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NOW, THEREFORE, IN CONSIDERATION OF THEIR MUTUAL PROMISES AND COVENANTS HEREIN, THE PARTIES HERETO AGREE AS FOLLOWS: 1. The Howards will prepare a site plan and rezoning application to rezone the property from R-1 to R-6 conforming to the Ordinances of the City of Lino Lakes, including the following elements: (a) The Howards will prepare and submit a landscape plan showing in detail the landscaping as generally depicted on the plan dated 11/4/91 prepared by B. B. Chapman, A.I.C.P., St. Paul, Mn. In addition to the items shown on the general plan, the plan will include an evergreen buffer on the south boundary of the property, with every third evergreen tree in the buffer a minimum of 12' in height, all other trees will be a minimum of 7' in height. (b) The manufactured home park will have four entrances to Highway 49 and a connecting road between the proposed cul-de-sac and the street immediately to the north as shown in the plan dated 11/4/91 prepared by B.B. Chapman, A.I.C.P., St. Paul, Mn. (c) Howards will allow the placement of only double wide manufactured homes (with minimum dimensions of 24 x 40 and minimum square footage of 960) on the south side of the subject property in the area outlined in blue on the attached Exhibit A with a maximum number of eleven such homes in said area, provided all setback and other ordinance requirements are met. (d) The City will be granted a sewer easement in the private street, to be constructed as part of the Howard's proposal. (e) The Howards shall execute a document in a form prepared and/or approved by the City Attorney to allow the City to connect to and use the trail system highlighted on the attached Exhibit A. The City may access said trail system in the event the City constructs its own trail system which could connect to the private trail. 2. Consideration of the modified site plan and rezoning request will be considered by the Planning Commission and City Council in accordance with its standard hearing and other procedures. 3. The Park Commission will review and determine the park dedication fee in accordance with City policy.