City Council - July 22, 2026 7/22/2026

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ROLL CALL
COMMUNICATIONS & RECEIVE/FILE
1. Establishing one (1) new project through the Neighborhood STAR Year-Round Program as adopted via City Council Resolution #- RES 26-1052.
- 2026 AO 26-44 NSTAR Financial Analysis-Bewick Cafe LLC.pdf
2. Amending ESG project budgets: funding for 2025-26 Emergency Solutions Grant activities administered by Ramsey County per the Joint Powers Agreement approved via RES 19-2110.
- AO 26-45 Financial Analysis 2025 ESG Spending Plan.pdf
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. Approving the City’s cost for Demolition of Vacant, Nuisance and/or Hazardous Structure from the month of June 2026, and setting date of Legislative Hearing for August 25, 2026 and City Council public hearing for September 23, 2026 to consider and levy the assessments against individual properties. (File No. J2608C, Assessment No. 262007)
- J2608C.26007- Assessment Roll.pdf
- J2608C.262007- Report of Completion.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
4. Establishing the rate of pay for the classification of Accounting Director, Grade 028, EG 09, SPSO.
- Accounting Director Proposed Class Spec.pdf
- Accounting Director.pdf
5. Establishing the rate of pay for Public Works Supervisor II, Solid Waste, Manual and Maintenance Supervisors - Employee Group 10, Grade 038.
- Public Works Supervisor II, Solid Waste.pdf
- Public Works Supervisor II, Solid Waste Proposed Class Spec.pdf
6. Authorizing the City to enter into an agreement with the Metropolitan Council and Ramsey County for replacement of traffic signal controllers and related work on the Metro Green Line along University Avenue.
- Met Council Green line controller agreement final 25I079 .pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
7. Authorizing the Department of Public Works to enter into a grant agreement with the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District for the enhanced street sweeping stewardship grant to perform additional street sweeping within the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District boundaries.
- RWMWD 2026 Street Sweeping Grant Agreement.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
8. Approving an Auto Repair Garage New Location license application (License ID #DSIBLAUTO- 000615-2026) for Discount Tire Company of MN Inc d/b/a Discount Tire for the premises located at 1350 University Ave W.
- Business Detail Application.pdf
- License Application Notification.pdf
- License Condition Affidavit.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
9. Approving the application for change of ownership to the Liquor On Sale, Liquor On Sale - Sunday, Liquor On Sale - 2 AM Closing, Entertainment (A), and Gambling Location licenses (License ID #DSIBLLIQ-000644-2026) now held by Bear Down Holdings LLC d/b/a The Victorian for the premises located at 859 Thomas Ave.
- Business Detail Application.pdf
- License Application Notification.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
10. Amending Council File RES 26-890 to add the MnDOT agreement number and update the grant amount.
- RES 26-890.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
11. Approving the Mayor’s appointments of Caitlyn Brady, Sam Adams, Esmae Heveron, Tou Fang, Trever Harwell, and reappointment of Nate Nins to the Neighborhood STAR Board.
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
12. Approving the use of grant funds through the Ward 3 Neighborhood STAR Year-Round Program for Presbyterian Homes Foundation.
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
FOR DISCUSSION
13. Recognizing Community Health Workers Day in the City of Saint Paul.
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
14. Considering the appeal of Dominic Carchedi to a decision of the Board of Zoning Appeals denying a variance request to establish a 24-resident supportive housing facility on the property at 418 Sherburne Avenue. (Public hearing closed. Laid over from August 6, 2025)
- Appeal Application and Supporting Documents.pdf
- Zoning Variance Application.pdf
- Staff Report.pdf
