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Planning Commission meeting of August 22, 1990 Page 3 14' Any growth of this storage facility into the expansion areas must be preceded by an amended special use permit. 15. A detailed signing plan must be submitted. 16' Developer shall be required to post security in an amount determined by the City Council until all work is completed on site. Said work shall be completed within six months of said approval or said permit shall be considered null and void' 18. No vehicles or equipment shall be stored on site until all site improvements are complete. 19. Hours of operation shall be established at the time of council approval. 20. No loud speakers shall be utilized on site. 21. The 24' X 48' house to be installed on site shall be built as per city codes and policies. 22. City staff shall be afforded access to the site at any reasonable time to assure compliance with the conditions of this permit. 23. The approved site plan shall be considered a part of this permit. 24. The developer shall relocate the west fence abutting Highway 61, 5' to the east to accommodate planting along the right-of-way. 24. Failure to comply with all conditions of this permit and development as per the site plan shall be grounds for revocation of said permit. All aye. Motion Carried. SPECIAL U1— "'MMIT REQUEST O On behalf of Northern States Power, Mr. Mark Mickelburg has made application to the City of Hugo for a special use permit to construct a 16" diameter gas main in the City of Hugo. The gas main in question will run from 175th St. south the 120th St.. and will be located between Trunk Highway 61 and the Burlington Northern Railroad tracks. The original application indicates that the pipeline will be located within the railroad right-of-way, however, since the submittal of their plans, NSP has indicated that the main could be located in the MNDOT right-of-way. Notices were sent to some 298 property owners within 300' of this project, as required. This request has been referred to the City Engineer for his recommendation. The applicants have indicated that the primary purpose of this request is to construct a new natural gas pipeline facility to serve an area which has experienced low gas distribution pressure due to customer loads in the northern metropolitan area. The proposed pipeline will reinforce NSP's gas distribution pressures and insure adequate supplies of natural gas for the northern metropolitan area. The proposed transmission line is to be designed for a maximum pressure of 720 PSIG for a Class 4 area, with an initial MOP of 350 PSIG. Permits have been applied for with the Rice Creek Watershed District, as well as other affected governmental agencies. A May 1, 1991 start date is anticipated' We are assuminq that this pipeline will be installed as per state reoera/ scOnoNruS a'': WX11 "= Mpp'"p'"=`=^r Commission may want NSP representatives to specifically address the following: