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Hugo Planning Commission December 289 1977 Page 4 of 6 Motion carried. Ehret stated that we needed additional copies of the site plan. Recessed at 9:40. Reconvened at 9:45. JAMES BREVIG - SPECIAL USE PERMIT Ehret read request for a Special Use Permit to build a pole barn. He read an accompanied letter from property owners 350 feet from the perimeter of his property. It was unanimous that they did not object to the building of a pole barn. Those listed were: Thomas L. Bushinski, Jerome W. Hintz, Robert D. Oswald, Vincent T. Verrecchio, Richard J. Vail, Donald B. Cinoski, Delmar C. Thompson, Leonard M. KIjenski, Dennis A. Sullivan, Robert L. Waller. Proposed use of building is for storage of vehicles, campers, boats and furniture all owned by Mr. Brevig or his family. It will not be used for rental of storage space. Access to the pole building will be the same as access to the existing building. There are two accesses, one by the house and one on the north part of the property. Dan Koehler stated that anything over 1,000 sq. feet cannot be considered residential accessory structure and therefore, is consic?ered a commercial structure according to the State Building Code, Mr. Brevig said that it would be completely hid from view. The building would be 200 feet from the easement. Gillen made motion, seconded by Peloquin, to refer the Special Use Permit of Mr. Brevig to the Ordinance Committee for a clarification of accessory buildings in RR2 and all residential areas. The Ordinance Committee is to reply to the Planning Commission in a period not to exceed 45 days. All Aye. Motion carried. CHARLES SHUBAT - EXTENSION OF 130TH STREET Mr. Shubat submitted maps describing the area. McAllister submitted a note to the file on information he received from Howard Kuusisto regarding the existing cartway. Ehret stated that the request was answered by city records regarding the existence of a cartway. He told Mr. Shubat that his next step would be to get together with the city planner on how to proceed and get a formal letter from the city engineer on the status of the cartway. Mr. Shubat asked if Mr. Axelson and Mr. Molitor should be involved. Mr. Koehler said that Mr. Molitor already has an access and that he would not benefit from another access. Mr. Peloquin said he preferred a "T" rather than a cul-de-sac. Mr. Shubat was told to check with the city planner on different possibilities of a dead-end.street. A discussion was held on the definitions of minor or major subdivisions. Mr. Koehler suggested making a recommendation to the Council that any land division which creates 4 or more lots be a major subdivision. Ehret requested that the Planner contact the attorhey and city engineer on interpretations. Mr. Gillen left at 10:30.