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S2.2,;7.-= 1 ' 1(.274 1 7 9 Hr.. Barth al_sO subI-it-�ed a written recommendation tO hire Janet Ion as a Dart time secretary for the Police Depar't_dent. He then introduced ?''rs. Ion to the council. He said she would work approximately two horrs per day to start. i:otion made '.y Smith, seconded by Tease that Janet Ion be appointed part time secretary for the Hugo Police Department at a rate of ;x.;2.50 per hour. notion carried. Theodora Peltier then introduced to the council, Hike George, who is run— ning for State Representative from this district. Recess called at 9:25 T'?'. Called back to order at 9:50 PH. James Hugg appeared with Don Hult reagrding his obtaining preliminary approval on the plat of Hardwood Creek :,states. They had a somewhat re— vised plat map which they put up as they spoke. It was stated that a highway access application was to be mailed in the morning, and a drainage way as suggested by T'i1'. ::uusisto was put in. They would be giving ITugD restricted access to the lots, andthe lots are at least 5.4 acres in size. All have 300 ft. frontage cn the road except one with 265 ft. They said they don't expect a problem with the :;atershed Board. There was then some discussion on the "Scenic Easement" . LaValle said he felt the scenic case— ment would be a liability to the City, not a value. Lease said he would like 171.. Johnson to write the scenic easement with Fr. Daggs. The City is not to be responsible for any maintenance or liability. Smith. and Leroux agreed with this. :lotion made by Hartin, and seconded to table the Hardwood Creek estates application until October 7, 1974, and until such time as the City gets the Highway ,access Permit, the ;ice Creel: Permit, Scenic ';ascment drawn by attorney Johnson, the ' 25,000 Performance Bond, and the Chenge of Access on Lot Seven. I:otion carried. Hayor Lease mentioned he had received a letter from the :7hite Bear Youth Resource Bureau requesting funds if Hugo has it to give. :-ayor Lease had delved into the problem of the J'nviron_riental Assessment to be made on the Gun Club by the City and had two bids to do the work. One verbal bid is to be followed by a written proposition fror Gerald Sunday, Consulting Engineer_ , at a cost not to exceed 0500.00. 72'x:.: other was from i?ational Biocentrics, Inc. which would be between ::1500 to . 2000. :"ayor Lease said he would like the council to act on this at the meeting on the 23rd. H:otion made by Smith, seconded by LaValle to adjourn at 11 :00 PIT. Lotion carried. / , .✓� Affirp itobert E. Burkard, Clerk City of Hugo