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6/7/1999
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City Council meeting of June 7. 1999 <br />Page 6 <br />distribution, manufacture, and sale of gas energy in this City. The hearing was opened with Mr. Arnie <br />Hendrickson of Minnegasco stating why the City should approve the ordinance. John Werdish and Mike <br />Mayerchak of NSP answered with reasons why the City should deny the ordinance and stay with NSP. <br />John Peterson, president of Oakwood Land Development, stated that although both firms were reputable, <br />he would choose NSP to service his developments. The hearing was then closed, and the Council then <br />discussed the issue agreeing that duplication of service was not in City's best interest. Councilman Haas <br />questioned who was responsible for legal costs to draft the ordinance. <br />Stoltzman made motion, Haas seconded, to deny adoption of a proposed ordinance granting Minnegasco <br />a non-exclusive fi-anchise to operate within the City of Hugo, based on unnecessary duplication of <br />services. <br />All aye. Motion Carried. <br />PUBLIC EUPROVEMENT PETITION (GREENE AVENUE) <br />The Council considered a petition signed by owners of not less than 35% in frontage of the real property <br />abutting Greene Avenue, north of Oneka Lake Blvd., requesting that Greene Avenue be improved by the <br />construction of curb, gutter, bituminous surfacing, and storm sewer, pursuant to MS 429. If the City <br />Council desired to consider the making of such improvements, staff recommended that the City Engineer <br />be directed to prepare a feasibility report and cost estimate for the construction of such improvements <br />and schedule a public improvement hearing on or after July 6, 1999. <br />Leroux made motion, Barnes seconded, to accept the petition from homeowners along Greene Avenue, <br />and authorize the City Engineer to prepare a feasibility report and cost estimate for the construction of <br />such improvements, and schedule a public improvement hearing for July 6, 1999. <br />Tom Raster, property owner on Greene Avenue, voiced his disapproval of the project stating he had no <br />need for curb and gutters and would gain no benefit. Councilman Haas was concerned that the City <br />would expend $3,000 for a feasibility study for a project that would be opposed by property owners. <br />Leroux and Barnes withdrew their motion. <br />Petryk made motion, Haas seconded, to table action on the petition until the meeting of June 21, 1999, <br />pending the City Engineer re-examining the need for a 24' rural section to determine if ditches would be <br />mandatory for drainage. <br />VOTING AYE: Barnes, Haas, Leroux, Petryk <br />VOTING NAY: Stoltzman <br />Motion Carried. <br />BALD EAGLE INDUSTRIAL PARK (SCOPE OF WORK) <br />Andi Moffatt of WSB reviewed with the Council the scope of work to determine the feasibility of <br />mitigating the wetlands present in the Bald Eagle Industrial Park 2nd Addition. <br />
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