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Planning Commission meeting of March 25, 1992 Page 4 saved Hugo taxpayers about $460,000 on the CIP, Phase 2, because of their location within the City. Darrell Hansen, property owner of the proposed expansion, suggested that concerned residents pay off his mortgage, and he would close the gravel pit. The public hearing was closed, and the Commissioners asked that the following concerns be addressed by the developers, the City Engineer, or City Attorney: 1. Identify an area in Washington County where a gravel pit has been restored. 2. Impact of gravel pit on neighboring wells. 3. What is appropriate for a buffer area in addition to the ordinance? 4. Developers identify life expectancy of the existing pit. 5. Address water control after mining restoration (protected wetlands). 6. Identify when current Mining Permit expires. 7. Discussion of the bituminous plant, and whether it is allowed by a SUP or the Mining Permit. 8. Is the bituminous plant appropriate for agriculture or industrial zone? 9. Has the City created a non -conforming use? Are they able to expand? 10. What happens water after sand washing? 11. Have there been any complaints filed with the City regarding land use? 12. Include location of bituminous plant on plans. 13. Address land use after termination of expansion. Will land be developable? 14. Review validity of original Special Use Permit. 15. The applicant complete an Environmental Assessment Worksheet prior to any approval of expansion request by the council. Mezzano made motion, Davis seconded, to table this application for an Amended Special Use Permit for 30 days to allow time to answer the above listed concerns. This public hearing will be continued on April 22, 1992. All aye. Motion Carried. Michael and Patricia Harvieux of 8460 130th Street have made application to the City of Hugo for a SUP to keep two pleasure horses on their property generally described as follows: Part of the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 26, T31N, R21W, Washington County, MN. The property in question is zoned RR2, and consists of 6.8 acres. The applicant intends to provide a 16' x 28' animal shelter within the pasture area identified on the enclosed site plan. The request is consistent with previous approvals for this type of use. There were no written or oral objections to this request. Rubenzer made motion, Davis seconded, to recommend approval of the request of Michael Harvieux, 8460 130th Street, for a Special Use permit to keep two pleasure horses on his property described as: Part of the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 26, T31N, R21W, Washington County, MN. Approval is subject to the following special conditions: 1. The animal shelter located on site acceptable condition at all times. 2. The horse -pasture area identified the two horses be confined to the be maintained in a safe and on the site be properly fenced, and pasture area for grazing.