HomeMy WebLinkAboutNo 149 Establishing Procedures, Rules and Regulations for the Development, Construction and Maintenance of Borderline Streets on Continuous Borders Between Maplewood and North St. Paul, Including Provisions for Installation...ORDINANCE NO. 149
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES, RULES AND
REGULATIONS FOR THE DEVELOF,1ENT, CONSTRUCTION AND
MAINTENANCE OF BORDERLINE STREETS ON CONTINUOUS
BORDERS BETWEEN MAPLLWOOD AND NORTH ST. PAUL,
INCLUDING PROVISIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND MAINTEN-
ANCE OF PUBLIC UTILITIES.
THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF MAPLEV'VOOD DOES HEREBY ORDAIN:
Section 1. This ordinance is adopted for the purpose of providing
standards, establishing uniform practices, and implementing cooperative
administration between the Village of Maplewood and the Village of North St.
Paul in all matters pertaining to streets and utilities lying in and upon
streets located along the contiguous common borderlines of the said munici-
palities.
Section 2. The following streets which are partially or completely
constructed at the time of this ordinance shall be maintained as follows:
Radatz Street from Ariel to McKnight; Ariel Street from 11th
Street to County Road "C"; Halloway from McKnight Street to
North Sixth Street and Sterling Street from Ripley to Halloway;
shall be maintained by Maplewood.
McKnight Street from Radatz to Blackfoot Street; and Blackfoot
Street from McKnight to Chippewa shall be maintained by North
St. Paul.
Section 3. Any borderline streets or portions thereof which are
hereafter constructed, shall be constructed by the Village from which the
request for construction eminates. This provision is intended to mean that if
because of a development in one or the other of the two municipalities to which
this ordinance pertains, it becomes necessary to construct a portion of a border-
line street, that portion of the borderline street shall be constructed and main-
tained by the municipality in which the development requesting the said construction
is taking place; provided, however, that at the request of either municipality,
this matter shall be subject to review and reconsideration so that the portions
of borderline streets required to be maintained by the respective municipalities
shall be kept fairly equal in number of total lineal feet maintained by each.
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Section 4. All borderline streets shall be constructed so as to
conform in design to the specifications of the municipality requiring the
highest quality of street section or of any component part thereof. The grade,
the width of driving surface and the location thereof within the right-of-way
shall be subject to approval by both municipalities.
Section 5. Sanitary sewers shall be installed on the center line of
borderline streets and the service therefrom shall be available to properties
in both municipalities. Water and gas lines shall likewise be installed in
such a manner as to provide service to properties in both municipalities.
Section 6. Sewer line on Radata Street shall be installed by the
Village of Maplewood and any existing North St. Paul sewer line now in said
street shall be integrated with and shall become part of the Maplewood sewer
to the extent that such integration is feasible from a standpoint of economical
engineering; and North St. Paul agrees to turn over such sewer line or portion
thereof to Maplewood without charge or cost. Diversion of sewage from the
existing North St. Paul sewer to the new sewer being constructed by Maplewood
shall be made by cutting off the North - South line in Chisholm Street and
constructing a new manhole at a point on the said line all of which shall be
done at the expense of Maplewood and at no cost to North St. Paul.
Section 7. All plans adopted for any improvement within the dedicated
right-of-way of any borderline street common to both municipalities shall be
subject to approval of the engineering department of both municipalities.
Section 8. Whenever any improvement can be jointly undertaken by both
municipalities, such procedure will be followed, so that all benefited property
can be assessed. If the improvement must be done by one village instead of both,
the benefit to property in the adjoining village which can not be assessed by
the village which has undertaken the improvement will be subject to connection
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fees in an amount-"e--1*sw=4hftn the original assessment would have been had the
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property been subject to assessment, provided that as to street construction no
such charge as a connection: charge shall apply. Whenever property in one muni-
cipality is subject to a connection charge by the other municipality, as herein-
before provided, the municipality in which such property is located shall not
issue a building permit or other privilege to the owner of said property without
first notifying the other municipality; and failure to give such notice shall
render the municipality in which the property is located subject to and liable
for payment of such connection charge to the other municipality if the property
owner fails to pay same.
Section 9. All users of utilities shall pay service charges for the
use thereof to the municipality which maintains the utility lines; provided that
existing users of sanitary sewer in North St. Paul whose property is located in
North St. Paul, shall pay no greater charge for sewer service than what the
Village of North St. Paul charges its resident sanitary sewer users. It is
intended by service charge as used in the preceding sentence, to mean the total
of (a) the annual maintenance charge payable to St. Paul and (b) the annual
service charge payable to St. Paul, under the contract with said City of St. Paul,
plus (c) the local annual maintenance charge imposed by North St. Paul.
