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City Council meeting of March 2, 1998 Page 2 MINOR SUBDIVISION (STORM/CHALUPSKY) Grover and Lorraine Storm, 8047 132nd Street, property owners, and Lloyd Chalupsky, 8010 130th Street, property buyer, requested a minor subdivision to divide a 14.1 acre parcel into two lots, one of approximately 10 acres and the other 4.08 acres. The property is zoned RR2. The applicants have requested two variances: 1) variance to the required road frontage for Parcel B to allow approximately 170 ft of public road frontage where 300 ft is required; and 2) to allow a 4.08 acre lot where five acres is required. The Hugo Planning Commission considered this request at their meeting of February 25, 1998, and recommended approval of the subdivision conditioned upon the 4.05 acre parcel being increased to a minimum of five acres, and the road frontage of the larger parcel being increased to 220'. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approves the subdivision with variance to road frontage for Parcel B, and lot size for Parcel A, and subject to the parkland dedication fee of $500.00 for the newly -created lot. CHARITABLE GAMBLING LICENSE (CENTENNUL YOUTH HOCKEY) The Centennial Youth Hockey Association, P.O. Box 356, Circle Pines, MN., requested a charitable gambling license to conduct lawful gambling activities at the End Zone Bar & Grill, located 13891 Forest Blvd. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved the Lawful Gambling License and waiver of the 30 -day waiting period, as requested. CONTIIVUED HEARING (FENWAY BLVD/FENWAY AVENUE EUPR) The Hugo City Council conducted a hearing of February 17, 1998 to consider making improvements and related assessments to Fenway Boulevard, from 130th Street to 140th Street, and Fenway Avenue, from 140th Street to 142nd Street. Following comments from adjacent property owners, the Council recessed the public meeting until March 2, 1998 to allow the appraiser performing the limited -scope appraisals on the properties to be assessed time to complete the work necessary to determine the maximum assessments allowed by law. The Administrator stated that the west side of Fenway would be assessed. The Bueno property located at the northeast intersection of 140th and Fenway is also eligible for an assessment. Because of the recording error, the City will need to negotiate with the Buenos to obtain an easement from them for the project. The meeting was opened for public discussion. Harley Johnson inquired if he would get credit for his two-year old septic system, and felt that the appraisal amount for his property was too high as his property is located in the 100 -year floodplain and not buildable. He stated his opposition to the project. Debra Johnson felt that 66' was too wide for the proposed road, and she would like someone to explain to her how her property could be subdivided. Scott Montgomery and Spencer Arndt both expressed their desire to have the project move forward enabling them to develop their property. Paul Glamos felt the City should have a uniform assessment policy, and compared this project with proposed improvements in the Peloquin