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CITY OF HUGO
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETING
MONDAY, JUNE 199 2006- 8:30 AM
HUGO CITY HALL
8:30 am 1. Call to Order
8:31 am 2. Roll Call
8:32 am 3. Approval of Minutes
EDA meeting of May 15, 2006
8:35 am 4. Discussion on Proposed Meat Market—Kian Jalali
8:50 am 5. Presentation of Fleischhacker Office Condominium
9:10 am 6. Resignation Letter from Nick Skarich
• Discussion on process of advertising the position
9:25 am 7. Discussion of Engineering for the Extension of Finale
• Scholler property
9:45 am 8. Update on TIF Building Inspections
10:20 am 9. Reminder of Washington County Workforce
Investment Board Forum on June 21, 2006 at the Prom
Center
10:30 am 10. Adjournment
BACKGROUND MEMO FOR THE EDA MEETING OF
Monday, JUNE 19, 2006
3. Approval of Minutes EDA meeting of May 15, 2006
City staff recommends that the EDA approve the minutes for the May 15, 2006 EDA
meeting as presented.
4. Discussion on Proposed Meat Market—Kian Jalali
Kian Jalali has proposed a concept plan for a meat market and meat processing business
located at 15449 Forest Boulevard. He plans to keep the existing building located directly
in front of Just Two Bikes and plans renovating the inside for the meat market. The
property is currently zoned General Business (C-2) and a meat market is a permitted use
in the ordinance,but the meat processing portion is not allowed. The EDA should discuss
whether the zoning ordinance should be amended to allow the meat processing portion of
the business on the property.
5. Presentation of Fleischhacker Office Concominium
At its June 8,2006 meeting, the Hugo Planning Commission reviewed the site plan and
variance request for Fleischhacker Office Condominium located at 5448 140th Street,
within the proposed TIF District. The applicant is requesting a site plan approval of two
proposed office condominium buildings and a variance from the parking regulations,
located immediately north of Rick's Liquor and the Hugo American Legion. Part of the
property currently has a metal pole barn on it that is rented out by the owner, Mike
Fleischhacker, as an automobile repair shop. In March, Mr. Fleischhacker demolished a
blighted duplex that was on the front part of the property, and came to the City stating
that he wanted to redevelop the property. Mr. Fleischhacker is in the process of
demolishing the existing building for redevelopment. The Planning Commission voted to
approve the site plan and variance subject to the conditions outlined in the resolution. The
staff will present this exciting redevelopment project to the EDA.
6. Resignation Letter from Nick Skarich
Nick Skarich sent Mike Ericson, City Administrator, a letter stating he has resigned from
the EDA. Staff would like to have a discussion with the EDA on advertising for the
position.
7. Discussion of Engineering for the Extension of Finale
Staff was directed at the April 17, 2006 EDA meeting to look into purchasing the
Scholler property at 5399 145th Street because we may need the property when CSAH 8
and Finale are realigned. Staff did look into whether the City would need the property
when the roads are realigned. The EDA recommended to Council that City Engineer Jay
Kennedy provide some engineering analysis of whether or not the property would be
required for the extension of the road. The City Council reviewed this issue at its June 5,
2006 meeting and voted to refer this matter back to the EDA for their recommendation,
without any direction from the City Engineer. Staff has prepared a rough sketch for
further review by the EDA.
8. Update on TIF Building Inspections
Over the past months the City has been working on establishing a TIF district for
downtown redevelopment. City staff has been conducting building inspections on
properties in the proposed TIF district. Staff will provide the EDA with an update of this
process.
9. Reminder of Washington County Workforce Investment Board Forum on
June 21,2006 at the Prom Center
The Washington County Workforce Investment Board and its partners are sponsoring a
forum called"Connecting Business, Education and Workforce/Economic Development"
on June 21, 2006. EDA members are invited to attend.
MINUTES FOR THE EDA MEETING OF MAY 15, 2006
EDA President Fran Miron called the meeting to order at 8:30 am.
PRESENT: Jan Arcand, Mike Granger, Fran Miron, Jim Bever, Phil Klein, and Tom
Denaway
City Administrator Mike Ericson, CD Director Bryan Bear, CD Intern Rachel Simone
ABSENT: Nick Skarich
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Granger made motion, Bever seconded, to approve the minutes for the EDA meeting of April 17,
2006 as presented.
