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Do not count wetlands,streams,land below the ordinary <br /> high water level,slopes,or core forests as build-able Natural <br /> x areas on building lots for new subdivisions. Resources <br /> Restrict development along slopes that have high erosion Natural <br /> x potential,requiring minimum setbacks from slope edges. Resources <br /> Mitigate effects of development in high erosion areas by <br /> requiring the use of erosion control mats,silt fences, Natural <br /> x gravel berms,and trenches during construction. Resources <br /> Restrict new water oriented accessory structures within Natural <br /> x the shoreline setback zone. Resources <br /> Regulate the use of rip rap on Lakeshore properties Natural <br /> x through an ordinance ensuring its effective use. Resources <br /> Reduce surface run-off and sedimentation from roads <br /> and impervious surface in new plats by requiring <br /> bioretention ponds,berms,swales,or filter strips. <br /> Stormwater management techniques must be prepared <br /> by a certified engineer and shown in detail on all Natural <br /> x develo ment proposals. Resources <br /> Encourage cluster developments and planned unit <br /> developments(PUDs)that allow high-density <br /> development,protect open space,and set performance <br /> standards to preserve and connect contiguous tracts of Natural <br /> x open space and natural resources on new developments. Resources <br /> Charge the City's Parks and Recreation Committee with <br /> x directing the implementation of these strate 'es. Recreation <br /> Reevaluate the requirement of park dedication fees in <br /> x new subdivisions and planned unit developments. Recreation <br /> Inventory and catalogue all public land parcels in the City <br /> x and seek to expand recreational uses on these parcels. Recreation <br /> t <br />