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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />SEPTEMBER 28, 2005 <br />City Administrator Recommendations: <br />Documentation from Magellan and the Developer regarding the details involving the <br />proposed lower of the pipeline(s) under Preserve Trail to facilitate a better grade <br />transition between Preserve Court and Preserve Trail. This is a key factor in making Che <br />proposed development acceptable Co the City. This documentation must be sufficient to <br />provide us with all details of construction and any conditions imposed/required by <br />Magellan involving the pipelines, evidence of all required permits necessary for this work <br />as required by local, state, and federal laws, comments by the Minnesota Office of <br />Pipeline Safety to ensure all reasonable and appropriate measures are being taken to <br />protect public safety. This condition is imposed pursuant to 1008.010 (f). <br />Von Riedel indicated acceptance. He further noted that all three pipelines will need to be <br />lowered. <br />2. Magellan releasing 10 feet of their pipeline easement in order that developer can provide <br />a 50-foot right-of-way for Preserve Court that is unencumbered by the pipeline easement. <br />Said release must be recorded prior to the filing of the final plat. This recommendation is <br />based upon Subdivision Code Section 1001.080, City Code Chapter 2302, and <br />developer's voluntary representations. <br />Von Riedel indicated acceptance. <br />Documentation of new blanket easement release by Magellan in recordable form as well <br />as verification that the "triangular piece" of property wanted by Magellan in return for the <br />revised blanket release does not negatively impact the final plat including, but not limited <br />to the public right-of-way, consh•uction and maintenance of any proposed improvements, <br />and lot alignments. This is required pursuant to Subdivision Code Section 1005.020 <br />(d)(1). <br />Von Riedel indicated acceptance <br />4. Revisions to the Declarations of Covenants as follows: <br />a) Ownership of Outlots to be by owners of lots 1 Chrough 14 with an "equal and <br />undivided interest". <br />b) SubjecC to statutory provisions, the covenants should run into perpetuity. <br />c) An acknowledgement that the City may develop trails and access areas to the <br />wetland and that any owner of property within The Preserve is deemed to be in <br />favor of such improvements. <br />d) Designation both verbally and by exhibit of Che retaining walls to be maintained <br />by the association in Articles IV, Section 3 and XXI. SCaff further recommends <br />all walls are the responsibility of the association. (This is why the association <br />needs to live beyond 30 years.) <br />e) Developer to provide evidence to the City that Annual Assessment and Reserve <br />12 <br />