All aye. Motion Carried.
UPDATE ON NORTH HIGHWAY 61 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY OWNERS
MEETING ON MAY 3,2006
Staff had a meeting with the north Highway 61 commercial property owners to discuss
the issues of the current zoning and to discuss whether or not the property owners wanted
to keep the zoning as commercial or change back to industrial. The issue was first
brought to us by Rick Burr because he has a legal nonconforming industrial use in the
commercial zoning district and wants to expand his building but can not. Many property
owners in the district attended the meeting,most of the owners with the exception of Rick
Burr; expressed they wanted to keep the zoning as commercial for various reasons. Some
stated that they want it to stay the same because of their higher property value and others
said they may want to expand their conforming business at some time. Also there was a
discussion that they are by a lot of residential neighborhoods and there is a possibility of
redevelopment at some time. Staff recommended the EDA discuss this issue and provide
recommendation the Planning Commission for the next steps.
Bryan Bear gave an overview of the meeting with the north Highway 61 commercial
property owners and discussed the options available. Greg Bernier a property owner in
the commercial district, attended and talked about he issues he had with the changing of
the zoning of the property and alleged decisions made by the City Council in 2002 about
the zoning. Granger suggested that we keep the zoning the same but some how
accommodate Rick Burr's issue. Rick Burr also attended the meeting and discussed his
plans to expand his business. Miron made a motion, and seconded by Granger, to direct
staff to research City Council minutes and tapes from 2002 and come back with findings
to the City Council.
All aye. Motion Carried.
UPDATE ON DOWNTOWN MASTER PLAN FOR CONCEPT AT SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF COUNTY ROAD 8 AND HIGHWAY 61
Staff has been working with Carolyn Krall at Landform to revise part of the downtown master
plan at the southwest corner of CSAH 8 and TH 61. Staff requested that more office
commercial space to be added to the plan. Carolyn studied the area further and added more
commercial space to the plan, also keeping some of the townhomes in area. Attached is the
plan that was submitted to the city. Staff recommended the EDA to review the plan and
provide direction to staff.
Bryan Bear gave an overview of new revised plan and wanted direction from the EDA to what
the next steps should be. There was discussion that townhomes may not be the best fit for the
area. Arcand stated that housing would not be good for the area either and that there is a
possibility of a parking ramp being placed there. Klein made a motion, seconded by Denaway,
to look at having more office space instead of townhomes in the area.
All aye. Motion Carried.
UPDATE ON DOWNTOWN EGG LAKE PROJECT
Staff is continuing to work with Charles and Mark Nosie on the purchase of the Glyph
Printing building at 14667 Forest Blvd. The April 17, 2006 EDA meeting staff was
directed to look into some terms for the purchase of the property. CD Director Bryan
Bear and CD Intern Rachel Simone met with Charles and Mark to negotiate terms for the
purchase agreement and Charles and Mark were open to consideration of the terms. The
final draft of the purchase agreement was attached with the terms included.
Staff has also contacted Mrs. Gamboni and Mr. Holmgren regarding purchase of their property.
The staff provided the EDA with an update at the meeting.
Bryan Bear gave an update of the purchase agreement with Charles and Mark Nosie for the
purchase of the Glyph Printing building. He also discussed that Ms. Gamboni would like to
stay at her property. Miron discussed that the Gamboni property is not as important for
acquisition for downtown redevelopment as the Holmgren property.
UPDATE ON SCHOLLER PROPERTY
Staff was directed at the April 17, 2006 EDA meeting to look into purchasing the
Scholler property at 5399 145th Street because we may need the property when CSAH 8
and Finale are realigned. Staff did look into if the City would need the property when the
roads are realigned. Staff looked at the transportation plans for CSAH 8 and found that
we would only need a small portion of the back side of the property, so staff concluded
that we would not need the entire property for the realignment of Finale.
Bryan Bear gave an update on the Scholler property research for possible acquisition with
the alignment of Finale. There was a motion made by Miron, seconded by Denaway, to
find out the actual alignment of Finale and also to notify the Scholler's of the alignment
and let them know the possible impacts for their property.
