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Planning For Hugo <br /> Elementary Schools Underway <br /> Following the November approval by voters in and sizes of rooms,landscaping,building design, Ne <br /> White Bear Lake Area School District#624 of a parking lots,playgrounds—you name it." He adds, <br /> bond issue to construct a new elementary school in "It's important to note that the committee is looking <br /> Hugo and remodel the existing school,two com- not only at the design of the new school,but also School <br /> mittees have already begun work on the project. the remodeling of the existing elementary school. <br /> A design committee is working with the architects We hope to end up with two very nice schools that <br /> and engineers to determine design elements for complement one another." New School Naming <br /> both schools,and a naming committee will be Committee <br /> responsible for coming up with new names for the Steve McNeill of LHB,the principal architect for <br /> schools. The district has hired the design firm of the project,is one of the facilitators for the design Residents interested in <br /> LHB,with offices in Minneapolis and Duluth,as committee meetings and states that they are off to learning more about the <br /> well as Hallberg Engineering of White Bear Lake a good start. "We've looked at slides of buildings school naming process <br /> to work on the project. They are also in the process from across the country to try to determine likes are encouraged to con- <br /> of selecting a construction management firm. and dislikes in terms of the theme and image for the tact one of the following <br /> new building,"he explains. "We'll also get into de- committee members: <br /> School District Superintendent Ted Blaesing ex- tailed aspects of the space needs,the rooms,and the <br /> plains that the design committee is made up of over organizational aspects within the building that will Larry DeNucci <br /> 30 people,including school board members,teach- be needed to provide great spaces for both kids and 651-407-7562 <br /> ers,principals,parents,community members,City the community." Both committees are expected to Beth Brisch <br /> officials,developers,and curriculum and recreation complete their work by the end of March. 651-762-9236 <br /> specialists. "These people will be giving advice Susan Brott <br /> on just about anything you can think of—types 651-407-7695 l <br /> Mike Ericson <br /> 651-762-6312 <br /> Mike Granger <br /> Hugo Community Development Director Resigns 651-426-8171 <br /> Becky Petryk <br /> John Rask, Hugo's first ever Community in Hugo was very positive,"Rask states. "I feel 651-426-4722 <br /> Development Director for the past 3-1/2 years, honored to have worked with such great people Bunny Peterson <br /> resigned as of December 24,2003. He has taken —staff, City Council members,and residents. It 651-429-9323 <br /> a position as Manager of Land Development for was a real pleasure working with the citizens of <br /> Hans Hagen Homes,a residential home builder and Hugo during a very challenging time,as the City <br /> land developer located in Fridley,where he will be experienced so much growth." <br /> involved in all aspects of acquisition and develop- <br /> ment of property. Rask states,"What attracted me "We certainly appreciate the time that John has <br /> to this position was the opportunity to be involved been with us,"notes Mayor Fran Miron. "We <br /> in the design and creation of new neighborhoods wish it could have been much longer,but we also <br /> from start to finish." are excited for his new opportunity."City Council <br /> member Chuck Haas notes Rask's contributions in <br /> When asked what he felt were his major accom- guiding the City through important processes such <br /> plishments with the City, Rask cited the acquisition as the revision of zoning regulations,the Charette <br /> of the Bernin property for a future park at Oneka revisioning of the City,and the Everton Avenue <br /> Lake,the development of the Bald Eagle Industrial project. Haas adds,"John's biggest contribution <br /> Park,being part of the Victor Gardens neighbor- was the `quiet'way he would help Council mem- <br /> hood development,and working with the White bers understand what we needed to know to make <br /> Bear Lake Area School District to identify a site good decisions. He became an invaluable asset to <br /> for the new elementary school and ultimately see- the City, and we will miss him." <br /> ing the voters approve its construction. "My time <br /> ► j <br />
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