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MINUTES OF THE HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION- MARCH 26, 1997 The Hugo Planning Commission was called to order by Chairperson Peltier at 7:05PM. PRESENT: Waller, Harrison, Schumann, Malaski, Kellison, Pelteier ABSENT: Rubenzer Motion made by Schumann, seconded by Kellison to approve the minutes of February 19, 1997 as amended. AYE: Waller, Schumann, Kellison, Peltier ABSTAIN: Malaski, Harrison Motion passed. Sydney Harrison took the oath of office for Planning Commissioner for a term expiring 12-31-97. SPECIAL USE_PERMIT - BILL BARRETT Dr. Bill Barrett is requesting site plan approval for an addition to the commercial office building at 5673 147th St. The intent is to construct a 3000 square foot addition to the existing 4000 square foot Hugo Chiropractic Clinic Building. The proposed addition is designed to extend the existing front and rear building lines, provide a unified exterior appearance, and utilize an integrated awning design. The application involves three variances and an SUP for a clock tower/sign. This request was tabled from the February 19, 1997 meeting. Mr. Doug Frances, Rust Architects represented Dr. Barrett. Questions were raised again regarding roof runoff from the proposed building to the adjacent property on the south, parking lot drainage, depth of the parking spaces, and encroachment along Highway 61. Motion made by Kellison, seconded by Peltier to table this request until April 23, 1997, to address the following questions: 1. Runoff from parking lot to storm drain. 2. Drainage from the roof. 3. Elimination of parking spaces 1 and 19 and relocation of the proposed clock tower to decrease or eliminate the variance requested on the west. All aye, motion passed. REZONING REOT - GARYLA CASSE Gary LaCasse is requesting to rezone his 3 acre property at the southeast corner of 170th St., and Forest Blvd., from agricultural to industrial. The purpose of the rezoning and special use permit would be to construct and allow a 42' X 80' garage for his truck repair business. A general repair shop is allowed in the industrial district by Special Use Permit. The property currently contains a single family residence, a 960 Sq. Ft., garage and a 2736 Sq. Ft., pole barn. Mr. LaCasse stated he and his wife are the only employees and he is not a manufacturing business. He stated he does all aspects of truck repair (mechanical and body work). He has repaired Alpine Insulation, garbage and dump trucks, and construction equipment.