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Meeting Name: Legislative Hearings Agenda status: Final-revised
Meeting date/time: 9/30/2025 9:00 AM Minutes status: Final  
Meeting location: Room 330 City Hall & Court House/Remote
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RLH RR 25-30 11Resolution LH Substantial Abatement OrderOrdering 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.Laid Over  Action details Not available
RLH RR 25-28 12Resolution LH Substantial Abatement OrderOrdering the rehabilitation or razing and removal of the structures at 430 DALE STREET NORTH within fifteen (15) days after the October 22, 2025, City Council Public Hearing. (Amend to remove within 15 days)Referred  Action details Not available
RLH RR 25-17 23Resolution LH Substantial Abatement OrderFirst Making finding on the appealed substantial abatement ordered for 887 CHARLES AVENUE in Council File RLH RR 24-17. (Nuisance is abated)Referred  Action details Not available
RLH RR 25-27 14Resolution LH Substantial Abatement OrderThird Making finding on the appealed substantial abatement ordered for 195 GOODRICH AVENUE in Council File RLH RR 25-15.Referred  Action details Not available
RLH RR 25-26 15Resolution LH Substantial Abatement OrderThird Making finding on the appealed substantial abatement ordered for 1213 WOODBRIDGE STREET in Council File RLH RR 25-23.Referred  Action details Not available
RLH SAO 25-53 28Resolution LH Summary Abatement OrderAppeal of Paul Warner to a Summary and Vehicle Abatement Orders at 42 BAKER STREET WEST. (September 30, 2025 Legislative Hearing)Referred  Action details Not available
RLH SAO 25-55 19Resolution LH Summary Abatement OrderAppeal 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)Referred  Action details Not available
RLH CO 25-8 110Resolution LH Correction Order (Code Enforcement Only)Appeal of Nachman Goldberg to a Correction Order at 1809 YORKSHIRE AVENUE.Laid Over  Action details Not available
RLH FCO 25-61 111Resolution LH Fire C of O OR Correction OrderAppeal of Abdalla Tobasi to a Fire Fire Inspection Report at 933 MINNEHAHA AVENUE WEST.Laid Over  Action details Not available
RLH FCO 25-60 112Resolution LH Fire C of O OR Correction OrderAppeal of Abdalla Tobasi to a Fire Fire Inspection Report at 809 SELBY AVENUE (806 SELBY AVENUE).Laid Over  Action details Not available
RLH VO 25-19 113Resolution LH Vacate OrderAppeal of Isaac Garland and Franchesca Vann-Wickstrom to a Notice of Condemnation as Unfit for Human Habitation and Order to Vacate at 705 DAYTON AVENUE. (Public hearing continued to October 15, 2025)Referred  Action details Not available
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10/1/2025 7:20 PMAdrian Perryman For I support rehabilitation of the area. Please consider alternatives to demolishing the building. Tearing down buildings on the downtown St Paul Riverfront and the Midway Shopping Center around Allianz have led to zero development. It should be easier, cheaper, and quicker to fix an hvac system than it is to build an entirely new building. Give a small business a chance, reach out to a grocery store chain, activate the parking lot for community events. The St Paul Downtown Alliance had great success this summer by creating events and activating downtown spaces. With all the groups around Snelling and University, this should be possible. It doesn't take a complete tear down for a developer to have a vision.
9/30/2025 2:35 PMKatherine Schlasner For I've lived in Midway for about 10 years, while I currently live in Rondo--I still am reliant on midway shopping center for groceries and other essential items. While I am pro removing the CVS as it is an eye sore and a possible health hazard, I'm very invested in the community and what happens to that land after the CVS is demolished. When I moved here there was a walmart, a cub, and a target in that shopping center. With news of the cub closing and the walmart long gone, I am concerned about affordability of groceries and my continued ability to get food in the area. The CVS is on a piece of land that's easily accessible through transit and would make a good community center, we should use the space for the community that is already there and flourishing not for tourism and unaffordable housing. This could mean providing additional space for our numerous hamline-midway organizations already working to provide alternative food distribution spaces.