Subject: 2019Ordinance19-18PenaltysVOTENOCharter/Constitution
Mon29Apr2019
TO THE ABOVE NAMED; Mayor Melvin Carter in his Offical and Personal Capacitys, Council EnBanc,City Attorney, JohnChoi Ramsey Co Attorney,Official Capacity,Elections,Co Board enbanc,Auditor Chris Samuels et al,MNAG Keith Ellison,John and Jane Doe, severally,individually, personal and Official Capactys.
QUESTIONS
HOW MANY CITIZENS HAVE DIED RE STRESS OF DSI HARRASSMENTS?
HOW MANY LAWYERS ARE GIVEN PLUM JOBS OF JUDGES TO ILLEGALLY
VIOLATE THE RIGHTS OF CITIZENS.?
CityAttorneyHarrietLansing plagerized SharonScarrellaAnderson |
AFFIANT SHARON SCARRELLA ANDERSON WIDOW QUITAM RELATOR; RULING CASE;
Criminal Complaints under Construction
However in Lay Language, Tax Statement 2007 City Stole my Car,Trailer, even Porta Potty then charge re Assessments www.sharon4anderson.org
up to the Present 2019 Tax Statement Excessive Consumption/Inspections www.taxthemax.blogspot.com with 4.5 interest compounded annually, daily is Illegal.
Certification/Ratification on Stale Dated Fraud Billings months after the Fact.
THEREFORE; VOTE NO ON ALL CHARTER CHANGES
WITHOUT PUBLIC INPUT. STRICT SCRUNITY
CONTRARY to MN CONSTITUTION
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37 Ord 19-16 Amending Saint Paul City Charter Chapter 8.02 and 8.03 to clarify
signature and petition requirements.
Sponsors: Brendmoen
Letter to Council re Charter Commission Recommended Changes
Public Hearing Notice Chapter 8.02 and 8.03
Online comment re Ord 19-16
Attachments:
38 Ord 19-18 Amending Chapter 6.03.1 of the Saint Paul City Charter pertaining to the
imposition of civil penalties for violations of city ordinances.
Sponsors: Brendmoen
Letter to Council re Charter Commission Recommended Changes
Public Hearing Notice Chapter 6.03.1
Online Comment re Ord 19-18
Comment rec'd by Council re Ord 19-18
Attachments:
39 Ord 19-17 Amending Saint Paul City Charter Section 11.03 regarding the City of
Saint Paul’s Property Tax Authority.
Sponsors: Brendmoen
Letter to Council re Charter Commission Recommended Changes
Public Hearing Notice Chapter 11.03
Attachments:
40 Ord 19-23 Amending Chapter 91 of the Legislative Code pertaining to adding an
appeals process for persons who wish to appeal water bills, fees, and
other charges imposed under the Water Code, Chapters 85 - 103 of the
Legislative Code.
Sponsors: Brendmoen
Proposed Ordinance
Code Change - Redline Form
BWC Resolution 19-442
Attachments:
City
signature and petition requirements.
Sponsors: Brendmoen
Letter to Council re Charter Commission Recommended Changes
Public Hearing Notice Chapter 8.02 and 8.03
Online comment re Ord 19-16
Attachments:
38 Ord 19-18 Amending Chapter 6.03.1 of the Saint Paul City Charter pertaining to the
imposition of civil penalties for violations of city ordinances.
Sponsors: Brendmoen
Letter to Council re Charter Commission Recommended Changes
Public Hearing Notice Chapter 6.03.1
Online Comment re Ord 19-18
Comment rec'd by Council re Ord 19-18
Attachments:
39 Ord 19-17 Amending Saint Paul City Charter Section 11.03 regarding the City of
Saint Paul’s Property Tax Authority.
Sponsors: Brendmoen
Letter to Council re Charter Commission Recommended Changes
Public Hearing Notice Chapter 11.03
Attachments:
40 Ord 19-23 Amending Chapter 91 of the Legislative Code pertaining to adding an
appeals process for persons who wish to appeal water bills, fees, and
other charges imposed under the Water Code, Chapters 85 - 103 of the
Legislative Code.
Sponsors: Brendmoen
Proposed Ordinance
Code Change - Redline Form
BWC Resolution 19-442
Attachments:
City
Alisa Lein shared an event.
Time to speak up! Tomorrow (Wed) @ 5:30pm. Public Hearing.
Do you think the city council shall have full power and authority to establish, enforce, alter, amend or repeal a procedure by ordinance to impose civil penalties for each violation of a city ordinance (ie. unpaid trash bill, etc)??
Do you think the city council shall have full power and authority to establish, enforce, alter, amend or repeal a procedure by ordinance to impose civil penalties for each violation of a city ordinance (ie. unpaid trash bill, etc)??
WED, APR 17
15 Kellogg Blvd W, St Paul, MN 55102-1606, United States
See the "ORD-19-18_Civil-Penalty-Referendum-petition_v20190330.pdf" document file in this group for the petition & instructions. We are seeking 2,000+ signatures. PLEASE HELP TO COLLECT SIGNATURES!
If you are unable to attend the hearing, please voice your opinion on the city site:
https://stpaul.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=3878243&GUID=F7D7C9C0-E14F-4445-B34D-F330E1A210FF
If you are unable to attend the hearing, please voice your opinion on the city site:
https://stpaul.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=3878243&GUID=F7D7C9C0-E14F-4445-B34D-F330E1A210FF
Dangers Posed by Ordinance 19-18
The St. Paul City Council is in the process of passing ordinance 19-18, in order to grant the City Council exceedingly broad powers to enact and enforce penalties.If enacted, this ordinance would amend Chapter 6 of our City Charter (our City constitution) to enable the Council to impose an unlimited range of fines and penalties for any conduct that could be deemed to violate any City ordinance.
We oppose this charter amendment, due to its great potential for abuse.
Minn. Stat. § 410.12 governs the process by which our City Charter is amended. This same statute provides two ways to halt the council’s attempt to enlarge its penalty power.
Request the Council to Vote against Ord 19-18
First, if any member of the council votes against this ordinance, the ordinance will not pass. Charter amendments via ordinance require the council’s unanimous approval.Initially, the City Council was scheduled to vote on Ord 19-18 at its April 24, 2019, meeting. At that time, the council could not get the seven votes it needed to pass this ordinance. As a consequence, the council rescheduled its vote for Wednesday, May 8, 2019.
Since this ordinance will fail if just one council member votes against it, we urge you to contact your city council ward member. Let him or her know that you oppose Ord 19-18.
If you are not sure who represents your ward, you can find that information on the city’s website. Scroll down to click the blue “District Council and City Ward Lookup” button located beneath the picture of the city council, on the left side of this page.Then enter your residential address into the search box found in the upper left corner of the city map. The response should identify your ward and your city council representative.
We recommend that when you contact your city council representative, you should confirm your communication with an email. You will find contact information for your ward’s council member at that same page.
Petition for Referendum on Ordinance 19-18
Even if the City Council votes unanimously in favor of this ordinance, we can still defeat the ordinance with a majority vote of the electorate. This requires a referendum. The requirements for this petition process are also set forth in Minn. Stat. § 410.12, at Subd. 7. A charter amendment petition requires the signatures of 2000 registered St. Paul voters.This referendum petition to require a citizen vote on the City Council’s “penalty power,” is available for download.
For information on current signing locations where you can find a hard copy of this petition, visit: Penalty Petition Signups.
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