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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE 4, 1991 PAGE 3 (3) The soil type descriptions, as shown in the Washington County Soil Survey, are 155D, 49B, 302C & 155B, are attached. A very preliminary review of these soils indicates that most of this land is suitable for development. (4) The property owner would have to prove that the land is suitable for development and meet all the conditions set forth in the Lake Elmo platting ordinance and must receive approval from the VBWD. (5) A map has been provided that shows the general location of the proposed use within the community. (6) A map showing all principal land use within 350 feet of the parcel under consideration has been provided. (7) The property owner has provided a legal description of the property and staff has verified ownership. (8) The property owner has provided a list showing the names and mailing addresses of recorded owners within 350 feet of the property and said owners were notified. and based.on a determination of the City Attorney as to how the disputed 4+ acres should be handled. (Motion carried 5-0). B. Park Land Dedication Ordinance No. R046 Resolution No. 91-18: Establishing Park Dedication Fees for Residential Subdivisions of 3 parcels or less The Council received a revised draft of the Ordinance relating to public use dedications which incorporates the concerns expressed by the City Council on May 7, 1991. In addition, the City Attorney inserted an amendment to Section 105.030(C) which previously indicated that the park land dedication for new lots would be $450.00. M/S/P Williams/Dick Johnson - to adopt Ordinance 8046 as amended, amending Sections 105.030(C), 401.400(A) through 401.400(F); adding Sections 401.400(D)(1) through 401.400(D)(3), and 4:01.450; and repealing Sections 401.400(F)(1) through 401.400(F)(3), 4:01.400(G), 401.400(H), 401.400(I) and its subdivisions, and 401.400(1) and its subdivisions of the Lake Elmo City Code relating to park land dedications. (Motion carried 5-0). The Council reviewed Resolution No. 91-19 establishing park dedication fees ($700.00 for each new residential lot in subdivision) for Residential Subdivisions of three or less parcels. M/S/P Hunt/Dick Johnson - to adopt Resolution No. 91-18 establishing park dedication fees for Residential Subdivisions of three or less parcels. (Motion carried. 5-0.)