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MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION May 28, 1986 The regular meeting of the Planning Commission was called to order by Chairman Atkinson at 7:01 PM. PRESENT: Bob Olson, Rudisill, Fashingbauer, Atkinson ABSENT: Schoeller, Ray Olson Motion made by Rudisill, seconded by Bob Olson to recommend approval of the Minutes of May 14, 1986, with the following corrections; John Tembreull - should not read, "accomplish division". Motion made by Rudisill, seconded by Ray Olson to adjourn at 10:45 PM. All aye. All aye, motion carried. The regular meeting was recessed and the Rust public hearing called to order at 7:05PM. Rust - Public hearing - SUP - Mr. Rust is currently operating a small nursery business at his residence, 12280 Goodview. The property would be used solely as a storage area for mulch, chips, stones, and plant material. The hours of operation are from approximately 7:00 AM - 7:OOPM. Jim Bjerkness stated he had no objection as long as there was no work done on Sunday and that equipment used would be no larger than a Bobcat. Mr. Rust had also agreed to plant some evergreens on the property line between themselves and the Bjerkness property. Dan Ford and Ron Sako, both of Goodview Ave. were concerned about the increased heavy weight traffic on the road. Mr. Rust informed them they use a one ton dump and one flat truck. There was concern about how large the operation would be allowed to get. The regular meeting was reconvened and the public hearing for Rust adjourned at 7:26PM. The regular meeting was recessed and the public hearing for Nygren called to order at 7:30PM. Zap Games - Nygren - Mr. Nygren and his partner have applied for a special use permit to operate a capture the flag game. The games are conducted in Agriculture land belonging to Chris Molitor and Martin Wegleitner. Participants are required to wear eye protection, and are provided ear plugs. The games are played in three hour intervals and air pistols with a range of approximately 100' are used. There are sanitary facilities at the sights. Maps are provided and the possibility of bussing players from one location was discussed. Months of operation would be generally April through November. Concerned residents were Sandy Malaski, Dan Ford Bob Oswald, Maurice Marvin, and Ed. Fashingbauer. Residents felt there would be large numbers of people traveling the roads, the area should be fenced, and gen- erally was too dangerous. The public hearing was adjourned and the regular meeting reconvened at 8:02PM. The Weber public hearing was called to order at 8:02PM. Weber - Public hearing - rezoning & subdivision - James and Diane Weber own approximately 16 acres on the east shore of Oneka Lake and would like to rezone