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56 July 2, 1984 MOTION: McAllister made motion, Peltier seconded, to set a Special Meeting for July 16, 1984, at 6:00 PM, to meet with the Hugo businessmen and Richard Gessner, to discuss the clean-up of the city. All aye. Motion Carried. The city received the resignation of Councilman Deane Vail, effective June 28, 1984. It was the concensus of the Mayor and Council to leave the chair for Ward I vacant until the city election in November. The winner of the election would be seated immediately rather than waiting until January 1. The Mayor requested that the Council be very conscientious about attending Council meeting until the vacancy can be filled. 9.0 NEW BUSINESS The Council discussed the placing of blacktop on 152nd Strect, an area of 40 x 80. The State of Minnesota has agreed to haul and install the material provided the city pay for it - approximately 120 tons/$2500.00. MOTION: McAllister made motion, Schwab seconded, that the City send a letter to the State of Minnesota committing Hugo to purchase the blacktop to cover a 40 x 80 apron east of Highway 61 on 152nd Street, and indicate that we will pay for the material provided they will haul and install the blacktop. All aye. Motion Carried. 10.0 MISCELLANEOUS MOTION: McAllister made motion, Peltier seconded, that the Clerk notify the Town of New Scandia that we accept the city's portion of $1382.64 for the regrading project on 180th Street and Keystone. All we. Motion Carried. MOTION: Schwab made motion, Peltier seconded, to accept Mr. Francis Langer's pro- posal of $4.00/parcel, including mileage, to assess parcels in 1984 for taxes payable in 1985. All aye. Motion Carried. 5.1 Leroy McCullough - Minor Subdivision James Flannery, attorney for Mr. McCullough, was present requesting the city to sign the deeds for recording purposes, so that fee title can be transferred from McCullough to Curt Leibel. McCullough also has made application for variances to the 100' width requirement. The land is located in the Flood Plain, and there was a lengthy discussion as to whether the city can create an unbuildable lot, if indeed it would be considered unbuildable. The land owner would need a permit from the Rice Creek Watershed District, as well as a SUP from Hugo to construct in the Flood Plain. Attorney Flannery assured the Council that Mr. Leibel was aware of the requirements to make a buildable lot. It was the recommendation of the Mayor that Mr. Leibel come in and get copies of the Flood Plain Ordinance, and checklist for SUP. He should show what his plans are. When he obtains a Rice Creek permit, and after he goes to the Planning Commission, the city will consider an application for Minor Subdivision. The lot purchased by Robert McCullough may have to be added to his existing lot.