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The latest News On CSAN 8/14 Realignment <br /> The Commissioner of the Minnesota Department ments and preliminary plans." A meeting is <br /> of Transportation has granted the City of Hugo's planned for July to provide the public with an <br /> petition to establish a new highway/railroad opportunity to review the preliminary design and ROAD <br /> crossing for the 142nd/143rd Street alignment to offer comments. Notice of the meeting will f1 <br /> chosen for County State Aid Highway(CSAH) be mailed and posted on the Washington County WORK <br /> 8/14. In coordination with the City and St.John website. AH E A <br /> the Baptist church officials,the new roadway <br /> alignment will intersect TH 61 just south of the <br /> existing church parking lot. <br /> According to Washington County Project Design <br /> Coordinator Chris Manthey,"The project team <br /> is currently completing the environmental docu- <br /> The Circus Comes To Hugo <br /> The Culpepper&Merriweather Circus will be stay for a free Endangered Species Show. This <br /> coming to Lions Park in Hugo on July 31,2004. is an opportunity to meet and learn about the <br /> Sponsored by the Hugo Lions Club,the circus animals of the circus family and includes a <br /> -omes to the City every other year;this is the walking tour of the circus grounds. <br /> fourth time it has made its way to Hugo. There <br /> are two scheduled performances—one at 2:00 Advance tickets for the circus are <br /> p.m. and another at 4:30 p.m. With seats located available at Nadeau's Market and at <br /> just 10-12 feet away from the action"you really Granger's 61 Stop. Cost is$7 for <br /> feel like you're part of the circus,"comments adults, $S for children ages 2-12. <br /> Hugo Lions Club member Pete Pedersen. Admission is free for children <br /> Y� <br /> under 2. Ticket prices at the door <br /> Between 9:30 and 10:00 a.m. on the day of the are an additional$2. All profits <br /> circus,citizens are invited to watch the raising of from the circus will go toward <br /> the big top. "This is a throwback to circuses of college scholarships for the <br /> 100 years ago,with elephants pulling up the tent City's high school students. y <br /> with the help of skids and poles,"adds Pedersen. <br /> After the tent raising,people are encouraged to <br /> r <br /> City looking To Acquire land For Parks <br /> The City of Hugo would like to acquire land for neighborhood parks,active recreational areas,and open spaces. <br /> While primarily interested in land located in the central portion of the city,any parcel of 20 to 100 acres suit- <br /> able for active recreation purposes will be considered. Funds for purchasing this land would come from the <br /> City's park dedication fund,which is obtained from new development in the City. A$1,800 fee is collected and <br /> deposited into this fund when new residential lots are created. <br /> Anyone who is interested in selling land to the City of Hugo is asked to contact City Administrator Mike <br /> Ericson at City Hall or Parks Commission member Pete Pedersen at 651-426-4126. <br />
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