- Board of Zoning Appeals Resolution.pdf
- Combined BZA Public Comment.pdf
- Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing Notice Mailing Map & List.pdf
- Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing Notice.pdf
- § 15.99 Extension Letter for 418 Sherburne Avenue 5.9.2025.pdf
- BZA General and Hearing Minutes_05272025.pdf
- City Council Public Hearing Notice Mailing Map & List.pdf
- City Council Public Hearing Notice.pdf
- New Hearing Date.pdf
- Robert McClain public comment.pdf
- Maria Nguyen public comment.pdf
- Hoang Pham public comment.pdf
- City Council Presentation.pdf
- Petition submitted by appellant.pdf
- Robert McClain public testimony.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Denied
15. Considering the appeal of Stronger Sober House to a decision of the Board of Zoning Appeals denying a variance request to establish a 11-resident supportive housing facility on the property at 519 Farrington Street. (Public hearing closed. Laid over from August 6, 2025)
- Appeal Application and Supporting Documents.pdf
- Zoning Variance Application.pdf
- Staff Report.pdf
- Resolution.pdf
- Combined Public Comment.pdf
- Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing Notice Mailing Map & List.pdf
- Board of Zoning Appeals Public Hearing Notice.pdf
- June 9, 2025 BZA Meeting Minutes.pdf
- § 15.99 Extension Letter 6.24.2025.pdf
- City Council Public Hearing Notice Mailing Map & List.pdf
- City Council Public Hearing Notice.pdf
- Inez Dawson public comment.pdf
- 519 Farrington Street 7.23.pdf
- Petition submitted during public hearing.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Denied
SUSPENSION ITEMS
Authorizing the City to renew its lease with Metropolitan State University for the Dayton's Bluff Library.
- Amendment to Lease 3 - Metro State - Final.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
Authorizing the proper City officials to enter into a Joint Powers Agreement with Ramsey County to exercise their common and cooperative powers to support the operation of emergency shelter facilities.
- Ramsey County Emergency Shelter JPA - Final.pdf
- 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
16. Amending Appendix C of the Legislative Code relating to Northern States Power, D/B/A Xcel Energy, Electric Franchise.
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
17. Amending Appendix B of the Legislative Code relating to Northern States Power, D/B/A Xcel Energy, Gas Franchise.
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
First Reading
18. Administrative Ordinance placing the classification titled Deputy City Clerk in the unclassified service pursuant to Section 12.03.2(H) of the City of Saint Paul Charter (must be approved by Civil Service Commission after adoption by City Council but prior to Mayor signature).
- Deputy City Clerk Class Spec.pdf
- Deputy City Clerk Classification 7.22.26.pdf
- AFSCME, PEA, SPSO Opposition Letter.pdf
19. Amending Section 224.05(c) of the Legislative Code to eliminate the City’s provisional 90-day minimum wage rate in the City of Saint Paul for workers between the ages of 14 and 17.
- Saint Paul Minimum Wage and Youth Wage slides 7.pdf
PUBLIC HEARINGS Live testimony is limited to two minutes for each person. See below for optional ways to testify.
20. Amending Chapter 65 of the Legislative Code pertaining to golf courses.
- Golf Course Text Amendment-City Council Memo-06292026-Final.pdf
- Golf Course Text Amendment PC Resolution 06262026.pdf
- Golf Course Text Amendment-Planning Commission Memo-06262026.pdf
- HDC Resolution for Golf Course Lighting Zoning Text Amendments.pdf
- City Council Res 26-962.pdf
- Golf Course Amendments CC 07152026v3.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Amended and Laid Over for Final Adoption
21. Adding Chapter 86.13 to the Administrative Code to require City Council approval of Mixed Municipal Solid Waste contracts.
- Fort Road Fed public comment.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Laid Over to Final Adoption
22. Amending the financing and spending plans in the Department of Public Works Capital Budget to transfer Municipal State Aid (MSA) funding into the Wabasha Bridge Rehabilitation Project.
