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VMINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION February 289 1979 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Ehret at 8:08 PM. PRESENT: Peltier, Greger, Gillen, McAllister and Ehret ABSENT: Peloquin Motion made by Peltier, seconded by Gillen, to approve the minutes of February 140 19799 after the following change is made: Page 4 (Applications for vacancies) All aye. Motion Carried. VOTING FOR: Peltier and Gillen DENNIS CUNNINGHAM - DEVELOPMENT OF PROPERTY ABUTTING HUGO (LINO LAKES) Mr. Cunningham is going to start a horse boarding operation in Lino Lakes along Elm - crest Avenue. The operation will will maintain approximately 25 - 30 horses on 40 acres of land. The business will not require to use of Hugo's streets for access. The Building Inspector from Lino Lakes was also present and made the Commission aware of the number of requirements that Mr. Cunningham had to go through in order to get permission to start his business (Impact Statement, PCA, and Rice Creek). He stated that perc tests and soil borings were taken to validate construction of the buildings. Let the minutes show that Mr. Dennis Cunningham was present to show Hugo the plans for his proposed facilities in Lino Lakes noting that Lino Lakes' Building Inspector appeared with Cunningham to explain the permits that have been granted for the operation, and are a matter of record in Lino Lakes for any future use by Hugo. REGAL PLASTICS PRODUCT - MINOR SUBDIVISION AND SITE PLAN APPROVAL A preliminary plat of the Peloquin Industrial Park subdivision was presented. The property in question would be known as Lot 19 Block 1. A letter of credit in the amount of $5,000.00 to insure construction of Fur Avenue is also on file. McAllister felt that the City Council did not want the hardshell finished before action could be taken on Richard Olson's application. A temporary easement agreement between Peloquin and Olson is also a matter of record. Gillen questioned whether the contract for deed was registered at Washington County, Mr. Olson stated that it had been registered. Gillen objected to approval of the Minor Subdivision because of possible opposition to the subdivision at the public hearing. Ehret stated that the dty has been acting on these pieces of property on a metes and bounds basis on an individual basis until now. The Commission needs to consi- der the fact that the property in question is not property to be sold bu a read sold. Gillen felt there could be difficulties in the approach the Commission is taking in this matter. Ehret stated that the problem that is being brought is that, in effect, the Commission is being asked to act before the fact. McAllister"A-here would be6roblem if this was a new transaction. The sale of the property was gonsummated a year ago, and Peloquin has done as the City Council directed.