Section 10. Storm sewer facilities for area drainage affecting or
involving borderline streets shall be subject to approval by both municipalities.
The cost of such storm sewers shall be shared by both municipalities. The basis
upon which the costs of such storm sewers shall be distributed and shared between
these municipalities shall be proportional to the amount of square footage of
the respective drainage areas lying within the separate municipalities.
Section 11. This ordinance shall take effect from and after its
passage and publication; except that it shall not be binding upon Maplewood
until a certified copy of an identical ordinance to be adopted by North St. Paul
has been served by mail upon the Clerk of Maplewood by the Clerk of North St.
Paul.
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Passed by the Village Council of the Village
of Maplewood this day of
1962.
Attest:
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ORDINANCE NO. 149
ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
OEDURES, RULES AND REG-'
ULATIONS FOR THE DEVELOP-
MENT, CONSTRUCTION A N D
MAINTENANCE OF BORDERLINE
STREETS ON CONTINUOUS BORD-
ERS BETWEEN MAPLEWOOD AND'
NORTH ST. PAUL, INCLUDING
PROVISIONS FOR INSTALLATION
AND MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC
UTILITIES.
THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE
OF MAPLEWOOD DOES HEREBY
ORDAIN:
Section 1. This ordinance is adopted
for the purpose of providing stand-
ards, establishing uniform practices,
and implementing cooperative admin-
istration between the Village of Maple-
wood and the Village of North St.
Pau1 in all matters pertaining to
streets and utilities lying- in and upon
streets located along the contiguous
common borderlines of the said munic-
ipalities.
Section 2. The following streets
which are partially or completely con-
structed at the time of this ordinance
shall be maintained as follows:
Radatz Street from Ariel to Mc-
Knight; Ariel Street from 11th
Street to County Road "C"; Hall-
oway from McKnight Street to
North Sixth Street and Sterling
Street from Ripley to Halloway;
shall be maintained by Maplewood.
McKnight Street from Radatz to
Blackfoot Street; and Blackfoot
Street from McKnight to Chippewa
shall be maintained by North St.
Paul.
Section 3. Any borderline streets or
Portions thereof which are hereafter
constructed, shall be constructed by
the Village from which the request for .
construction eminates. This provision
is intended to mean that if because '
of a development in one or the other
of the two municipalities to which this
ordinance pertains, it becomes neces-
sary to construct a portion ofa border-
line street, that portion of the border-
line street shall be constructed and
'Maintained by the municipa)Ity ip
which the development requesting the
said construction is taking Place; pro-
vided, however, that at the request of
either municipality, this matter shall
be subject to review and reconsidera-
tion so that the portions of border-
line streets required to be maintained
by the respective municipalities shall
be kept fairly equal in number of
total lineal feet maintained by each.
Section 4. All borderline streets
shall be constructed so as to conform
in design to the specifications of the
municipality requiring the highest
quality of street section or of any
I component part thereof. The grade, the
width of driving surface and the loca-
tion thereof within the right-of-way
shall be subject to approval by both
municipalities.
Section 5. Sanitary sewers shall be
installed on the center line of border -
streets and the service therefrom
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that he is, and during all the times herein stated has been_____________________________________________
the_______________________________________publisher of the newspaper known as Ramsey County Review,
and has full knowledge of the facts hereinafter stated; that for more than one year prior to the publica-
tion r d i n a n c e -----------------------------------------------------
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tion therein of the____________ _ _ _
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said newspaper was printed and published in the Village of North St. Paul, in the County of Ramsey,
State of Minnesota, on Wednesday of each week; that during all said time said newspaper has been print-
ed in the English language from its known office of publication within the Village from which it pur-
ports to be issued as above stated and in newspaper format and in column and sheet form equivalent
in space to at least 450 running inches of single column, two inches wide; has been issued once
each week from a known office established in said place of publication and employing skilled workmen
and equipped with the necessary material for preparing and printing the same, and the presswork on that
part of the newspaper devoted to local news of interest to the community which it purports to serve has
been done in its known office of publication ; that during all said time in its makeup not less than twenty-
five per cent of its news columns have been devoted to local news of interest to the community it pur-
ports to serve; that during all said time it has not wholly duplicated any other publication, and has not
been entirely made up of patents, plate matter and advertisements; has been circulated in and near its
said place of publication to the extent of at least two hundred and forty (240) copies regularly delivered
to paying subscribers and has entry as second class matter in its local post office; and that a copy of each
issue has been filed with the State Historical Society, St. Paul; and that there has been on file in the
office of the County Auditor of Ramsey County, Minnesota, the affidavit of a person having knowledge
of the facts, showing the name and location of said newspaper and the existence of the conditions
constituting its qualifications as a legal newspaper.
