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HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION
March 23, 1977 8:00 PM
1. Ron Goulette
2. Delmer J. Strandberg
3. Road Easements
4. Apartments in SFU zoning
RE: Special Use Permit -
Royal Haven Golf Course
RE: Rezoning
MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
HUGO PLANNING COMMISSION
March 23, 1977
The meeting was called to order at 8:02 P.M. by Chairman Larry Ehret.
PRESENT: Ehret, Peltier, Peloquin, Greger, Gillen, Rosenquist, and
McAllister. Larry Irsfeld, Hugo City Council, was also in attendance.
Motion made by Peltier, seconded by Peloquin,
of March 9, 1977 after the following changes
Stephen Gutting ?10th line) should read — By
Road easements Ord line) should read — if we
All aye. Motion carried.
Delmar Strandberg — Rezoning
to approve the minutes
are made:
granting this variance
should consider
Mr. Strandberg would like to sell five acres with an existing building
on land that is presently zoned conservancy. Mr. Bill Schwab submitted
a written report on the rezoning request and stated that the land is
zoned conservancy because the land is subject to a high water table.
It was the general concensus of the commission that a rezoning of the
land be denied. Mr. Ehret advised Strandberg that he would have to
prove there is a building site before a rezoning could be considered.
Motion made by Greger, seconded by Gillen, that the Planning Commission
recommend denial to the City Council of the rezoning request because
of the zoning ordinance. Land is zoned conservancy for a good reason.
The request is inconsistent with the zoning laws and comprehensive
plan.
VOTING FOR: Ehret, Peltier, Peloquin, Greger, Gillen, Rosenquist, and
McAllister
Motion carried.
Road Easements
Bill Schwab's recommendation on road easements was read by Ehret.
Mr. Ehret reaffirmed the attorney's and engineer's compliance with the
decision to grant a 30' easement to Stephen Gutting. The 300' frontage
is not considered on large acreage. To get a building permit, you
need only have access to the road.
Ron Goulette — Ro-yal Haven Golf Course
Mr. Goulette would like to set up an 18—hole golf course, situated on
134 acres. Mr. Goulette presented a contour map as from Carley &
Associates as the land supposedly lies today. The clubhouse is to be
a block structure with approximately 4,000 sq ft on two floors. Mr.
Goulette wanted preliminary approval of the golf course before any
more expenses were to be incurred. As a whole, the commission was
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March 23, 1977
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Ron Goulette - cont.
not opposed. to the golf course. Mr. Goulette was asked to supply the
following at his next appearance:
1. Actual numbers - drainage capacity and projected runoff.
2. A contour of the land as it is proposed to be,
3. The actual number of trees to be removed,
4. Proof there is sand available. If dirt is to be hauled, how
much and what roads.
5. Permits and location of the wells,
6. The exact boundaries of the property in question,
7. The proposed location of the clubhouse with accompanying
perc test,
8. Site plan,
9. Sanitary sewer and water plan with estimated use per day,
10. Proof of ownership.
Apartments in SFU zoning
Mr. Rosenquist suggested writing to Carl Dale asking what is allowed
and What is not allowed in relation to the building of apartments.
Mr. Gillen was concerned with the fire capacity of Hugo.
Rosenquist made motion, seconded by McAllister, that the Planning
Commission contact Hugo's fire chief for information we need for
the fire capacity, and Carl Dale in regard to changes made in apart-
ment planning in the last five years.
Rosenquist withdrew his motion.
Rosenquist made motion, seconded by Peltier, that a letter be sent
to Hugo's fire chief, and Washington County Planner, Bill Schwab,
requesting the information we need to rewrite an amendment to our
ordinance to allow apartment buildings in SFU zoning.
Rosenquist withdrew his motion.
Peloquin made motion, seconded by Peltier, that we write to Bill
Schwab requesting information as far as multiple dwellings by Special
Use Permit, in regard to restrictions and items that are permitted
(set backs, for example), possible obtained from Washington County
zoning ordinance. To include a report from the fire chief of fire
capacity for fire protection.
All aye. Motion carried.
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March 23, 1977
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Jim Olson
Mr. Olson would like to construct a 50' x 100' building in the Peloquin
Industrial Park. The set back of the building will be determined
by the location of the road. Mr. Olson to appear again with more
definite plan.
The Systems Statement from Metro Council was presented to the commission.
It is a preliminary draft to be reviewed by the members. The
Metro Council would like their recommendations within 30 days.
Mr. Ehret received a letter from the Washington County Planning De-
partment in regard to historic and cultural toHr booklets. Copies
are available at the Washington County Office Building for distri-
bution to the public.
The matter of the proposed sanitary landfill in Hugo was discussed.
Chairman Ehret requested the secretary write a letter to the City of
Oakdale asking them what procedures they used in their successful
fight against the dump proposed in Oakdale. City Council represen-
tative, Larry Irsfeld, is to contact the council to see about the
possibility of setting up a special meeting in the near future.
Motion made by Peltier, seconded by Peloquin, to adjourn at 10:43 P.M.
All aye. Motion carried.
Mary nn Creager, Secretary
Hugo Planning Commission