All aye. Motion Carried.
Update on End Zone Property
CD Director Bryan Bear and CD Intern Rachel Simone met with Alex and Zena Minich
on Wednesday, May 10, 2006 to discuss the selling of their property which includes the
End Zone building and motel buildings. They are eager to sell and want to see the
property redeveloped. Bryan stated that there have been individuals interested in the
property and he will set up a meeting with the interested parties and the Minich's.
Bryan Bear gave an overview of the meeting with the Minich's and discussed how they
are going about selling their property. He also talked about the possibility of a clinic
being there. Miron stated that staff was going in the right direction.
DISCUSSION ON MULTIFEEDER TECHNOLOGY REOUEST FOR ECONOMIC
INCENTIVES
During the April 17, 2006 EDA meeting when Multifeeder was presented, Neal Nordling
asked the EDA if there was any economic incentives that would be available to him. The
EDA and Staff explained that there would probably not be any incentive available for his
business. After the meeting Neal drafted a letter to Fran Miron asking if there were any
economic incentives that he could get, for example, TIF money, assistance with the
public road construction, or tax abatement.
Bryan Bear gave an overview of the request by Neal Nordling to receive economic
incentives for his development. There was discussion that there were not incentives
available. Denaway made a motion, seconded by Klein, to recommend not extending
economic incentives and sending Neal a letter thanking him for the request.
All aye. Motion Carried.
WASHINGTON COUNTY WORKFORCE INVESTMENT FORUM ON JUNE 21,
2006
The Washington County Workforce Investment Board and its partners are sponsoring a
forum called"Connecting Business, Education and Workforce/Economic Development"
on June 21, 2006. EDA member are invited to go to this forum.
Mike Ericson gave a summary of the forum and an invitation to the EDA. There was a
motion by Miron, seconded by Klein, to set up notification of the forum.
All aye. Motion Carried.
REPORT ON SUBMITTAL FUNDING HIGHWAY 16 FROM MNDOT
TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY BOARD
In 2005, Council directed City staff to submit a funding application to MnDOT for
improvements to TH61. MnDOT's Transportation Advisory Board notified the City by
letter that funding will not be awarded for the TH61 project. WSB Engineer Chuck
Rickert suggested that Council members and staff contact State legislators to keep them
informed of the City's funding need.
Bryan gave a summary of the funding application and results.
ADJOURNMENT
Arcand made motion, Klein seconded, to adjourn at 10:00 am.
All aye. Motion Carried.
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Mike Ericson
From: Mary Ann Creager
Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2006 1:39 PM
To: Mike Ericson
Subject: FW: Letter of Resignation
-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Skarich [ma ilto:nskarich@ north landsecu rities.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2006 1:35 PM
To: Mary Ann Creager
Cc: Mike Ericson
Subject: RE: Letter of Resignation
Mike,
I regret to inform you that I will need to resign from the Hugo EDA effective immediately. I have relocated
to northern Minnesota (job-related)and though I am technically still headquartered in Minneapolis I will be
listing my house in Hugo shortly and will no longer be a resident.
I would like to state that I enjoyed my time that I did serve. As someone who works in the industry, and
deals with hundreds of city councils and their subdivisions, I can say that Hugo is on top of the list. Both
the Council and EDA serve with a high level of professionalism, respect their other members and put the
City's best interests in the forefront. Unfortunately in our business, this is not always the case. Again, it
was a pleasure working with everyone and I appreciate being originally appointed.
I'm stili always available for advice and any value our firm can add to the City don't hesitate to contact me.
Thank you.
-Nick Skarich
6/1/06
1
TIF DISTRICT INSPECTION REPORT
Date: Property Address:
Inspector(s) Chuck P Hours:
Vern B
John B.
