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July 19, 1982 65 City will have to draw on the existing Letter of Credit. The Letter of Credit to remain in force until all conditions of the Site Plan Approval are met. Mr. Cadwallader has until September to make a decision regarding a permanent septic system. The Council discussed further the conditions of the Site Plan Approval. The City is to be provided with monthly water meter readings, and copies of documentation when the holding tank is actually pumped. Irsfeld withdrew his motion and McAllister his second. MOTION: Irsfeld made motion, Vail seconded, that the City send a letter to Kelly Cadwallader, Cal-Inland, Inc. , instructing him that a renewed Letter of Credit, in the amount of $10,000, be submitted to City Hall by July 26, 1982, 12:00 noon, or the City will be forced to draw on the existing Letter of Credit, reason being the septic system conditions, as outlined in the Site Plan Approval, have not been fulfilled. The City also requests a de- termination by the property owner, as to how the septic system will be hani- led, by September 1 , 1982, along with pumping information on the existing system. All aye. Motion Carried. 5.7 ORDINANCE 186 - Public Hearing The public hearing to consider the proposed ordinance was called to order at 8:04 PM. The ordinance addresses regulation of exterior building materials used on accessory buildings in the SFE and SFU zones. There was no one present at the public hearing to make comment. MOTION: LaValle made motion, Irsfeld seconded, to close the public hearing at 8:09 PM. All aye. Motion Carried. MOTION: LaValle made motion, Irsfeld seconded, to adopt ORDINANCE 186, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 320 OF THE HUGO CITY CODE ENTITLED "ZONING" TO PROVIDE REGULATION OF EXTERIOR BUILDING MATERIALS USED ON ACCESSORY BUILDINGS IN SFE AND SFU ZONES. VOTING FOR: LaValle, McAllister, Schletty, Irsfeld, Vail MOTION CARRIED MISCELLANEOUS Joe Thill, owner of 2 acres along County Road 8A (97-0200) 1. was present regarding requirements for construction of a residence on the property. The lot is 100' wide, and has a minimal amount of high land to sustain both a septic system and well, and meet all the setback requirements. If fill is needed, a permit will have to be obtained from the Rice Creek Watershed. Mr. Thill, and the realtor, were advised to draw a site plan to scale, to see if everything could be located on the lot and meet the setback requirements. The plan submitted for review indicated an alternate site for a septic system on the adjoining property. Mr. Thill no longer owns that property, so the alternate would not be possible.