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MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION June 13, 1984 The regular meeting was called to order. by Chairman Lorch at 7:OOPM. PRESENT: Lorch, Atkinson, Rudisill, Olson ABSENT: Schoeller, Potts, Fashingbauer Motion rade by Rudisi11, second by Atkinson to approve the Minutes of May 23, 1984 as submitted. All aye, motion carried. The regular meeting was recessed and the public hearing called to order at 7:05PM. Bald Eagle Sportsmans Assoc. - Public Hearing - Mr. Art Timm pre- sented the plans for the club to extend their shooting range to -200 yards. Proposed plans for improvements include 3 birms at the 50, 100, and 200 yard shooting areas to help absorb noise. The birms would 5' -to 27' wide from top to bottom and 8' to 9J' high. The club would fill in a swampy area for the purpose of moving the shooting stand lower into the slope for greater protection. The club has no plans to increase their membership or to hold rifle meets on the property. Residents in attendance were Dave Holm, , 6460 125th St., Rod Seiko, 12310 Goodview, Lee Stevens, 12494 Good - view, Bob Anderson, 12200 Goodview, main concerns were the poss- ibility of stronger loads in shells, increased traffic on Goodview Ave. and additional members. Mr. Clifford Axelson felt the club showed little or no concern for his family in working out their problems. Grace feels any change in their special is a permit would be undesireable (regarding the extended range). The public hearing was closed at 7:57 PM. Glen Biornson blic Hearing - Mr. Bjornson neglected filing; his - a Special Use Permit to continue raising cattle on his property 12001 Ingersoll. Mr. Bjornson has been notified per- sonally regarding his obligation to comply with city code but has disregarded all requests. Property owners surrounding.Round Dake attending the meeting were Mary Ann Creager, John Jarvis and 7":.ke Ball. All residents were opposed to the cattle being allowed into the water. George Atkinson referred to testing done on lakes in the past and the incredible increase in aar6"c6unt after amain carries the animal waste into the watere stressed the high nutrient content is extremely harmful to the lake. Mr. Lorch ,.lso spoko to Dick Osgood from Washington County and the DNR Moth :support- ing *his concern for advanced aging of.the lake. It is also noted most other communities enforce stricter regulations for raising any animals. THe public heaing was closed at 8:23 PM. M goa3 The regular/was reconvened at 8:25 PM.