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2019.01.23 CC Packet - Goal Setting Session
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1/22/2019
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Construction projects in 2019 will focus primarily on new public roads and utilities to <br />be constructed concurrent with private development. Work on 130th Street with a roundabout at <br />Flay Ave will result in inconveniences to some residents. Continuing work on 35E near Forest <br />Lake will result in added traffic on Hwy 61 this summer. Work on the Hugo Short Line Railroad <br />will be completed in the spring. Discussion on a collaborative effort with Lino Lakes in <br />underway concerning paving of Elmcrest Avenue in Southern Hugo and Cedar Street in Lino <br />Lakes. Upgrades to sewer and water systems are anticipated in 2019 near city wells and lift <br />stations. Park and trail improvements will be constructed in Adelaide Landing. <br />South Water Tower. Vegetative clearing has begun to make way for construction of the <br />new water tower on 125th street to replace the existing tower on 130th Street. Discussion will <br />occur concerning the fate of the old tower on 130th street, which will no longer be needed to <br />support the City's water supply system <br />Bridges. City consulting staff has completed inspections of several city bridges that will <br />need maintenance work. Staff will propose inclusion of bridge maintenance activities into the <br />CIP. <br />Water: <br />White Bear Lake Lawsuit. This issue consumed significant time in 2018, as Judge <br />Marrinan's ruling has significant impacts on the City. Fortunately, most impacts of the ruling <br />have now been delayed until June of 2019. In late January, the Court of Appeals will hear oral <br />arguments on the appeal, with their ruling expecting in early spring. Depending on the result, <br />there could be significant time spent on this issue again in 2019. <br />Stormwater re -use. New water re -use projects will be operational this year in Adelaide <br />Landing and Oneka Place. Staff is working on phase 2 of the Waters Edge re -use project. Staff <br />continues to seek outside funds for the CSAH 8 project. <br />Water Conservation. Many of the measures the city has implemented for water <br />conservation may no longer be relevant as a result of the court ruling. These programs will need <br />to be re-evaluated before they are continued. Council has approved a new water rate structure <br />that is now being implemented. The Met Council is completing a report for Hugo, evaluating the <br />benefit of smart -irrigation controllers. <br />Regional water studies that impact Hugo continue to be developed and updated. Staff <br />reviews this data, participates on many task forces and committees and is involved in regional <br />discussions involving water use. Phil Klein remains as a member of MAWSAC. <br />Fire Department: <br />Ambulance Service. An annual report will be provided to the council in the spring. <br />Staffing. Fire Department leadership will continue expansion of recruitment and <br />retention efforts with the goal of increasing daytime staffing levels. <br />
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