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PRINTER'S AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
<br />CITY OF HUGO
<br />AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
<br />ASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNLSOTA
<br />ORDINANCE NO. 2001-353
<br />AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A NINE-MONTH
<br />STATE OF MINNESOTA )
<br />EXTENSION OF THE INTERIM ORDINANCE
<br />ESTABLISHING ATEMPORARY
<br />County of Ramsey )
<br />DEVELOPMENT MORATORIUM ON
<br />RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE
<br />METROPOLITAN URBAN SERVICE AREA.
<br />WHEREAS, the City Council has assessed
<br />j the publisher, or the publisher's designated agent, being duly sworn, on
<br />the progress made in addressing the items Iden-
<br />tified in the original interim ordinance adopted by
<br />publisher, or the publisher's designated agent and
<br />Oath State that I am the u p g g
<br />the Council on August 2, 1999.
<br />WHEREAS, the City Council finds additional
<br />an employee of the newspaper known as White Bear Press, and that I have
<br />time is needed to address and continue work on
<br />the items identified in the interim ordinance as
<br />full knowledge of the facts which are stated below:
<br />adopted by the City Council on August 2, 1999,
<br />as follows:.
<br />(A) The newspaper has complied with all of the requirements constituting
<br />1. City Staffing Requirements. While the City
<br />bas hired a Community Development Director,
<br />qualification as a qualified newspaper, as provided by Minnesota Statute
<br />the existing City staff cannot complete the
<br />update to the Comprehensive Plan and other
<br />331A.02, 331A.07, and other applicable laws, as amended.
<br />tasks identified in the interim ordinance, if staff's
<br />time is being spent reacting to development pro-
<br />(B) The Printed CITY OF HUGO
<br />posals.
<br />2. City Space. While the City is in the
<br />ORDINANCE NO. 2001-353
<br />process of awarding a bid for the construction of
<br />a new City Hall, the new facility will not be avail-
<br />which is attached was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and was
<br />able until spring of 2002. As noted in the interim
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<br />ordinance, the absence of sufficient space neg-
<br />printed and published once each week, for successive weeks; it was
<br />atively effects the City's ability to administer its
<br />official controls.
<br />first published on WEDNESDAY the 23 day of
<br />3. Water Issues. The City is in the process of
<br />addressing its water needs. The City recently
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<br />MAY , 20 01 , and was thereafter printed and published on
<br />awarded bids for the construction of a new well
<br />and water tower. The new well will be operational
<br />every to and including
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<br />by the summer of 2001 and the new water tower
<br />will be operational by fall of 2002.
<br />the day of , 20 ; and printed below is a copy
<br />Without the new water tower, the City's water
<br />y and distribution system is not capable of
<br />of the lower case alphabet from A to Z, both inclusive, which is hereby
<br />Jing adequate water pressure for fire flows
<br />to new residential subdivisions in certain areas
<br />acknowledged as being the size and kind of type used in the composition
<br />of the City.
<br />4. City Zoning and Subdivision Standards.
<br />and publication of the notice:
<br />The City is in the process of revising its official
<br />controls. The Planning Commission has held five
<br />special meetings to assist in the preparation of a
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<br />draft zoning ordinance. The formal public hear-
<br />BY:
<br />ing on the zoning ordinance update is scheduled
<br />for the May 23, 2001 Planning Commission
<br />meeting. Following review by the Planning
<br />Commission, the ordinance will be forwarded to
<br />TITLE: Publisher
<br />the City Council for its consideration.
<br />WHEREAS, extending the moratorium will
<br />provide the City with the opportunity to complete
<br />Subscribed and sworn to before me on
<br />its planning process and the objectives specifi-
<br />cally laid out in the interim ordinance in order to
<br />this 23 day of MAY
<br />effectively guide and manage future develop-
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<br />ment in the City, and to make informed decisions]/!
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<br />about infrastructure investments, and;
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<br />WHEREAS, the City Council is desirous of
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<br />terminating the moratorium in areas that have
<br />adequate water and that do not interfere with the
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<br />planning and orderly development within the
<br />Metropolitan Urban Service Area; and
<br />WHEREAS, the City Council, upon review
<br />My commission expires January 31, 2005
<br />and a recommendation from the City Engineer,
<br />has identified an area in the City that has ade-
<br />quate water available to accommodate addition-
<br />al development prior to the construction of the
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<br />new water tower.
<br />WHEREAS, this area is described as lying
<br />(1) Lowest classified rate paid by
<br />south of CSAH 8A (Egg Lake Road), east of TH
<br />61 (Forest Blvd.), west of Goodview Avenue,
<br />commercial users for comparable
<br />and north of a 125th Street.
<br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY
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<br />RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
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<br />(Line, word, or inch rate)
<br />OF HUGO, MINNESOTA, that it should
<br />(2) Maximum rate allowed by law for
<br />hereby does approve a nine-month exten-
<br />to the interim ordinance establishing a tem-
<br />the above matter.
<br />$
<br />porary development moratorium on residential
<br />development within the Metropolitan Urban
<br />(Line, word, or inch rate)
<br />Service Area, with the exception of the area
<br />(3) Rate actually charged for the
<br />lying south of CSAH 8A (Egg Lake Road), east
<br />of TH 61 (Forest Blvd.), west of Goodview
<br />above matter. $ 6.50/INCH
<br />Avenue, and north of a 125th Street, as specifi-
<br />cally set forth in the interim ordinance as adopt-
<br />(Line, word, or inch rate)
<br />ed by the City Council on August 2, 1999. The
<br />temporary development moratorium will be in
<br />nffcrt until February 18, 2002, or unless earlier
<br />sated by the City Council by resolution.
<br />'HEREUPON, said ordinance wa
<br />,ed adopted by the City Council this 7t
<br />f May 2001.
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