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riCommissionu o sto ca ets <br /> J <br /> Goals For <br /> 0 <br /> At its February meeting,the Good Neighbor Days in June. any key historical dates or infor- <br /> Hugo Historical Commission mation they may have regarding <br /> determined their top three goals 3. Continue with oral histories Hugo's history. <br /> for 2005: project. As a result of the pre- <br /> sentation by Jim Fogerty from the For more information about the <br /> 1. Planning for the 2006 Hugo Minnesota Historical Society in Hugo Historical Commission, or • <br /> Centennial. The Commission January,the Commission deter- if you would like to help by volun- <br /> met on Saturday,March 5 to mined that they need to develop teering, donating your historical The Historical <br /> brainstorm for projects and events a mission statement for their oral items, or providing an oral his- <br /> for the Centennial celebration, history project. Once this is com- tory, contact City Administrator Commission <br /> and plans to meet with the Hugo plete,they will continue to col- Mike Ericson at 651-762-6312 meets regularly on <br /> City Council on March 28 to lect oral histories from long-and or Pam Videen at 651-762-5608. <br /> present their ideas. short-time Hugo residents. The Commission meets regularly the third Tuesday <br /> on the third Tuesday of the month of the month at <br /> 2. Good Neighbor Days prepara- The Hugo Historical Commission at 7:00 p.m. <br /> tion. The Commission will once continues to welcome residents' 7:00 P.M. <br /> again have a display at Hugo's photos, documents,journals,and <br /> 2005 Goals:From Page 4 Update O CSAN 8/14 <br /> work with the Metropolitan Council so that these <br /> needed improvements become a reality. Realignment P <br /> Continue to monitor rural Sandy Cullen,of <br /> preservation needs.With Washington County's <br /> this goal,the Council intends ROAD Transportation <br /> to adopt and implement a rural preservation strat- <br /> egy that will become a new component of the w D R K Division,reports that <br /> City's zoning ordinance. This strategy will help A H E A D construction plans and <br /> to maintain the rural character and preserve open environmental permits <br /> space in Hugo. are being finalized,with <br /> The State environ- approvals expected this <br /> mental review process summer. All prop- <br /> Communicate disaster pre- erty owners affected by <br /> � paredness training. The was completed in <br /> November 2004 with the project have been <br /> Hugo Fire Department com- contacted, appraisals <br /> pleted its disaster preparedness training in 2004 and the Washington County <br /> is ready to communicate this plan to the community. Board's Negative are in process, and all <br /> A town hall meeting will be held in 2005 to explain Declaration on the property necessary for <br /> the details to the residents of Hugo. Need for an the projects should be <br /> Environmental Impact acquired this summer. <br /> Setting these annual goals"allows us to be respon- Statement. The Federal The project is sched- <br /> sible to the people we serve and also allows our environmental review uled to go out for bids <br /> staff to be responsible to the Council and to the in early fall with some <br /> Commissions,"comments Mayor Miron. He con- Process is still under- <br /> « y way,but is expected to construction starting <br /> tinues, It allows us to focus,within a timeframe, this fall;however,the <br /> on what needs to happen within a given 12-month be completed in July <br /> 2005. major roadway work <br /> period and provides an opportunity to evaluate the <br /> progress we make." will not begin until <br /> spring of 2006. <br />
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