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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION FEBRUARY 6, 2002 3. The Planning and Zoning Board minutes of May 14, 1997, clearly indicates that the dedicated road right-of-way would not be improved until development of Parcel B (future plat). For these reasons and for conformance to the City's 2001 Transportation Plan, which calls for the northerly extension of Stage Coach Trail, Staff maintains its recommendation to require dedication of the street right-of-way to the north property line of Parcel B. If the Council, within its legislative discretion, chooses to amend the original conditions of approval, Staff requests that the following conditions be imposed: 1. That the Stage Coach Trail right-of-way be dedicated to the City commencing at the north line of the platted St '- oach Trail right-of-way and extending northerly approximately 160 feet center of a cul-de- sac turnaround with a minimum right-of-way ra us o feet. 2. That the dedicated right-of-way be improv t to the requirements of the City Engineer. Community Development Director Grochala advi and resolution requested by the Council will b update. Mayor Bergeson asked for clarification o choose to amend the original conditio Grochala reviewed the conditions t amend the original conditions of a Councilmember O'Donnell a might cost. City En eer Powe for grading and grave ecessary changes to the report istributed with the Friday itions of approval if the Council does al. Community Development Director request if the Council chooses to wou pay for the improvements and how much it sed it would cost approximately $10,000 - $15,000 oach Trail. Mayor Bergeson inquire• about the original requirement of the right-of-way. Community Development Director Gro ala stated the original condition just required dedication of the right-of-way noting that Parcels B and C would be responsible for construction of the road when the land is developed. Mayor Bergeson asked why the City would now add the requirement of improvements. Community Development Director Grochala stated because it was understood that the Church would be coming in with a preliminary plat. They need to provide the minimum street requirements. The City allowed them to subdivide on a certain set of assumptions. The assumptions have now changed and the City needs get the required right-of-way. Councilmember Carlson asked for clarification regarding the Church's concerns relating to the right-of-way going all the way through the property. 3