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Themfletjnr! opene t ':nr7 Pb bv LrOerson, cl1PArmPn of tile Plonning
CommiPion. hr. inHerson introducer-I the members present: Oreiu PEtulson, Den
Spitzer, Do r Tese. P T41 -Kuntz. Phsent 1Jere NPrl ,97 Johnson (9- Jim Leroux.
Ar,pro-ri7atelv .71--5 interested citizens were ' resent to (-lire their views. (See
PttF,ched list)
.Hrtlerson stnrtHd the etin IT; t&1n u uz t1e rjn urpose of
the Plf -1111,-,- So1eision, 1rhi.ch be been in eyistance since tr2e for-ption of
the new villPf'e noverrvrrent, is the 1DIen.nins of 1n-1 use. Fre13,?ration of s
eomurebersive 0-1r for the vi7171Pne inclures subrlivisior ordirPnees. onirp.
orcli_r_Prces. hilt before this, the -0Th'iner hr-is tr hnve in, ut E idens from the
residents.
T' rs. Pnlersor then in6rodue& hr. Poh -Aclem fror P'pnrers soeiPtes,
1 fir hi_crtri -ill) e to -ort,::,Pi-e F, 0-11 T into e.
Lirlem jr:(1*,)rr-inc, L' e (Tow-, hov the niPnrine, pro-
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Uses s5 the\i flour
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Fien Pfter ulPrners one 'cher fi.-nre
out -,There 1-11,1bure residentinl erees. seTlools. 'nd or '-'rd fire stcition, trees-
; ort-_,tion fncel1it.ies should he.
I . OrrlinPrf-es - these Pre the too'S to rP-Wete tee -1)-1n. There he to he
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Zie r With him 2 mpips, one shol,in orioritv for Oev& opment. tirie other
poils rnp-0. The 0.,stPrn ort- third o t'-e eo-riunity is o0ir7 to recPive sewer
servioe eirentu,,,ily storm -le-er. This doer ePrt of' buildnbile
lCCc spnri7 soil . 5 in Yell clrinerl. The -i'nster, clnrt of the vi3Thoie is unsuitgble
a 1Jiu1nr T very fjr,e Foils (c) -poorly rrp-Jned. ho0 T1 Lo /-)e
corsDrIreti 7Tnr*,(.1nr, out e eornorebensive
I TC- thwl f--,C,k0,1 the f-ludience t'here ,Tere pn-7- ouetions Pnd received the
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VILLAGE OF HUGO
Public Meeting on Village Plan (Goals , Policy, Standards)
A. Background
Development goals and policies (The second stage in the planning process )
determine the shape and character of the environment. For example, it may
be public policy to develop subdivision regulations based upon a carefully
conceived set of goals and to enforce the regulations in a strict but fair
manner. On the other hand , it may be a public policy to adopt subdivision
regulations , but it may also be public policy to enforce such regulations
in a haphazard manner. The end results of varying goals and policies will
be vastly different. Thus , this second stage has become an increasingly
important phase of comprehensive planning. It is quite possible thatP oli:cy
making and determination of development goals may become as important or
even more important than physical planning.
A goal is a desired objective to be reached ; apolicy is an official course
of action adopted and followed by local government n striving to attain
the desired goals . The difficulty in a free society arises from the fact
that attitudes change and public policy at the local level of government can
change as frequently as elections . Goals and policies should , however , be
based upon certain values that are held by the majority and change very
slowly; it is possible to develop certain basic goals and policies that will
stand the test of time.
Community goals are preferences as to: (1 ) the general type. of community
that future physical development should help produce; and (2) the character
and location of the major physical elements forming the living and working
environment. Before the comprehensive development plans are developed and
effectuated , there should be a concensus on clearly stated goals for the
Village. If possible, such goals should not be in conflict with those of
neighboring communities and the Metropolitan planning efforts.
One means of developing an on-going public policy toward a desirable
living and working environment is to present various alternatives to the
citizens in order that they may evaluate and select from various alternatives.
Too often in the past, the citizens have not been presented with the possi-
bilities and limitations of alternative solutions to situations affecting
their living and working environment.
Standards are simply measures of "quality" . Some standards can be enacted
into aw via the zoning , subdivision, and other ordinances while others
may be utilized simply as guides in evaluating development proposals . For
example, a standard that can be enacted into law is the minimum lot size
permitted in the Community. A "guide" might be that of soils interpretation
affecting lot sizes and reservation of natural open space.
B. The following series of questions are intended 'only as a guide to help you
make recommendations for planning the future of Hugo.
VILLAGE OF HUGO PLANNING QUESTIONNAIRE
What should the Village be and become?
What is likely to happen? (Please state if this is what should occur. )
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. What do you like or dislike about your environment?
Immediate vicinity of your home or land?
The total Village Area?
The larger surrounding area?
3. What do you like and dislike most about Hugo?
Like:
Dislike:
4. Should local planning and development decisions be left in the hands of
Village officials or should some authority be placed in the hands of the
Metropolitan Council , State agencies , or other larger units of9 overnment?
5. Should the Village be planned under local government controls or should
individual property owners be given greater freedom to use theirro ertY
as they desire?
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6. Please list the three (3) most needed Village improvements :
Village Plan Shopping Facilities Others
--Sanitary
Zoning Ordinance _Street Improvements (specify)
Sanitary Sewer ____Recreational Facilities
Public Water Better Tax Base
7. What should be the minimum lot size permitted for housing (single-family)9
_.___10,000 sq. ft. ____One (1) Acre Five (5) Acres
--M5,000
20,000 sq. ft. Two (2) Acres Other
3 5,0 0 0 sq. ft. ---211
211 Acres ____
(specify)
8. What should the Village housing policy be? Encourage apartments , low and
moderate cost housing?
9. To what extent should the "rural environment" be protected?
. 10. Is there a "life style" or "atmosphere" that should bep reserved?
11. Are there any conflicting goals such as preserving a rural environment
along with maximum development freedom for individual property owners?
Individual property rights vs. public costs to support development?
12. If ou had sole responsibility for preparing a planfor Hugo , what would
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you pan for yours?
Land? Your neighbor' s land? Land distant from
The entire Village?
These are the types of questions that must be answered in there aration
of a long-range p p
g range plan for Community maintenance and development. If the
plan is to reflect citizen desires , we need your comments , suggestions ,
and 99 '
statement of opinion.