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-10- <br /> be* further sub-divided without permission of the city of Hugo. Because <br /> the lots are larger than four acres, a gravel road would be sufficient . <br /> 11 <br /> As a subdivider, Mr. Moe would be required to either donate land or mon- <br /> ey, at the option of the Council. On parcels of five acres or larger, <br /> $100 to $200 per lot would be reasonable. <br /> Spitzer stated that they could not act on the special use permit <br /> since they did not first have the opinion of the city engineer. <br /> Leroux felt that Lot 2 should have the "pan " <br /> .,_ handle removed and <br /> probably added to lot three. Moe said that Lot 2 was that size and <br /> shape because the buyer for his home wanted 20 acres and this land was <br /> added to come up with the 20 acres. Ehret would like to see at least <br /> one lot eliminated making the total density smaller. Spitzer felt that <br /> If they allow him a density any smaller than 10 acres they are taking <br /> a very dangerous -SUR' He personally doesn't like the concept of having <br /> the smaller lots. He recommended getting the sense of the planning <br /> commission so they know *here to go from there. <br /> Motion made by Peltier, seconded by Leroux, that the sense of the <br /> planning commission is stated to be in favor of density zoning concept <br /> as applied to the Moe property. Voting aye : Leroux and Peltier. Vot- <br /> ing no: Spitzer and Ehret . Tie vote and the motion lost. <br /> Schwab said t ha t since there was only four members present , it <br /> would probably be adviseable to bring it up again at another meeting <br /> so we wouldn't be faced with .a tie vote. <br /> Motion mode by Ehret, seconded by Leroux, that the matter of the <br /> Moe 'Special Use Permit be tabled until the next subsequent meeting at <br /> which time the sense of the planning commission will be re-e tablished. <br /> Voting aye : Spitzer, Ehret, Leroux and Peltier. Motion carried. <br /> Schwab felt that it would be desireable to bring together the <br /> Planning Commission, the City Council, the Washington County Planner, <br />