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2. Prior to construction, excavation, grading or other terrain disturbance, final <br /> `— plans for all infrastructure (private roads,water system, etc.) and grading shall <br /> be submitted to and approved by the City Engineer. The improvements within <br /> the development shall be designed by a licensed engineer. <br /> 3. The 50-foot buffer around the perimeter of the planned unit development shall <br /> remain in a natural state in perpetuity, except for road access areas and SSTS <br /> components. The vegetation in the buffer shall not be altered except to create <br /> areas for SSTS tanks/drainfield(s) and road accesses. Structures may not be <br /> constructed in the buffer. <br /> 4. Lots 1 — i5 may only be developed with single family homes. <br /> 5. Lot i6 (greenspace) may not contain any structures. Vegetation located in Lot <br /> i6 shall substantially remain in a natural state. Vegetation may be removed <br /> from Lot i6 in order to construct trails, private roads, sewer system, and water <br /> system. Reference to these provisions shall be made in the development <br /> covenants. <br /> 6. A hydrant shall be installed off of the deep water well for fire protection. <br /> �. Ownership and long-term maintenance responsibilities/obligations for the <br /> community water system shall be described in the development covenants. <br /> 8. Ownership and long-term maintenance responsibilities/obligations for the <br /> sewer system shall be described in the development covenants. <br /> y. The cluster sewer system shall conform to Minnesota Pollution Control Agency <br /> Standards (Chapter �080 — �083 of the Minnesota Administrative Rules) and <br /> the City of Pequot Lakes SSTS standards.The final plat shall not be signed until <br /> � the final SSTS design is reviewed and approved by an Advanced Inspector per <br /> Minnesota Rules. <br /> io.The cluster water system shall conform to the Minnesota Department of Health <br /> Rules and Regulations MHD 2io-23o"Water Well Construction Code",and the <br /> cluster system shall receive the approval of the City Engineer. <br /> ii. The city attorney shall review and approve the declaration,covenants,by-laws, <br /> etc. before the final plat is signed. <br /> i2. The developer shall pay a park dedication fee in the amount of$i4,o4o.0o in <br /> accordance with Section i�-g.io "Dedication to the Public — Standards". (4i6 <br /> X 2.25 PPH = $936 X i5lots = $i4,o4o.). <br /> i3. Prior to the submission of a Final Plat application the applicant shall provide <br /> for the construction of the required improvements at their expense and shall <br /> have the work completed or shall enter a Development Contract and give bond <br /> or other financial assurance satisfactory to the Council in an amount equal to <br /> i25% of the estimated cost of the uncompleted improvements except as <br /> provided in io.3. The bond shall be released by the City Council upon the <br /> recommendation of the City Engineer indicating the improvements are <br /> satisfactorily complete. <br /> BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, in accordance with City Code Section 1�-ii.5, any <br /> person aggrieved by the Planning Commission's resolution of the Conditional Use <br /> Permit application herein may appeal such resolution to the City Council by filing <br /> � written notice of intent to appeal with the City Administrator within fifteen (�5) days of <br /> the date of this Resolution indicated below. <br /> 4 <br />
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