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COUNCIL MEETING December 8, 1986 Mr. Volk recommended that he be allowed to contact Centerville and request that the developer of Center Oaks be required to install control devices as are plats in Lino Lakes. Mr. Reinert said that this is another area where RCWD has created additional problems for Lino Lakes. Mayor Benson noted that it appears the original permit for Center Oaks was issued several years before actual construction began. RCWD should be required to demand that all permits not completed in a specified time be resubmitted. Circumstances in that particular plat may change warranting further investigation. Mr. Marier suggested that this Council go to our state legislators for support regarding RCWD and document the problems that have oc- curred in Lino Lakes because of their presence. (Center Oaks, Lake Oneka, Main Street and Aenon holding pond, 4th Avenue, etc.). Mr. Bisel suggested we should check with other communities to gather further support. Mr. Reinert noted that some responsibility does rest with the County Commissioners since they appoint the members of RCWD. Mayor Benson asked that Mr. Volk follow up with Centerville to see if a plat with drainage plans are available. Also try to determine if Centerville will be agreeable to a joint venture of cleaning the ditch from Center Oaks development to Centerville Lake. SECOND READING - ORDINANCE #12 -86, MORATORIUM ON POLE STRUCTURES IN COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Mr. Bisel moved to accept the second reading of Ordinance #12 -86 and dispense with the reading. Mr. Marier seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Resolution #12 -86 can,be found written in No- vember 24, 1986 minutes. 1 FIRST READING - ORDINANCE #14 -86, PARK DEDICATION AMENDMENT Mr. Schumacher explained the Park Board has asked that the park dedication portion of the City Code be rewritten so that certain areas can be clarified. Some of the areas are: 1) establish cri- teria for park need, 2) clarify per cent of land dedication, 3) lan- guage dealing with $160 per dwelling unit or 10% of the fair market land value. Mr. Volk noted that the proposed ordinance contains lan- guage that will give the City authority to make the park site selec- tion. There was discussion regarding whether or not it was reasonable for the City to take whatever it wanted for parks. Mr. Hawkins pointed out state statutes authorize cities to make the selections. This is not a problem in other Cities especially where the City and developer negotiate the park requirements. There was a question regarding park dedication for commercial development. Mr. Volk said the proposed ordinance is consistent with other communities and elaborated on the use of parks by larger firms.