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City Projects Update The entire Victor Gardens residential community continues to grow, adding new phases that will increase the variety and types of housing available in this development. In addition to the residential activity, the entrance to Victor Gardens will include a small commercial project. This project has already started with the construction of a building located on the south side of County Road 8 at the inter- section of Victor Hugo Boulevard. The building will house two commercial tenants—a day care provider and a medical clinic. "It was always part of the plan that there would be a commercial project at Victor Gardens,"notes Hugo Community Development Director Bryan Bear. He adds,"These tenants fit in very well and are both needed facilities within the community." Following is a list of other current residential developments in the City: 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 Oneka Ponds Goodview Avenue N.and 68 single family homes 152nd Street N. Diamond Point West Goodview Avenue N. and 49 single family homes 145th Street N. Beaver Ponds South Fondant Trail N. south of 43 single family homes 128th Street N. Northern Pines East side of TH 61 between 38 multi-family homes 125th and 130th Streets N. Waters Edge North West of Creekview Preserve at 204 multi-family homes 159th Street and TH 61 177 single family homes Waters Edge South Frenchman Road(northeast 534 multi-family homes of greenhouses) Fenway Place Fenway Avenue N. and 34 multi-family homes 140th Street N. Diamond Point East* Goodview Avenue N. and 125 single family homes 145th Street N. *paved roads are currently under construction BE AWARE OF NUGO'S DOG ORDINANCE As the warm weather approaches,Hugo residents like to spend more time outdoors and open their windows to let fresh air into their homes. Barking dogs and dogs running at large are considered a nuisance by many residents, so if you own a dog,the City is asking for your help. Please follow Hugo's ordinance regarding dogs running at large and dogs that continually bark. If you own a dog,your dog must be licensed,under the owner's control at all times, and must not bark repeat- edly for more than five(5)minutes without at least a one(1)minute lapse in time. Please be cour- teous and respectful to your neighbors. For more information regarding your pet,please visit the ,� City's web site at www.ci.hugo.mn.us.