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City Council meeting of January 16, 199Q Page 5 the storage of semi -tractor trailers and carnival equipment on his property at 7-307 132nd Street, Hugo, MN. The equipment was to be removed within 30 days, and Mr. Southward has submitted the enclosed letter requesting an extension of time to have the equipment removed from, his property. Mr. Southward stated that, hopefully, the equipment will be removed by June 1, 1990. Mr. Southward appeared before the City Council in the fall of 1989 with a request for a SUP to allow construction of a rather large pole barn on the property in question. In his request, Mr. Southward informed the Planning Commission that the carnival equipment and semi -tractor trailers would be removed from the site when the pole barn was constructed. When conditions to this affect were added to the SUP during Council review, Mr. Southward withdrew his request for a SUP at the City Council meeting. Before leaving said meeting, Mr. Southward was reminded by the Council that withdrawing the SUP did not eliminate his problem of having to get the semi -tractors, trailers, and carnival equipment removed from the site in question. The issue before the City Council is whether or not to grant an extension of time to allow Mr. Southward to get the equipment removed from the site, or to notify the City prosecuter to proceed with legal action to get this matter corrected. It was noted that Mr. Southward requested that this matter be placed on the Council agenda, then failed to attend the meeting this evening. McAllister made motion, Olson seconded, that the City Administrator notify the City's prosecuting attorney to file a formal complaint, on or after June 1, 1990, against Mr. John Southward for violations of Chapter .320-4, Subd. C of the City code. The complaint will be filed as of 6/1/90 assuminq the violations still exist. Mr. Southward is to be notified of Council action. All aye. Motion Carried. COUNCIL PRIORITY EVALUATIONS The Council was provided with the results of the priority ran[-ings for the 1990/91 community priorities. The order of ranking is based on point values given to each priority ranging from a 5 as a top priority to a 0 which would indicate that the item is of no priority at all. City attorney, Charles Johnson, suggested that the City update their zoning ordinance prior to recodification of the municipal code boo[::. MISCELLANEOUS Mayor Atkinson requested that the City Council have the City Administrator's performance evaluation completed by the Council. meeting of February D, 1990. McAllister made motion, Jesinsk.i seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 1990-" RESOLUTION REVIEWING AND CLARIFYING PROVISIONS OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN HUPER AND THE CITY OF HUGO. VOTING AYE: McAllister, Jesins[;i, Olson, At[=:inson VOTING NAY: NONE Motion Carried.