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L kKL I,,1,Ni.; C'7 1': C01,N(_' _• C, M/S P D `z,P�/W.i .liaels •.. to ad>L)-" Rescluticm No. 91-15 vacating the I easement described in said resolution, based on the finding that this easement serves no public purpose and that ingress and egress to DeMontreville Park is provided to the park for the general public in two different locations, one being within 750 feet of easement being vacated. (Motion carried 5-0). B. Arabian Hills - Final Plat The Planning Commission reviewed the plat at its May 10th meeting and recommended approval; subject to the following conditions: 1. Developer obtain necessary permits from VBWD. 2. Developer enter into a developer's agreement acceptable by the City Attorney. 3. Developer pay a park dedication fee of 7& of the value determined by Frank Langer in his letter dated, May 9, 1991. 4. That the City Council settle the question of berming on the Keith Raleigh property. In regard to the berming of the Keith Raleigh property, Roger Kolstad had made an offer to Mr. Raleigh to provide 5 transplanted Norway Pines, 15 feet tall, or $750.00 for Mr. Raleigh to provide his own landscaping. Mr. Kolstad provided pictures from the proposed street in Arabian Hills to the Raleigh property. (These pictures showed the existing landscaping on the Raleigh property.) Mr. Raleigh indicated he would settle for $8,500, the cost of a landscape plan he had prepared by Heins Valley Creel, Nursery. (The City received a copy of the landscape plan at the meeting.) The City Attorney reviewed the revisions of the Developer's Agreement. The City Administrator has talked to Karen Chandler who indicated VBWD will give their official approval at their next meeting that the driveway on Lot 10 is above the 100-year flood plain. Roger Kolstad explained this was an oversight by their engineer who did not put down the correct elevation on the driveway. Councilman Williams proposed adding two conditions (No. 5 & 6) to Resolution No. 91-16: 5. Developer shall adhere to all city standards and ordinances. 6. The developer shall on or before September 15, 1991 plant up to 5 spruce or cedar trees each at least 10 ft. tall on the Keith Raleigh property for the purpose of screening the Raleigh house from vehicular headlights on 53rd St. N. and Keats Avenue, with the location of the trees being specified by Keith Raleigh on or before September 1, 1991.