- RES PH 26-150 Wabasha.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
23. Amending the financing and spending plans in the Department of Public Works Capital Budget for the University Avenue Street Reconstruction Project.
- RES PH 25-151 University Ave Financial Analysis-Sewer.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
24. Approving the application of the Department of Parks and Recreation for a sound level variance in order to present amplified sound for a National Night Out event on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, at 271 Mackubin Street - Martin Luther King Recreation Center.
- Application_NNO.pdf
- ENS1_NNO.pdf
- Map_NNO.pdf
- Owners_NNO.pdf
- Owner_NNO.pdf
- Applicant_NNO.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
25. Approving the application of Dual Citizen Brewing Company for a sound level variance in order to present amplified sound for a Backyard Blues Fest event on Friday, August 7, and Saturday, August 8, 2026, at 725 Raymond Avenue - Dual Citizen Brewing.
- Application_BBF.pdf
- ENS1_BYBF.pdf
- MAP.pdf
- Owners_BBF.pdf
- Owner_BBF.pdf
- Applicant_BBF.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
LEGISLATIVE HEARING DISCUSSION ITEMS
26. Ratifying the Appealed Special Tax Assessment for property at 720 COTTAGE AVENUE EAST. (File No. 2604T, Assessment No. 269003)
- BJH Invoice - 03.09.2026.pdf
- Violation Letter.pdf
- PTM Contract 26-001.pdf
- abatement cost sheet.pdf
- image.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
34. Making finding on the appealed of Gary Grimes to a nuisance abatement ordered for 314 WYOMING STREET EAST in Council File RLH SAO 26-46.
- 314 Wyoming St E.Grimes Ltr.5-22-26.pdf
- 314 Wyoming St E.Grimes Ltr.6-4-26.pdf
- 314 Wyoming St E.photos 7-13-26.pdf
- 314 Wyoming St E.Grimes Ltr.7-16-26.pdf
- 314 Wyoming St E.photos.7-22-26.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Continue Public Hearing
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
27. Appeal of Lawrence Lee, Occupant, to a Notice of Condemnation and Order to Remain Vacant at 342 BATES AVENUE, UNIT 2.
- 342 Bates Ave.appeal 7-6-26.pdf
- 342 Bates Ave.Code Enf photos.pdf
- 342 Bates Ave.Fire inspection photos 6-26-26.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
28. Appeal of Tami Richardson to a Summary Abatement Order at 1547 CARROLL AVENUE.
- 1547 Caroll Ave.appeal.6-18-26.pdf
- 1547 Carrol Ave.inspector photos.6-17-26.pdf
- 1547 Carroll Ave.inspector photos.7-7-26.pdf
- 1547 Carroll Ave.Richardson Ltr.7-10-26 (sao).pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
29. Appeal of Katherine Werner to a Tall Grass and Weeds Order at 2177 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE.
- 2177 Fairmount Ave. appeal 6-25-2026.pdf
- 2177 Fairmount Ave.photos 6-25-26.pdf
- 2177 Fairmount Ave.TGW photos 7-7-26.pdf
- 2177 Fairmount Ave.Werner Ltr.7-10-26.pdf
- 2177 Fairmount Ave.Werner Ltr.7-16-26.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
30. Appeal of Jane Foster to a Summary Abatement Order at 1312 SCHEFFER AVENUE.
- 1312 Scheffer Ave.appeal.6-18-26.pdf
- 1312 Scheffer Ave.PO letter.6-18-26.pdf
- 1312 Scheffer Ave.homeowner photos.6-18-26.pdf
- 1312 Scheffer Ave.photos.6-18-26.pdf
- 1312 Scheffer Ave.inspector photos.7-7-26.pdf
- 1312 Scheffer Ave.Foster Ltr.7-10-26.pdf
- 1312 Scheffer Ave.Foster work plan.7-14-26.pdf
- 1312 Scheffer Ave.Foster Ltr.7-17-26.pdf
- 1312 Scheffer Ave.Foster Ltr.7-24-26.pdf
- 1312 Scheffer Ave.Foster Ltr.7-31.26.pdf
- 1312 Scheffer Ave.neighbor Zimmer email.7-31-26.pdf
31. Appeal of Thomas Turbes to a Summary Abatement Order and Vehicle Abatement Order at 2203 SELBY AVENUE.
- 2203 Selby Ave.appeal.6-23-26.pdf
- 2203 Selby Ave.photos 6-16-26.pdf
- 2033 Selby Ave.inspector photos.7-7-26.pdf
- 2203 Selby Ave.Turbes Ltr.7-10-26.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
32. Appeal of Gomaa Elzamel to a Vacant Building Registration Requirement at 838 THIRD STREET EAST.
- 838 3rd St E.appeal.6-22-26.pdf
- 838 3rd St E.VBR.6-22-26.pdf
