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Following are details regarding location, number of lots and type of homes in some of the City's current development projects: Development Location Number of lots Fable Hill South of Victor Gardens 76 single-family homes Heritage Ponds East of Elmcrest Avenue N. 207 multi-family homes South of 165th Street N. 126 single-family homes Cit Beaver Ponds South Fondant Trail N.south of 43 single-family homes 128th Street N. Projects Waters Edge North West of Creekview Preserve at 738 multi-family homes Waters Edge South 159th Street and TH 61 Diamond Point East Goodview Avenue N.and 125 single-family homes Update Diamond Point West Goodview Avenue N.and 49 single-family homes Geneva Avenue N. Oneka Ponds Goodview Avenue N.north of 68 single-family homes Oneka Lake Boulevard Generation Acres Oneka Lake Boulevard (1/2 41 multi-family townhomes mile east of TH 61) Victor Gardens 4th County Road 8 and 92 multi-family homes Everton Avenue N. Victor Gardens East Val Jean Boulevard(east 36 single-family homes of Cosette Lane) Ml Arecycling Help Keep Ponds And New Polling Places container Wetlands Clean In order to accommodate the growing num- is avail- Most people don't realize that the storm ber of residents in Hugo,two of the City's poll- able from drains on our streets flow directly into local ing places have been moved to larger spaces: ponds and wetlands. This means that any oils your refuse and toxins that are spilled on the street — or Ward 2 (Precincts 1 and 2). Residents of are deliberately poured down the drains — will Ward 2, who used to go to Hugo City Hall to hauler or by find their way into our local waters. vote, will now cast their ballots at the new One- calling City The water running off roofs and driveways ka Elementary School. The school is located at doesn't just disappear in the storm drains. What 4888 Heritage Parkway. Nall at 651- goes down a storm drain enters into a piped g y system that runs straight into nearby ponds and Ward 3. Voters living in Ward 3 will move 762-6300. wetlands — without any kind of treatment to from the Rice Lake Park Building to the Rice make it less toxic. Every year people pour hazardous chemi- Lake Community Centre. The new polling cals, pesticides, paints, antifreeze and motor place is located in the new Hugo Public Works oil down storm drains; many times people un- Facility, located at 6900 137th Street North. knowingly allow these pollutants to be washed Residents should use the east entrance of the into the drain. This can hurt the fish, plants, building. animals and the environment around Hugo. Help in the fight against these pollutants; Ward 1 voters will continue to use the same what goes down the drain does matter. facility — the Hugo Fire Hall (south entrance). i