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• Planning & Zoning Board July 10, 1996 1. A development agreement be drafted between the City and the Howards for all site improvements. Financial guarantees shall be posted to cover all improvements as determined by the City Engineer. 2. Proper building permits shall be obtained for all construction on the site. 3. The Park Board shall determine adequate park dedication in accordance with City policy. 4. A total of four entrances onto Highway 49 shall serve this development subject to Mn /DOT approval. 5. Proper permits shall be obtained from the RCWD. 6. The Howards shall provide the City with a set of rules and regulations governing the rental, operation and maintenance of the park including trash handling and location. 7 All conditions outlined in the Settlement Agreement dated February 25, 1992, shall be made a part of this permit. Ms. Wyland noted that the CSO Officer and City Forester have reviewed the site plan. The CSO Officer is working with the Howards on a crime prevention program for multi - family properties that has proven quite successful. Mr. Dunn expressed concern about the environmental impact with increased drainage toward Baldwin Lake. Mr. Ahrens stated that the storm water drainage will be reviewed by RCWD, and all necessary permits granted before the project can proceed. Mr. Howard, Owner of Baldwin Lake Court, stated that the project has been reduced from 21 units to 19 units to allow space for garages, which will have the same siding as the homes. He described access changes to eliminate the fire lane between Apple Lane and the new road. He has reviewed the access to the property with the Park Board and is proposing to put a fire lane from Apple Lane to Baldwin Circle to provide more than one access to the property. The Park Board believes this would also provide a future access to the trail system. Chair Schaps asked if staff has reviewed the access changes. Mr. Ahrens answered, no, and stated that the Fire Marshal will have to approve the new proposal. Chair Schaps requested that the project be subject to approval of the Fire Chief and police. He asked if the units have been leased and the terms of the leases. Mr. Howard stated that all units have been leased. The leases are on a month - to -month basis. He uses the standard lease form from the Office of the Attorney General. Bill Johnson made a MOTION to approve the site plan and Conditional Use iPermit, subject to the conditions outlined in the staff report, and subject to the 10