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As a landowner of a family farm (137 acres) that is surrounded by acre developed lots, <br />my concern is to reclaim the value (development potential) of my property, which in my <br />opinion can only be achieved by reducing minimum lot size from 10 acres to 5 acres. <br />This is my family's legacy and retirement asset. -David Wlaschin, 12140 Illies Ave N <br />- Preservation of the rifle and archery range. Preservation of the woodlands for hunting <br />and natural resources. <br />- If property is bordered on most sides by 5 -acre lots why should the 1/10 acre be <br />maintained? — Cathy Scobie, 7676 120th St & 12140, Illies Ave N <br />- What sets Hugo apart from other cities is that it does not at this time feel over- <br />crowded, packed with people and have "cookie -cutter" filled wall to wall homes. I love <br />the rural feel. We need better internet service. We would not like it if parcels went <br />below 10 acres for rural development. -Gina and Steve Sadowski, 15960 Jeffrey Ave N <br />- Can the definition of Eastern Hugo change? I.e."zoning" of what is considered Eastern <br />Hugo? (map) — Bart Cuthrie, 8991 13011 St. N <br />- My primary concern is to plan for sewer in Eastern Hugo and allow flexible options for <br />future development which does not have primary purpose of protecting natural <br />resources. Sewer connection pipes have been increased since first constructed. -John <br />Waller, 14010 Homestead Ave N <br />- Just would like lots of space for parks & recreation; outdoor activity — Already on the <br />list. <br />- I enjoy our "rural living" on the east side of Hugo, except for the dirt roads. Paving our <br />remaining dirt roads would be my request. -Neil Fagerhaugh, 9511 140 St N <br />- It is a worry about fire department services with no hydrants. Water could be an issue. <br />Does water come with the sewer? - Kathy Brevig, 14120 Hyde Ave N <br />2. What should Hugo look like in 20 years? 40 years? <br />- 20 -Some development but preserve the small town feel and farm/ hobby farm lifestyle. <br />40 -small developments with land conservation plans in place, promote small town <br />feel. —Doug and Diane Anderson, 9815 17011 Street N <br />- We would like to have more rec space on our side of town. More paths, or paths in <br />general. There is no save pavement areas to run or bike from our home. (Dump trucks <br />drive 50+ mph down 14011) -Niki Anderson, 14107 Hyde Ave N <br />- 10 -acre home sites. That is why most of us moved out here. -Anonymous <br />- Density in West, the same in the east. Farmland will become more scarce in the future, <br />we should preserve it by discouraging development on it. -Jim Dropps, 9783 122nd St N <br />- It should reflect what the residents of Hugo want in 20 and 40. -Carol Swiden, 9250 <br />13011 St. N <br />- SAME — Richard Verdick, 13561 Homestead Ave <br />CITY OF <br />Eastern Hugo Open House, June 13, 2017. Page 2 <br />i�y�y <br />1W <br />