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1 1 1 COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 13, 1995 to approve the preliminary plat. Council Member Bergeson seconded the motion. Mr. Brixius asked that the approval be subject to the conditions in staff reports, 1 - 12, as outlined on the February 9, 1995 "green sheet" and based upon the revised plat containing 15 lots. Council Member Bergeson asked that Mr. Brixius' comments be included in his second of the motion and Council Member Kuether asked that this be included in her motion. Council Member Bergeson asked that two (2) other requirements be added in the above motion. The first requirement is that the developer disclose uses on the adjacent properties so that new lot purchasers are aware of the activities that are happening on adjacent properties. The second requirement is that the City Staff clarify the question of the culvert in the drainage from Tart Lake. Who is responsible for cleaning the culvert and when will it be cleaned. Council Member Kuether made these two (2) requirements a part of her motion and Council Member Bergeson included these requirements as part of his second to the motion. Mayor Reinert asked that the City Attorney and other staff, prepare a proposal that addresses the "cap" issue previously outlined by him and determine the number of new homes that will be allowed to be constructed in Lino Lakes each year. Mayor Reinert requested that this issue be made part of the motion and the second to the motion for preliminary plat approval. Council Member Kuether included this requirement in her motion. Council Member Bergeson also included this requirement in his second to the motion. Mr. Hawkins asked if in the motion, a "cap" is being placed on the number of homes in the plat that can be constructed each year or are you asking the staff to prepare a recommendation or format to implement a "cap" on the number of new homes that can be constructed in Lino Lakes each year. Mayor Reinert said that he is requesting staff to prepare a recommendation to implement a "cap" on the number of new homes that can be constructed in Lino Lakes each year and this will affect not only this plat but all areas of Lino Lakes. Mr. Hawkins said that this may difficult to implement in existing subdivisions because the lot owners already have property rights because new streets and services are already in and available for use. He said that the City could not restrict existing platted subdivisions. Mr. Brixius asked Mayor Reinert if this restriction should be tied to the Clearwater Creek subdivision or made a separate motion. Mr. Hawkins asked Mayor Reinert if he wanted the Clearwater Creek subdivision included in a "cap", and if so, the developer should be made aware of this requirement before the preliminary plat is approved. Mayor Reinert noted that phasing has been made a part of plat approval for the last couple of subdivisions. He asked PAGE 17 1