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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2021-06-14 City Council Workshop Packet AGENDA MAPLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL MANAGER WORKSHOP 6:00 P.M. Monday, June 14, 2021 Held Remotely Via Conference Call Dial 1-312-626-6799 or 1-888-788-0099 When Prompted Enter Meeting ID:994 7542 5724# No Participant ID, Enter # When Prompted A.CALL TO ORDER B.ROLL CALL C.APPROVAL OF AGENDA D.UNFINISHED BUSINESS None E.NEW BUSINESS 1.South Maplewood/Century Ave Redevelopment Study F.ADJOURNMENT RULES OF CIVILITY FOR THE CITY COUNCIL, BOARDS,COMMISSIONS AND OUR COMMUNITY Following are rules of civility the City of Maplewood expects of everyone appearing at Council Meetings -elected officials, staff and citizens. It is hoped that by following these simple rules, everyone’s opinions can be heard and understood in a reasonable manner. 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THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK E1 CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOPSTAFF REPORT Meeting Date June 14, 2021 REPORT TO: Melinda Coleman, City Manager REPORT FROM: Michael Martin, AICP, Assistant Community Development Director PRESENTER: Jeff Thomson, Community Development Director AGENDA ITEM: South Maplewood/Century Ave Redevelopment Study Action Requested: Motion Discussion Public Hearing Form of Action: Resolution Ordinance Contract/Agreement Proclamation Policy Issue: On December 17, 2019, the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners adopted its budget for 2020- 2021, which included the eventual closure of the 95-acre Ponds at Battle Creek golf course. In addition, Ramsey County owns 77-acres of undeveloped property north of its correctional facility. Ramsey County has partnered with the City of Maplewood to explore a range of development scenarios for these properties. At the June 14 workshop, Perkins+Will will be providing an update to the council on the South Maplewood/Century Ave Redevelopment Study. Recommended Action: No action required. Fiscal Impact: Is There a Fiscal Impact? No Yes, the true or estimated cost is $59,930. Financing source(s): Adopted Budget Budget Modification New Revenue Source Use of Reserves Other: Will be reimbursed by Ramsey County Strategic Plan Relevance: Financial Sustainability Integrated Communication Targeted Redevelopment Operational Effectiveness Community Inclusiveness Infrastructure & Asset Mgmt. The South Maplewood/Century Ave Redevelopment Study has the opportunity to provide a more realistic vision for these two sites should a future owner desire to change their land use. It would also give Ramsey County, as the current owner, more certainty in how the City of Maplewood and other stakeholders view the future of these sites should the County decide to sell either or both sites. Workshop Packet Page Number 1 of 36 E1 Background The South Maplewood/Century Ave Redevelopment Study Area is a top reinvestment priority for the City of Maplewood and Ramsey County. This plan is intended to outline potential impacts and a variety of development scenarios – including no development. Perkins+Will will provide the city council an overview of this process, including recapping feedback received from the three community meetings and numerous stakeholder group sessions. The project team will also provide next steps and discuss the format of the final report for this process. As additional background, all project materials – including recordings of the three community meetings – can be found on the project website that can be located at www.maplewoodmn.gov/Ponds. Attachments 1. Presentation Workshop Packet Page Number 2 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 operties 6-14-2021 Presentation City of Maplewood SouthMaplewoodÏ CenturyAveRedevelopmentPr Workshop Packet Page Number 3 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 SITEB SITEA OverviewEngagementSummarySiteFrameworksRecommendations Agenda Workshop Packet Page Number 4 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 SouthCenturyAvenue SITEB RamseyCountyCorrectionalFacility SITEA BattleCreekRegionalPark Sitesincludedinstudy isaCounty-owned,77-acreundevelopedsitein istheCounty-owned88-acrePondsatBattle SiteOverview SiteA the easternportionofMaplewoodÔsBattleCreekneighborhoodwithaccessfromSouthCenturyAvenue.TothesouthistheRamseyCountyCorrectionalFacility;tothe NorthandWestisBattleCreekRegionalPark.Totheeastisres identialpropertyintheCityofWoodbury. SiteB Creek golf course, 601 South Century Avenue. To the north, acrossLowerAftonRoad,istheRamseyCountyCorrectionalFacility. Workshop Packet Page Number 5 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 Vision A vibrant