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4 <br /> Year In Review:Continued from Page 1 <br /> Realignment Chosen for MAN 8/14 ties in the Peloquin Industrial Park area,as well as <br /> At its May 5,2003 meeting,the Hugo City municipal service for the adjacent Oneka Ponds <br /> Council voted to recommend 142nd Street as the development and future developments in the area. <br /> l preferred alignment for connecting CSAH 8/14 In addition,a traffic signal was installed at TH 61 <br /> with TH 61.The Council's decision culminated and 140th Street. <br /> 16 months of work,including research,environ- <br /> mental assessments,public comment and public City Engineering Department Created <br /> hearings. As the first step in creating its own Engineer- <br /> ing Department,the City of Hugo hired Senior <br /> New American Legion Building Opened Engineering Technician Scott Anderson,who <br /> On August 9,2003 Hugo's American Legion Post began work on August 11,2003. This allows <br /> 620 held a grand opening celebration for its new Hugo to have someone at City Hall to oversee the <br /> 7,500 square foot building,located at 5383 140th day-to-day engineering operations and to be more <br /> Street North,next to the Hugo Fire Hall.The available to residents,while still using engineering <br /> former Post 620 building was destroyed in a fire consultants when needed. <br /> in July 2002. Commander John Thomas acknowl- <br /> edged the support of the community and City Final Phase of Raid Eaule Industrial Park <br /> officials in the rebuilding effort. The smaller 1-3 acre sites created in the final stage <br /> of the development of the Bald Eagle Industrial <br /> Tri-Cities Coalition Formed Park attracted several small businesses—all of <br /> The Cities of Hugo,Lino Lakes,and Centerville which have a connection to Hugo.This continues <br /> formed a coalition to coordinate efforts and plan the City's policy of working to diversify its tax <br /> cooperatively with regard to important trans- base,create new jobs,and provide opportunities <br /> portation and land use issues affecting the area for residents to be able to live and work in Hugo. <br /> around I-35E.The Tri-Cities Coalition has grown <br /> to include the City of Forest Lake,Columbus LCIVIR Grant for Hardwood Creek Restoration <br /> Township,Washington and Anoka Counties,the Proiect Obtained <br /> Minnesota Department of Transportation,and the As a result of a cooperative effort with Hugo, <br /> Metropolitan Council. the Rice Creek Watershed District received a <br /> $865,000 grant to restore Hardwood Creek. A <br /> Nueo Historical Commission Established restoration master plan has been put together,and <br /> Formally established by the City Council on De- public meetings regarding this issue are currently <br /> cember 16,2002,the Hugo Historical Commission being held. <br /> was extremely active in its first year. Commission <br /> Chair Kitty Cheesebrow notes these 2003 high- <br /> lights: a display of a working timeline of the his- City Develops <br /> tory of Hugo at Good Neighbor Days,including a <br /> replica of 1930s Hugo;purchase,installation,and Storm Water Plan <br /> training in the use of historical archiving software; <br /> recognition by and invitations to events of other <br /> historical groups in the region;completion of two As part of the Minnesota Pollution Control <br /> very important oral histories of Hugo residents Vi Agency's (MPCA)Storm Water Program, <br /> Maslowski and Mayme Vail;and beginning the the City of Hugo has developed a Storm <br /> enormous task of systematically photographing the Water Pollution Prevention Plan. This plan <br /> City. <br /> was developed to reduce the pollution and <br /> Public Improvement Proiects Completed damage caused by storm water runoff. A <br /> A new contract for the continuation of the Pelo- copy of this plan is available at the Hugo <br /> quin Industrial Park utilities was awarded on City Hall,or for additional information, <br /> July 21,2003 to Lametti&Sons,Inc.,a Hugo- please visit the Storm Water Pollution sec- <br /> based general contractor. Construction began in tion of the City's website at www.ci.hugo. <br /> August,and except for some restoration work to <br /> be performed in the spring,this project has been mn.us. <br /> completed and will provide sewer and water utili- <br />
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