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Continued to Sept. to correct Fraudulent Billings denying public Testimony.
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City of Saint Paul - Meeting of City Council on 4/15/2020 at 3:30 PM
City of Saint Paul - Meeting of City Council on 4/15/2020 at 3:30 PM
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If in Fact any Contracts to do business withExecutive Branch Agencies Recommend the FCC Revoke and Terminate China Telecom’s Authorizations to Provide International Telecommunications Services in the United States | OPA | Department of Justice
China is going to face "a day of reckoning" for the global coronavirus pandemic, not only killed Americans but damaging the economy, according to economist Stephen Moore on Newsmax TV. Read More Here
| RES PH 20-60 | 1 | 23 | Ratifying Assessment-2019 SMSP Sealcoating Street and/or Alley | Resolution-Public Hearing | Ratifying the assessment for the 2019 Street Maintenance Service Program-Sealcoating Street and/or Alley. (File No. 195600, Assessment No. 19560 |
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| ile #: | RES PH 20-60 Version: 1 | Name: | Ratifying Assessment-2019 SMSP Sealcoating Street and/or Alley |
| Type: | Resolution-Public Hearing | Status: | Agenda Ready |
| In control: | City Council |
| Final action: |
| Title: | Ratifying the assessment for the 2019 Street Maintenance Service Program-Sealcoating Street and/or Alley. (File No. 195600, Assessment No. 195600) |
| Sponsors: | Amy Brendmoen |
| Attachments: | 1. Assessment Roll, 2. Burton assessment letter, 3. Wilson email |
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TO the Above Named, Media et al Council MEETING MAR 25TH2020
Any Disparaging remarks vs President Donald Trump at this Crisis Cova-19
Health Issues is NOT taken lightly.
THEREFORE SANCTUARY CITY ST. PAUL,MN
GUIDE YOURSELVES ACCORDINGLY.
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The Como Lake Pavilion
The longtime food service provider for Como Park Zoo will take over the food and programming concessions at the Como Lake Pavilion after the restaurant's previous owner decided to scale back his business obligations.
Lancer Hospitality will assume the existing contract with the city of St. Paul to operate Spring Cafe with few if any expected changes, according to city Parks and Recreation spokeswoman Clare Cloyd.
Lancer will be the fourth food vendor to operate in the historic pavilion space since 2015.
Lancer is also acquiring Red River Kitchen, which serves food out of a restored grain elevator along the Mississippi River near downtown St. Paul. Spring Cafe and Red River Kitchen were owned by Matty O'Reilly, who runs Republic in Minneapolis and Bar Brigade in St. Paul.
O'Reilly is traveling in Southeast Asia and was not available Monday for comment. But in an e-mail, he confirmed selling Spring Cafe and the Red River Kitchen as part of a "conscious decision to downsize." He said he wants to focus on his year-round ventures and is looking forward to taking summers off to spend more time with his family. In addition, he's planning to finish up his MBA in May — "so the timing is great for me!"
St. Paul Parks and Recreation Director Mike Hahm said he has two decades of experience working with Lancer.
"I have a lot of confidence in Lancer based on their history in the park and their knowledge of our seasonality," he said Monday. "I am confident that they're up to the task here. They know the park and they want to be here for the right reasons."
"Different from previous transitions at this facility, only the underlying ownership of the current service partner is changing. The current management contract remains in place and the foundations of service will remain the same," she wrote.
In an email Tuesday, Lancer marketing director Ashley Turner said the 30-year veteran of the hospitality industry is confident it will be successful, despite the frequent turnover in the pavilion's operations.
"Our plans for Spring Café are to continue many of the same menu selections, while our culinary teams develop additional offerings to enrich the menu and experiences," she said. "We're excited to continue scheduling events that have been held historically at the Pavilion and to book new events and we're looking forward to creating innovative and first class culinary and dining experiences for our guests and the community."
The agreement with Spring Cafe, which started April 1 of last year and goes through Dec. 31, 2023, calls for the restaurant's owners to pay the city a minimum of $100,000 a year and a total of $575,000 over the life of the contract — essentially 10 percent of the restaurant's monthly gross revenue.
Dockside was chosen in January 2015 to replace Black Bear Crossings, a coffee shop that had occupied the pavilion for years, that was ousted from the space after city officials decided they should be getting heftier revenue from the pavilion and its picturesque setting.
Black Bear owner David Glass later sued the city for breach of contract and won an $800,000 settlement. The city made its final payment of $137,500 to Glass in July 2018.
St. Paul reaches $800,000 settlement with Como Park cafe ...
www.startribune.com › st-paul-reaches-800-000-settlement-with-com...
Aug 22, 2014 - The owners of Black Bear Crossings sued the city over its refusal to renew the vendor's lease at the Lakeside Pavilion.
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TO the Above Named, Media et al Council MEETING MAR 25TH2020
Any Disparaging remarks vs President Donald Trump at this Crisis Cova-19
Health Issues is NOT taken lightly.
THEREFORE SANCTUARY CITY ST. PAUL,MN
GUIDE YOURSELVES ACCORDINGLY.