community where all are valued and thrive. RamseyCountyVisionand Goals Workshop Packet Page Number 6 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 Workshop Packet Page Number 7 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 TakearesidentsfirstapproachEngageinauthenticandconstructivecommunitydialoguewithunderrepresented communitiesBenimbleandresponsiveAdvanceracialhealthandequity ¤ ¤¤¤ In2019,RamseyCountybeganthedevelopmentofavisiontoredefineparksandrecreationfor thecommunitiesofRamseyCountyforthe21stcentury.Inadvancinga21stcenturyparksand recreationsystem,thecountywill: RamseyCounty21stCenturyParksInitiative Workshop Packet Page Number 8 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 Maplewood is a community where individuals and families of The City has and will continue to promote balanced, sustainable, The health of Maplewood is directly related to the physical and mental Equity is focused on making sure everyone has the resources they need Resilience: and supportive practices in order to ensure the needs of the present are met without comprising the ability of future generations to meet their needs.Equity: to lead a healthy, productive life.Health: health of its residents and employees. To improve health the City and its partners will not only need to address access to health services but issues like safe housing, healthy food access, active living, and community connections.Age-Friendliness: all ages are welcomed, included, and supported. Age-friendliness addresses accessibility, walkability, and safety in the public realm as well. ¤¤¤¤ The City of Maplewood has an approved set of guiding principles that describe community values that will be achieved through the implementation of the 2040 Comprehensive Plan. City of Maplewood 2040 Comprehensive Plan ÏGuiding Principles Workshop Packet Page Number 9 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 8 110collectedresponses 335collectedresponses Over130individualsparticipated 495collectedresponses Engagement and OutreachAvenues(Novembertopresentdate) Over135individualsparticipated Workshop Packet Page Number 10 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 Community Meeting 1 and Survey Workshop Packet Page Number 11 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 Adjacent:Library,NoResponse,CommunityCenterOutside:Noresponse/Library/CommunityCenter Adjacent:NoResponse/IndependentLivingSeniorHousing/SingleFamilyOutside:NoResponse/AffordableApts/WorkforceAptsAdjacent:NoResponse/IndependentLivingSeniorHousing/AffordableAptsOutside:NoResponse/Affor dableApts/IndependentLivingSeniorHousingAdjacent:LuxuryApts/MarketRateApts/AffordableAptsOutside:LuxuryApts/NoResponse/SingleFamilyDetachedAdjacent:LuxuryApts/AffordableApts/WorkplaceAptsOutside:Luxu ryApts/NoResponse/SingleFamilyDetached IƚǒƭźƓŭΛƦƩĻŅĻƩƩĻķΜΑ{źƷĻ!IƚǒƭźƓŭΛƦƩĻŅĻƩƩĻķΜΑ{źƷĻ.IƚǒƭźƓŭΛƓƚƷƦƩĻŅĻƩƩĻķΜΑ{źƷĻ!IƚǒƭźƓŭΛƓƚƷƦƩĻŅĻƩƩĻķΜΑ{źƷĻ. Adjacent:Noresponse/Ag/CoffeeShopOutside:Noresponse/Ag/CoffeeShopAdjacent:LargeBoxRetail/Industrial/NeighborhoodRetail/HotelOutside:LargeBoxRetail/Industrial/NoResponse Supportedpassive,programmed,agriculture,alternativeenergyOutsidezipcodessupportpassivetypesAdjacentzipcodesalsolikeactive CommercialDevelopment(preferred)CommercialDevelopment(notpreferred) Community Meeting 2 and Survey Workshop Packet Page Number 12 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 11 Organizations: CityofMaplewoodPlanningCommissionMembers StPaulChamberofCommerceCityofMaplewoodCommunityDesignReviewBoardCommissionMembers MNHousingPartnershipCityofMaplewoodHousingandDevelopmentCommission RamseyCountyPublicHealthVisibleCity MetCouncilTwinCitiesLandTrustInstituteoftheEnvironment(UofMN)FriendsoftheMississippi FriendsofMaplewoodNature TheUnitedHmongFamily,IncSaintPaulIndiansinAction Hmong18CouncilAfricanAmericanLeadershipForumAmerican Indian Family CenterTiwaheFoundation ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ Workshop Packet Page Number 13 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 12 Themeswehaveheard: Neighborhood Scale and CharacterMix ofDifferent Housing TypologiesAffordable Housing Options with a Path to Ownership Food Access & Community Supported Agriculture Improved Public Transit & Multi-model accessEquitable Development CommunitySpaceImproved Community ServicesEnsure Diverse Community Members have Equal Access to Development and AmenitiesEcological Assessment of Properties ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ Workshop Packet Page Number 14 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 21 ~1,300 ~3,200 ~4,400 ~1,400 ~1,300 ~1,400 ~2,100 SiteB SiteA ~12,000 ~1,300 TAZDataEstimatesandForecasts 3MÔs world headquarters anchorsaregionally significantconcentration of jobsalongI-94just