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MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION June 24, 1987 The regular meeting of the Planning Commission was called to order by Chair- man Rudisill at 7:OOPM. PRESENT: Blanchard, Sullivan, Senkler, Jesinski, Olson, Rudisill, Administrator Huber, Carole LaBelle, Chuck Henry. Motion made by Senkler, seconded by Blanchard to approve the minutes of May 27, 1987 as amended. The oath of office was administered to Chuck Henry as the newest member of the Planning Commission. The Stoltzman public hearing was called to order at 7:05PM. Laura Stoltzman - Subdivision - Mr. Huber stated that Mrs. Laura Stoltzman has made application to the City for a minor subdivision and waiver of formal platting requirements involving a 40 acre tract of land identified as the, Northeast i of the NOrtheasti of Section 15, T31, R21W, in the City of Hugo. The property is located on the southwest corner of 157th St. and Ingersoll Ave. It is the intent of Mrs. Stoltzman to subdivide said property into 4 ten acre tracts for residential purposes. The property is currently zoned agricultural and is setting in idle acres. There is currently a dwelling on proposed Parcel A of the preliminary survey and it is our understanding that proposed Parcel D is to be conveyed for the purpose of constructing a residen- tial dwelling. All of the areas surrounding the tract in question are zoned agricultural. If the Planning Commisson acts to recommend approval of this subdivision and waiver of formal platting requirements we would recommend that said action be subject to 13 special conditions. There was no one from the general public to comment on this subdivision. Mr. Walter Stoltzman Jr. stated that the property was used as landfill but most of the filling was done on Lot C. Mr. Stoltzman noted that the dumping was not in the new areas. In the last 7 years only building materials have been dumped on the property. Several tires were buried below the frost line. Mr. Stoltzman indicated that Rice Creek Watershed had visited the property on Monday, June 22, and did not feel there was any problem. It is the in- tention of the applicants to sell the property to other family members who are well aware of the previous use of the property. The public hearing was closed at 7:14PM. There was some question whether the property was precisely 40 acres to allow for the 4 ten acre parcels. Mr. Stoltzman stated that the line fence is on the north side of 157th St. and the survey should include all or most of the road. Mr. Huber assured the commission that when the final survey is done the content of acreage would be determined and the subdivision would depend on total acreage. Mr. Stoltzman understood that one of the conditions pro- posed was to inform any prospective buyers that the property was previously used as a landfill and he agreed that this would not be a problem. Motion made by Senkler, seconded by Olson to recommend approval of the sub- division for Laura Stoltzman to divide a 40 .acre tract of land into 4 ten