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City Council meetinq of June 1991 Page 3. There appears to be an attempt by certain City officials to jeopardize the City's position with regard to the law suit filed against it by Mr. Schumann. It also appears that this effort is intentional and without regard to the potential financial impact on the City and its taxpayers. Councilman Jesinski abstained from voting based on the advice of the attorney for the City's insurance company that the City not deal with this matter without said attorney present. MINOR SUEDIVISION (W. ERICKSON) At the May ?U, 1991 regular meeting of the Hugo City Council, action was taken approving the preliminary survey of Mr. Walt Eric4::son for a 33 acre tract of land generally described as that part of NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 7, T31N, R21W, Washington County, MN, lying southerly, easterly, and southeasterly of the north 440' of the west 1,000' thereof. Preliminary approval was granted subject to complying with the special conditions listed at that time. Mr. Erickson has stated that the property is now surveyed, properly staged, and his survey is signed by a registered land surveyor. The appropriate easements were provided, as required, and all conditions of preliminary survey approval will be met. McAllister made motion, Brunotte seconded, to approve the final certificate of survey ##6-3-91, and waiver of the formal platting requirements, for Walter Erickson to subdivide a 33 acre tract of land into .3 lots, generally described as that part of the NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 7, T.31N, R 1W, into three lots. Final approval is subject to the following special conditions: 1. The City's individual on-site sewaqe ordinance be complied with fully with regard to the installation of mound septic systems on Parcels B and C. 2. Final survey approval shall be contingent upon compliance with the survey conditions, as well as the grading and stormwater drainage plans. 3. All conditions of final survey approval must be met prior to the stamping of any deeds for recording by the city clerk unless otherwise permitted by council action. 4. The property lines on site must be identified by the applicants to assure proper setbacks when buildings are to be constructed if required by the building inspector. All lots must be properly staffed when surveyed. 5. Proposed driveways or drainage areas within the development must include installation of a minimum 15" diameter corruq_ated metal culvert in a manner acceptable to the city. 6. No building permits shall be issued until the final survey has been approved and recorded with Washington County. 7. The securing of the required permits from the Rice Creek: Watershed District prior to final survey approval. B. All fees relating to this subdivision shall be paid by the applicant includinq the cost of recording documents with Washinqton County. 9. Percolation tests for each buildable site must be submitted to the city prior to final survey approval.