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City Council meeting of April 6, 1994 Page 2 RESOLUTION ORDERING FEASIBILITY REPORT (HENNA AVENUE) At the March 16, 1992 regular meeting of the Hugo City Council, a petition was submitted by Mr. Pat tHebert, requesting Council action to pave Henna Avenue from 180th Street south to 170th Street. Phis petition was submitted on behalf of residents in the area. The petition submitted, pursuant to Chapter 429 of the Public Improvement Code, meets minimum requirements. The appropriate action to pursue this request would be CaL?ncil approval of the proposed resolution declaring adequacy of petition, and ordering preparation of feasibility report. Mir -on made motion, Stoltzman seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 1992-8, RESOLUTION DECLARING ADEQUACY OF PETITION AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT. VOTING AYE: Barnes, Brunotte, Miron, Stoltzman Motion Carried. PROPOSED WAC POLICY AMENDMENT WENCO CONSTRUCTION The City Council received a copy of a letter from F:enco Construction requesting that the City Council amend Resolution 1992-6 establishing a water availability charge. Item i of the resolution in question calls for establishment of a WAC charge of $1,700 effective March 2, 1992. The City is currently collecting this charge as a part of the City's financing program for the water system improvements. Mr. Roessler has requested that the Council change its policy, and not start collecting the WAC charge until September 1, 1992. Mr. Roessler was present at the meeting, and asked that the remaining 18 lots in Birch Tree Ponds 3rd Addition not be included in the newly -adopted WAC charge because of the hardship on the property owners. He stated that he was not aware of any discussion on the proposed charge, and would not question the charge being assessed on future developments. It was the Council consensus that the WAC charge was implemented as a "user pay" in conjunction with the new water tower project. Not including these 18 lots could have a negative impact on financing of the improvement. There will be no change in the adopted Resolution 1992-6. MINOR SUBDIVISION (LINDY/FIRSTAR HUGO BANK The Firstar Hugo Bank and Dr. George Lin -`y have made applii ation to t:ie City of Hugo for a minor subdivision, and waiver of 4 --he formal platting requirements, to subdivide a 1.4 acre tract of land. The request also involves a, variance to allow 37% lot coverage with i.ipervio-:s surface (30 maximum allowed). The property in question is zoned concentrated business, and is located east of Highway 61, aid north of the Firstar .Hugo Banff; parking lot (part of Govt Lot 5, Section 2), T31N, R21W, and part of Lot 30, County Auditor's Plat #7). The site is to be subdivided into two tracts identified as Parcels A-1 and A-2 on the submitted certificate of survey. The lots meet minimum -dimension requirements for a CB zoning district. It is the intent of the applicant to construct a dental clinic on the site, and connections to the existing water mains and sanitary sewer will be made. The required permits are being processed by the RCWD