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P.C. Minutes - March 23, 1994 Page 5 Motion made by Peltier, seconded by Olson to forward the subdivision request (White Bear Meadows) to the City Council without a recommendation. All aye, motion passed. Frank and Jody Puleo, 6375 165th Street North, have requested an SUP to allow the retail sales of horticultural products on their property and construction of a temporary tube type greenhouse, located at the above address. The temporary buildings will be on a seasonal basis, to allow for the growing and sale of potted perennials, shrubs, and other landscaping plants. If the SUP is approved, Mr. Puleo will need to provide a site plan for approval. Previous SUP's, similar to the one requested, have been issued by the City, subject to limited conditions for reasonable hours and dates of operation, permitting of one sign constructed in accordance with the City Sign Ordinance, reasonable setbacks from adjacent property, traffic access considerations, and the condition that the permit shall expire with any subdivision of the property. Mr. Puleo stated he intends to create walking paths through the products grown on site where customers can view the products then purchase at the retail counter. Most business is wholesale. Motion made by Rubenzer, seconded by Agness to recommend approval of the request of Frank Puleo to construct a 1,008 sq. ft. temporary greenhouse for the sale of horticultural products grown on site (6375 165th St.) subject to the following conditions: 1. SUP shall become null and excluding the subdivision 2. The temporary, tube type removed in August. 3. Hours of operation to be All aye, motion passed. void upon subdivision of property, of one 10 acre homesite. structure shall be constructed in April and determined. On September 3, 1993, the Hugo City Council granted final plat approval to the subdivision to be known as COUNTRY PONDS, located along the east side of Trunk Highway 61, in Section 29 of the City. Delineation of the wetlands by the Army Corps of Engineers has made development of the subdivision, as originally approved, impossible. The developers have reapplied to reduce the number of single family homesites developed, from 98 to 57, in order to avoid wetlands. Mr. Larry Olson, Civil Engineer for the project stated that the RCWD was reviewing the revised plan on March 23 also. He also noted that the City Council had reviewed the plan at their March 21st meeting. The possibility of creating a homeowners association or an easement to the south portion of the wetland for recreation purposes was discussed.