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Hugo Planning Commission August 9, 1978 Page 2 of 3 Motion made by Peloquin, seconded by Gregery to add Larry Wheeler to the agenda. All aye. Motion Carried. LARRY WMWR — SITE PLAN APPROVAL Mr. Wheeler is propos alto purchase approximately three acres in the Peloquin Industrial Park. Mr. Wheeler employs 17 people (5 in office and 12 in shop),, and manufactures large steel tanks. Their business does no galvanizing. The Commission discussedt at lengths several ways to position his building on the property. Mr. Wheeler was instructed to provide the following on his finished site plan: (GILLEN ARRIVED AT 9:00 PM) 1. Draw building on plan the way it is going to be situated on the lot and setbacks. 2. Pere test 3. Outside lighting 4. Screening (proposed fencing) 5. Landscaping b. Parking lot 7. Location of wells septic systems and drain field 8. Driveway 9. Fire lanes Tfir. Wheeler is to be placed on the agenda of August 239 1978 for further discussion. DAVID LACASSE — SITE PLAN APPROVAL Mr. LaCasse is requesting permission to construct a 30' x 49' pole barn to use for storages shop areal and perform mechanical on his own cars and machinery. The building would be constructed on his father's property,, approximately 23A. His father owns an additional 80 acres lying across the street in another county. The building would be the only one resting on the land. There was discussion on the possibility of Mr. LaCasse applying for a Special Use Permit for the building. Mr. Koehler stated that if a Special Use Permit were�4LIssued, and he sold the land, the city would have a difficult time keeping track of what is going on there. Gillen stated he would like to see a clearer outline of just what the building is going to be used for. Motion made by Peloquin, seconded by McAllister, to table the request until August 23, 1978, for further discussion. All aye. Motion Carried, SCHUH MIMIl`TG OPERATION Police Chief Barth filed a copy of a complain -4 regarding Mr. Schuh's operationgwith the Planning Commission. They received a call stativg that trucks were hauling from the Schuh pit very early, and were not taking adequate precautions against the dust problems. They further stated that the trucks were speeding. The Police De— partment determined that although the trucks were within the prescribed speed limits, they may have been driving too fast for the existing road conditions. They were also raising a large amount of dust. The Planning Commission suggested that a copy of the report be forwarded to Richard Schuh and Howard Kuugisto. The City Clerk should also notify Mayor LaValle of the existing problem.