Today Mayor Carter announced a $3.25 million
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Today Mayor Carter announced a $3.25 million
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Affiant Sharon4USA Senior takes issue with Carters Relief Fund, has No Provisions 4 Seniors,Homeless,Disabled and or Property Tax Relief.
Further Video RElay DOES NOT at this time provide for Public Input in Video.
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he Consent Agenda was Wacked thro without decending to particulars n a message dated 3/24/2020 5:19:18 AM Central Standard Time, sharon4anderson@aol.com writes:
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China is going to face "a day of reckoning" for the global coronavirus pandemic, not only killed Americans but damaging the economy, according to economist Stephen Moore on Newsmax TV. Read More Here
Trump Admin Moves To ‘Revoke And Terminate’ China-Owned Company From Operating In U.S. – We The People Daily Thank God and President Donald Trump to
Japan announced this week that it would spend billions of dollars to help its firms move their production out of China and back to Japan or to other countries.
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The current City Council, left to right: Rebecca Noecker, Ward 2 | Mitra Jalali, Ward 4 | Chris Tolbert, Ward 3 |
Amy Brendmoen, Ward 5 and Council President | Nelsie Yang, Ward 6| Dai Thao, Ward 1 | Jane L. Prince, Ward 7
Amy Brendmoen, Ward 5 and Council President | Nelsie Yang, Ward 6| Dai Thao, Ward 1 | Jane L. Prince, Ward 7
| RES 20-621 | 1 | 10 | Resolution | Condemning xenophobia and racism against Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in the City of Saint Paul. | Not available | Video |
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Multiple federal executive branch agencies announced on Thursday that they have unanimously recommended to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that it “revoke and terminate” a Chinese state-owned telecom service provider’s ability to operate in the United States.
The six federal agencies that made the recommendation against China Telecom Corp. were led by the Department of Justice and included the Departments of Homeland Security, Defense, State, Commerce, and the United States Trade Representative.
“The Department of Justice led the review of China Telecom’s authorizations, and it based the recommendation on developments since the authorizations were last transferred in 2007, including China Telecom’s failure to comply with the terms of an existing agreement with the Department,” the DOJ said in a statement. “In its recommendation, the Executive Branch agencies identified substantial and unacceptable national security and law enforcement risks associated with China Telecom’s operations, which render the FCC authorizations inconsistent with the public interest.”
The DOJ highlighted the following five bullet points on why the executive branches made the recommendation:
- The evolving national security environment since 2007 and increased knowledge of the PRC’s role in malicious cyber activity targeting the United States;
- Concerns that China Telecom is vulnerable to exploitation, influence, and control by the PRC government;
- Inaccurate statements by China Telecom to U.S. government authorities about where China Telecom stored its U.S. records, raising questions about who has access to those records;
- Inaccurate public representations by China Telecom concerning its cybersecurity practices, which raise questions about China Telecom’s compliance with federal and state cybersecurity and privacy laws; and
- The nature of China Telecom’s U.S. operations, which provide opportunities for PRC state-actors to engage in malicious cyber activity enabling economic espionage and disruption and misrouting of U.S. communications.
“Today, more than ever, the life of the nation and its people runs on our telecommunications networks,” said John C. Demers, Assistant Attorney General for National Security. “The security of our government and professional communications, as well as of our most private data, depends on our use of trusted partners from nations that share our values and our aspirations for humanity. Today’s action is but our next step in ensuring the integrity of America’s telecommunications systems.”
The move comes as American’s views towards China have rapidly soured in response to the coronavirus pandemic which originated in China and has devastated the world. China has been accused of lying about the outbreak, trying to cover it up, and not reporting truthful figures about the extent of the epidemic inside its borders.
The Washington Post repor
The Washington Post reported that “a new poll shows that, outside the Beltway, the coronavirus crisis is actually bringing Americans together on the China issue. Republicans and Democrats now largely agree that the Chinese government bears responsibility for the spread of the pandemic, that it can’t be trusted on this or any other issue, and that the U.S. government should maintain a tough position on China on trade and overall, especially if Beijing again falters in its commitments.”
Japan announced this week that it would spend billions of dollars to help its firms move their production out of China and back to Japan or to other countries.
Author: Ryan Saavedra
Source: Daily Wire: Trump Admin Moves To ‘Revoke And Terminate’ China-Owned Telecom Firm From Operating In U.S.
The move comes as American’s views towards China have rapidly soured in response to the coronavirus pandemic which originated in China and has devastated the world. China has been accused of lying about the outbreak, trying to cover it up, and not reporting truthful figures about the extent of the epidemic inside its borders.
The Washington Post repor
The Washington Post reported that “a new poll shows that, outside the Beltway, the coronavirus crisis is actually bringing Americans together on the China issue. Republicans and Democrats now largely agree that the Chinese government bears responsibility for the spread of the pandemic, that it can’t be trusted on this or any other issue, and that the U.S. government should maintain a tough position on China on trade and overall, especially if Beijing again falters in its commitments.”
Japan announced this week that it would spend billions of dollars to help its firms move their production out of China and back to Japan or to other countries.
Author: Ryan Saavedra
Source: Daily Wire: Trump Admin Moves To ‘Revoke And Terminate’ China-Owned Telecom Firm From Operating In U.S.
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