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A <br />MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS <br />OF THE <br />HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION <br />June 139 1979 <br />The public hearing to consider the requests of Leroy and Lauren McCullough, Clyde <br />Rehbein, and Robert Lundgren to have rezoned to the Industrial District was called <br />to order by Chairwoman Peltier at 7:33 PM. <br />PRESENT: Peltier, Greger, and Hanson <br />ABSENT: Peloquin, Gillen, Houle and McAllister <br />The notice, as published in the Forest Lake Times, was read. Discussion was opened to <br />the audience. Mr. Gerald Nelson, owner of the CB business in McCullough's building, <br />was present to state his concerns regarding the possible rezoning. He questioned <br />whether the present industrial parks were full at this time, and the purpose of the <br />rezoning. Peltier stated that Mid American Metal Craft initiated the request, and that <br />it was recommended that the balance of the property also be rezoned to avoid "spot" <br />rezoning. Mr. Nelson stated if the land was rezoned, it would affect three retail <br />businesses in the area. Mr. Tony Larson stated that Mid American also has some walk-in <br />business. Nelson stated his concern with the lack of space for semis to make deli- <br />veries in the area. Larson said that his business has full control on the type of <br />trucks making deliveries to their business (20' trucks). Mr. Nelson expressed concern <br />about the lack of city water and sewer. Larson stated they employ only 7 people, and <br />understood that the city had full control as to what type of industrial bus�W�* ss would <br />go in the area. Jerry Clemas, Mid American, stated that at this time theyitrinancially <br />unable to purchase land and construct a building in the industrial park. They do not <br />like the area because of the large amount of outside storage in the park. They feel <br />their needs require a different appearance. Bill Hanson inquired as to what the other <br />landowners would be using the buildings for, and Harvey Karth, representing Clyde <br />Rehbein, stated that at present the building is for sale. He stated that Mr. Rehbein <br />went along with the rezoning because of the request of the city. <br />The public hearing closed at 7:52 PM. <br />The regular meeting was called to order at 8:04 PM. <br />PRESENT: Peltier, Greger, Hanson and McAllister <br />ABSENT: Peloquin, Houle, Gillen <br />Motion made by McAllister, seconded by Greger, to approve the minutes of May 239 19799 <br />after the following corrections are made: <br />Page 1 (1st paragraph) - The northern property will be divided <br />it - These sites would not interfere <br />Page 1 (last paragraph) - should have soil tests submitted <br />it - Perc tests are to be done professionally <br />All aye. Motion Carried. <br />
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