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City Council meeting of May 7, 199i_f <br />Page H <br />9. Advertising on site shall be limited to the 4' X 9' sign to be <br />installed on the west face of the building. <br />10. All tractor trailers will be permanently removed from the site. <br />11. There shall be no on-site disposal of refuse, and the property owner <br />shall provide proof of regular refuse disposal service for this <br />business operation. <br />12. There shall be no exterior storage of vehicles, materials, or <br />equipment on site until the fence is installed as per the site plan. <br />13. Any building additions or remodeling of the existing structure shall <br />be made in compliance with the City building codes. <br />14. No auto parts sales shall be transacted on the site. <br />15. The owner or operator shall allow inspections by the City staff at <br />reasonable times to assure compliance with this permit. <br />16. The fence to be installed shall be a 7' industrial chain link: fence <br />with PDS slats to be installed on the entire perimeter of the fenced <br />area to properly screen abutting areas from activities taking plane on <br />site. Said fence to be maintained in good repair at all times. <br />17. This permit shall be declared null and void if not accepted and fully <br />implemented within 130 days of council approval. <br />18. f=ailure to comply with all conditions of this permit shall be grounds <br />for revocation of same. <br />19. No vehicle may be parked further east_ than 131 feet from the west <br />property line or in the designated drainage area. <br />20. A performance deposit, in the amount of $1,e:00, be submitted <br />guaranteeing the installation of the fence and conditions of this SUP <br />The deposit will be returned when the site is in compliance with the <br />site plan and the above special conditions. <br />All aye. Motion Carried. <br />PERFORMANCE AGREEMENT (STATUS) <br />At the April 16, 1990 regular meeting of the Hugo City Council, action was <br />taken authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk: to enter into a Performance <br />Agreement with Mr. Stanford Krueger regarding his commitment to bring his <br />property into compliance with his SUP #1997 -27 -SUP within the time <br />specified by the Agreement. The Agreement was worked out as a compromise <br />by the City Council in an effort to avoid requiring Mr. Krueger to remove <br />his accessory building at this time. Although legal counsel for Mr. <br />Krueger seemed to feel most of the items in the Performance Agreement were <br />acceptable, he dial indicate that the financial security was too excessive <br />and Mr. Krueger could not afford to post a $5,000 performance deposit. It <br />should be noted that typical financing costs for a letter of credit are 1i. <br />to 2% of the amount of the letter in addition to administrative fees. The <br />City staff estimates that the cost of an irrevocable letter of credit by <br />Mr. Krueger would run approximately $100 to $200 per year. The City <br />Councils at its April 16, 1990 meeting, directed staff to place this <br />matter on the agenda if Mr. Krueger refused to sign the Performance <br />Agreement and post the required performance deposit. <br />City Attorney, Charles Johnson, reported on his discussions with Mr. <br />Krueger's attorney, Gerald Carroll, and their inability to finalize the <br />Performance Agreement. Mayor Atkinson stated that the City will not <br />negotiate the terns of the Performance Agreement. McAllister asked Mr. <br />Krueger about his unwillingness to sign the Performance Agreement. and <br />