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MINUTES FOR THE CITY COUNCEL MEETING OF DECEMBER 14,1998 The Mayor reconvened the December 7th recessed meeting of the City Council at 9:00am. Present: Arcand, Barnes, Goiffon, Leroux, Miron City Administrator, Robert Museus Planning Commission members: Frank Puleo, David Schumann, Teddy Peltier The purpose of this meeting was to discuss and review the City's revised Comprehensive Land Use Regulations. Hugo residents in attendance at the meeting expressed a number of concerns regarding the proposed regulations. Mr. Pete Pedersen expressed concerns regarding limitations on the number mooring slips that should be allowed in the Oakshore Park Homeowners' Association marina. He stated that the association desire to have one slip available for each home in the subdivision, totaling 50 slips, where only 30 slips were currently constructed. The City Administrator recommended that the association apply for a SUP to record the number of slips available for the marina. A number of residents residing along Elmcrest Avenue and Everton Avenue, north of CR8, expressed objection to the City rezoning their property for industrial and multi- family housing use. Among those stating objections were Nancy McRoberts, Jerry Rossi, and Valerie Store. Ed and John Waller stated that they wished a long-term agriculture district be covered by the same regulations as the agriculture district in all matters including land use, types of building allowed, setbacks, etc. Marvin LaValle stated concerns regarding the proposed zoning of the southwest corner of 145th Street and Frenchmen Boulevard as a special planning district, as there are currently no regulations prepared to guide development of the special planning district. He also requested that the zoning for this corner be extended south to the drainage ditch separating his farm field from the Oneka Estates subdivision. The Council directed amendments to the proposed comprehensive land use regulations showing the zoning of the east side of Elmcrest Avenue as being agricultural. Staff is to prepare wording for an overlay district for eventual industrial use of the property. In addition, the proposed future industrial district is to be the width of 140 wide along Elmcrest. The proposed multi -family housing district on the east side of Everton Avenue should be moved to the west side of Everton Avenue occupying that space which was previously planned for industrial use. The east side of Everton Avenue to be zoned for urban residential uses. The Council directed that the southwest corner of 145th Street and Frenchman Boulevard be zoned for commercial business down to the drainage ditch on the north side of the Oneka Lakes subdivision.