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• • • Planning & Zoning Board May 14, 1997 Page 15 F. Minor Subdivision - 8134 East Rondeau Lake Drive - Craig Severson Ms. Wyland stated that the request is to split 16 acres into two parcels: one 12- acre lot and one 4 -acre lot which would contain the existing home and accessory structures. The original subdivision approved by the Planning and Zoning Board consisted of one 10 -acre parcel and one 6 -acre parcel. However, the previous owner never recorded the subdivision and sold the entire property to Mr. Severson. Mr. Severson would like to realign the property so that the house and barn sit on the same parcel. This would meet zoning requirements as an existing homestead. Staff is recommending approval with the condition that $500 be paid as a park dedication for the newly created parcel prior to recording the lot split with Anoka County. Chair Schaps asked if the first subdivision paid the park dedication fee. Ms. Wyland explained that the fee was required but never paid because the subdivision was not recorded. Chair Schaps asked if there is a possibility that the first subdivision could be filed. Ms. Wyland stated that the property is entirely owned by Mr. Severson at this time. A subdivision could not be filed by anyone other than the owner. Also, the deed must be signed by the City, and the City will not sign off on the previous subdivision. Mr. Johnson made a MOTION to approve the minor subdivision at 8134 East Rondeau Lake Drive, with the condition of a park dedication fee in the amount of $500. Mr. Robinson seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously, 7- 0. G. Modification of Tax Increment District Mr. Wessel stated that adoption of the resolution to modify Development District 1 and the plan for tax increment financing (TIF) is the last step for the approval of the Fairview Health Services project. Closing on the land purchase of the Rehbine portion Phase 1 of the Village and Town Center and sale of and to Fairview is scheduled for Friday, May 16, 1997. Because this is a redevelopment district, he felt it appropriate that the Planning and Zoning Board review the plan. This district includes the old Gethsemane Church site where Fairview will build, the Kaiser House which the City will soon own and the 49 Club which is planned to become a family restaurant. These three parcels qualify for redevelopment as they have substandard structures, and it is the City's intent to assist with funding through TIF. Specific funding will not be decided until specific projects are presented. Approval is being requested for