tothenorthofSiteAThe Woodwinds Medical Center anchorsasignificant employmentarea justeastofSiteB ¤¤ MajorEmployment Districts DataSource:MetropolitanCouncil, Workshop Packet Page Number 15 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 22 SiteB SiteA Within 2Miles Racial3.2% Racial/Ethnic Diversity Race/Ethnic Group AmericanIndian0.6%Asian9.2%Black17.6%Latinx4.8%PacificIslander0.1%MultiWhite65.3% DataSource:Justicemap.org Workshop Packet Page Number 16 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 23 SiteB SiteA ClosetoBattleCreekRegionalParkAdjacenttoCarverElementarySchool (SiteA)DirectconnectiontoI-94ConvenientconnectiontoI-494ProximatetomajoremploymentareasLargeenoughtoincludeamixtureof uses(includingopenspace)Lessthan1milefromprominentretail area(ValleyCreek)Lessthan10-minutedriveto downtownSaintPaulWithinanestablishedresidentialarea ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ MarketableSiteCharacteristics Workshop Packet Page Number 17 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 25 SiteB SiteA Workshop Packet Page Number 18 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 17 SiteB SiteA Workshop Packet Page Number 19 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 18 SiteB SiteA Workshop Packet Page Number 20 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 31 SiteB SiteA Workshop Packet Page Number 21 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 33 Approximately40acres SiteB SiteA Workshop Packet Page Number 22 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 systems (wetlands, Publicly accessible open space via a trail network.Community space forgardening/urbanagriculture.Preservation of ecological sensitive areas and enhanced ecologicalgrasslands, forested areas).Enhanced stormwater management.Improved access and connectivity to transit.Sensitivity to adjacent land uses. SiteFrameworks EachoftheconceptsdevelopedforSiteAandSiteBwillinclude:¤¤¤¤¤¤ Workshop Packet Page Number 23 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 Housing Recreation Transportation CulturalServicesGovernmentRevenue EconomicWellbeing EnvironmentEquityandAccess a to BroadGoals: UMN's Institute on , In response to community feedbacktheEnvironmentdeveloped scenario evaluation tool better illustrate how well each potential designcouldsupportsthese CHECKLIST Workshop Packet Page Number 24 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 Housing Recreation Transportation CulturalServicesGovernmentRevenue EconomicWellbeing EnvironmentEquityandAccess and can'tcontributemuch "value"aspossible A.BetterunderstandwhatsitescanB.Minimizetrade-offsC.Promotecreativeideastocreateas Revealallwaysthatlandprovides valuetothecommunity(notjust$)Createavalues-drivenprocessof redevelopment CHECKLIST ¤¤ Workshop Packet Page Number 25 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 Bees thriving environment Biodiverse, Birds ecosystem;caringforthe WildlifeHabitat Urban Cooling dangerous change Climate islands;Reduce Lessen impactsofurbanheatCarbon thatcontributetoclimate greenhousegasemissions of Water quality dangers Environment Water relatedrisks Flood Mitigate potential stormsandotherwater and center vibrant Cultural a connect, for thrive Culturalservices gather, Provides garden can community,wherepeople Community mental Sportsfields recreation people's Golf boost outdoor to Recreation Provide connection;andenhancequalityoflife opportunities andphysicalhealth;providecommunity Hikingtrails Units Low income diverse growing a and incomehousing Society for Multi needs equitablecommunity familyUnits Housing ScenarioValue more housing a for Fulfill Single community.Providelow familyUnits to BusStops people accessible, destinations (sustainable) Safe, connecting transportationsystem Transportation Bikelanes a City revenue equitable promote to and community Revenue just, Funds Government vibrant,healthy,safe,Countyrevnue Locally ownedbusiness economic Prosperity Economy Community Cultivate center prosperity,equity,and justiceinthecommunity Childcare Workshop Packet Page Number 26 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 SiteAÏDesignScenarios Workshop Packet Page Number 27 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 A-3A-4 A-1A-2 SiteA-AllConcepts Workshop Packet Page Number 28 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 CHECKLIST Workshop Packet Page Number 29 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 SiteBÏDesignScenarios Workshop Packet Page Number 30 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 B-2B-3B-4 B-1 SiteB-AllConcepts Workshop Packet Page Number 31 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 CHECKLIST Workshop Packet Page Number 32 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 amixof shouldinclude as recommended in Scenario A-4. The housing types RecommendedredevelopmentofSiteAresidential shouldinclude a combination of single-family and multi-family dwellingunits.Smallerlotsingle-familyhousingshouldbeprioritizedtoensurecompact development pattern and increased affordability. Amix oftown homes, twinhomesandapartmentsshouldalsobeincludedtoprovideavarietyofhousingoptions.Asmallcommunityfocusedcommercialspaceshouldbeincludeda sa partofthedevelopmentalongCenturyAvenue. Site A:¤AnyfuturedevelopmentproposalforSiteAshould align withtheCountyÔs overallgoalsrelatedtoeconomic inclusion and racial equity.