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Hugo City Council Meeting Minutes for September 18, 2017 <br />Page 4 of 7 <br />there, no leaking on the ground and no rubbish. He said, to be safe, he could be done by the end <br />of December. <br />Weidt noted he would not be doing much after the snow came and asked Schultz to agree it <br />would be done by November 15, and Schultz stated he had other issues going on. <br />Snyder restated the question to Schultz regarding the time limit to comply if staff continued to <br />work with him. Snyder suggested splitting the task up, first removing rubbish and then the cars. <br />Klein stated that in his opinion he could clean up the debris, not the cars that may have value, by <br />November 15 and look at a little more time to take care of the vehicles. <br />Schultz stated he believed in global warming, but has plastic on the property that won't <br />deteriorate and is easy to get rid of. He said he is still working on vehicles that people want to <br />buy. t, <br />Miron stated that Schultz seemed to find it agreeable and he wanted to make sure the Council <br />agreed what debris was. Miron asked Snyder what procedurally would need to take place after <br />the dates passed if nothing was done. <br />Snyder noted that staff worked diligently with the applicant before this item went to Council, and <br />if debris was not gone by November 15, staff could make additional recommendations. <br />Schultz verbally confirmed that he could and would proceed to remove the rubbish first and then <br />the cars under this scenario and this schedule. He said this had renewed his faith in local <br />government. Schultz stated he appreciated staff, and realized his personal problems were not <br />theirs. <br />kkk� <br />Weidt reviewed what debris was found on the Schult2"property and stated the cleanup needed to <br />be accelerated greatly. He would like to see the cars down to the few that are valuable. and have <br />all the other stuff cleaned up. <br />Schultz stated this was very embarrassing. All the stuff was all taken out of his pole barn and it <br />ended up stolen. <br />Wei Nmade motid, Mir seconded, to give Schultz until November 15 to clean up the <br />r6pu and brin � e item back to Council on November 20 2017 <br />P P���h _ g ,k , <br />All ayes. M h carried. <br />Discussion on Proposed Oneka Lake Blvd/Harrow Avenue Road Proiect <br />City Engineer Mark Erichson explained that the Oneka Lake Boulevard and Harrow Avenue <br />Roadway Improvement Project was identified as the City's next highest priority improvement <br />project, and he wanted to initiate the project in moving forward. This would continue <br />improvement of Oneka Boulevard from the 2016 project. If Council chose to move forward with <br />the project, WSB would begin evaluation of design and complete the wetland delineation, soil <br />
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