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City Council meeting of July 2, 1990 Page 6 UNSIGNED COMPLAI!QT The City received an unsigned complaint regarding an alleged illegal business being operated in Hugo. Because it is the City's policy to not respond to unsigned complaints, no action will be taken. STANEK LAWSUIT (STATUS)_ This Joseph Stanek litigation matter has been referred to the attorney for the City's insurance company. Atkinson made motion, Olson seconded, that in the event a compromise agreement or settlement could be reached, and access to Mr. Stanek's property provided, the City of Hugo would have no reason to retain the right-of-way in question. All aye. ROUND LAKE ADDITION (LETTER F CREDIT It was noted that the City Administrator presented the Round Lake Partners' letter of credit to the Lake Area Security Bank for collection to complete public improvements associated with this development, and the bank refused to honor the letter of credit. Atkinson made motion, Olson seconded, that the City staff is directed to take whatever legal action is necessary to collect on the Round Lake Partners, Ltd. letter of credit' All aye. Motion Carried. It was also noted that the City probably wouldn't be accepting any letters of credit from the Lake Area Security Bank in the future. At 8:00 PM, the City Council temporarily adjourned their meeting and called for the Hugo Planning Commission to review the site plan and request of Lake Country Wood Preserving to operate a wood -processing plant on a 25 acre industrial site located north of the Bald Eagle Industrial Park- At the June 18, 1990 City Council meeting, the questions and concerns raised were as follows: 1. Future of the railroad in Hugo to 145th Street. 2. Noise, hours of operation, and traffic volumes at the intersection of 130th Street and Highway 61. 3. The chemicals being used, as well as the process proposed for the treatment of wood' 4. On-site drainage and its impact on Bald Eagle Lake' 5. The ability to provide for fire protection on site. 6. Road improvements and utility extensions to serve the site. 7. Problems that have been experienced by other cities where similar facilities are currently in operation.