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City of Lino Lakes <br /> Park Board Meeting <br /> October 6, 1997 <br /> PARK DEDICATION FEES: <br /> Marty Asleson wrote a memo to the Park Board Members on park <br /> dedication history. He said several years ago, before the Parks <br /> and Trails Comprehensive Plan, all minor subdivisions were <br /> reviewed by the Park Board as they came up. There were many <br /> questions at that time concerning park land needs and where the <br /> needs for this land should be place in the city. <br /> After the comprehensive plan was developed we had a much better <br /> understanding of the open space and trail needs . Thus, it was <br /> suggested that the minor subdivisions be periodically taken to <br /> the Park Board for review in situations where in the estimation <br /> of staff, there would be no impact on the comprehensive plan. In <br /> situations where there was an impact, or a question of impact, it <br /> was decided to bring these issues to the Park Board immediately. <br /> As you know, there are not a great many of these that this <br /> happens with. <br /> This issue of minor subdivision review was taken to the Park <br /> Board and approved some years ago. <br /> n <br /> Kim asked if this meant they do or do not come before the Park <br /> Board. Barry said the city takes the $500 fee and it does not <br /> come before the board. <br /> Barry then read a memo from Mary Kay dated September 30, 1997 . <br /> (See minutes for memo) Paul said he still had questions about <br /> commercial dedication. Barry said maybe the new director could <br /> research this and give the members an answer to this issue in the <br /> future. <br /> Joe asked if the Park Board could be informed when dedication <br /> money is taken in. <br /> Paul had questions about commercial dedication. He wanted to <br /> know why the city does not get more dedication for commercial <br /> development . Sharon said we do not want to discourage commercial <br /> development . Pam wanted to know if it was a state or city <br /> ordinance . Barry responded state. Paul said commercial <br /> dedication should help give the Park Board money to spend on park <br /> development or upgrading parks . <br /> 4 <br />