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942 Bruce Charpentier — Info on Road Easement Cont. the road by his property. His Land abuts land purchased by the Charpentier's from Fred Fulbright. Land is now zoned SFE. The Charpentier's have been told that they ' will need a 60' easement to their property before they can get a Building Permit. Spitzer told Mr. Waugh that it would be the responsiblility of the land owners to settle among themselves, who will be responsible for the construction of that road to meet city standards. He also stated that the city has had nothing to do with this matter except the rezoning request. Would be a Planning Commission consideration. If Mr. Waugh decided to develop the land, he would be responsible for costs. 5.4 Stewart Bogart — Nuisance (Safety Hazard) A certified letter was sent to Mr. Bogart on September 22, 1977, and he has failed to sign for it. Mr. Bogart owns a home at 7607 — 128th Street that had been damaged by fire, leaving a safety problem. MOTION: Schletty made motion, seconded by Spitzer, to direct the City Clerk to send a certified letter to Mr. Bogart, giving him 30 days to correct the nuisance. The Police Chief is directed to post the notice on the building at 7607 — 128th Street. VOTING FOR: Spitzer, Schletty, Irsfeld, and Vail MOTION CARRIED 5.3 TARCO of Minnesota — Rubbish license renewal MOTION: Irsfeld made motion, seconded by Schletty, to grant a license for the collection of garbage and rubbish to TARCO of Minnesota, for a fee of $50.00 under Chapter 120 of the Hugo City Code. VOTING FOR: Spitzer, Schletty, Irsfeld, and Vail MOTION CARRIED 5.5 Withrow Tennis Courts — Request for help Toni Fagerhaugh represented the Withrow Athletic Association stating that they would like to have financial assistance from Hugo to construct two tennis courts on the Withrow Elementary School grounds. There are 128 families at Withrow School, and 53 are in the Hugo area. Forty four (44) of these families are in favor of having more recreational facilities in the area. The WAA applied to the State for a grant to help construct these courts, and received approval on September 6, 1977 in the amount of $12,350. These figures represents 50% of the cost of the proposed multi— purpose courts. They are now faced with matching these funds before the year end 1977, or they will possibly have to return the grant money. They will also be contacting Grant Township, May Township, and Stillwater for possible funding from these communities, as they will also benefit. Craig Williams stated that the courts were given the go ahead, with blessings, from School District 834. Once the courts are constructed, they will be fully maintained by the school district, at their expense.