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HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
May 11, 1987 - 7:OOPM
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Rudisill at 7:01PM.
Members present: Blanchard, Sullivan, Schreifels, Senkler, Jesinski, Rudisill
Absent: Olson
Chairman Rudisill then called on City Administrator Huber to give the
commission and audience a background of the Wm. Wunderlich special use
permit tabledfrom the April 22, 1987 Planning Commission meeting. Mr.
Huber stated that Mr. Bill Wunderlich Sr. has made application to the
City of Hugo for a special use permit to allow for the construction
of a 40' X 48' accessory building on his property in an agricultural
district. The property consists of approximately ten acres that is gen-
erally described as part of section 14, T31N, R21W, also known as 15939
Ingersoll Ave. No. The total square footage of allowable accessory
building in the zoning district is 3600 sq. ft. for lots less than 20
acres in size. This request by Mr. Wunderlich would allow for the con-
struction of a building between the house and Ingersoll Ave. and access-
ory building exceeding 3600 sq. ft. limit. There were no objections to
the issuance of this special use permit and variance request. At the pre-
vious meeting Mr. Wunderlich had indicated he would be prepared to explain
his hardship regarding the need to locate the accessory building in front
of the house. We would recommend that if the planning commission chooses
to approve this special use permit and variance request that it be subject
to the special conditions as discussed. Commissioner Blanchard inquired
as to whether the commission could deal with these requests in a single
motion. The City Administrator responded in the affirmative. Mr. Rudisill
requested that the administrator read the 13 special conditions as rec-
ommended by the staff. Mr. Rudisill then asked Mr. Wunderlich if he had
any objections to the special conditions and Mr. Wunderlich responded in
the negative. For further discussion Commissioner Blanchard moved to ap-
prove the special use permit and variance for Mr. Wm. Wunderlich to allow
for the construction of the 40' X 48' accessory building between his home
and Ingersoll Ave. on a ten acre tract of land in Section 14, T31N, R21W
(aka 15939 Ingersoll Ave. No.) subject to the following conditions;
1. The SUP approval be subject to securing the required variance from the
city council to allow the construction of this building between the prin-
cipal building and Ingersoll Ave.
2. Any and all conditions of this SUP must be met within 90 days, unless other-
wise stipulated in this permit. If these conditions are not met this per -
met will be null and void.
3. A building permit must be applied for within 120 days of permit approval
and substantial construction of any building or improvements must be
underway within 120 days of permit issuance.
4. Property lines mu$t be identified on site by the applicant to assure
proper setbacks when buildings are to be constructed.
5. Any commercial or industrial use of said property not specifically
permitted in the zoning district by the city zoning ordinance shall be
strictly prohibited.
6. All driveways built over ditches or drainage areas must include install-
ation of a 15" corrugated metal culvert installed in a manner acceptable to
the city.
7. No building permits will be issued until the required permits are secured
from the appropriate watershed district where applicable.
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8. No significant deviations from the approved site plan shall be permitted
unless reviewed by the planning commission and city council followed by
an amended SUP.
9. All fees relating to the issuance of this permit shall be paid by the
applicant inlcuding the cost of recording this permit with Washington
County.
10. Any exterior storage on site relating to activities of this SUP must be
confined to a fenced area approved by the city. Said fencing to be con-
structed in a manner that will allow for screening from view of the
general public.
11. No fences, structures, or vegetation may be placed in on-site easements.
12. Activities on-site will not cause the altering of any watercourse, ditch,
or drainage system.
13. Property owner will provide access to the site for periodic inspection to
insure compliance with the SUP.
Motion seconded Commissioner Sullivan. All members voting aye, motion carried.
Chairman Rudisill acknowledged the presence of Vern Peloquin, Mr. Mike
McAllister, Ms. Theodora Peltier, Mr. Howard Schletty who appeared at the
meeting this evening to give the commisison some background on why the
comprehensive land map was not adopted at the same time the city's current
comprehensive plan was approved. A lengthy discussion ensued regarding
the history of the land use map, with Mr. McAllister and Mr. Peloquin stating
that the map was prepared by Mr. Carl Dale and the city was not happy with
how Mr. Dale handled the preparation of the map. Mr. McAllister stated that
the final product prepared by Mr. Dale was how Mr. Dale felt the community
should develop as opposed to how the community leaders felt it should be dev-
eloped. It was stated that the city zoning map has been used as a comprehen-
sive plan map for the last several years and that the planning commisison is
on track in its efforts to update the comprehensive map.
In a motion by Senkler, seconded by Blanchard, all members voting aye
the meeting was adjoured at 8:56 PM.
Ken Huber
City Administrator