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Hugo City Council Meeting Minutes for June 2, 2014 <br />Page 5 of 7 <br />for the RCWD for them to evaluate this project. A letter has been sent to the DNR requesting a <br />meeting to discuss funding and ownership of the structure with RCWD and Ramsey, <br />Washington, and Anoka County. <br />Haas spoke about the meeting held with the Ramsey, Anoka, and Washington County <br />Commissioners on May 28th. The Commissioners indicated they would be asking their Boards to <br />support correspondence to the DNR endorsing the City's efforts. Haas asked staff to request <br />copies of the letters from the other Counties. <br />City Administrator Bryan Bear stated that staff will be scheduling a meeting with the DNR. <br />Petryk made motion, Klein seconded, to appoint Weidt and Petryk to attend this meeting, with <br />Haas as an alternate. <br />All Ayes. Motion carried. <br />Update on Bonding Bill <br />The City of Hugo requested $3 million be put into the bonding bill for three stormwater re -use <br />projects to be done in the City of Hugo. City Administrator Bryan Bear and City Engineer Jay <br />Kennedy had presented this to various groups at the capital, and seemed to get a warm reception; <br />however, the approved bonding bill did not include these projects. Bear asked Council how they <br />would like to move these projects forward. He suggested that staff presents some ideas to the <br />water committee and report back to the City Council. <br />Haas made motion, Klein seconded, to direct staff to provide a plan on how to implement water <br />reuse projects and funding options for those projects. <br />All Ayes. Motion carried. <br />Update on the Rush Line Open House and Discussion on Alternatives <br />The Council attended the Rush Line Open House on May 29, 2014 at the Forest Lake Service <br />Center at 4:30 p.m. The purpose of the Open House was to gather input on the Rush Line <br />Corridor project, specifically the study on the two proposed transit routes between St. Paul and <br />Forest Lake. One option would involve bus rapid transit along the I -35E corridor. The other <br />option would involve the rail corridor, terminating in White Bear Lake with the possibility of <br />extending further north. The Rush Line Corridor Task force has appointed a policy committee <br />and a technical committee to study both options. City Administrator Bryan Bear asked Council if <br />they would like to provide feedback on a preferred route or alternatives to the two routes being <br />proposed. <br />Haas stated he was a member of this committee many years ago. Hugo is not in either of the <br />options, and if Hugo wanted to be, they would need to reconsider their past decision to not be a <br />part of the rapid transit taxing district, which he was not in favor of. The Council agreed they <br />should not take a position, but continue to follow developments on the rail corridor. <br />No formal action was taken. <br />
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