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P.C. Meeting - April 2-6, 1995 Page 2 1. Maintenance of the monument and its easement shall be the responsibility of the Duck Pass Homeowners Association. 2. The covenants of the Duck Pass Homeowners Association shall be amended to provide for maintenance of the monument and its easement area, as well as providing a funding mechanism for such maintenance. 3. At any time the monument falls into a state of repair, the Council may terminate this special use permit and remove the monument subject only to notice of the Council's intention, in advance, to the homeowners association. 4. A fine of $500 should be imposed for failure to obtain permit. AYE: Kellison, Schumann, Peltier NAY: Miltz-Miller, Agness Motion passed. SPECIAL USE PERMIT/SHEPHERD OF THE FIELDS Shepherd of the Fields Lutheran Church, 6000 148th St., Hugo has requested a special use permit to construct a tower structure to hold a church bell on their property at the above address. The structure will meet all setback requirements. Chairman Peltier opened the public hearing. No one from the public commented. James Brevig, representative from the church stated that they may include a cross to the top of the tower or to the sides. They do not plan to use the structure for storage. Motion made by Agness, seconded by Schumann to recommend approval of the request of Shepherd of the Fields Lutheran Church to construct a bell tower at 6000 148th St. All aye, motion passed. SPECIAL USE PERMIT/LESSARD-NYREN Lessard/Nyren Utilties Incorporated, 17385 Forest Blvd. North, has requested an SUP to maintain exterior storage as a principal use on their property at the above address. Hugo City Code 320-5, Subd. N, states that exterior storage becomes a principal use of a lot when the exterior storage occupies 30% or more of the floor area of the existing principal building on the lot and established the following standards for such use. Chairman Peltier opened the public hearing. Gene Riopel, owner of the property on the east was concerned about runoff into his field. Lessard/Nyren stated they will create a swale to retain the water on their property. The applicants are proposing to use the entire property, not already used for structures or bituminous, as exterior storage. They will not be installing additional bituminous. Material to be stored will be only dry goods used for utility installation. Five to six foot pine trees will be planted around the pond, adjacent to Forest Blvd., and on the sides. Fencing will be installed prior to planting trees. The applicants are willing to listen to neighbors complaints and work out solutions to any problems.