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Nfou�ds View Plaa��ai�� Cornynission J�uuary 6,1999 l�egula�° 1l�e�ti�� Page 2 Motion/Second: Brasaemte/Stevenson to approve the December 2, 19�8, meeting minutes as corrected. Ayes _ 6 Nays - 0 The mation carried. 5. Pia�an��a� Case 1�Io. s40-98 Property involved: 8444 CYreenwood Drive Consideraiion of Resolution No. 567-99, a Resolutian Recommending Approval of a Minor Subdivisian Requesi to Divide the Property Located at 8444 Greenwoad Drive in�o Two Parceis. Applicant: Dan Danielson The applicant was not present. Ericson reported that applicant, Dan Danielson, is requesiing a minor subdivision of k�is parents' lot at 8444 Crreenwood Drive. The lot is 23S feet along Greenwood Drive and it is 234 feet deep. They pxopose to split aff #he south 78 feet of the Iot on which the applicant would buiid a new home, for wiuch he has submitted buildi�ig plans. The parcels creafied meet the city's minimum ;} lot size requirenrxents and also meet the frontage xequirements. The lot would be somewha� smaller than the homes #hat are in the area--most are about IQO feet, although there ax�e some smaller lots. The certi%cate of survey was reviewed by the city engineer and public works department who indicated it was acceptable with the addition of easements being dedicated. In addition to the required easements, the other change needed for the certificate is to add a signature blacic bearing the names of the property owrzers and the mayor and city clerk/administrator. Ericson continued by staiing that the other issue that needed to be discussed concerned park dedication requirements. Because this property is larger than 1 acre, the city code specifies that a park dedicat�on fee , in an amount equal ta 10% of the land value, be paid. According to Ramsey Countq, the land is valued at $47,700. Ten percent of tha� wauld be $4,770. The Code also specifies that the dedicafiion fee applicable ta land under an existing home can waived, which reduces the dedication �.tnount 66 percent, to $1,574. Ericson reco�nmended the Planning Commission approve Resolution 567-99, a resolution recommending approval of this minor subdivision request to the City Council, wrth stipulations. The first stipulation is that the certiiicate of survey be revised as indicated prior to the Council approving it, also that the applicant make a park dedication payment in the amount specified, $14i5, and then befare building permits vvouid b� issued the applicant would need to record �lie certificate of survey, the resolution oi approval and the easement documents.