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• Large Lot Residential: One unit per ten gross acres • Very Low Density Residential: One unit per one acre • Low Density Residential: Between two units and four units per acre • Medium Density Residential: Between three units and eight units per net acre • High Density Residential: Between six units and twelve units per acre • Mixed Use: Opportunity for multiple, compatible uses on a single site • Commercial: Area designated for both service retail, highway, and neighborhood -oriented businesses and retail establishments to develop. • Business Park: Opportunity for office, office warehouse, light industrial, and light manufacturing businesses. • Industrial: Identified areas suitable for warehousing, manufacturing, or processing of products. • Public/Quasi-Public: Areas designated for institutional uses such as governmental uses, religious, educational uses and cemeteries, as well as public parks, conservatories, and private recreation areas. • Manufactured Housing Parks • Major Highway • Multifamily • Office A more detailed definition of land uses within the City of Hugo is available in the City's 2040 Comprehensive Plan. 2.5. Public Utilities Public utility services within the City of Hugo include city sewer and water. The Metropolitan Urban Service Area (MUSA) is the area in which public utilities are available. The MUSA is an area agreed upon with the Metropolitan Council and the City of Hugo. Those parcels which are within the MUSA consist of primarily the western side of the City of Hugo, west of Highway 61. The 2040 MUSA is shown on Figure 4, Appendix A. 2.6. Surface Waters Lakes, wetlands, streams, and drainage ways dominate the landscape of the City of Hugo and are shown graphically on Figure 5, Appendix A. These natural features play an extensive role in the way in which the community is currently developed and will develop into the future. There are twelve lakes in the City classified as DNR protected waters. Hardwood Creek and Clearwater Creek are classified as DNR protected watercourses. A number of judicial and private ditches also traverse the City. There are three separate watershed districts in the City of Hugo as shown on Figure 6, Appendix A. The majority of the City is within the RCWD except for small portions of eastern Hugo that are within the Carnelian -Marine -St. Croix Watershed District and the Brown's Creek Watershed District. The City of Hugo is committed to protecting these water bodies as outlined in Section 5 of this Plan. 2.6.1. Water Quality Data The City will continue to support monitoring of surface and ground waters within its jurisdictional boundaries and outside these boundaries for waters to which the City discharges. Data will be obtained through cooperation and coordination of various agencies listed below. SECTION 2