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MINUTES City Council April 23, 1986 Dukowitz The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Ms. Nardini. Variance Ayes (5) Fahey, Nardini, ~lesener, Collova, Scalze. (Cont.) Nayes (~). Resolution declared adopted. This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 13, Page 154. Sophie/ P4r. Fahey opened the public hearing on the preliminary plat of the Peterson Sophie/Peterson property. Fahey described the location of the Plat property. Fahey also pointed out the recommendation of the Park Commission with regard to park dedication. Agenda ilem ~lo. 7 Mr. Fahey indicated that the Planning Commission has recommended in favor of the development with the park dedication as proposed by the Park Commission. The Public Works Department has recommended that the road go through to County Road D and not end in a cul-de-sac at the park property. Mrs. Scalze reported that she met with the City Clerk and Loss Control Manager for the City. The Loss Control Manager did not see a problem with the park proposal under the power lines. However, he recommended that the ballfield be situation so balls hit on the field would not hit the power 1ines. Also, spectator stands should not be located under the power lines. The Loss Control Manager indicated that the amount of liability in the park would be the same as in any other City park. Marcel Eibensteiner indicated that he is purchasing the Sophie property and would be the developer of this portion of the property. Eibensteiner pointed out that Messrs. Peterson and Sophie are agreeable to bringing the road to La~ore Road as the Council previously indicated was their desire. There are no variances being requested and the developers are agreeable to the request of the Park Commission as regards park dedication. Eibensteiner stated that he did not know if the improvements would be put in privately or if the City would be requested to put them in. Mrs. Scalze pointed out that there are no power poles located in the area that would be dedicated for park. Scalze agreed that this is not an ideal site for a park and reported that the Public Works Superintendent is not happy with it and the Director of Transportation for the Roseville School District is not happy with the cul-de-sac. Eibensteiner reported that he and Messrs. Sophie and Peterson are pleased with the proposed plat. Scalze stated that the Park Commission does not feel this is an ideal site for a park, however, there will be up to 400 new homes Page -6-