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Not News From The Hugo Fire Department 3rd Annual Fire Department Booya Watch Out For Children Saturday,September 11,2004 School will soon be back in session,and Hugo 12:00 noon until the booya is gone Lions Park Fire Chief Jim Compton reminds all Hugo resi- Free admission dents to watch out for children going to and from Co-sponsored by the Hugo Fire Department and school. He adds,"We just the Hugo Lions Club want to remind everyone to A great opportunity for all Hugo residents to meet take a little extra care and members of the Hugo Fire Department and the Hugo Lions Club! All proceeds go back into the keep our kids safe." community through both organizations. y Redevelopment From Page 1 success of downtown businesses.As a result,"planning needs to be realistic about what can happen from a physical layout.We have to recognize what's viable from a commercial standpoint,"says Hugo City Council member Chuck Haas. The downtown redevelopment plan is"a transportation framework and an architectural standard—a guide for what could happen,not a recipe for what will happen,"he adds. The downtown While Haas sees this as a challenge,he notes that to date, "public input has been helpful." redevelopment "The community is very ripe for some of the things that are included in this plan. This plan comes from the heart of the people,"notes Hugo Mayor Fran Miron. He continues,"I think that the planners that put plan is"a trans- this together listened and implemented what was being said by the residents of the community." portation frame- work and an a architectural standard—a guide for what could happen,not a recipe for what a_ will happen. -Chuck Haas F, S a Pictured above is a diagram showing where CSAH 8/14 is scheduled to enter the City of Hugo. The *indicates where St. John's church is located, setting the stage for the downtown redevelopment. ' I �