C = Code Deficiencies
G= General Deficiencies
M = Meets Code
EXTERIOR (Visible Areas)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
1. Foundation $
Comments
(8401.2)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
2. Basement/cellar windows $
Comments
(R310,R308.4,R303)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
3. Drainage (grade) $
Comments
(R401.3,R405,R309.3)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
4. Exterior walls $
Comments
(R601.2)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
5. Doors (frames/storms/screens) $
Comments
(R311,8308)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
6. Windows (frames/storms/screens) $
Comments
(8308,8310)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
7. Open porches, stairways and decks $
Comments
(R312,R313,R314,R315,R316)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 1
EXTERIOR (Visible Areas)(Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
8. Cornice and trim $
Comments
(N/A)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
9. Roof covering and flashing Es
Comments
(R902.1,R903,R905)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
10. Gutters and downspouts S
Comments
(R801.3)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
11. Chimneys S
Comments
(R1001.1)
EXTERIOR (Visible Areas)(Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
12. Outlets, receptacles and service entrance $
Comments
(MR1315)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
13. Sidewalks $
Comments
(N/A)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
14. Landings S
Comments
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 2
(R312)
Additional Comments
ENCLOSED PORCHES AND OTHER ROOMS
(Evaluator shall identify each additional room separately and comment when necessary)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
15. Walls and ceilings $
Comments
(R601.2)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
16. Evidence of dampness or staining
Comments
(R406.2)
ENCLOSED PORCHES AND OTHER ROOMS (Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
17. Electrical outlets and receptacles $
Comments
(MR1315,R317)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
18. Window condition $
Comments
(R303.5.1)
Additional Comments
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 3
ATTACHED GARAGE
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
19. Roof boards and rafters $
Comments
(R801.2,R905,R802)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
20. Wall structure and covering $
Comments
(R601.2,8309)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
21. Slab condition $
Comments
(R309.3)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 4
ATTACHED GARAGE (Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
22. Garage doors/Opener $
Comments
(R309,CPSC RULE 16CFR part 1211,UL325)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
23. Electrical wiring, outlets and receptacles $
Comments
(MR1315,R317)
Additional Comments
KITCHEN
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
24. Floors,Walls and Ceiling Condition & Ceiling Height $
Comments
(8304,R305)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
25. Evidence of dampness or staining $
Comments
(MR7670/72)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
26. Electrical outlets and receptacles $
Comments
(MR1315,R317)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 5
KITCHEN (Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
27. Plumbing fixtures/waterflow Es
Comments
(MR4715,R306.2)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
28. Window size and openable area and condition $
Comments
(R303)
Additional Comments
BATHROOM(S)
Full Partial Add C, G or M Repair Cost
29. Floors,Walls and Ceiling Condition & Ceiling Height $
Comments
(R307,R305)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
30. Evidence of dampness or staining $
Comments
(MR7670/72)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
31. Electrical outlets and receptacles $
Comments
(MR1315)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 6
BATHROOM(S) (Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
32. Plumbing fixtures/waterflow $
Comments
(MR4715,R306.1,R307)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
33. Window condition, size and openable area/mechanical Q $
exhaust
Comments
(R303.3,R308)
Additional Comments
LIVING AND DINING ROOM(S)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
34. Ceiling height, Floors,Walls and Ceiling Condition $
Comments
(R304,R305)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
35. Evidence of dampness or staining
Comments
(MR7670/72)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
36. Electrical outlets and receptacles $
Comments
(MR1315,R317)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 7
LIVING AND DINING ROOM(S) (Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
37. Window condition, size and openable area Fs I
Comments
(8303,R308,R310)
Additional Comments
HALLWAYS, STAIRS AND ENTRIES
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
38. Floors, Walls and Ceiling Condition $
Comments
(R311,R305,R303)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
39. Evidence of dampness or staining $
Comments
(MR7670/72)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
40. Stairs and handrails to upper floors $
Comments
(R311,R312,R313,R14,R315,R316)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
