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City Council meeting of September 5, 1989 Page 5 depth. The request in question would allow the side yard within 1: 1/2' of the existing staff has some concern regarding_ the extent the fact that a typical parking stall. is 10' distance between the proposed garage and the than the standard depth of a parking stall. the garage to encroach into roadway easement. The City of this variance in light of wide and 18' deep. The existing right-of-way is less Mr. Inman was present at the meeting, and after Council discussion of the request, agreed to amend his application and move the proposed garage further north and west, thereby requiring a 10' variance to the requirement. Mr. Inman was informed that he will need to submit a revised site plan indicating the change in the location of the proposed building. Atkinson made motion, Je=_•insk:i seconded, to approve the variance request of Mr. Curt Inman at 5.398 145th Street, to locate a 22 „ 30' detached garage on said property 10' into the required side yard setback: maintaining a 0' side yard and the required rear yard setback::. All aye. Motion Carried. "rJE.IC�HiC�F:HCiCif? llAl CH" PROGRAM The City had received a letter from the Washington County Sheriff's Office regarding establishment of Neighborhood Watch meetings in the City of Hugo, and requests the cooperation of the City with regard to installation of a. "NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH" sign at the entrance to developments that become part_ of the Neighborhood Watch program. The estimated cost of the signs is $10.00 each, and the Sheriff's }Department approves the release of the sign_ for placement in the community. McAllister made motion, Jesinski seconded, advising the Washington County Sheriff's Office that the City of Hugo agrees with the concept of the Neighborhood Watch Program, and agrees to pay reasonable costs for placement of the signs as recommended by the Sheriff's Department. All aye. Motion Carried. Councilman McAllister suggested that. the City staff coordinate use of tl-i,._ City Hall for this program, if needed. ORI I i'dANC:EAt �E i`1Li i. tJCE C:HAPT'ER 40=12 QE= i`:;1.i.,i Ct.';y. In an effort to clarify the City's policies and ordinances regarding mobile homes and manufactured housing in the City of Hugo, City staff prepared an amendment to Chapter 40 of the municipal code deleting the language dealing with transient Housing. This ordinance affects mobile and manufactured homes outside of approved mobile home parkas, and clarifies the minimum standards for these types of structures. This ordinace also eliminates references to watchman's quarters as identified in 40--1.2, Subd. E. McAllister mad= motion, L.es,inski seconded, 'I:'.o adopt'. ORDINANCE 198 -.=61, AN ORDINANCE I NANCE AME.I' DIN CHAPTER 40 CIE THE MUNICIPAL CODE ENTITLED "BUILDINGS .,.,:-. CONSTRUCTION-, It`d ARTICLE 1 I I , SECTION 40 -ENTITLED