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'-6jrj€j. l fh@@ting of Aori 1 3, 1995 Paae Leroux; made motion, Miron seconded, to endorse the concept of the Flan and direct the developing engineer, Fete Willenbring, to present the Flan to the Rice Creek Watershed District for their review and comment. All aye. Motion Carried. Mr. Willenbrinq also submitted status reports on the elevation of culverts along Hardwood Creek and the Homestead Avenue pond. Miron made motion, Leroux: seconded, that the City Council host a public meeting on May 2, 1995, Hugo City Hall, at 7:30 PM, to facilitate a meeting for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources on the various issues associated with the design for the Homestead Avenue pond outfall Study. All aye. Motion Carried. APPLICATIONS FOR SOLD WASTE HAULERS LICENSE The City received applications from Waste Management of Blaine. 1(.)050 Naples Street NE, and Pierre's DoAll Service, Inc.. 12863 Keller Avenue. HUgo. for licenses to haul solid waste in the community. HUgo City Code. Chapter 120-8. limits the number of licenses that the City may issue to six; (6). Currently, five licenses have been issued by the City. Since the completed application from Waste Management Blaine was submitted on February 28, 1995, and the completed application by Pierre's DoAll Service was submitted on March 16. 1995, staff recommended that the sixth license be issued to Waste Management. If the Council wished to allow a seventh hauler to operate within the City, a hearing would have to be scheduled to amend City ordinance. Barnes made motion, LaValle seconded, to accept staff's recommendation and issue the City's sixth solid waste hauler's license to Waste Management Blaine. All aye. Motion Carried. There was no recommendation to amend City ordinance to increase the number of City licenses to seven. At this time, Pierre's DoAll Service is not licensed to operate in the City. FIRE DEPARTMENT REQUEST Jim Wisner. Chief of the Hugo Volunteer Fire Department, requested that the City Council consider establishing a committee to investigate the need for a new Fire Hall to serve the community. This committee would be made up of serving fire fighters, interested citizens, and perhaps a member of the Council and Planning Commission. Leroux; made motion. Barnes seconded, authorizing the formation of a committee to' investigate the need for a new Fire Hall, and directing City staff to wore with the Fire Chief to establish parameters of the committee.