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The population of Hugo now exceeds 10,000 people and new construction in the City has grown right along with the number of residents. "Residential and commercial construction grew at record levels last year and it looks like the pace will continue in 2006," states Scott Anderson, Senior Engineering Technician with the City. He continues,"Several developers are preparing to submit plans for more development projects." With County Road 8 serving as the main roadway to many of these developments,the City con- tinues to work in cooperation with the County to assure easy access and smooth traffic flow;Anderson e ity serves as the project coordinator for the City's utility portion of the County Road project. Following are details regarding location,number of lots and type of homes in some of the City's current development Projects projects: Development Location Number of lots UpdateFable 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 Beaver Ponds South Fondant Trail N.south of 43 single-family homes 128th Street N. 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 145th Street N. 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-familytownhomes 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) Spring Street Sweeping Watering Restrictions The Hugo Public Works Department began Hugo residents and property owners who use the sweeping City streets on Monday,April 3, 2006. municipal water supply are being asked to help Sweeping is scheduled to take place on all paved ? conserve water and protect the environment by streets in Hugo, Monday through Friday, from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm for approximately six weeks. Any restricting their watering of lawns, trees or other questions regarding the street sweeping should be vegetation. The days you may water are deter- directed to the Public Works Department at 651- mined by your street address. If your address ends 762-6300. in an odd number,you may water on only odd- numbered calendar days; if your address ends in an even number,you may water on even-numbered A recycling container is calendar days. available from your refuse hauler or by calling City An exemption from the odd-even restriction, of up to 30 days, is available for new sod, seed or plant- ings. You may call the Hugo City Hall at 651-762- Hall at 651-162-6300. 6300 to be added to a 30-day exemption list.