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CITY of Hugo 2040 <br />EST. 1908 Comprehensive Plan Update <br />Online Survey Responses <br />April -May 2017 <br />1. Are there any changes you would like the City of Hugo to consider regarding your property? If <br />yes, please describe specifically the changes you would like to see for your property (this may be <br />a change in land use designation, preservation of significant natural resources, etc.) <br />Comment / Theme <br />Allow residential districts to have a small number of chickens —Bob Rogers, 14491 Glenbrook Avenue N <br />We would like to have a few chickens for fresh eggs. Surrounding cities allow this in residential areas. <br />—Elizabeth Rogers, 14491 Glenbrook Ave N <br />Allow chickens but no roosters in residential properties. <br />Less housing <br />The Industrial designation next to my property, I believe it will only take away from the value of the natural <br />resources in this location, with Hardwood creek so close to this location. Contamination of a lake fed creek <br />would be unavoidable long term, and the stripping of a large volume of trees would be necessary, one of <br />the last highly wooded areas in the Hugo 2030 MUSA boundry. It will only hurt property values of the <br />surrounding residential zones. —Thomas Zollinger, 5040 165th St <br />No, my property is great how it is. I preserve natural resources and want to see Hugo continue preserving <br />natural resources. <br />No. —Ben Krull, 15350 Everton <br />2. Is there anything in the existing City of Hugo 2030 Comprehensive Plan that you would like to <br />see modified as part of this update? If yes, please include a brief description of what you would <br />like to see modified or changed in the 2040 Comprehensive Plan Update. <br />Comment/ Theme <br />More space designated for Retail and Restaurant Space, less industrial zones, and availability of executive <br />lots 1-5 acres. This would enable more walking availability businesses. —Ryan Allshouse, 5310 159th St N <br />None at this time. —Elizabeth Rogers, 14491 Glenbrook Ave N <br />Further encourage the preservation of agricultural areas (outside the urban service area) and protect <br />sensitive natural resources. Identify the expansion of Highway 61 has a high priority that may require <br />Washington County and the City of Hugo to set up pressure on MnDCT to invest in the corridor. —Bob <br />Rogers, 14491 Glenbrook Avenue N <br />Need more retail and downtown draw. Hugo residents are traveling to Lino Lakes, White Bear, and Forest <br />Lake for dining, shopping, pharmacy, etc. We already have great resources established for health, dental <br />and child care. <br />More commercial, less high density housing —Ben Krull, 15350 Everton <br />You need more roads for the housing your putting in. Highway 61 is already congested and can't handle <br />the amount of traffic on it! Adding in these housing developments with no roads to support it is crazy! <br />concentration of high volume zones (industrial, Medium/ High occupancy residential and commercial) <br />around the higher commuted roads and with access to public transportation. Large lot residential, and <br />single family homes around the existing natural resources in an effort to leave them undisturbed as best as <br />possible (high density trees, Creeks, rivers and lakes) —Thomas Zollinger, 5040 165th St <br />Focus on being a sustainable city, and how Hugo will control land use while preserving natural resources <br />and groundwater in the future. <br />April 19, 2017 CITY OF_ <br />Open House (V���� <br />