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City Council meeting for November 19, 1990 Page 5. Outside of the designated area, no mining shall take place with the exception of removal of the stockpiled materials on site. 6. All mining on site must be in conformance with any special requirements of the RCWD with regard to drainage issues. 7. The submitted site plan shall become a part of this permit. 7. This permit shall be considered void unless the applicant maintains the required financial deposit and liability insurance as specified herein. 8. This property shall be used for no other purposes than those specifically identified in this permit. All aye. Motion Carried. AUTO DISMANTLING LICENSE (MODERN AUTO FARTS) On behalf of Modern Recycling, Inc., Mr. Roger Dupaul of P.O. Box -302, has made application to the City of Hugo for renewal of his auto dismantling yard permit for Modern Recycling, Inc., 16813 Forest Blvd. Mr. DUpaul's permit expired October 3, 1990, and has now provided all the appropriate information and application fee to process this permit request. Jesinski made motion, Olson seconded, to approve the Auto Dismantling License for Roger Dupaul DBA Modern Recycling, Inc., 168131 Forest Blvd. North, legally described as follows: Part of the NE 1/4 of Section 8, T31N, R 1W, Washington County, MN. The Auto Dismantling License will expire October 3, 1991, and is subject to compliance with all requirement=_ outlined in the previous permit, and the following two special conditions: 1. The hours of operation shall be 9:(:)C> AM to 5:0 PM, Monday through Friday, and 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Saturdays. 2. All activities on site shall be limited to those permitted pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 130 of the City Code, entitled "JUnk-yards and Auto Dismantling Yards". All aye. Motion Carried. RESOLUTION ADOPTING PARKING FINE SCHEDULE As per Council direction, the submitted resolution was referred to the City Prosecutor for review and a recommendation. In discussing this matter with Mr. Richard Hocking, he indicated that the parking fines, as ordered by the courts, have varied from $10 to $15 in the past. He stated that although he had not experienced any appeals of the fines previously levied, he felt that it made a lot of sense to have a uniform parking fine schedule for all of the communities in Washington County. He stated that a uniform schedule makes it a lot easier and less expensive for the court system, and with uniform fines, they are more defendable in court. The City Prosecutor has recommended approval of the enclosed resolution. Atkinson made motion, Olson seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 1990-36, A RESOLUTION PROVIDING STANDARDIZED FINES THROUGHOUT WASHINGTON COUNTY. VOTING AYE: JesinsF::i, Olson, Vail, Atkinson VOTING NAY: None Motion Carried.