- 838 3rd St E.Elzamel Ltr.7-10-26.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
33. Appeal of Jeanne Elizabeth Aura to a Vacant Building Registration Notice and Notice of Condemnation and Order to Remain Vacant at 2051 THIRD STREET EAST.
- 2051 Third St E.appeal.7-2-26.pdf
- 2051 Thrd St E.photos 6-18-26.pdf
- 2051 Third St E.Email chain 7-2-26.pdf
- 2051 Third St E.Email 7-2-26.pdf
- 2051 3rd St E.Aura Ltr.7-10-26.pdf
- Passed 7-0-0 Adopted
ADJOURNMENT
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COMMUNICATIONS & RECEIVE/FILE
- - Marcia Moermond
- - Rebecca NoeckerPresident, City Council
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- - Rebecca NoeckerPresident, City Council
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- - Rebecca NoeckerPresident, City Council
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- - Rebecca NoeckerPresident, City Council
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- - Rebecca NoeckerPresident, City Council
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- - Rebecca NoeckerPresident, City Council
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- - Rebecca NoeckerPresident, City Council
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- - Rebecca NoeckerPresident, City Council
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13. Recognizing Community Health Workers Day in the City of Saint Paul.
14. Considering the appeal of Dominic Carchedi to a decision of the Board of Zoning Appeals denying a variance request to establish a 24-resident supportive housing facility on the property at 418 Sherburne Avenue. (Public hearing closed. Laid over from August 6, 2025)
15. Considering the appeal of Stronger Sober House to a decision of the Board of Zoning Appeals denying a variance request to establish a 11-resident supportive housing facility on the property at 519 Farrington Street. (Public hearing closed. Laid over from August 6, 2025)
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.
16. Amending Appendix C of the Legislative Code relating to Northern States Power, D/B/A Xcel Energy, Electric Franchise.
17. Amending Appendix B of the Legislative Code relating to Northern States Power, D/B/A Xcel Energy, Gas Franchise.
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- - Rebecca NoeckerPresident, City Council
- - SPEAKER_03
- - Rebecca NoeckerPresident, City Council
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18. Administrative Ordinance placing the classification titled Deputy City Clerk in the unclassified service pursuant to Section 12.03.2(H) of the City of Saint Paul Charter (must be approved by Civil Service Commission after adoption by City Council but prior to Mayor signature).
19. Amending Section 224.05(c) of the Legislative Code to eliminate the City’s provisional 90-day minimum wage rate in the City of Saint Paul for workers between the ages of 14 and 17.
20. Amending Chapter 65 of the Legislative Code pertaining to golf courses.
21. Adding Chapter 86.13 to the Administrative Code to require City Council approval of Mixed Municipal Solid Waste contracts.
22. Amending the financing and spending plans in the Department of Public Works Capital Budget to transfer Municipal State Aid (MSA) funding into the Wabasha Bridge Rehabilitation Project.
23. Amending the financing and spending plans in the Department of Public Works Capital Budget for the University Avenue Street Reconstruction Project.
24. Approving the application of the Department of Parks and Recreation for a sound level variance in order to present amplified sound for a National Night Out event on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, at 271 Mackubin Street - Martin Luther King Recreation Center.
25. Approving the application of Dual Citizen Brewing Company for a sound level variance in order to present amplified sound for a Backyard Blues Fest event on Friday, August 7, and Saturday, August 8, 2026, at 725 Raymond Avenue - Dual Citizen Brewing.
26. Ratifying the Appealed Special Tax Assessment for property at 720 COTTAGE AVENUE EAST. (File No. 2604T, Assessment No. 269003)
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.

