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City Council meeting of October 18, 1999 Page 3 VOTING AYE: Barnes, Haas, Stoltzman VOTING NAY: Leroux, Petryk Motion Carried. CIVIL, PENALTIES HEARING (RICCI'S OF HUGO) A hearing had been scheduled for 7:30 pm to consider whether "Ricci's of Hugo, Inc.," is guilty of violating the conditions of the license to sell liquor in the City of Hugo by selling an alcoholic beverage to an underage person on or about July 29, 1999. Mr. Bo Bogatty, owner of Ricci's, requested to delay the hearing until November, 1999, as he will be out of town on the evening of the 18th. Stoltzman made motion, Petryk seconded, to change the hearing date to November /, 1999, at 7:00 pm. All aye. Motion Carried. HEARING (HORTON CUP) A hearing was scheduled for tonight's meeting to consider what action should be taken by the City regarding Mr. Norm Horton's failure to enter into a revised Conditional Use Permit with the City of Hugo for the operation of an automobile recycling facility on his property at 16813 Forest Blvd. Staff had previously negotiated a revised CUP with Mr. Horton's attorney, who indicated that Mr. Horton was agreeable to the permit and would post the necessary securities. The Council approved the revised CUP on June 7, 1999. As yet, the City has not received a signed copy of the CUP from Mr. Horton, nor the necessary performance securities. Attorney Galler stated that Mr. Horton was agreeable to an annual bond rather than a three-year bond. He also requested that he be given 60 days to correct any problems rather than have an immediate revocation of his permit. Barnes made motion, Leroux seconded, to approve the Conditional Use Permit for Norman Horton subject to the requested changes. All aye. Motion Carried. TOWNHOMES OF BALD EAGLE LAKE At the Council meeting of October 4, 1999, action was tabled on a request by Mr. Mike Black of Royal Oaks Realty, that two loop roads and a cul-de-sac within the proposed the Townhomes of Bald Eagle development be constructed as private drives, and that the condition of preliminary plat approval for the development stating that 130th Street shall connect to Fenway Boulevard, and be removed. Staff reviewed the issue regarding the private drives and necessary road right-of-way, and provided a recommendation to the Council. Council member Petryk felt that the transportation study did not accurately identify the number of trips generated by the townhomes. Council member Barnes stated that much of the increased traffic on Ethan Avenue was generated by development in Lino Lakes; she also stated that she will not form an opinion on public versus private roads until the moratorium study is completed. Mike Black again stated his belief that their site plan was the best use of the property. No further action was taken; action taken for preliminary plan on August 16, 1999 stands.