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/0� City Council meeting of August 21, 1989 Page 3 Mr. Steve Hartman has made application to the City of Hugo for a variance to construct an oversized garage on his property located at 4920 Gallivan Court, Hugo, MN (aka Lot 8, Block 1, Bald Eagle Estates). The property in question is zoned SFE, and is approximately one acre in size' The maximum garage square footage allowed in an SFE district is 720 square feet, and Mr. Hartman's request is for a 900 square foot attached garage. Approval of this variance, by the City Council, should be subject to compliance with the restrictive covenants for Bald Eagle Estates with the understanding that the garage will be used for residential purposes only. Vail made motion, Olson seconded, to approve the variance request of Steve Hartman, 4920 Gallivan Court (aka Lot A. Block 1, Bald Eagle Estates) to construct a 900 square foot attached garage for residential purposes only. All aye. Motion Carried. Atkinson made motion, Olson seconded, to approve the variance request of C. Brimmer, 4908 120th Street North (aka Lots 12-15, Block 6, Shadyside No. 4, Bald Eagle Addition) to construct a covered porch 44' from 120th Street. City ordinance requires a 50' front yard setback in the SFE zone. All aye. Motion Carried. Representatives of the FLYSB requested an opportunity to appear before the City Council to make a presentation regarding their activities in the past year. A request was made for 1990 funding in the amount of $2,630. The bureau's representatives were informed that their request will be considered at budget time. On behalf of the Peltier Lake Association, Mr. Wayne LeBlanc requested an opportunity to appear before the City Council to request City support o-- an fan MPCA grant to study the water quality of Peltier and Centerville Lakes. In reviewing this request, the Council considered the following: 1. The surface water drainage system in the City of Hugo does outlet into the Lino Lakes area, and it is our understanding that drainage may outlet into both Peltier and Centerville Lakes. 2, A request to fund water quality studies for lakes outside of the City of Hugo may be viewed with some scepticism by the private lake associations within the City of Hugo. Mr. LeBlanc appeared before the Council requesting support and a financial contribution as a part of a local grant match to the HPCA to study the water quality in the watershed which runs into Peltier and Centerville