¤AnyfuturedevelopmentproposalforSiteAshouldincludeallofthe redevelopmentframeworkelementsidentifiedinthisdocument.Θ KeyStudyRecommendations Workshop Packet Page Number 33 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 Site B:¤AnyfuturedevelopmentproposalforSiteBshould align withtheCountyÔs overallgoalsrelatedtoeconomic inclusion and racial equity.¤AnyfuturedevelopmentproposalforSiteBshouldincludeallofthe redevelopmentframeworkelementsidentifiedinthisdocument. KeyStudyRecommendations Workshop Packet Page Number 34 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 as mixofresidential toincludea as recommended in Scenario B-4.Housing maintainedasaprivate golfcourse couldbe housingandcommerciallanduses Option 1: Site B recommended in Scenario B-1. TheCounty should prioritize the sale of the property to a private entity that will operate the siteasagolfcourse.Asapartofthefinalagreementwiththegolfcou rseoperator, theCountyshouldrequestadditionalpublicaccesstothecourse(duringnon-peak hours) and an agreement that the course will prioritize the upkeep and enhancementofnaturallandscapes/environments. Option 2: Site B could also be redeveloped typesshouldincludeacombinationof single-family and multi-family dwelling units. Smaller lot single-family housing shouldbeprioritizedtoensurecompactdevelopm entpatternandincreasedaffordability.Amixoftownhomes,twinhomesandapartments/condosshould alsobeincludedtoprovideavarietyofhousingoptions.Amixofcommercialspaceshouldbeincludedaspartofthedevelopmentloca tedincloseproximityto Century Avenue. The commercial development could include retail uses, grocery store, and possibly professional office space. Additional public uses such as a library,communityce nter,orothercivicusesshouldalsobeconsidered. ¤¤ KeyStudyRecommendations Workshop Packet Page Number 35 of 36 E1, Attachment 1 Maplewood Properties Perkins+WillengagementBoard to review options and determine if any additional due diligence and/or community engagement neededFinal P+W presentation (Maplewood CC) ÎJuneClarity re what city will support or allowNatural resources assessment ÎMay-SeptemberExplore process for gauging market interestDiscuss range of options based on community feedback and provide direction to County Project Team to engage the market Completed:In Progress/Next Steps Maplewood Properties Workshop Packet Page Number 36 of 36 For the permanent record: Meeting Date: 6/14/2021 Agenda Item: E1, Additonal Attachment Memo To:Melinda Coleman, City Manager From:Jeff Thomson, Community Development Director Date: June 11, 2021 Re: Affordable Housing Background This memorandum is a summary of: (1) affordablehousing conditions, allocations, and policies in the city’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan; (2) the current development and market for new housing in Maplewood, including anticipated construction of new affordable housing units in the next one to three years, and (3) the potential for the purchase of vacant single-family homes for rehabilitation and resale for owner- occupied residences. Affordable Housing As part of the city’s adoption of its 2040 Comprehensive Plan, the Metropolitan Council provided existing affordable housing information for Maplewood. According to the Metropolitan Council data, 77.9% of all housing units in Maplewood are affordable to households making less than 80% of area median income (AMI): 2016 Existing Affordability of Units in Maplewood Household Income Level Units% of Units Below 30% of AMI 1,2037.5% 31% to 50% of AMI2,61116.3% 51% to 80% of AMI8,66054.1% More than 80% of AMI 3,547 22.1% Total16,021100.0% Source: Metropolitan Council The Metropolitan Council also established an affordable housing need allocation for Maplewood which is based on the projections of growth of households experiencing housing cost burden, current supply of existing affordable housing, whether subsidized or naturally occurring, and the disparity of low-wage jobs and housing for low-wage households within Maplewood. The affordable housing allocation in Maplewood for the regional affordable housing need is 510 total units from 2021 to 2030. The breakdown by