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06.02 & 06.03 - Ordinance Amendment Park Dedication & Planning Commission Report
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06.02 & 06.03 - Ordinance Amendment Park Dedication & Planning Commission Report
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Planning Commission Report to the Council,June 2007 Page 3 <br /> c. The amount of anv fees imposed, consistent with the requirements and <br /> limitations contained in this Section. <br /> d. Whether the land is adjacent to or near other public recreation lands. <br /> e. Whether there is an opportunity to extend an existing or proposed trail or to <br /> enlarge an existing or proposed park or recreational facility. <br /> f. Whether the land dedication would protect environmentally or historically <br /> significant or sensitive sites. <br /> g. Whether the land dedication provides a unique public benefit or contains unique <br /> natural features. <br /> 4. Where private open space for park or recreation purposes is provided in a proposed <br /> subdivision and such space is to be privately owned and maintained by the future <br /> residents of the subdivision or owners of the development, the Planning Commission <br /> may consider granting a credit for park dedication.A credit of up to 2...ri%of the buildable <br /> area of the proposed open space may be given provided that the following conditions are <br /> met: <br /> a. The land area designated as open space and used in the calculation of the 2.5%- <br /> credit shall not include any area that is otherwise considered unbuildable, <br /> including,but not limited to, wetlands, steep slopes exceeding 12%, and the area <br /> within setbacks from property lines, required buffer zones, bluffs, and the <br /> ordinary high water mark,among others. <br /> b. The land area designated as open space within the development is not occupied <br /> by non-recreational buildings, such as maintenance or caretaking building <br /> is available for use to all residents of the proposed subdivision. <br /> c. The use of the private open space is restricted for park and recreational purposes <br /> by recorded covenants which run with the land in favor of the future owners of <br /> �. the property within the development and which cannot be defeated or eliminated <br /> without the consent of the City of Pequot Lakes. <br /> d. The area required to obtain increased densities shall not be included in the <br /> computation of such private open space. <br /> 5.Funds received by the City,in lieu of land dedication,shall be placed in a special fund in <br /> accordance with Section 462.358 Subdivision 2b,of the Minnesota Statutes. <br /> 6_All dedications shall be included in the dedicated portion of the plat, included in the <br /> 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 /> ITEM: Policy for Bonding Requirements for Required Improvements within <br /> Development, City of Pequot Lakes. Recently, the issue of bonding for public and private <br /> improvements came up regarding new developments in the City. We were able to resolve the <br /> issue at past meetings, but the Planning Commission wanted to avoid any further confusion <br /> regarding requirements for required improvements. <br /> Section 1oa of the Ordinance reads: <br /> Prior to the submission of a Final Plat application and prior to approval of a metes and <br /> bounds subdivision, the subdivider shall provide for the construction of the required <br /> improvements at their expense and shall have the work completed or shall enter a <br /> Development Contract and give bond or other financial assurance satisfactory to the Council <br /> in an amount equal to 125% of the estimated cost of the uncompleted improvements except as <br /> provided in 10.3. The bond shall be released by the City Council upon the recommendation of <br /> the City Engineer indicating the improvements are satisfactorily complete. <br /> We all seem to be in agreement that a developer that has outstanding public improvements at <br /> the time of final plat must provide a bond to secure those improvements. What is less clear is <br /> 14084 Baxter Drive, Suite 7 1 Baxter, Minnesota 56425 1 218.828.3064 1 www.communitygrowth.com <br />
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