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City Council meeting of October 15, 1990 Page 5 Forest Lake Contracting, in the amount of $7,745, for the installation of a cul-de-sac at the terimination of 125th Street, just east of Fiona Avenue. Financing of this improvement will be made with the deposit provided by the developer. All aye. Motion Carried. JUNK_AUTO COMPLAINT, As per council direction, the City staff has conducted the necessary inspection of the junked autos mentioned in a complaint received by the City Council at their last meeting. The City's Code Enforcement Office conducted an investigation, and found no violations of the City's municipal code. A letter is to be sent to the complaintant. BUILDING PERMIT REPOR The City Council received a copy of the building permit report, prepared by the Code Enforcement Officer, showing construction activities in the City of Hugo from January 1990 to date. It should be noted the number of accessory buildings and pole barns constructed during the 1990 calendar year. The City staff thought this information to be interesting in light of community rumors being spread indicating that the City Council no longer allows pole barns to be constructed in the rural areas of the community. ^ Because of the installation of natural gas in the City of Hugo, the Building Inspection Department is realizing a large volume of inspections. Mr. Scott Holm's internship with the City is due to expire the end of October, and City Administrator Huber requested Council authorization to employ Mr. Holm until the building department workload decreases. Atkinson made motion, McAllister seconded, to extend the employment of Mr. Scott Holm until the City's Building Inspection Department workload decreases. All aye. Motion Carried. Mayor Atkinson informed the Council that he had held a personal press conference on Wednesday, October 10th, responding to the cartoons appearing in a local newspaper. Councilman Jesinski reported that he had attended the Hugo Fire Department Open House, and suggested that the City send a letter thanking them for their efforts. Mrs. Joyce Seever addressed the Council, and stated that she had talked to Mary LaPlant, and the speed limit signs installed on Oneka Lake Boulevard vary, depending on whether or not its good weather conditions or its raining. Mrs. Karen Duraine addressed the Council, and inquired as to whether or not the City "checked out" developers who do work in the City.