That the____________ ordinaacre______________________hereto attached was cut from the
columns of said newspaper, and was printed and published therein in the English language, once each
week, for ------ oyne -------------------successive weeks; that it was first so published on Wednesday
the -------- 3_F_1i11----- day of_____Ma_3L--------------------- 19_-6 and thereafter on Wednesday
of each week to and including the ------------------- day of ------------------------------ 19____; and
that the following is a printed copy of the lower case alphabet from A to Z, both inclusive, and is hereby
acknowledged as being the size and kind of type used in the composition and publication of said notice,
to -wit:
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Subscribed and sworn to before
My commission expires--------=-----------------------------------19----
`VERNON J. PTACEK, Minn.
Notary Public, Ramsey County,
My Commission Expires Sept. 10, 1966
both props
icipaRties Water and gas
linea shall likewise be installed in such
ps to p•.tivide a e to roperties in both unicipalitiea.
Section 6. Sewer, line 1. Radsts
Street shall be installed by the ViI-
Iage of Maplewood and any exiating
North St. Paul s r line now
.aid atreet shall bee-tegrated with
andshall become part of the Maple-
wood s er to the extent that such in-
tegration is feasible from a etand-
MrthoSt. Paul l agree,g to eturn o,,
such s r line or portion thereof vto
Maplewood without charge o cost.
Diversion of sewage from the exiat-
ing North St. Paul eswer to the new
er being a natructed by Maplewood
shall be made by cutting off the
North — South line in Chisholm Street
and .... tnructin a new ,,hole t
which
hall tnt be do.hat the eapenseline l offMaple-
w d and at t o cost to North St. Paul.
Section 7. All plane adopted for any
improvement within the dedicated
r ght-of-way of any borderline at ...t
omoom.
to both m icipalitiss shall be
subject to approval, of the engineer-
ing department of both municipalities.
Section 8: Whenever any improve-
ent c be jointly undertaken by
both m �cipalities,.such procedure will
be followed, so that ell benefited prop-
erty can be asesaed. If the improve-
ment must be do,, by onevillage in
stead of hoth, the benefit to property
n theadjoining village which ce not
be a weed by the village which has
undertaken the improvement will be
subject lo tion f
not can slcton what the ew original as
ant woWd have bean had the
yroDlrty been subject to a ant,
vided that ae to street c nstruction
such charge as connection charge
shall apply. Whe,ever property in o
ic'pality ie subject to a ac
(tion charge by the the, m nicipWity,
as
hereinbefo,e provided, the m
pality in which such property Is locat-
ed shall not issuea building permit or
other privilege W the o of aaid
Property without first notifying the
otheruicipality; and failure to
if - such not!.. shallnder the mu -
cipality which the property is
located subject tD and liable for pay -
othertr of such co ,action charge W the
numirl if the property
r fail. to pay e
o Section 9. All users of utilities shall
c
Pay service charges for the use there-
of to the municipality which maintain,
the utility linea; provided that .ist-
g era f sanitary sew bn ;ort.
w
St Paul hose property is located
North St Paul,shall pay no greeter
char a for rv{ce than what the
Vill... of North aSt. Paul chargee its
resident sanitary saw, users. It i
intended by s e char¢ea used 3n
the precedinge sentence, to m n the
total of (a) the a uW man'
a ntenanee
charge payable to St. Paul a d (b)
the a ual a charge payable to
SL Paul, order the contract with said
City of St. Paul, plus (c) the local
annual m
aintenance charge imposed
byN.eth St Paul.
Section 30. Storm s r facilities
for aea drainage affecting o -
,olvingborderline streets shall be sub-
ject to approval by both m ir,jmlitie..
The coat of such storm rwc,. shall be -
shared by both municipalities. The has -
upon which the costs of such storm
shell be distributed and shared
between the
Mo. iciDalitiI. shall be
proportional to the a unt of square.
footage of the resio, tiveodrainage areae
lying within the separate municipalit.
"Sectio, 11. This ordinance shall take
effec
publication a., pt that it shall not
be binding' upon Maplewood until a
ttrti[ied copy of a identical m di-
e to be adopted by North St
Paul ,,a been served by mail upon the
Clerk of Maplewood by the Clerk of
North St. Paul.
Passed by the Village Council of
the Village of Maplewood this 3rd day
of May, 1962.
Forrest It. Schmid
Ayes - 4
Nay. - 0
Hafne
Clerk