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Planning & Zoning Board <br />June 14, 2000 <br />Page 8 <br />Chair Schaps stated he thinks in Lino Lakes it has always been a land dedication or <br />dedication fee and he is unaware of other communities that charge both. He explained <br />the Park Board is charged with evaluating this question and that group of volunteers is <br />satisfied that this plan is appropriate. He emphasized that there is no City funding to <br />develop the park property in Highland Meadows West. <br />Mr. Anderson asked if Lois Lane will never be extended or if it will circumvent that park <br />land. Mr. Powell reviewed the alignment of Street A, noting the south side would catch <br />the extreme north 30 feet of the park so that would have to be considered if development <br />to the east were to occur. <br />Mr. Anderson stated the company he works for provides for land and cash park <br />dedication and he knows the Centennial Little League contributes funds for park field <br />development. He suggested the City work with athletic community organizations such as <br />that to obtain funding. <br />Chair Schaps thanked Mr. Anderson for his comments <br />the upcoming bond referendum for the development <br />fields. <br />Ms. Lane stated her impression that Lino L <br />without getting to the point of discouragi <br />court finding that a 10% park dedicat. <br />the City's standard. <br />Ms. Lane made a MOTION <br />the conditions contained i i t <br />carried 6 -0. <br />d his involvement in <br />ty sports complex and <br />all they can for park dedication <br />ment. Mr. Smyser reviewed a past <br />nt is reasonable, which is the basis for <br />v e preliminary plat of Bluebill Ponds subject to <br />report, and was supported by Mr. Johnson. Motion <br />F. PUBLICS (Continuation). Town Center Development Standards <br />Chair Schaps dec1 the continued public hearing reopened at 8:05 p.m. and requested <br />public input. <br />Mr. Smyser reviewed staff's efforts to discuss the standard with the public and developers <br />and requested the public hearing be continued to July 12, 2000. <br />Chair Schaps declared the public hearing to be continued to the July 12, 2000 Planning & <br />Zoning Board meeting. <br />G. PUBLIC HEARING, Ordinance 09 - 00, Tree Preservation Ordinance <br />Staff presented the draft Tree Preservation Plan and draft Ordinance 09 - 00 and <br />explained it will codify and clarify tree preservation requirements for private <br />development in one ordinance, require a tree preservation plan and clearly describe the <br />elements of such a plan, and establish a clearly defined tree replacement ratio which will <br />act as an incentive to minimize tree loss. <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />