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- ') February 2, 1981 5.1 Greg Stankey - Renew of Mobile Home Permit Mayor LaValle stated that there has been a change in the status of this permit. Mr. Stankey has sold his business to Windsor Landscaping, and they are adver- tising the home for rent. The original permit was granted because of a hardship, and will expire February 5, 1981 . MOTION: Irsfeld made motion, seconded by McAllister, that the City Clerk write a letter to the new owners Beating that the mobile home is located on the property without proper application. They are requested to contact the city with their intentions for using the mobile home. VOTING FOR: LaValle, McAllister, Irsfeld, Vail MOTION CARRIED 5.2 James Leroux - Renew of Mobile Home Permit Mr. Leroux submitted a letter to the Council restating that the conditions under which the original permit was applied for are still the same. MOTION: Vail made motion, seconded by Irsfeld, to renew the Mobile Home Permit for James Leroux, 4360 165th Street, granted under Chapter 40, Article _ III, Subdivision D, for a period of 90 days. VOTING FOR: LaValle, McAllister,,Irsfeld, Vail MOTION CARRIED 5.3 Jill Kaminski - Discussion on Animal Control A member of the Humane Society, along with Ms. Kaminski, was present, and stated there have been numerous reports of inhumane treatment of animals by Blaine Midway All Pets. They requested that the City of Hugo consider Tom Angley for the position (animal pickup) within the city. Mr. Angley is employed by White Bear Township, and works closely with Dr. Brewer, Lake Animal Hospital. At present, the city contracts with Blaine for pickup of animals on a call basis. They provide no patroling, and the city is not interested in this type of service. LaValle stated that if White Bear Township could provide similar service, the city would look at their proposal. MOTION: McAllister made motion, seconded by Irsfeld, that the Clerk's office prepare a letter to White Bear Township, for the Mayor's signature, inviting them to make a proposal for animal pickup on an emergency on-call basis only. VOTING FOR: LaValle, McAllister, Irsfeld, Vail MOITON CARRIED 5.4 PUBLIC HEARING - Improvements in the Bald Eagle Industrial Park (7:30 PM) The public hearing was called to order at 7:31 PM. Engineer Kuusisto described the various proposed improvements, and presented a summary of costs for the three possible choices. Irsfeld felt that the most economical way to finance the project would be private solicitation of bonds rather than public. The city would need approval from Rice Creek Watershed for drainage. Ken Tschida asked if all owners would pay on a per front basis, and Kuusito and LaValle stated that this would be the method of assessment. The project will hopefully start this spring, with completion sometime in August or September. Permits will have to be obtained from Rice Creek and the railroad prior. to the starting of the project.