41. Electrical outlets and receptacles S
Comments
(MR1315,R317)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 8
HALLWAYS, STAIRS AND ENTRIES (Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
42. Window condition $
Comments
(8308)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
43. Smoke detector(s)
Properly located $
Hard-wired
Comments
(R317)
Additional Comments
SLEEPING ROOM(S)
Bedrooms# Add C, G or M Repair Cost
44. Ceiling height, Floors, Walls and Ceiling Condition $
Comments
(R304,8305)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
45. Evidence of dampness or staining
$
Comments
(MR7670/72)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
46. Electrical outlets and receptacles $
Comments
(MR1315,8317)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 9
SLEEPING ROOM(S) (Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
47. Window condition, size and openable area $
Comments
(R303,R308,R310)
48. Smoke detector(s) Add C, G or M Repair Cost
Properly located
Hard-wired $
Comments
(R317)
Additional Comments
ATTIC SPACE (Visible Areas)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
49. Roof boards and rafters $
Comments
(R801.2,R802,R301.5)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
50. Evidence of dampness or staining Q $
Comments
(MR 7670/72)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
51. Electrical wiring/outlets/receptacles $
Comments
(MR1315,R317)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 10
ATTIC SPACE (Visible Areas) (Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
52. Ventilation $
Comments
(MR7670/72)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
53. Attic Access $
Comments
(R807.1)
Additional Comments
BASEMENT/CELLAR
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
54. Stairs and Handrails
$
Comments
(R312,R314,R315,R316)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
55. Basement/Cellar floor $
Comments
(R406)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
56. Foundation $
Comments
(R401.2,R310,8406)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 11
BASEMENT/CELLAR (Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
57. Evidence of dampness or staining $
Comments
(R406.2,MR7670/72)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
58. First floor, floor system $
Comments
(R501,R502,R503)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
59. Beams and columns $
Comments
(R301.1,R323,R407,R502)
Additional Comments
PLUMBING SYSTEM
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
60. Floor drain(s) $
Comments
(MR4715.0200
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
61. Waste and vent piping $
Comments
(MR4715.0200)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 12
PLUMBING SYSTEM (Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
62. Water piping $
Comments
(MR4715.0200)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
63. Gas piping (all floors) $
Comments
(MR4715,MR346)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
64. Water heater(s) installation/venting $
Comments
(MR4715)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
65. Plumbing fixtures $
Comments
(MR4715,R307,8306)
Additional Comments
ELECTRICAL SERVICE(S)
Number of Services: None Add C, G or M Repair Cost
66. Service Size:
Amps 30 60 150 Other
Volts 115 115/230 Total Replacement
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 13
ELECTRICAL SERVICE(S) (Continued)
Comments
(MR1315)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
67. Electrical service installation/grounding $
Comments
(MR1315)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
68. Electrical wiring, outlets and receptacles $
Comments
(MR1315)
Additional Comments
HEATING SYSTEM(S)
Number of Systems:
69. Heating plant(s) Add C, G or M Repair Cost
Fuel: Type: $
a. Installation and visible condition $
b. Viewed in operation $
c. Combustion venting
The Evaluator is not required to ignite the heating plant(s)
Comments
(R303.6,MR1346)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 14
HEATING SYSTEM(S) (Continued)
70. Additional Heating/Fireplace/Woodburner unit(s) NONE
Add W or G Add FP or WB Add C, G or M Repair Cost
Fuel: Type:
a. Installation and visible condition $
b. Viewed in operation $
c. Combustion venting $
d. Proper dampers
The Evaluator is not required to ignite the heating plant(s)
Comments
(MR1346)
Additional Comments
ENERGY INFORMATION INSULATION
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
71. Attic Insulation $
Comments
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
72. Foundation Insulation $
Comments
(MR7670/72)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
73. Kneewall Insulation Es
Comments
(MR7670/72)
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 15
ENERGY INFORMATION INSULATION (Continued)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
74. Rim Joist Insulation
Comments $
(MR7670/72)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
75. Storm Doors $
Comments
:1
(N/A)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
76. Storm Windows $
Comments
(N/A)
Additional Comments
WEATHERSTRIPPING
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
77. Doors $
Comments
(MR7670/72)
Add C, G or M Repair Cost
78. Windows $
Comments
(MR7670/72)
Additional Comments
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 16
DRIVEWAYS
L x W = Sq.ft.
