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MINUTES OF THE HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION August 25, 1993 The regular meeting of the Hugo Planning Commission was called to order at 7:05PM. PRESENT: Davis, Schumann, Rubenzer, Peltier, Administrator Museus, Carole LaBelle ABSENT: Oswald, Olson, Agness Motion made by Davis, seconded by Rubenzer to approve the minutes of July 28, 1993 as amended. AYE: Davis, Rubenzer, Peltier ABSTAIN: Schumann David Schumann was sworn in as Planning Commissioner. PUBLIC HEARING - B. SNELL- SUP Brad and Audrey Snell have applied for a special use permit to exceed the permitted accessory storage on their property at 14927 Forest Blvd. No. Mr. Snell would like to construct an 864 sq. ft. garage on their property while maintaining an additional 548 sq. ft. of accessory buildings, exceeding the allowable limit by 202 sq. ft. They are permitted a 1,000 sq. ft. garage, and 260 sq. ft. of accessory storage in an SFU district. Motion made by Rubenzer, seconded by Peltier to recommend approval of the special use permit request of Brad & Audrey Snell to construct an 864 sq. ft. accessory building on their property at 14927 Forest Blvd. subject to the following conditions: 1. Owner provide a financial deposit in the amount of $1,000 to ensure the removal of the existing 12 X 14 building. 2. The removal of the 12 X 14 building must be removed within 60 days of completion of the the 24' X 36' building. All aye, motion passed. PUBLIC HEARING - CHALUPSKY/STORM SUP Grover Storm and Lloyd & Vicky Chalupsky have applied for a special use permit to construct a garage on part of the southwest 1/4 of the southeast 1/4, Section 27, T31N, R21W, Washington County, Minnesota without a home on the parcel. The Chalupsky's are purchasing the property from Mr. Storm on a contract for deed and are living on an adjacent parcel. City code Chapter 320-5, Subd. H. (1), states that no accessory building or use shall be constructed or developed on a lot prior to construction of a principal building to which it is accessory, except by special use Permit. The Chalupsky's have an ownership interest in both parcels and have indicated their intent to maintain ownership of both parcels. The City is at risk in granting this special use permit in that at some future date the parcel with the accessory building may be sold independently from the Chalupsky's home.