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1 1 COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 24, 1994 deeper, 145' minimum, and generally staff asks for some type of landscape buffer/berming. Councilmember Kuether asked where the name had come from. Tim Kytonen, representing Clyde Rehbein, stated Mr. Rehbein had seen similar names in the southern part of the country. Councilmember Bergeson then made a motion to approve the subdivision as presented, with the following conditions: 1. The City vacate the north 33' of 62nd Street between Ware Road and Hwy 49, except for the westerly 150'(approximately). 2. Lots 13 and 14, Block 1 be modified to contain adequate minimum lot areas. 3. A cul-de-sac is provided at the south terminus of Linda Lane. Said cul-de-sac shall be constructed within an easement and granted to the City. 4. Required drainage and utility easements shall be so indicated on the plat. 5. The grading and drainage and utility plan is approved by the City Engineer. 6. Plat access to Hwy 49 is approved by MnDOT. 7. The City retain the southern 33 feet of the 62nd Street right of way for future trailway subject to Park Board approval. 8. Park Dedication be provided in the form of a cash dedication with a trail segment to be determined on the western portion of the plat. 9. An easement is obtained which overlays that portion of the adjacent property to the north which is to be graded as part of the subject project. 10. The proposed street easement within the south lying property be reconfigured to provide 60 feet of easement width to the south of existing power pole locations. Councilmember Kuether seconded the motion. All voted aye. Motion carried. D. Preliminary Plat and Rezoning, Pheasant Hills Preserve Fifth Planning Consultant Brixius explained that this request is to rezone 8.5 acres from PSP to R -1X and add it to a 17.3 acre parcel to be known as Pheasant Hills Preserve Fifth Addition. This addition will contain 36 single family homes. The Staff and the Planning & Zoning Board have recommended approval with the conditions contained in the January 5, 1994 Planning Report. Mayor Reinert asked about the proposed Outlots. Mr. Brixius stated that this plat has a Homeowners Association who will be responsible for the maintenance and taxes on the outlots. This information is to appear on the deeds for the individual lots. When the preliminary plat was approved, several years ago, this arrangement was approved and it planned to be continued throughout the platting of the balance of the Pheasant Hills Property. There was some discussion regarding trail concerns. Jeff Shopek, representing the developer, indicated that they would be providing 3