VALUATION & REPAIR DATA
79. Square Footage of Home: Sq.ft.
80. New Home Replacement Cost
a. One Level Slab on Grade (no basement) at $100.00 per square foot $
b. One Level (with basement) at$125.00 per square foot $
c. 1-1/2, modified or 2 story (with basement) at$175.00 per square foot $
81. House Valuation $
82. = 15% $
83. Repair Cost Code Deficiencies $
84. Repair Cost General Deficiencies $
85. Total Repair Cost $
Residential TIF Inspection Report Template 17
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City of Hugo: List of attending persons
Name I Position
Fran Miron Mayor
Becky P—etryk Council Member
Chuck Haas Council Member
Jan Arcand EDA Member
Jim Bever EDA Member
Phil Klein EDA Member
Mike Ericson City Administrator
Byran Bear Community Development Director
Rachel Simone Community Development Intern
Matt Stemwedel Administrative Intern
Total Number Attending : 10
Total Cost @ 15 per: $150.00
Mary Ann Creager
From: Rachel OConnell [Rachel.00onnell@co.washington.mn.us]
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 3:01 PM
To: Mary Ann Creager
Subject: WIB Forum: "Connecting Business, Education andWorkforce/Economic Development', June
21, 2006
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NIBForum06.pdf
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The Washington County Workforce Investment Board and its partners are
sponsoring the forum: "Connecting Business, Education and Workforce/Economic Development"
on June 21, 2006 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Prom Center, 484 Inwood Ave. , Oakdale, MN.
In 2005, the Washington County Workforce Investment Board hosted the "East Metro Economic
Development Forum". This year the Board and its partners are expanding that theme by
examining the importance of connections to stay competitive in this era of globalization.
Keynote speakers are Dr. Linda Baer, Senior Vice Chancellor for MnSCU Academic and Student
Affairs and Tom Gillaspy, Minnesota State Demographer. A panel of experts representing the
key areas of business, education and workforce/economic development will engage the
audience in
discussion: Charles Arnold, President of Minnesota Precision Manufacturing Association
(MPMA) , Keith Ryskoski, Superintendent of Stillwater Area Public Schools, Trudy Knoepke-
Campbell, Director of Workforce Planning - HealthEast Care Systems; Michael Ericson, City
Administrator, Hugo, MN.
There will be demonstrations by students of the Midwest Robotics League and the technology
program of Oak-Land Junior High School - Stillwater Area Public Schools. Please join us
for lunch and the opportunity to be a part of this important discussion.
Pre-registration is required. Please register early as seating is
limited. Attached is a flyer and registration form.
(Please forward this e-mail to anyone in your organization who may be interested in
attending. Thank you. )
Rachel O'Connell
Washington County Workforce Center
2150 Radio Drive
Woodbury, MN 55125
651-275-8686
651-275-8682 Fax
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Washington County WorkForce
Investment Board Paftership ,
CONNECTINC
Business
Education
THINKING LOCALLY,. Development June 21, 7
ACTING GLOBALLY" 11 am - I Pm
Prom Center
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Design by Cutaway Productions
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County
Keynote Speakers
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Dr. Linda Baer Dr.Tom Gillaspy
Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Minnesota State Demographer
and Student Affairs
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities
(MnSCU)
Washington
County
Washington County
Workforce Investment Board Partnership Forum:
Connecting Business, Education and
Workforce/Economic Development
Panel Members
Charles Arnold
President
Minnesota Precision Manufacturing Association (MPMA)
Michael Ericson
City Administrator
Hugo, Minnesota
Trudy Knoepke-Campbell
Director
Workforce Planning - HealthEast Care Systems
Keith Ryskoski
Superintendent
Stillwater Area Public Schools
Demonstrations
Oak-Land Junior High Technology Students,
Stillwater Area Public Schools
and Midwest Robotics League
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Program Schedule
10:30-1 1:00 - Networking/Technology Display
1 1:00 - Lunch
1 1:1 5 - Speakers
12:00 - Panel Discussion
Washington County Workforce Investment Board Partnership Forum:
Connecting Business, Education, and
Workforce/Economic Development
Name Area Code Phone
Street Address City, State, ZIP Area Code Phone
