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City of Lino Lakes Park Board Meeting August 4, 1997 Kim said the ordinance does not read developable property. Paul asked if the 5 acres was high. Mike Hoffman said he had walked this area and it looked like it was all upland and was dry and had beautiful mature oak trees on it. The board asked the developer to be real up front with potential customers and let them know that there will be a park on adjacent property. Bruce said they give maps to their clients so they know what they are looking at. Kim wanted to know if the Park Board would have an opportunity to make changes if action was taken by them at this meeting. The Park Board had concerns about lot 59 and it being bordered on two sides of park. There has been problems in other parks when this situation occurred. After further discussion on lot 59 a motion was made. MOTION: Paul made a motion to accept the development plan with the following items being the conditions of the development. 1. If the developer does not exceed the current dedication of 5.2 acres, the Park Board would like to see a monetary dedication based on the 55.9 acre development. 2. The developer agreed to establish a trail starting on Marilyn Drive proceeding easterly between lots 41 and 42, to the westerly border of the development. The trail will then proceed north between Mardon Acres and Highland Meadows, entering into the park. 3. It is the Park Boards understanding that the developer will reconfigure lots 59 and 66 so lot 59 is not bordered by park land on two sides. Staff should review and approve the plans to make sure they are drawn as the board had in mind. The plans should also be brought to the next Park Board for review. Kim seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. ANOKA ELECTRIC EASEMENT - UPDATE: Randy Schumacher, City Administrator was going to give staff an update of this item after he talked to Anoka Electric. We did not hear from him so will have to bring it to next meeting. 2 • • •