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P.C. Minutes - 3-28-90 Page 6 that businesses are welcomed in Hugo but should be located in the appropriate zoning district. Chairman Senkler made it clear to the audience that Mr. Krueger was aware of the conditions of his contract for deed with regard to the financial arrangement, prior to applying for his special use permit. Mr. Krueger agreed to all conditions of the special use permit by virtue of his signing the document. Chuck Henry stated he does not approve of the enthusiastic entrepreneurs locating their businesses wherever they choose to do so in Hugo. Commissioner Bob Oswald felt the City is ultimately looking for compliance with the special use permit and can see no benefit in removing or destroying Mr. Krueger's building. Mr. Krueger stated that prior to purchasing the property and planning for development he should have contacted city hall rather than rely on the advice of neighborhood residents. He also indicated he could probably find a way to pay off his contract for deed and obtain a clear title. However, he admitted that if he was forced to move his business from the building he would undoubtedly have to sell his property. Chairman Senkler reiterated that the City of Hugo made a good faith effort when issuing the original special use permit to allow Mr. Krueger to construct his building prior to his residence and the conditions of said permit were reasonable. Senkler made motion, seconded by Barnes to recommend revocation of the Special Use Permit #1987 -27 -SUP issued to Mr. Stanford Krueger for noncompliance of the specified conditions (3, 8, 10) of said permit issued 8-3-87. AYE: Henry, Thoreson, Barnes, Senkler NAY: Oswald Motion passed. Administrator Huber informed the commission that Hugo recently received a proposed sewer plan for the City of Lino Lakes. The Planning Commission requested a follow-up letter be sent to Lino Lakes regarding the industrial rezoning proposed west of Elmcrest Ave, adjacent to the City of Hugo. On March 21, 1990 the Planning Commission held a work session to discuss the City's Comprehensive Plan Map and Commissioners developed a preliminary plan. The plan allows for strip commercial development for properties adjacent to Highway 61. Residential areas include 3+, 5+, and large lot, 10+ acre development. The high density area of 10,400 sq. ft. is located primarily around Highway 61 and would allow the smaller lot size only in that area served by the MUSA. This plan map to be forwarded to the City jCouncil for review and comment Motion made by Thoreson, seconded by Henry to adjourn at 9:20PM. All aye, motion passed Carole LaBelle, Secretary Hugo Planning Commission