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' MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION JUNE 99 1976 Public Hearing — Ordinance Amendment The public hearing for the purpose of amending Chapter 320 of the Hugo City Code entitled Zoning in Sec. 320-4, Subdivision K. regula— tions for Concentrated Business District, Sub—paragraph 3, titled "Special Uses", add Retail Motor Vehicles Sales and Service, was opened at 7:08 P.M. by Chairman Spitzer. Present were Spitzer, Ehret, Peloquin and Peltier. Also present was Irene Leroux of the City Council. Motion made by Spitzer, seconded by Peltier, to dispense with the reading of the official notice of hearing. All aye. Motion carried. The public made no comments at the hearing. Motion made by Ehret, seconded by Peloquin, to adjourn the hearing at 7:09 P.M. All aye. Motion carried. Public hearing —White Bear Rod & Gun Club The public hearing for the purpose of reviewing the application of the 1Jhite Bear Rod & Gun Club, which s made in accordance with Condition #22 of the Special Use Permit issued on May 6, 1974, in order to amend Item No. 2 as it relates to the date of planting completion, and to con— sider the re—issuance of the Special Use Permit as therefore amended, was opened at 7:31P.M. by Chairman Spitzer. Attending were Spitzer, Ehret, Peloquin, Peltier, and Irene Leroux of the City Council. Also attending was Bill Schwab, Washington County Planner. Chairman Spitzer read the notice of public hearing. Legal descrip— tion of affected property was not read. Spitzer noted that it would be if requested. No one requested it. Spitzer also noted that the only relevant material that is to be considered by the Planning Commission at this time, are the caamments that address themselves to Condition #2, which is as follows: "Tree planting shall take place along the west property line starting from the south property line and extending to the north point where the land becomes too low and swampy for tree growth. Planting will consist of five rows of pine trees at least 12 inches in height, and one row Lombardy Poplar trees at least five feet in height. Plantings shall be completed by June 1, 1975, or this Special Use Permit will be null and void in it's entirety. The question tonight, he said, is should the White Bear Rod and Gun Club be granted a variance from the tree planting condition from June 1, 1975 to June 1, 1976. Spitzer said for the purpose of getting all the information into the public record so that the Planning Co=ission and City Council can get