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Hugo City Council Meeting Minutes for March 19, 2018 <br />Page 5 of 7 <br />to inform the public about and accept comments on the alternatives. Council Member Klein <br />requested Council take a position on these proposals. <br />Bear explained the Metropolitan Council Environmental Serves (MCES) has statutory authority <br />to treat sewage but does not have authority to provide retail water service; this could be seen as <br />competing with cities. Bear stated he was a member of the task force and shared discussions <br />they had on whether there should be a regional cost -share, and how MCES should partner with <br />others. The task force found regional benefits and consensus on most things except the question <br />of whether there should be a regional cost -share. He provided the three alternatives for cost - <br />share amendments for consideration stating the Met Council was looking for feedback on them. <br />He provided information on SKB-E case study and hypothetical regional cost share impacts <br />under each of the alternatives. <br />The Council discussed the proposed alternatives and agreed it was important to have community <br />partnerships. Council generally agreed a policy amendment was consistent with the City's goals <br />to conserve water, but they were not familiar enough with the policy to select a specific <br />alternative. <br />Klein made motion, to direct staff put a letter together recommending full support of a waste <br />water use policy being developed, supporting it as a concept and open to a regional cost share <br />program. <br />All Ayes. Motion carried. <br />Discussion on Street Lighting in Dellwood Ridge <br />Staff had received a request from Tom Windisch, Manager of the Dellwood Ridge Home <br />Owners Association, for the City to pay for electricity and maintenance of the street lights in the <br />neighborhood. Until now, street lights within the public right-of-way in Dellwood Ridge have <br />been the responsibility of the neighborhood at a cost that is typically around $212 a month. This <br />is the only thing the HOA pays for. Staff had researched the history of this development and <br />found no reason the City should not take on the same responsibility for these lights as the City <br />does with all other lights located on public streets. Bear explained there are nine decorative lights <br />in the development that are paid for by the homeowners association, and it is the only <br />neighborhood in the City like this. The property is platted and the residents do pay the urban tax <br />rate. <br />Haas made motion, Klein seconded, to approve the City to make all future payments for the <br />lights in Dellwood Ridge. <br />All Ayes. Motion carried. <br />Update on Yellow Ribbon Network <br />Council Members Chuck Haas and Phil Klein updated the Council on the activities of the Yellow <br />Ribbon Network to date. Haas began by thanking the Bald Eagle Sportsman Club for sponsoring <br />
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