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4 Mounds View City Council _ Page 19 • Regular Meeting 114)PF111 )11E0 October 24, 1994 Mayor Linke stated that Council would now go back to the Agenda item that was moved to the end. E. Consideration of Resolution No. 4653 Approving Sherwood Estates Final Plat, Citywide Developers Paul Harrington, Community Development Coordinator, explained that at the October 10, 1994 meeting, City Council adopted a Resolution approving the Preliminary Plat of Sherwood Estates, a single family residential development located on the northeast corner of Hwy. 10 and Spring Lake Road. The Plat would be serviced by approximately 550 to 600 foot long road cul-de-sacing off Spring Lake Road going to the east. At the time the item was discussed on October 10, there were five contingencies attached to the Resolution of Approval of the Preliminary Plat. Those were to be addressed prior to this meeting by the Staff or the Developer or the City Consulting Engineer. The first contingency item on the Resolution is that Outlot A as shown on the proposed Plat be deeded to the City until such time that the property to the immediate south is developed. Staff met with the Developer of the project and this contingency will be met by the Developer. Harrington commented that at that meeting, the Developer was informed that the City will take easements along the property line of each of the newly-created lots. Harrington said the second contingency was that the storm water management plan for the proposed Plat should be approved by MnDOT. The Applicant informed Council that MnDOT will not review the project until the City has completed their review. This will have to remain a contingency until the Council takes action. - ---- - ---- - -The third contingency was that the installation of watermain to service the properties included in the Plat should be made per direction of the City Consulting Engineer and the Director of Public Works. Mike Ulrich, Director of Public Works, met with Steve Campbell of SEH. There were two main issues that they covered. One was the impacts of having a dead-end watermain servicing the development of this Plat. The second was the provision for the anticipated development of the property immediately north of the project site be provided. Although it is preferred to "loop" the watermain, Ulrich said there would not be a problem with the dead-end watermain • because of the relatively short length of main and the number