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41 MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUGO CITY COUNCIL April 20, 1987 The regular meeting of the Hugo City Council was called to order at 7:00 PM. PRESENT: Peltier, Potts, Olson, Vail, Atkinson City Attorney, Charles Johnson City Administrator, Kenneth Huber 3. Approval of Minutes Motion made by Peltier, Potts seconded, to approve the minutes for April 6, 1987 as submitted. All aye. Motion Carried. 4. Approval of Claims Motion made by Peltier Vail seconded, to approve the General Claims for April 20, 1987 in the amount of $9,166.31. All aye. Motion Carried. Motion made by Potts, Peltier seconded, to approve the Utility Claims for April 20, 1987, in the smount of $386.21. All aye. Motion Carried. 7.A Wally Otto - Site Plan Approval Pursuant to a stipulated agreement between the attorney for the City of Hugo and the attorney for Mr. Wally Otto, Mr. Otto has paid a $118.00 building permit fee to the city, and is applying for site plan approval for a previously constructed 54.x 90 pole barn building on his property per the submitted site plan. In December, 1985, the city building inspector noted that a new structure had been built on Mr. Otto's property without a building permit. In February, 1986, the assessor, Francis Langer, inspected the property and noted that Mr. Otto had constructed a 54 x 90 pole barn shed, and it was being used for commercial storage as well as personal and agricultural storage. The City of Hugo took Mr. Otto to court stating that he failed to secure a building permit, and was operating a commercial storage building in an agriculture zone in violation of city ordinance. Mr. Otto has assured the the city that he no longer uses the building in question for commercial storage, and said building will be used only for storage of his personal property and personal agriculture equipment. The city has stated that if Mr. Otto complies with all the conditions of the stipu- lated agreement, all criminal charges will be dismissed. Since the original charges were filed against Mr. Otto, he has secured an additional 15 acres to his site exempting him from the square foot limitation for accessory buildings in an agricultural zone. If the City Council wishes to approve the enclosed site plan, we would recommend that said action be consistent with the stipulated agreement of the two parties, and said approval be subject to the following conditions: 1. The 54 x 90 pole barn building not be used for commercial or industrial purposes at any time. 2. No additional buildings be constructed on site without first securing a building permit from the city of Hugo.