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Planning Commission Minutes May 27, 1987 page 4 Harstad - cont. 7. All fees relating to this subdivision approval shall be paid by the applicant including the cost of recording documents with Washington County. 8. Any driveway permits requiring access to highways or county roadways may not be issued until permits are secured from Washington County or MNDOT. 9. Payment of the required parkland dedication and/or fees must be made at the time of final plat approval. No significant deviations from the approved preliminary plat shall be made unless reviewed by the planning commission. Street signs and street lighting shall comply with city standards and the cost shall be born by the developer. 10. No fences, structure, or trees shall be placed in on-site easements. 11. The cost of utilities extended to the site and all on-site improvements to be born by the developer. 12. Utilities and other improvements become a part of the city system and must be designed to city standards 13. Stormwater holding ponds and ditches must be approved by a watershed district and maintained by the property owners(ownership to be determined by city attorney). 14. Developer agrees to participate in the cost of ditch cleaning as outlined in development agreement. 15. The DNR must review and approve any disruption of designated protected wetlands areas. 16. Public parkland be dedicated and conveyed by deed to the City of Hugo at a loca- tion approved by the city council. Location to be such that it will allow for the expansion of the park to a minimum of six acres in size in the future. 17. The final plat must comply with all requirements of the city subdivision ordinance. 18. Any connections to utility lines, to be installed, other than by the developer is to be addressed in the developers agreement prepared by the city attorney and city staff. All aye, motion carried. The planning commission also requests that the city petition the appropriate auth- ority to reduce the speed limit on 8A to 35 Ales per hour from Highway 61 to Goodview Ave. They also suggest contacting/ city attorney regarding liability of the city rising from the development and specifically the ponding areas. Bald Eagle Sportsmans Association - Special Use Permit Review - Mr. Mike Prokosch was representing the gun club in Mr. Timm's absence. He stated that the club is requesting two revisions in the special conditions regulating the club. The club is located in the east } of the SWI of Section 33, T31, R21. A copy of their schedule is provided in the file in the clerk's office and is available for review. The club's request is to reinstate the muzzleloader shooting and to calcium chl- oride Goodview Ave. once per year. Mr. Prokosch stated that at their meeting the previous evening the possibility of extending the chloride was discussed and will be decided at the next meeting. Neighboring residents reiterated their complaints of busy roads, dust, shooting during off hours, and continued noise. Mr. Senkler felt that noting two complaints through the year did not seem unreasonable and it was suggested that at the time of the violation the residents notify the sheriff's office. Mr. Schreifels felt that there was some discrimination with regard to the muzzleloaders in that they are generally no louder than 12 guage shotguns. The general concensus of the commission was that there were/s°ustantial complaints to warrant the changing of any of the existing conditions.