affordability level is: City of Maplewood Community Development Office 651-249-2300 1902 County Road B East Fax 651-249-2309 Maplewood, MN 55109www.maplewoodmn.gov For the permanent record: Meeting Date: 6/14/2021 Agenda Item: E1, Additonal Attachment Affordable Housing Need Allocation for Maplewood 2021-2030 Household Income Level Units At or below 30% of AMI 250 31% to 50% of AMI 95 51% to 80% of AMI 165 Total Units 510 Source: Metropolitan Council The city’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan is consistent with the Metropolitan Council’s affordable housing allocation and was approved by the Met Council as part of its review process. The 2040 Comprehensive Plan also includes goals and policies to support affordable housing in Maplewood: Promote efforts to upgrade, enhance, and maintain housing and existing neighborhoods. Ensure there is a diversity of housing types to meet housing needs of all types of households. Improve the availability of affordable housing for both homeowners and renters. Proposed Housing Developments There are currently eight multi-family housing projects in Maplewood in various phases of development. The eight developments include a up to 976 new housing units with a variety of housing types, including senior (cooperative, independent, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing), market-rate rentals, and affordable housing. Of the 976 units of new housing in development, 610 of them would be affordable at varying affordability levels. There are approximately 15,000 housing units in Maplewood. The majority of units in Maplewood are single-family homes, but there are 2,662 multi-family units in buildings containing more than 20 units. The construction of nearly 1,000 new multi-family units in the next one to three years would increase the number of total housing units by 6.5%, and would increase the number of multi-family units by more than 36%. Here is a brief summary of the developments: 1.Elim Care – 1534 County Rd C 141 units of senior housing consisting of independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing. 2.Maplewood Apartments – 2615 Maplewood Drive 72 units of market-rate apartments. 3.Former South Fire Station – 2501 Londin La E 148-unit mixed income project, including 59 units affordable at 60% area median income. 4.Gladstone House –1375 Frost Ave E 61-unit affordable housing project, all units affordable at 60% of area median income. 5.Maplewood Marine – 1136 & 1160 Frost Ave E Up to 65 units of affordable housing, all units affordable at 60% of area median income. City of Maplewood - Community Development For the permanent record: Meeting Date: 6/14/2021 Agenda Item: E1, Additonal Attachment 6.JB Vang – 1310 Frost Ave E Up to 75 units of affordable housing, all units affordable with a mix at 30%, 50% and 60% of area median income. 7.PhalenSeniorCooperative–EastShoreDr Project is in the early development phases, but could include up to 64 units of senior for-sale units. 8.Rice Street Gardens – 1958 Rice St N Project is in the early development phases, but could include approximately 350 units of affordable housing at various income levels. City of Maplewood - Community Development For the permanent record: Meeting Date: 6/14/2021 Agenda Item: E1, Additonal Attachment Vacant house list 1122 County Road C E, no mailing address for the owner and the City has abated the lawn mowing twice for 2018 and 2019. Missing a window/boarded up. A Craigslist scammer had sold the properties wooden fence to an unsuspecting buyer. A portion of the fence was cut down before the police arrived. 1830 Howard St N, no mailing address for the owner and the City has abated the lawn mowing twice 2018 and 2019. Heavily overgrown, gas and water are shut off and the roof is collapsing. I believe that the house has flooded from burst piping, water was shut off due to high usage. Not very noticeable from the street. My first stop I thought it was a wooded lot. 1145 Glendon St N, the yard is missing due to the abundance of items/junk. I’ve been in contact with the City of Roseville since the owner resides there and the property in Roseville appears worse. Burst piping two years ago house flooded and full of mold according to police report. I’ve been working with the owner Bill Acree, he has a dumpster on site and is currently cleaning the property. 1753 Howard St N, previous problem property. House is getting cleaned out and remodeled. “63 tires removed from swamp behind house.” 7 dumpsters of junk were removed from the property. Looks good. 2201 Hendry Pl N, the son is cleaning the house out. Keeps it mowed and tidy on the exterior. Been vacant for a couple of years. The stucco and brick look good, the trim and garage door are in need of paint. 