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38 April 6, 1987 1. Prohibiting the manufacturing of bituminous materials in the City of Hugo. 2. Prohibiting the crushing, washing, and other processing of materials in gravel pits. 3. Prohibiting the use of blasting materials for mining purposes. 4. Better clarification of travel routes to and from excavation sites. 5. Fencing and security of all gravel pits - increase in liability insurance coverage. 6. Establishment of noise standards. 7. Establish more restrictive hours of operation. 8. Increasing the violations and penalties. The proposed ordinance includes the changes recommended by the group of residents objecting to the way the gravel pits have been operated in the past. Councilmember Olson has indicated that representatives of this group will be present at tonight's meeting to present the petition and review their concerns. It should be noted that the city has established a $75.00 application fee for the processing of amendments to the municipal code. Ann Munthe submitted the petition supporting revisions to Chapter 170 dealing with mining permicsri u1 or Atkinson declined to discuss the petition at this time until the staff,/an mining'permit holders have had an oppor- tunity to review the documents and make comment. Motion made by Atkinson, Peltier seconded, that the City Council receive the petition and proposed revision to Chapter 170 dealing with mining permits. All aye. Motion Carried. 10.0 Report of City Administrator charitable The city received a copy of an application for/gambling license from the Hugo American Legion Post 620. Motion made by Atkinson, Potts seconded, that the Hugo City Council has no object- ion to the Charitable Gambling application made by the Hugo American Legion. All aye. Motion Carried. Motion made by Atkinson, Olson seconded, that the City Council authorizes the city staff to attend computer training sessions. All aye. Motion Carried. Motion made by Atkinson, Potts seconded, authorizing the City Administrator to attend the MCMA conference in Brainerd, Minnesota, in mid-May. All aye. Motion Carried. City Administrator Huber discussed a previous infg dal decision made by the 1986 City Council regarding ditch cleaning in the Lake7�states and Oakshore Park areas. The 1987 city budget has no money allocated for ditch cleaning. Motion made by Vail, Potts seconded, that the City Council will not, at this time, do any ditch cleaning, but inform the Oakshore Homeowners Association that they have the city's permission to clean the ditches for which they are concerned. All aye. Motion Carried. I