. See below for optional ways to testify.

30. Amending Chapters 60, 63, 65, 66, 67, and 69 of the Legislative Code as recommended in the Traditional Neighborhood (T) District Zoning Study.

• PC Resolution
• PC Approved Minutes 9-5-25
• TDist_Packet_Final
• Proposed Amendments Formatted
• Jenn Pierson public comment
• Luke Hanson public comment
• TDistrict_ZoningStudy_CC Staff Report
• Noah Schneider public comment
• Katherine DuGarm public comment
• Isaac Bries public comment
• Chad Hermes public comment
• Benjamin Werner public comment
• Joe Baierl public comment
• SEIU Healthcare public comment
• Mark Thieroff public comment
• Cody Fischer public comment
• Anna Potter public comment
• Daniel Herriges public comment
• 11.5 public comments

• Passed 7-0-0 Amended and Laid Over for Final Adoption

31. Creating Chapter 225A of the Legislative Code titled Firearms Regulations to establish regulations for Assault weapons, Binary triggers, Ghost guns and Signage.

• 20251022 Gun Violence Prevention Ordinance Staff Report
• Documents submitted during Council public hearing
• Public comments

• Passed 7-0-0 Laid Over to Final Adoption

32. Ratifying the assessment for Fourth/Howard area mill and overlay constructed as part of the 2024 Mill and Overlay Program. (File No. MO2402, Assessment No. 255502)

• Assessment Roll
• Priscilla Kandel public comment

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

33. Ratifying the assessment for Cretin/Bayard Area Phase 2 mill and overlay constructed as part of the 2024 Mill and Overlay Program. (File No. MO2401, Assessment No. 255501)

• Assessment Roll
• Gibson Batch public comment
• Sara Lindquist and Ryan Steines public comment
• John Goetz public comment

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

34. Ratifying the assessment for Hatch/Park area mill and overlay constructed as part of the 2025 Mill and Overlay Program. (File No. MO2502, Assessment No. 255505)

• Assessment Roll
• Angelo Braye public comment
• Rose Bachman public comment
• Vince Johnson public comment
• Phillip Aitken public comment
• Arthur Kirby public comment
• Jennifer Thomsen public comment

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

35. Ratifying the assessment for Ruth/Algonquin - Burns to Stillwater mill and overlay constructed as part of the 2023 Mill and Overlay Program. (File No. MO2307, Assessment No. 245507)

• Assessment Roll
• Brandon Teran public comment
• Remi Iselewa public comment
• Paul and Nancy Heurung public comment
• Michele Mehl Hendrickson & Jeff Hendrickson public comment

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

36. Final Order approving the Grand/Snelling parking lot operation and maintenance costs for 2026. (File No. 18746-25, Assessment No. 257202).

• Assessment Roll

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

37. Establishing the Water Charges for 2026. (Public hearing closed and laid over from November 5, 2025)

• BWC Resolution 25-1388

• Passed 7-0-0 Laid Over

38. Establishing the Water Fees and Charges for 2026. (Public hearing closed and laid over from November 5, 2025)

• BWC Resolution 25-1389

• Passed 7-0-0 Laid Over

39. Setting the 2026 Sanitary Sewer and Storm Sewer rates. (Public hearing closed and laid over from November 5, 2025)

• Associated Tables (formatted).pdf

• Passed 6-0-0 Laid Over

40. Approving the application of Salvation Army Northern Division for a sound level variance in order to present amplified sound for the Annual “Tree of Lights” Light Program in Rice Park starting November 15, 2025, through January 6, 2026, at Rice Park--109 W 4th St.

• SalvationArmy_TreeofLights_Application
• SalvationArmy_TreeofLights_1st ENS
• SalvationArmy_TreeofLights_300ftMap
• SalvationArmy_TreeofLights_LettertoOwners
• SalvationArmy_TreeofLights_OwnerList
• SalvationArmy_TreeofLights_LettertoApplicant

• Passed 6-0-0 Adopted

41. Amending the HOME 2025 general ledger budget to reflect the program income amount in the 2025-26 HUD Consolidated Plan-Annual Action Plan of $206,225.38 and amending the HOME project budgets to reflect the 2025 HOME spending of $1,629,610.90.

• RES PH 25-244 Financial Analysis HOME (2025 Increase Program Income)

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

42. Approving the petition of Via Yang, property owner at 1656 Wilson Avenue, to vacate the abutting north-south alley right-of-way, from Wilson Avenue to Old Hudson Road.

• Via Yang public comment
• Description.Depiction.RE 04-2025
• Aerial View.RE 04-2025

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

43. Authorizing the Fire Department to enter into a joint powers agreement with the State of Minnesota through its State Fire Marshal Division to receive funds for the Minnesota Air Rescue Team ("MART") and amend the financing and spending plans in the Fire Department in the amount of $500,000 to pay for training and equipment.

• State of MN MART JPA.pdf
• MART $500,000 Financial Analysis.pdf

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

44. Amending the financing and spending plans in the Fire Department in the amount of $4,500 from the Minneapolis Fire Department.

