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City of Lino Lakes - Zoning Ordinance <br />B. The required information shall be submitted to the Planning and Zoning Board <br />for review. In this review, the Planning and Zoning Board shall have authority to <br />require the submission of additional data, including, but not limited to, the <br />following: <br />1. At the applicant's expense, a survey by a registered land surveyor <br />of the proposed conveyance. <br />2. At the applicant's expense, a topographic map at contour intervals <br />deemed appropriate by the Planning and Zoning Board prepared by a <br />registered land surveyor or professional engineer. <br />3. At the applicant's expense, a recommendation by the City Engineer <br />relative to the probable impact of the proposed conveyance on local <br />drainage patterns. <br />C. No public hearing shall be required, but the Planning and Zoning Board may, <br />through correspondence, request input from nearby property owners, and may <br />conduct informal public meetings for the purpose of obtaining additional citizen <br />• input. <br />D. Following its review, the Planning and Zoning Board shall make its <br />recommendation to the City Council which recommendation shall be in written <br />form, and shall include conditions precedent, if any, recommended in conjunction <br />with any approval. <br />E. The City Council shall, after receiving the recommendations of the Planning and <br />Zoning Board approve or deny the application. As a condition of approval, the <br />City Council shall require: <br />1. The dedication of easements for utility extensions and for future <br />collector streets and through residential streets as determined by either <br />the conceptual street map adopted for the area or by the <br />recommendations of the City Engineer. <br />2. The dedication for park purposes of up to ten (10) percent of the <br />land within the parcel of record sought to be divided, or the cash <br />equivalent thereof. <br />3. The construction of certain roadway, drainage, landscaping, utility <br />• or cosmetic improvements by the applicant. To this end, the City may <br />enter into a written development agreement with the applicant, and <br />require such security for improvements as the city deems appropriate. <br />2-18 <br />