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MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUGO PLANNING COMIISSION February 14, 1979 The public hearing to consider the requests of Vern Peloquin, David Schwartz, and Robert Bernier for rezoning was called to order by Larry Ehret at 7:10 PM. PRESENT: Peltier, Greger, McAllister and Ehret ABSENT: Gillen - Peloquin was present as a member of the audience There was no one present stating objections to the rezoning. Peloquin stated that Joe Glamos and Joe Oman verbally told him they were not opposed to the rezoning. Mr. Robert Bernier stated his only concern was the 200' strip of land between the trailer court and his property which is zoned CB. He said that he would not like to see a business on that land because of the proximity of residential homes. If the business did not concur with the permitted use, the land owners in the area would be notified of a public hearing. The public hearing was closed at 7:24 PM. RICHARD GENRICH'- SPECIAL USE PERMIT The public hearing to consider the request of Richard Genrich to construct a 40 x 60 pole barn to be used in the operation, mainte- nance, and storage of a split wood supply was called to order by Larry Ehret at 7:35 PM. PRESENT: Peltier, Greger, McAllister and Ehret ABSENT: Peloquin and Gillen Mr. Ken Zimmerman, prospective owner of the property, was present and stated that the building will be constructed approximately 1100 feet from Goodview Avenue, on a 25 acre parcel zoned Agriculture. sirs. Steinkraus, 12821 Goodview Avenue,;inquired as to the type of vehicles to be used in the operation. Mr. Zimmerman said that four trucks will be used (1 - 22 ton and 3 - one ton). GILLEN ARRIVED AT 7:40 PM Robert Taylor, 12861 Goodview, questioned why he was not notified of the public hearing. Mrs. Peltier said that Deana Wells, 12182 Goodview, should have been notified because she was within the 300' boundary, but that Mr. Taylor's residence did not apply. Mr. Steinkraus requested that Zimmerman state the type of operation. The logs will be brought in from the Hinckley and MacGregor area. An electric hydraulic bar saw will be used so there will be no high pitched noise involved in the operation. The log splitter will also be of a hydraulic nature. All the work will be housed within the building, and the logs will be stored outside. The sawdust will be sold to a poultry business and nurseries. Mr. Zimmerman will not be using diseased trees, but cannot guarantee this statement.