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Hugo City Council Meeting Minutes for February 4, 2019 <br />Page 6 of 8 <br />Approval of City Council Focus Goals and Ongoing Priorities for 2018 <br />The Council held a goal setting workshop on Tuesday, January 22, 2019, for the purpose of <br />setting goals and priorities for 2019. City Administrator Bryan Bear had compiled items <br />discussed during the workshop and reviewed them with the Council. Bryan explained these <br />goals serve as guide to help staff to prioritize work during the coming year. He reviewed <br />priorities related to conservation, economic development, community development, <br />infrastructure, parks, public safety, and administration. <br />Klein made motion, Petryk seconded, to approve the 2019 City Council Goals and ongoing <br />priorities. <br />All Ayes. Motion carried. <br />Update on Hopkins Schoolhouse <br />At its July 2, 2018, meeting, Council approved a committee to explore options for the future of <br />the Hopkins Schoolhouse. Historic Preservation Consultant Olivia Schiffman reported on the <br />progress of the committee and their recommendation. The seven -member committee had met <br />several times and discussed all options for the schoolhouse and obstacles. It was concluded by <br />the committee that there were several benefits to a public private partnerships, and a big benefit <br />would be if the City would give financial support. Olivia shared a marketing flyer for the lease <br />of the Hopkins Schoolhouse for a public/private partnership and reviewed the development <br />criteria stating the committee was recommending the Council approve it and move forward with <br />publishing the marketing flyer. <br />Miron, who served on the committee, talked about the agreement of the group to form a public <br />private partnership, and he felt there needed to be discussions on where the City was financially <br />in supporting it. <br />Klein recognized that a fair amount of work needed to be done, which may get expensive, and <br />suggested the County may be able to help reduce the cost. <br />Haas questioned how a business would be taxed if it operated out of the schoolhouse. City <br />Administrator Bear replied that it would be taxed as used, so it would be commercial. <br />Petryk asked if the lease amount would be fairly inexpensive, and Schiffman replied that it <br />would be discussed when reviewing proposals. <br />Haas guessed it would take well over $100,000 to get the property in shape for someone to use, <br />and said he would be very hesitant to do that without knowing the benefit to the City. <br />Weidt acknowledged there were many unknown variables which made it hard to determine <br />support of the project, but he would like to see what proposals come forward. <br />
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