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a <br /> 00 <br /> OPENING SOON! <br /> NEW AMERICAN LEGION <br /> CSAR 8114 Alignment:Continued from Page 1 <br /> BUILDING NEARLY COMPLETE <br /> is expected to concur with Hugo and select 142nd <br /> The new 7,500 square-foot American Legion Street as the preferred alignment alternative in <br /> building at 5383 140th Street North,next to the late June. The County Board is also expected to <br /> Hugo Fire Hall,is nearly complete. The former decide that the EA is adequate and that no further <br /> Post 620 building,located at 5736 147th Street environmental studies are necessary, and make a <br /> North,was destroyed in a fire in July 2002. negative declaration on the need for an <br /> Commander John Thomas states that only finish- Environmental Impact Statement(EIS). This will <br /> ing work, including final stages of plumbing, complete the state environmental review process. <br /> electrical,tile,carpeting,furnace, and air condi- Copies of this report will be sent out to those <br /> tinning,has yet to be done. The building was commenting on the EA and will also be available <br /> open on June 6 during Good Neighbor Days for at the Hugo City Hall. <br /> residents to get their first look. <br /> The federal review process,which requires fur- <br /> Plans are underway for a grand opening celebra- ther coordination with the Minnesota Department <br /> of Transportation and the Federal Highway <br /> tion sometime in July. Thomas also informs us <br /> that reservations are currently being accepted for Administration, is expected to be completed later <br /> the new banquet facility,which can accommodate this year. <br /> up to 300 people. Reservations can be made by <br /> contacting Judy at 651-426-5368 or Kaeleen at The project management team is currently work- <br /> 651-407-1330. ing on the preliminary design. Proposed <br /> improvements include expanding the roadway to <br /> four lanes and adding turn lanes,a center median, <br /> a pedestrianibicycle path, and new drainage sys- For more information <br /> tems. Design details related to the 142nd Street on the MAN 8114 <br /> American Le ion alignment, including exactly where the road will project,visit the <br /> g intersect TH 61,what type of improvements are <br /> needed on TH 61 and to the east,the Washington County <br /> Rebuilding Fund roadway/railroad crossing, and effects to St. John web site: <br /> the Baptist Church,are also being evaluated. <br /> Although the former American Legion www.co.washington.mn.usIt <br /> building was insured,the entire cost of A meeting will be held later this summer to pro- rnsphdv/projects.htm or <br /> rebuilding will not be covered. A rebuild- vide the public with an opportunity to review the contact Chris Manthey, <br /> ing fund has been established for anyone preliminary design and how the project affects Design Coordinator, at <br /> who wishes to contribute to help Post 620 individual property owners. Meeting notices will 651-430-4316. <br /> in their rebuilding efforts. Send donations be sent directly to those property owners adjacent <br /> to: Hugo American Legion,Rebuilding to the project. <br /> Fund, P.O.Box 371,Hugo,MN 55038 <br />
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