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development contract, or received by the City in Warranty Deed prior to the approval of <br /> the final plat,without further restrictions or reservations. <br /> On the Ground Analysis: <br /> The following will detail the differences between recent subdivisions using the above criteria for <br /> analysis. <br /> Keen Addition <br /> In the Keen Addition development, there were 6 new residential lots. The average number of <br /> people per household, according to the State Demographic Center, is 2.2 people. So, we can <br /> expect that there would be about 13 people living in that development. The amount of land <br /> required for dedication would be 0.2112 acres. The cash in lieu of land dedication (park <br /> dedication fee)amounts to $5491• <br /> 6 units x 2.2 people per household= 13.2 expected new residents <br /> 13.2 residents x o.o16 acres(per capita share) = 0.2112 acres <br /> 0.2112 acres x$26,000= $5,491 park dedication fee—OR— <br /> 13.2 residents x$410= $5,491 park dedication fee <br /> Total developer dedication actually paid= $3,210 <br /> Using this method with a land value of$26,000 rather than $32,000,without a land dedication <br /> the developer would pay $5491• The developer was actually charged $3,210 based on the <br /> current system of charging 1o%of the value of the land. <br /> Island Vista '1 <br /> The Island Vista development created seven(7)residential lots,with a total expected population <br /> of approximately 15 people. The amount of land required for park dedication would amount to <br /> 0.246 acres(1o,o62 square feet).The total park dedication fee,if no land were dedicated,would <br /> be$6,4o6. <br /> 7 units x 2.2 people per household= 15.4 expected new residents <br /> 15.4 residents x o.o16 acres(per capita share)= 0.246 acres <br /> 0.246 acres x$26,000= $6,4o6 park dedication fee—OR— <br /> 15.4 residents x$416= $6,4o6 park dedication fee <br /> Total developer dedication actually paid= $15,203 <br /> The City required that the developer pay 1o%of the value of the land prior to subdivision at the <br /> time of filing the final plat,which amounted to $15,203.In this case,total fee required was more <br /> than double what it would have been under the proposed changes. <br /> Wilderness Point Villas <br /> In the Wilderness Point Villas development,the developer created 46 residential lots. Based on <br /> the average number people per household, we can expect that there would be about 1o1 people <br /> in that development.The amount of land required for dedication would be 1.619 acres,with the <br /> cash in lieu of land dedication amounting to$42,099• <br /> 46 units x 2.2 people per household= 101.2 expected new residents <br /> 101.2 residents x o.o16 acres(per capita share)= 1.619 acres <br /> 1.619 acres x$26,000= $42,099 park dedication fee—OR— <br /> 101.2 residents x$416= $42,099 park dedication fee <br /> Total developer dedication actually paid= $23,000 <br /> The City had charged the developer$23,000,or$500 per new unit.The difference between the <br /> City of Pequot Lakes Staff Report 8-6 <br /> Apn1 i9,2007 <br />
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