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City Council meeting of May 6 Page 2 GARBAGE COLLECTOR'S LICENSE (RED ARROW) Red Arrow Waste Disposal Services, Inc., 44 Acker Street, St. Paul, MN., requested a license to collect garbage, refuse, and recycling material from commercial, residential, and multiple -residential locations in the City of Hugo. A licence is currently available due to Lake Sanitation not reapplying for their license. The City has received the required proof of liability insurance, workmen's compensation insurance, the application fee, and investigative fee, as required by Ordinance. References have been checked which indicate that the firm will provide adequate, reliable service to their customers. Miron made motion, Goiffon seconded, to grant a Garbage, Refuse, and Recyclable License to Red Arrow, 44 E. Acker Street, St. Paul, MN. The license shall expire on 12/31/96. All aye. Motion Carried. LOUCK*S AGREEMENT (ZONING AND SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS) The Council reviewed an Agreement between the City of Hugo and Loucks and Associates, for the preparation of a revised City Zoning Ordinance and subdivision regulations. A letter was forwarded to Loucks and Associates by the City Administrator requesting that certain changes be made to the Agreement, with no response from them as of this date. Miron made motion, Goiffon seconded, to approve the Agreement, between the City of Hugo and Loucks and Associates, for the preparation of a revised City Zoning Ordinance and subdivision regulations. Approval is subject to Loucks and Associates accepting the proposed changes. All aye. Motion Carried. REQUEST FOR SPEED REDUCTION (FREELAND AVENUE The Council considered a request from a resident of Freeland Avenue to reduce the speed limit on Foxhill, Geneva, and Freeland Avenues, south of C.R. 8A, and/or the installation of WATCH FOR CHILDREN signs in these areas. The City Attorney addressed the Council's legal authority to establish speed limits on residential streets at the meeting. It was agreed by the Council that signs will not lower the speed on the mentioned streets, and that the problem is "people" who are inconsiderate. LaValle made motion, Miron seconded, that staff contact the author of the letter stating that it is the Council's opinion that signs in the area will not curb speeding, and the Washington County Sheriff's Office be contacted to enforce speed limits in the area. All aye. Motion Carried. REFUND OF THE LIONS CLUB DONATION In June, 1994, the Hugo Lions Club had donated $3,200 to the City for the Purchase of additional playground equipment. Because the City had not