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City of Hugo
<br />Lions Park Re -development
<br />The Lions Park Master Plan was approved by the Hugo City Council at their meeting on
<br />March 2, 2015. Thank you to the residents, members of the Lions Club and all others
<br />that helped develop the plan over the past couple years. Lions Park recently expanded
<br />thanks to a dedication of park land with the development of the property to the west of
<br />the park. The community park will continue to be home to large special events, ball
<br />games, family picnics, court sports, and the skate park. New amenities will likely
<br />include a splash pad, additional picnic areas, a winter skating area, expanded park
<br />shelter, and upgraded play equipment. Next steps are to plan phasing and funding of the
<br />re -development projects, which will likely take place over the next several years.
<br />Building Department Report
<br />The City of Hugo receives complaints concerning issues in violation of City Ordinance.
<br />The most common ordinance violations include:
<br />♦ Residents who have not properly maintained their property. The most common
<br />complaint is tall grass, noxious weeds, and trash/debris.
<br />City ordinance states it shall be unlawful for any owner, tenant, or occupant of
<br />land in the city to allow or permit any growth of weeds, grass, brush or any
<br />other rank vegetation to a height greater than ten inches, or allow junk, trash or
<br />debris of any nature to accumulate on their property.
<br />♦ Residents are responsible for the care and wellbeing of their pets. The most common
<br />complaints are dog sanitation, barking dogs, and dogs running at large.
<br />City Ordinance states that deposits offecal matter, both on or off the owners
<br />property, be promptly removed. Any noise unreasonable and/or excessively
<br />disturbing the peace and quiet of any person in the vicinity must be controlled.
<br />No person shall allow a dog to run at large at any time.
<br />In order to protect the safety, prosperity, health and welfare of all City residents, City
<br />Code regulations require that property owners keep their properties safe and well
<br />maintained.
<br />To make a formal complaint, you must identify the property in which there is a code
<br />violation and provide your name, address, and phone number for the record.
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<br />Special Event
<br />Permit
<br />Planning an event?
<br />Check with the City to see
<br />if a Special Event Permit
<br />is necessary!
<br />Hugo Good
<br />Neighbor Days
<br />June 5th —7th
<br />Lions Park
<br />Join in celebrating
<br />Hugo with great
<br />music, food, beer
<br />garden, petting zoo,
<br />carnival rides, and
<br />fireworks! Hosted by the
<br />Hugo Lions Club.
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<br />Lions Park Re -development
<br />The Lions Park Master Plan was approved by the Hugo City Council at their meeting on
<br />March 2, 2015. Thank you to the residents, members of the Lions Club and all others
<br />that helped develop the plan over the past couple years. Lions Park recently expanded
<br />thanks to a dedication of park land with the development of the property to the west of
<br />the park. The community park will continue to be home to large special events, ball
<br />games, family picnics, court sports, and the skate park. New amenities will likely
<br />include a splash pad, additional picnic areas, a winter skating area, expanded park
<br />shelter, and upgraded play equipment. Next steps are to plan phasing and funding of the
<br />re -development projects, which will likely take place over the next several years.
<br />Building Department Report
<br />The City of Hugo receives complaints concerning issues in violation of City Ordinance.
<br />The most common ordinance violations include:
<br />♦ Residents who have not properly maintained their property. The most common
<br />complaint is tall grass, noxious weeds, and trash/debris.
<br />City ordinance states it shall be unlawful for any owner, tenant, or occupant of
<br />land in the city to allow or permit any growth of weeds, grass, brush or any
<br />other rank vegetation to a height greater than ten inches, or allow junk, trash or
<br />debris of any nature to accumulate on their property.
<br />♦ Residents are responsible for the care and wellbeing of their pets. The most common
<br />complaints are dog sanitation, barking dogs, and dogs running at large.
<br />City Ordinance states that deposits offecal matter, both on or off the owners
<br />property, be promptly removed. Any noise unreasonable and/or excessively
<br />disturbing the peace and quiet of any person in the vicinity must be controlled.
<br />No person shall allow a dog to run at large at any time.
<br />In order to protect the safety, prosperity, health and welfare of all City residents, City
<br />Code regulations require that property owners keep their properties safe and well
<br />maintained.
<br />To make a formal complaint, you must identify the property in which there is a code
<br />violation and provide your name, address, and phone number for the record.
<br />Page 7
<br />Special Event
<br />Permit
<br />Planning an event?
<br />Check with the City to see
<br />if a Special Event Permit
<br />is necessary!
<br />Hugo Good
<br />Neighbor Days
<br />June 5th —7th
<br />Lions Park
<br />Join in celebrating
<br />Hugo with great
<br />music, food, beer
<br />garden, petting zoo,
<br />carnival rides, and
<br />fireworks! Hosted by the
<br />Hugo Lions Club.
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