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meeting will be named in the memos sent out. Also, in the future all staff people involved will be named in any documents or mailings sent out. Along the same lines, Ray wants to be sure that when there are special meetings referring to Park Board issues , those particular parts of the minutes should be filed in the permanent park board minutes. In reference to the Wenzel Farms property, Ray referred to the special meeting where Candi Toffoli made a motion to accept the approximate 7/10 acre as proposed park land. John Baumann seconded the motion, and it was approved unanimously. The remainder of the park dedication requirement will be given in cash, about $60,000.00 as per Don Volk. Ken Johnson asked if there shouldn't be a time set for completion of this park land, and he's also concerned about the many snowmobilers who use that area. Ray mentioned that the concern with finishing the project in a particular time will be dealt with in the developer's agreement. Don Volk mentioned that there is a State Law dealing with snowmobilers. Ray Johnson suggested that developers personally attend all the city meetings concerning their projects, rather than surveyors, engineers, etc. so that the developer can get the information first hand. School District Park Land Update - Don Volk informed the board that there has been a simple one page agreement written "IN up between School District 12 and the City of Lino Lakes. This agreement has been sent to the City Attorney for review. Ray Johnson expressed his wish to see the city and school have a long and harmonious relationship, and thanked both Don and Marty for proceeding with this project as they did. Park Dedication Fee Increase - Ray Johnson referred to the joint meeting the Park Board and the Design and Review Board held on February 4, 1991. where it was determined that there should be an increase in the amount of the park dedication fee from $400.00 per dwelling unit to $600.00. Marty Asleson pointed out that all communities are changing their fees to keep up with costs, etc. Bill Nissen commented that as long as there have been no multiple dwellings, or apartments to this point we should just go with a flat $600.00 per "living "unit until the time should come when we have to deal with apartments and then treat that as an exception. After a short discussion Bill Nissen made a motion to recommend to City Council to revise the $400.00 per dwelling unit to $600.00 per living unit. The motion was seconded by Ken Johnson. There was no discussion. All were in favor. The motion carried. Comprehensive Park Plan Update - Marty Asleson explained to the board that he is in the process of putting a committee together. He would suggest a varied group to try to represent all facets and interests , perhaps 3 people from the Park Board, 2 from the Design Review Board, 1 from the Economic Development Committee, 1 realtor, 1 member from the City PAGE 3