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RESOLUTION WHEREAS a preliminary plat was approved for The Preserve on October 23, 2002 subject to numerous conditions, and WHEREAS, the developer of The Preserve has stipulated agreement to all of the conditions of the preliminary plat approval except for the following: 1. Moving Preserve Court off of William's Pipeline Easement 2. Centering of Preserve Trail on the lot that it is proposed to be located within 3. Compliance with Little Canada's Pipeline Setback Policy 4. Combining the two lots at the east end of the property (fo ,uerly Lots 1 & 2, of Block 2) into one lot to provide proper lot width requirements and additional spacing from the pipeline, and WHEREAS, after denial of a proposed final plat on August 28, 2002, the developer has now submitted a revised final plat, and WHEREAS, the proposed final plat and related documents submitted on September 15, 2005 more closely resembles the intent of preliminary plat approval, and WHEREAS, developer has now proposed locating Preserve Court off of the pipeline easement, has effectively centered Preserve Trail between existing properties, and has combined the two lots proposed at the east end of the development into one lot (Lot 14, Block 1), and WHEREAS, staff has completed their review of developer's final plat submittals, and WHEREAS, staff has recommended approval of the final plat subject to a number of terms and conditions, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LITTLE CANADA, MINNESOTA that the final plat for The Preserve be approved subject to the following terms and conditions as prepared by City Staff: City Planner Recommendations: 1. Pipeline company execution of a release of the easement covered by Preserve Court right of way in recordable form. 2. Verification by the City that the new easement area traded to the pipeline company in retum for the release of the blanket easement will not raise new planning or engineering issues for the City. 3. Verification that evergreen trees proposed for the right of way of Preserve Court will be planted no closer than nine feet from the curb. 4. Verification that all trees planted within 60 feet of the intersection of Preserve Court and Preserve Trail to be deciduous species. 5. Relocation of the building pad for Lot 1, Block 2 as far to the north as practical to increase buffer distance from the pipeline. - 1 -