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P.C. Minutes - May 23, 1990 page 3 3. Building permit shall be applied for within 180 days of special use permit approval and substantial construction of any building and improvements must be underway within 180 days of building permit issuance. 4. The property lines must be identified on site by the property owner to assure proper setbacks when buildings are under construction. 5. No commercial or industrial use of the property shall be permitted. 6. No building permits shall be issued until the required permits are secured from the Rice Creek Watershed District. 7. No significant deviations from the approved site plan shall be permitted unless reviewed by the planning commission and city council, followed by an amended special use permit. G. The site must be policed and maintained on a regular basis with regard to litter and on site nuisances. 9. Any exterior lighting for activities proposed on site must be approved by the city code enforcement officer. 10. Driveways and parking areas shall be of bituminous surface and striped as per the approved site plan. The required permits from MNDOT for access the Highway 61 must be secured. 11. No fences, structures, vegetation may be placed in on site easements. 12. The required sign permits shall be secured prior to erecting of any signs on site. 13. No exterior storage may be permitted on site with the exception of licensed automobiles unless such storage is in an approved fenced area. 14. Refuse storage and service area shall be as identified on the site plan and shall provide for adequate refuse removal and recycling as required by the Washington County Health Department. 15. Although, not required it is recommend that a pedestrian walkway be installed to provide access from the residential building to the existing sidewalk area adjacent to Highway 61. 16. The owners shall permit access to the site in question at reasonable times by the city code enforcement office to assure compliance with this special use permit. 17. A drainage and water retention plan must be approved by the city engineer prior to final approval of the special use permit . All aye, motion passed. Mabel Hauble of 5480 North 125th St. has made application to the City of Hugo for the rezoning of a 5 acre tract of land from agricultural to RR2. It is Mrs. Hauble's intent to transfer a large tract of her existing homestead to her sons and retain her home and a 5 acre parcel. This application is being made in conjunction with a minor subdivision request which follows on this agenda. The applicants are desirous of keeping the majority of the property in question which consists of approximately 79.4 acres into larger parcels, therefore, the unusual nature of this request. The property to the south is zoned RR2, while the property to the east, north, and west is zoned agricultural. The parcel to be rezoned is identified as parcel 8 on the proposed minor subdivision and is located