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City Council meeting of April 17, 1995 <br />Page 2 <br />PUBLIC HEARING (GLACIER INTERNATIONAL SURD) <br />A public hearing was held to consider the request of Glacier <br />International, 5211 130th Street. to subdivide Lot 1, Bald Eagle <br />Industrial Park, to create two parcels of approximately two acres and one <br />acre. The property is zoned industrial, and the resulting subdivision <br />would meet the requirements of City ordinance. The intention of Glacier <br />International is to sell the one acre parcel to Wilson Tool for use in <br />Wilson Tool's expansion plans. The public hearing was called to order, <br />and there were no oral or written comments. <br />Barnes made motion, Leroux seconded, to approve the request of Glacier <br />International, 5211 130th Street, to subdivide Lot 1 in the Bald Eagle <br />Industrial Park into two parcels of approximately two acres and one acre. <br />All aye. Motion Carried. <br />ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE <br />Based on Council direction at the Council meeting of April 3, 1995, a <br />revised animal control ordinance was reviewed by the Council. <br />Miron made motion. Barnes seconded, to table this matter until May 1, <br />1995, to allow time for the City Attorney to make the requested changes. <br />All aye. Motion Carried. <br />FIRE DEPARTMENT STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES (SOF') <br />LaValle made motion, Goiffon seconded, to table this matter until May 1. <br />1995, to allow more time to make the requested changes to the document. <br />All aye. Motion Carried. <br />CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY <br />Mr. Kien Peterson, the State's contracted electrical inspector for Hugo, <br />has requested that the City Council consider adoption of a Certificate of <br />Occupancy requirement for structures in the community, in accordance with <br />the State Building Code. Mr. Peterson has experienced problems in <br />conducting required electrical inspections after occupancy of these <br />structures by homeowners. He feels that the requirements for a <br />Certificate of Occupancy will provide for better code enforcement. The <br />Council questioned the magnitude of the problem, and what effect adoption <br />of this requirement would have on accessory buildings. <br />Goiffon made motion, Leroux seconded, directing the City Administrator to <br />draft a policy/ordinance requiring Certificates of Occupancy for all <br />structures in accordance with the State Building Code, and provide <br />information regarding noncompliance with the building code in the <br />community. <br />All aye. Motion Carried. <br />