Business or Organization E-mail
PAYMENT (Pre-registration Required)
Forum & Lunch $15.00 Check(s) Enclosed -------
PayableConnectin Business, Education, and to Washington County
9 Limited seating, please respond early
Workforce/Economic Development Forum
June 21, 2006 1 tam - 1 pm Rachel.Oconneli@co.washington.mn.us
Prom Center 10:30 Networking/ Rachel O'Connell
484 Inwood Ave. Technology Display Washington County WFC
Oakdale, MN 55128 11:15 Program starts 2150 Radio Drive
94 East to Radio Drive/Inwood Ave. Exit Woodbury, MN 55125
North on Inwood Avenue I block. Prom Center on Phone: (651) 275-8686
the left. Fax: (651) 275-8682
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Connecting Business, Education, and
Workforce/Economic Development
Name Area Code Phone
Street Address City, State, ZIP Area Code Phone
Business or Organization E-mail
PAYMENT (Pre-registration required)
Forum & Lunch $15.00 Check(s) Enclosed -------
PayableConnectin Business, Education, and se Washington County
9 Limited seating, please respond early
Workforce/Economic Development Forum
June 21, 2006 1 lam - 1 pm Rachel.Oconnell@co.washington.mn.us
Prom Center 10:30 Networking/ Rachel O'Connell
484 Inwood Ave. Technology Display Washington County WFC
Oakdale, MN 55128 11:15 Program starts 21 50 Radio Drive
94 East to Radio Drive/Inwood Ave. Exit Woodbury, MN 55125
North on Inwood Avenue I block. Prom Center on Phone: (651) 275-8686
the left. Fax: (651) 275-8682
AGENDA
HUGO CITY COUNCIL
JUNE 5, 2006 - 7:00 PM
HUGO CITY HALL
A. CALL TO ORDER
B. ROLL CALL
C. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
D. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. City Council City-Wide Bus Tour of May 4, 2006
2. City Council Listening Session of May 8, 2006
3. City Council Meeting of May 15, 2006
E. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
F. APPOINTMENTS/PRESENTATIONS
1. Carla Norelius, Fairview Lakes Community Health Assessment Report
2. Certificate of Appreciation to National Recycling Inc. for Donation to Hugo Fire Department
G. CONSENT AGENDA
All matters listed under the Consent Agenda are considered to be routine by the City Council and will be
enacted by one motion and a roll call vote. If a member of the City Council wishes to discuss an item,
that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and will be considered separately.
1. Approval of Claims ��(�� d�- p Q 4ehd av
2. Approve Resignation of Nick Skarich from EDA and Authorize to Advmise for Vacancy
3. Approve Application from Wally Malmstrom for Wildlife Pond at 16011 Harrow Avenue
4. Approve Final Plat for Water's Edge South 4th Addition(Pulte)
5. Approve Final Plat for Victor Gardens 6th Addition(CDPC)
6. Approve Off Sale Liquor License for Lawrence Tischler d/b/a Hugo Liquor, Inc.
7. Approve Dust Control Contract with Dustcoating, Inc. for Gravel Roads
8. Approve Council Meeting Date Change to July 5, 2006 for First Meeting in July ,
Approve Denial for Request of Public Financing for Multi-Feeder Technologies in BEI
10. Approve Charitable Gambling License for Northern Star Council/BSA at Wild Wings
11. Approve Reduction in Letter of Credit for Victor Gardens North Village(CDPC)
H. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
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1. Approve Final Plat for Wilderness View 2"d Addition(TJ Land Trust) V a
t)I . Follow-up on May 8, 2006 Listening Session on Rural & Open Space Preservation Ordinance
— V Discussion on Expansion of Nonconforming Use by CUP (Rick Burr)-7 P6-C-�)a
4. Update on 129th Street Engineering Feasibility Study(Kellison)
5. Review Feasibility Study and Funding Options for Oakshore Park `
6. v
7.
I. NEW BUSINESS rO
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1. Discussion on Concept Plan for Oneka Office Park at Northeast Corner of 120th Street/TH61
2. Discussion on Letter of Support for Washington County Open Space Referendum
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4. Discussion on Design Engineering for Extension of Finale Avenue `y�1'1 tv I�� V-0 P
5.
6. V
J. VISITOR PRESENTATIONS
1.
2.
K. COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS
1. Progress Report on Memorandum of Agreement w/MnDNR and RCWD for Maintenance of JD2
2.
L. ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS
1.
2.
M. EXECUTIVE SESSION
1. Discussion on Public Works Building Roof Warranty
2. Discussion on Right-of-Way Acquisition Cost for CSAH 8/14 Project
N. ADJOURNMENT
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