City Council - July 22, 2026 7/22/2026

ROLL CALL

COMMUNICATIONS & RECEIVE/FILE

1. Establishing one (1) new project through the Neighborhood STAR Year-Round Program as adopted via City Council Resolution #- RES 26-1052.

2. Amending ESG project budgets: funding for 2025-26 Emergency Solutions Grant activities administered by Ramsey County per the Joint Powers Agreement approved via RES 19-2110.

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

4. Establishing the rate of pay for the classification of Accounting Director, Grade 028, EG 09, SPSO.

5. Establishing the rate of pay for Public Works Supervisor II, Solid Waste, Manual and Maintenance Supervisors - Employee Group 10, Grade 038.

6. Authorizing the City to enter into an agreement with the Metropolitan Council and Ramsey County for replacement of traffic signal controllers and related work on the Metro Green Line along University Avenue.

7. Authorizing the Department of Public Works to enter into a grant agreement with the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District for the enhanced street sweeping stewardship grant to perform additional street sweeping within the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District boundaries.

8. Approving an Auto Repair Garage New Location license application (License ID #DSIBLAUTO- 000615-2026) for Discount Tire Company of MN Inc d/b/a Discount Tire for the premises located at 1350 University Ave W.

10. Amending Council File RES 26-890 to add the MnDOT agreement number and update the grant amount.

11. Approving the Mayor’s appointments of Caitlyn Brady, Sam Adams, Esmae Heveron, Tou Fang, Trever Harwell, and reappointment of Nate Nins to the Neighborhood STAR Board.

12. Approving the use of grant funds through the Ward 3 Neighborhood STAR Year-Round Program for Presbyterian Homes Foundation.

FOR DISCUSSION

13. Recognizing Community Health Workers Day in the City of Saint Paul.

14. Considering the appeal of Dominic Carchedi to a decision of the Board of Zoning Appeals denying a variance request to establish a 24-resident supportive housing facility on the property at 418 Sherburne Avenue. (Public hearing closed. Laid over from August 6, 2025)

15. Considering the appeal of Stronger Sober House to a decision of the Board of Zoning Appeals denying a variance request to establish a 11-resident supportive housing facility on the property at 519 Farrington Street. (Public hearing closed. Laid over from August 6, 2025)

SUSPENSION ITEMS

Authorizing the City to renew its lease with Metropolitan State University for the Dayton's Bluff Library.

Authorizing the proper City officials to enter into a Joint Powers Agreement with Ramsey County to exercise their common and cooperative powers to support the operation of emergency shelter facilities.

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

16. Amending Appendix C of the Legislative Code relating to Northern States Power, D/B/A Xcel Energy, Electric Franchise.

17. Amending Appendix B of the Legislative Code relating to Northern States Power, D/B/A Xcel Energy, Gas Franchise.

First Reading

18. Administrative Ordinance placing the classification titled Deputy City Clerk in the unclassified service pursuant to Section 12.03.2(H) of the City of Saint Paul Charter (must be approved by Civil Service Commission after adoption by City Council but prior to Mayor signature).

19. Amending Section 224.05(c) of the Legislative Code to eliminate the City’s provisional 90-day minimum wage rate in the City of Saint Paul for workers between the ages of 14 and 17.

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

20. Amending Chapter 65 of the Legislative Code pertaining to golf courses.

21. Adding Chapter 86.13 to the Administrative Code to require City Council approval of Mixed Municipal Solid Waste contracts.

22. Amending the financing and spending plans in the Department of Public Works Capital Budget to transfer Municipal State Aid (MSA) funding into the Wabasha Bridge Rehabilitation Project.

23. Amending the financing and spending plans in the Department of Public Works Capital Budget for the University Avenue Street Reconstruction Project.

24. Approving the application of the Department of Parks and Recreation for a sound level variance in order to present amplified sound for a National Night Out event on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, at 271 Mackubin Street - Martin Luther King Recreation Center.

25. Approving the application of Dual Citizen Brewing Company for a sound level variance in order to present amplified sound for a Backyard Blues Fest event on Friday, August 7, and Saturday, August 8, 2026, at 725 Raymond Avenue - Dual Citizen Brewing.

LEGISLATIVE HEARING DISCUSSION ITEMS

26. Ratifying the Appealed Special Tax Assessment for property at 720 COTTAGE AVENUE EAST. (File No. 2604T, Assessment No. 269003)

34. Making finding on the appealed of Gary Grimes to a nuisance abatement ordered for 314 WYOMING STREET EAST in Council File RLH SAO 26-46.

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

27. Appeal of Lawrence Lee, Occupant, to a Notice of Condemnation and Order to Remain Vacant at 342 BATES AVENUE, UNIT 2.

28. Appeal of Tami Richardson to a Summary Abatement Order at 1547 CARROLL AVENUE.

29. Appeal of Katherine Werner to a Tall Grass and Weeds Order at 2177 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE.

30. Appeal of Jane Foster to a Summary Abatement Order at 1312 SCHEFFER AVENUE.

31. Appeal of Thomas Turbes to a Summary Abatement Order and Vehicle Abatement Order at 2203 SELBY AVENUE.

32. Appeal of Gomaa Elzamel to a Vacant Building Registration Requirement at 838 THIRD STREET EAST.

33. Appeal of Jeanne Elizabeth Aura to a Vacant Building Registration Notice and Notice of Condemnation and Order to Remain Vacant at 2051 THIRD STREET EAST.

ADJOURNMENT