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HRA adopts resolution to license Lower Town ramp parking to state disability services
Summary
The St. Paul Housing and Redevelopment Authority on Wednesday adopted Resolution 25-120 authorizing a parking license agreement with the State of Minnesota Department of Administration to provide parking spaces for the Department of Employment and Economic Development Disability Determination Services at the Lower Town parking ramp at 316 Jackson Street.
The St. Paul Housing and Redevelopment Authority on Wednesday adopted Resolution 25-120 authorizing a parking license agreement with the State of Minnesota Department of Administration to provide parking spaces for the Department of Employment and Economic Development Disability Determination Services at the Lower Town parking ramp at 316 Jackson Street.
The action, taken after a required public hearing, passed unanimously with five votes in favor and none opposed. Chair Johnson asked for public testimony; none was offered. Commissioner Jost moved to approve the resolution and the HRA recorded 5 in favor, 0 opposed.
Director Newton explained that the agreement is procedural because it involves HRA-owned property and said staff recommended approval. "This is a parking agreement with DEED related to state employees coming back to the office," Director Newton said during the hearing.
The agreement will license spaces in the Lower Town ramp to the state agency; staff characterized the arrangement as supporting employees’ return to in-office work. No costs, term length, or number of spaces were specified in the hearing record.
The HRA closed the public hearing formally before taking the vote. The record contains no public testimony opposing or amending the agreement.
The resolution was adopted immediately after the hearing and no additional action was taken at the meeting.
