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~ 14. Gates shall be provided at all accesses to the site and "no trespassing" marked signs shall be installed adjacent to all roadways. 15. Submittal of topographic maps of the site shall be provided to city prior to resumption of activities on site. 16. A financial deposit in the form of a letter of credit or certified check in the amount of $2,000 may be required if the applicants fail to comply with the conditions of this permit and fail to do the seeding of the ponding areas and proper maintenance of the site. 17. The property lines on the site must be identified by the applicants to assure proper setbacks are met if required by the city code enforcement officer. 18. All on site activities permitted as ex result of this activity shall not cause the altering of any watercourse, ditch, or approved drainage system unless authorized by the Rice Creek Watershed District. 19. No structures, signs, or lighting shall be placed on the site without first securing the required permits from the City of Hugo. 20. The operation of heavy equipment on site shall be done between the hours of 7:00AM and 7:00PM, Monday through Saturdays. 21. Inspections of the activities on site may be conducted by the city twice annually. 22. No activities will be permitted on site other than those specifically identified in this special use permit. 23. Any violation of the terms or conditions of this special use permit shall be grounds for immediate termination as per city ordinance. Members voting AYE: Thoreson, Henry, Jesinski, Barnes Members voting NAY: Senk1er Motion passed. Administrator Huber informed the Dotte's that this permit will give them the opportunity to prove their performance and they may apply for an amended SUP next year if they wish to continue the operation. REZONING REQUEST - MARGARET DOERRER Administrator Huber reviewed the application with the planning commission at the request of Chairman Senkler. Mr. Huber stated that Margaret and Nancy Doerrer have made application to the City of Hugo for the rezoning of a 20 acre tract of land from conservancy to agricultural. The property in question is located south of 185th St. approximately 1/2 mile west of Highway 61. The property abutts an industrial zone at it's east and south borders and abutts on conservancy zones on the north and west. Ms. Doerrer indicates that the ultimate intent is for the parcel in question to be subdivided into two ten acre tracts for future development. If the planning commission deems this request appropriate for the area and the rezoning request in question is recommended, it should be pointed out to the applicant that the rezoning does not necessarily constitute an approval of the subdivision. To properly subdivide the property in question an application for subdivision must be submitted and all of the provisions of our ordinance must be complied with. There was no one from the general public to comment. Ms. Doerrer understands that the subdivision of the property is another process which she will begin after approval of the rezoning. 4