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Farm site plans required NSP rates to rise <br /> As a point of clarification, assist in determination if Notification from North- this rate increase is subject to <br /> the City would like to note buildings are exempt from ern States Power indicates review and modification, it <br /> *hat although certain farm building permits and to as- that the residential retail rates appears to be the intent of <br /> iildings used for agricultu- sure that proper setback re- for electrical service will like- NSP to raise the rates signifi- <br /> ral purposes are exempt from quirements are met with re- ly increase by 10% after the cantly so residents may want <br /> building permit require- gard to the City zoning first of the year. Although to budget accordingly. <br /> ments, all farm building im- ordinances. Farm site plans <br /> provements require a site have been a requirement of <br /> plan review by the City. The the City since ordinance Gun Club shootout continues <br /> reason for the site plan is to adoption in 1975. <br /> The City of Hugo is contin- to cost the City tens of thou- <br /> 120th Street uing its ongoing battle with sands of dollars in legal fees <br /> the White Bear Rod and Gun annually. The gun club has <br /> railroad crossing improved Club regarding the special once again appealed its case <br /> use permit request to operate to the Supreme Court. The <br /> In recent communications Although there will be no ele- in the City of Hugo. The City is preparing its defense <br /> with the Burlington Northern vation changes, placement of fight, which has been ongo- and will continue to support <br /> Railroad, they informed the ties and the rails will be such ing since the 1970's,continues its position. <br /> City that minor improve- as to minimize the rough <br /> menu will be made to the crossing at this location. City dislikes junk car image <br /> railroad crossing at 120th St. <br /> One common area of con- tural, conservancy, and resi- <br /> H i g h way 61 and cern by the Hugo City Coun- dential districts in the City. <br /> Count #8 to be im roved cil has been how to rid the The Council has delayed an <br /> y p City of its "Junk Car Capital" all out initiative to force re- <br /> Although the Minnesota other improvements. Since image.The Council has strug- moval of these vehicles and is <br /> Department of Transporta- the City has received nothing gled with how to go about again requesting public coop- <br /> tion has indicated that they in writing, it is our assump- getting public cooperation eration in cleaning up the <br /> community era-f i <br /> l d the removal ono <br /> ill not fund a traffic signal tion that the lowering of the anp and improving <br /> this busy intersection, they grade and making of these ble vehicles from the agricul- Hugo's image. <br /> have completed a study and improvements will take place <br /> developed a proposal for in- in the spring of 1990. Truth in taxation takes new turn <br /> stallation of bypass lanes and <br /> In an effort to make the the legislature is excluded <br /> Neighborhood unworkable Truth in Taxa- from the open meeting law <br /> tion law more workable, a and Truth in Taxation. The <br /> Watch Program available legislative group met in se- cost of all publications, <br /> cret session behind closed mailed notices, and tax corn- <br /> The Washington County neighborhoods. For more in- doors in their efforts to pro- putations required in Truth <br /> Sheriff's Department has un- formation contact Deputy mote openness in govern- in Taxation will be borne by <br /> dertaken an effort to promote Sheriff Scott Malinosky at the ment. It should be noted that the cities and counties. <br /> Neighborhood Watch Pro- Washington County Sheriff's ::::...::;..:.:::::.:.,:::::::..,.:.:::.::.::::.,.::....:..:......::.•.:r::.:.:: ,..:;...::::...:.::::.;..:•.�: <br /> grams in various Hugo Dept.(439-9381). <br /> Council Members City Staff <br /> House George Atkinson, Mayor Ken Huber,City Administrator <br /> numbering Still needed Deane Vail,Ward 1 John Benson, Bldg. Inspector <br /> Tom Jesinski,Ward 2 Mary Ann Creagor,City Clerk <br /> Although the Hugo Fire difficult for City law enforce- Robert Olson,Ward 3 Carole LaBelle, Deputy Clerk <br /> Department and Rescue ment and rescue personnel to Mike McAllister,at large Ron Otkin, Finance Dir. <br /> Squad has received a good respond to an emergency call <br /> response to its house num- in a timely manner. Lettering <br /> bering in rural areas, many on individual mailboxes or Dial 17! Aresidents still have not com- signposts at driveways is re- Have a <br /> tilied. Residents should keep quired for homes that are set- for <br /> t mind that unless your back from the road where emergencies safe holiday <br /> ariveways are clearly marked house numbering is not vise- 439-9381 for other law season! <br /> in rural areas, it is extremely ble. <br /> enforcement SC'NlCeS. <br /> ..... .;...::v:::::•::•:•v:v.r v:ti v:•m:•.�.�. ... :: .::.... .. .. .:.:.:::::::.}•.:•.... .:..r.rr::.:: v'r.:{?{{{{�};: <br /> •••ti};inrsnh1}iiwv <br /> City of Hugo Newsletter Page 3 <br />