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/�' � /�/m City Council meeting of August 211 1989 Page 2 Street North does not exist. There is no such road in this area, and based on other surveys of record, this roadway was not dedicated to the City, and it is very unlikely that it will ever by constructed. The site in question is identified as two parcels: one is Lot 11 and one is Lot 12 of a subdivision plat that was never approved by the City Council. The legal description on the site, however, indicates this is a single parcel of land, and has been treated accordingly by the City Council' The total parcel in question is approximately 168' in width and 574' in length. There is a 10' utility easement on the west and south borders of the site. It does not appear that the satellite in question will interfere with any of the other site features, and that said proposal appears consistent with the original SUP. Jesinski made motion, Olson seconded, to approve the application of Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc., for a site plan to construct one additional satellite antenna dish in the Peloquin Industrial Park, identified as Lots 11 and 12 on the submitted site plan. Hubbard Broadcasting has agreed to perform the following in conjunction with the approved site plan: 1. Enlarge fence line to include new antenna construction area. 2. Install buried electrical conduit running from existing equipment building to the foundation site. 3. Construct antenna foundation. 4' Erect a 35' high antenna. 5. Connect the AC power from equipment building. 6. Connect antenna to satellite equipment. 7. Provide required drainage easement deeds as shown on site plan. All aye. Motion Carried. BUILDING SETBACK VAR1AN10E_JPRINgL_:' Mr. Richard Pringle has made application to the City of Hugo to construct a 40' x 60' pole barn between his home and 170th Street at 4975 170th Street, Hugo, MN. City ordinances require that accessory buildings not be located between the principal structure and the front property line' Although the accessory building in question would be located in front of the house, it would still be 360' from centerline of 170th Street North. It is the intent of the applicant to use the building in question for a horse barn and residential storage. It should be specified that no commercial activity will be allowed in the building in question. The property is zoned agricultural, and contains approximately 10 acres' Approval of the variance request would be consistent with previous Council action regarding sites of this nature; however, said approval should clearly indicate that the building in question can be used only for residential—related purposes, and cannot be used for any type of commercial or manufacturing activity. Olson made motion, Vail seconded, to approve the variance application of Richard Pringle to construct a 40' x 60' pole barn between his home and 170th Street, at 4975 170th Street. No commercial/industrial activity will be allowed. All aye. Motion Carried.