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-0 , The regular meeting of the Hugo Planning Commission was called to order by Chairman Peltier at 7:00PM. PRESENT: Agness, Schumann, Rubenzer, Malaski, Kellison, Peltier Motion made by Rubenzer, seconded by Malaski to approve the minutes of June 22, 1994 as amended. All aye, motion passed. Richard Tschida of D.T. Properties has requested to subdivide 8.89 acres into three lots at the northeast intersection of Highway 61 and 170th St. The area is zoned Retail Business. The City has not received confirmation from Washington County regarding the adequacy of sites for on site sewage treatment systems. The City also, has not received driveway permits from Washington County for access to County Road 4 or MNDOT for access to Trunk Highway 61. If this subdivision is approved the City will also require legal descriptions for each of the three parcels created. Mr. Dick Tschida stated that he has not filed applications with RCWD or the DNR. He stated that approximately 18" of fill would be required for building pads on the sites. A report from Dale Eklin indicated that seasonal water level is 10" to 12" below grade. Mr. Tschida indicated he will work with the City regarding location of driveway permits and that if a holding pond is required he would comply. White Bear Furniture has expressed interest in a site of his proposed size. Motion made by Schumann, seconded by Kellison to recommend approval of the request of Dick Tschida to subdivide 8.89 acres, zoned retail business, into three lots of approximately 3 acres each subject to the following special conditions. 1. Driveway access be obtained from by city staff. 2. RCWD and DNR permits be obtained All aye, motion passed. the county and/or MNDOT and approved if required prior to approval. A public hearing was held to consider the application of Mr. William Schifsky to subdivide approximately 2.1 acres from his industrial zoned property, located at 5885 165th St. North. The proposed parcel is to be transferred to Garland & Kevin Vacinek, 5855 165th St., as expansion space for their concrete yard ornament manufacturing business. The City requires a legal description for the 2.1 acres to be subdivided from Mr. Schifsky's property, a legal description combining the subdivided property with the Vacinek property and confirmation of the public easements by the Rice Creek Watershed District. Kevin and Garland Vacinek stated they would combine the 2.1 acre parcel with their existing property.