2642 Harvester Ave E, homeowner passed away. I sent Public Works to mow the property but it had been mowed overnight. Possibly the neighbor mowed it since they were mowing when I posted it. 632 Sterling St S, the City has abated the lawn mowing once. I spoke with the owner and she informed me that there are medical issues and a divorce that they are dealing with. 796 Bellwood Ave E, keeps it mowed but the neighbor told me that the house has been vacant for years. 1930 Castle Ave, the homeowner passed away. The neighbor called about long grass summer of 2018. I sent orders and the lawn has stayed mowed since then. Looks good. 1709 Jackson St. N. Homeowner passed away. Siblings are slowly cleaning the house. There was a complaint of long grass spring of 2019. I talked with the owner/responsible party and the lawn has been kept mowed since then. George Burnside 651-776-1718 2500 Clarence St. N The homeowner Sandra Koch passed away in 2018. Flesh eating bacteria. The garage roof is collapsing and the roof over the house is in need of replacement. The neighbor has been mowing the lawn. For the permanent record: Meeting Date: 6/14/2021 Agenda Item: E1, Additonal Attachment 2231 Beam Ave. E. The homeowner is Thomas Chartrand and is using the house a hording property. The property is overgrown and there is a tree growing through the garage soffit/eve. The vehicles in the driveway are licensed and the front yard is kept mowed. The back yard is heavily overgrown with items being stored. 1068 Lakewood Dr. N. Bank owned property with many issues. The bank cleaned and mowed the property after orders were posted. 3029 Carey Heights Dr. N. The owners recently remodeled the house and had planned on selling it but due to a property line dispute involving a portion of their swimming pool and the pool house being built on the neighbor’s property they may rent instead. 2260 Van Dyke St. N. The property is boarded up. 1077 Century Ave S. The homeowner passed away in 2018. The roof is leaking on the garage. 3021 Furness Court. Previously a problem property with many police and code enforcement visits. The property has been cleaned up, remodeled and for sale. Three open permits and the permits have not been paid for. 2200 English St. The property has been vacant for at least a year and the parcel was just divided into two parcels PID: 102922330143 & 102922330144. 1239 Dorland Rd. The previous homeowner passed away and the estate sold the property. The house was remodeled/flipped without permits. The current owner is Daniel Seerup 651-408-3462. 1400 Currie St. N. Fire damage, house is being remodeled/repaired. 2287 Arlington Ave. E. The house is vacant and for sale. Looks good. 1909 Larpenteur Ave. E. Problem property with vehicles and junk on the lawn. Zillow has the property listed at action on 08-01-2019. Ramsey County still has Daniel Conroy as the owner. 1700 Barclay St. N. Tax forfeited property. MN State and Ramsey County are the owner. 1011 Bartelmy Ln. N. The homeowners passed away. 1765 Desoto St. N. Vacant house, the owner lives next door at 1747 Desoto St. N. 2170 Burr St. N. Property has been vacant for over a year. The house was posted for work being done without permits. The permits were issued and are still open. 954 Edith St. N. The house is vacant and being remodeled. 2452 Germain St. N. Vacant house being remodeled. 2524 Valley View Ave. E. Vacant house with junk being stored in the back yard. 2572 Oakridge Court E. The neighbor told me that the property has been vacant for a couple of years and that the owner returns periodically to mow. There is some damage to the exterior around the front door. Rotted wood. For the permanent record: Meeting Date: 6/14/2021 Agenda Item: E1, Additonal Attachment 2405 Carver Ave. E. Possibly vacant, it appears the property is being used as a business but the house is empty. There is encroachment onto city property at the north and east property lines. The encroachment is into the wooded city lot. 1490 Sterling St. S. Flood/water damage. 1816 Kennard St. N. The owners have moved into assisted living. 760 County Road B E. Possibly vacant. Driveway was not plowed and the property taxes are three years delinquent. Tax forfeiture year is 2020. Open window on the rear of the house. 1819 Birmingham St. Being remodeled. 395 Kingston Ave E. Homeowner passed away. The estate is in probate court. 1827 Manton St. N. Vacant and bank owned. 1742 ½ English St. N. Vacant and the property taxes are three years delinquent. Tax forfeiture year is 2020. 948 Bartelmy Ln. N. Vacant, Williams Petroleum 940 Bartelmy Ln. N. Vacant, Williams Petroleum 928 Bartelmy Ln. N. Vacant, Williams Petroleum 920 Bartelmy Ln. N. Vacant, Williams Petroleum 910 Bartelmy Ln. N. Vacant, Williams Petroleum