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City Council meeting of September 5, 2000 Page 4 BUSINESS SUBSIDY AGREEMENT (SCHWIETERS PROPERTIES) The City of Hugo held a public hearing regarding the awarding of a business subsidy to, and the approval of a subsidy agreement with Schwieters Properties, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section 116J.994, Subd. 5. The Schwieters brothers have proposed the construction of two 45,000 sq ft buildings on the vacant lot immediately adjacent to their new building, which was constructed next to the new Hugo Fire Hall. Mayor Stoltzman opened the public hearing, and there were no oral or written comments. Stoltzman made motion, Leroux seconded, to table this matter until the final draft of the TIF Agreement is ready for Council review and approval. All aye. Motion Carried. ONEKA LAKE VIEW NORTH (APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT) At its August 21, 2000 meeting, the Council tabled action on approval of the final plat for Oneka Lake View North Townhomes so the developer could present different options for development of the remaining property owned by North Suburban Builders, specifically identified as Outlot A. The developer was instructed to provide options should RCWD restrict development on the property. Lastly, the developer was directed to submit a current landscaping plan. City staff has received the revised final plat that has been modified after a meeting the developer had with the RCWD. Additionally, City staff has received the updated/current-landscaping plan. The developer and City staff reviewed with the Fire Chief, the need for a secondary emergency access, and the Chief determined that an additional emergency access was not necessary. Before they would vote on the plat, Council members Barnes and Haas requested additional information on the status of Outlot A. Haas made motion, Barnes seconded, to table this matter until all information is provided to the City Council. VOTING AYE: Barnes, Haas, Leroux VOTING NAY: Petryk, Stoltzman Motion Carried. PELOOUIN INDUSTRIAL PARK FEASIBILITY STUDY This project has been evaluated by the City a number of times over the last eight years. The first report for this project was dated April 1993, and it has subsequently been modified a number of times since then. On April 3, 2000, the Council authorized the City Engineer to update a feasibility report from the most recent report dated January 1999, which was prepared by the former City Engineer, OSM. A number of meeting with residents and property owners have been held over the past six moths, and most recently, a neighborhood meeting on August 9th with the property owners in the industrial park, and those along TH61, south of 152i0 Street. In summary, the City Engineer has determined that the project is feasible. The feasibility report recommends assessments of $1,276,910, with the City funding component of $461,550 to cover the total estimated project cost of $1,738,460.