• Minneapolis Fire Department $4,500 Reimbursement.pdf

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

45. Amending the financing and spending plans in the Fire Department in the amount of $7,014.23 for the reimbursement from Rosenbauer.

• Rosenbauer $7,014.23 Reimbursement.pdf

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

46. Approving the 325 Commercial St final (combined) plat.

• 325 Commercial St Combined Plat Staff Packet
• 325 Commercial St Plat Presentation

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

LEGISLATIVE HEARING DISCUSSION ITEMS

47. Appeal of Mark Puchala II to a Summary Abatement Order and Vehicle Abatement Order at 2016 FREMONT AVENUE. (Public hearing closed and laid over from October 15, 2025)

• 2016 Fremont Ave.appeal.9-16-25.pdf
• 2016 Fremont Ave.photos 9-30-25.pdf
• 2016 Fremont Ave.Puchala Ltr.10-3-25
• 2016 Fremont Ave.Puchala Zimny email chain.10-8-25
• 2016 Fremont Ave.Puchala Zimny email.10-20-25
• 2016 Fremont Ave.Photos.11-5-2025.pdf

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted As Amended

49. Ordering the razing and removal of the structures at 499 SNELLING AVENUE NORTH within fifteen (15) days after the November 5, 2025, City Council Public Hearing.

• 499 Snelling Ave N.OTA.8-8-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.PH Notice 8-25-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.C of O Revocation 5-6-22
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Photos 10-18-23
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Photos 5-20-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Whalen Email comments on CVS 9-1-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Calderon Email comments on CVS 9-5-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Starkey Email comments on CVS 9-8-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Letter of Support at Snelling&University Ave CVS 9-17-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.106 Historic Review 9-23-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Police Call Logs 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Gasper email 9-28-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Kiel email 9-27-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Reynolds email 9-27-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Deprenger email 9-27-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Natala email 9-27-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Keen email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Stewart email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Mastel email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Ratliff email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Quartstad email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Deiman email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Waterman email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Gallagher email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Rorem email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Dusenbery email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Hains email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Ryan email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Turner email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Gilgenbach email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.OShea email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Singer email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Leach email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Pelster-Wiebe email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.McMahon email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Saylor email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Kate & Steve Gernes email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Udall email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Slegers email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.LS Service 9-30-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Samuelson voicemail 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Kragt email 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Teresa Neby Lind email 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Perkel email 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Nicole Brown email 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Carolyn Will email 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Christina Barbato email 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Hamline Midway Coalition Letter Public Comment 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Ilya Garelik email 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Bethany Whitehead email 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Jamie Borell email 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Shari Pleiss email 9-29-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Summary.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Liam Magistad email.9-29-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Sarah Curtner email.9-29-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Jacob Hooper email.9-30-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Rolland Talan email.9-30-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Union Park letter 9-27-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Brian Martinson email.9-30-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Heidi Wachter email.9-30-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Amy Stotzheim email.9-30-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Krin Wells email 10-1-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Hannah Texler email 10-2-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Melissa Greene email 10-2-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N. R-R Ltr.10-3-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Ratliff email 9-26-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Hannah Sheaffer email 10-3-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.David Mennicke email 10-4-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Catherine Crandall email 10-6-25.pdf
• 499 N Snelling Ave.Keg House email chain.10-10-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Millett-Glass email 10-10-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Rachel Osborne email 10-13-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Artika Tyner email 10-13-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Rachel Friedensen email 10-14-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave.Ratliff email chain.10-16-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Ratliff email.10-28-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N. R-R Ltr.10-30-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Ratliff email 10-30-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Vang-Burn email chain 11-3-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Jenna Johnson 11-4-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Sustain Saint Paul letter 11-4-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Ratliff statement 11-5-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Niblick Email.11-5-25
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Notice Photos 8-5-25.pdf
• 499 Snelling Ave N.Dameon Johnson email 11-5-25

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

LEGISLATIVE HEARING CONSENT AGENDA Items listed under the Consent Agenda will receive a combined public hearing and be enacted by one motion with no separate discussion. Items may be removed from the Consent Agenda for a separate public hearing and discussion if desired.

Approval of the Consent Agenda

48. Amending Council File RLH VO 25-9, adopted June 11, 2025, to grant Dayana Valmyr additional extensions for property at 1220 SHERBURNE AVENUE.

• 1220 Sherburne Ave.Vang-Bono email 6-27-25.pdf
• 1220 Sherburne Ave.email chain 10-21-25.pdf
• 1220 Sherburne Ave.email chain #2 10-21-25.pdf
• 1220 Sherburne Ave.email chain RE additional extension 10-23-25.pdf
• 1220 Sherburne Ave.email chain RE electrical permit 10-24-25.pdf
• 1220 Sherburne Ave.Fire Inspection Report 10-20-25.pdf

• Failed 7-0-0 Adopted

50. Ratifying the assessment for the City’s cost of providing Collection of Delinquent Garbage Bills for services during January to March 2025. (File No. CG2503A3, Assessment No. 250126)

• Notice Assessment Roll CG2503A3.250126

• Passed 7-0-0 Adopted

ADJOURNMENT

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