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CNUTES OF THE HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING - SEPTEMBER 25, 1996 The regular meeting was called to order by Chairman Peltier at 7:05PM. PRESENT: Waller, Schumann, Rubenzer, Malaski, Kellison, Peltier, Ed Elliott, Carole LaBelle Motion made by Kellison, seconded by Schumann, to approve the minutes of August 28, 1996, as amended. AYE: Schumann, Malaski, Kellison, Peltier ABSTAIN: Waller, Rubenzer Motion passed. SPECIAL USE PERMIT - PELTIER/COMMUNICATIONS TOWER Kevin Peltier and SBA, Inc. are requesting to construct a 150 foot wireless communications tower on his property 5787 130th St. The 104 acre property is zoned Agricultural and guided residential. The property is currently used for agricultural and generally located south of 103th ST. and west of Goodview Ave. The tower is erected from a 15' X 20' platform, 50 feet from adjacent properties, 65 feet from Minnesota Pipeline easement, 80 feet from the nearest building. Access to the 2500 sq. ft. tower site is via the existing driveway connecting to Goodview Avenue. Several residents were unsure of the exact location of the proposed ower. After clarification and a lengthy discussion, it was determined iat notices will be sent to property owners to identify the location of zhe tower. Motion made by Kellison, seconded by Schumann to recess the public hearing and table the application of Kevin Peltier/SBA, Inc. until October 23, 1996. All aye, motion passed. SUBDIVISION - RICHARD SCHREIER Richard Schreier is proposing to subdivide 191.7 acres into 25 residential lots using a cluster development PUD. Mr. Schreier previously had the 97 acres north of 140th St. approved as an eight lot subdivision. The approved plat was based on the property's zoning, wetland constraints and a ten acre density. In response to Planning Commission recommendations during concept review, the proposed subdivision now includes a roadway between lots 13 and 14 in Phase 2, providing access to the east in the future. The developer is aware that no development would take place in Phases 2 and 3 until the water problem in that area has been resolved. Area residents were concerned with the intensifying the existing water problem, road surfaces, on site septic systems, intense development in Phases 2 and 3. Larry Ehret was concerned with flooding which may occur on his property to the north. Don Rice did not oppose the subdivision ily development on the lake prior to a solution to the water problem.