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City Council meeting of May 17, 1999 Page 4 Mayor Stotlzman requested that the ditch located about 300' south of Oneka Lake Boulevard be identified on the plat. Bruce Kerber, representing North Suburban Development, verbally waived the time deadline requirement for action on this development. Barnes made motion, Stotlzman seconded, to table this matter until the meeting of June 7, 1999. All aye. Motion Carried. BEAVER PONDS COST SHARING The Council considered a report prepared by the City Administrator and the City Engineer regarding a request by Oakwood Land Development for reimbursement for the oversizing of utilities in the Beaver Ponds development. Barnes made motion, Haas seconded, that the City send a letter to the developer stating that the City agrees to pay $30,279 for oversizing sanitary sewer and watermains within the Beaver Ponds development. The money will be paid at the time of termination of the project and escrow released. All aye. Motion Carried. CREEKVIEW PRESERVE COST SHARING The considered the City Administrator's and City Engineer's reports on the request by Backes Companies for reimbursement of their cost for oversizing public utilities in the development. The watermain was placed along the east side of TH61 for future improvements to be made in the Peloquin Industrial Park. Barnes requested that the minutes reflect that a portion of these oversizing costs be charged to the Peloquin Industrial Park improvement project. Barnes made motion, Stoltzman seconded, that the City send a letter to the developer stating that the City agrees to pay $90,900 for oversizing costs (watermain $60,700 and sanitary sewer $30,200) in the Creekview Preserve development. The money will be paid at the time of termination of the project and escrow released. Voting AYE: Barnes, Petryk, Stoltzman ABSTAINED: Haas Motion Carried. FINAL PLAT (CREEKVIEW PRESERVE 2ND ADDITION) Mr. Dennis Backes has requested final plat approval for Creekview Preserve 2nd Addition. The City Attorney has stated that this development will require new application to the City for preliminary plat approval. The developer argues that the previous preliminary plat approval granted for phase 1 of the development should extend to phase 2. The Council recently adopted an amendment to the City's subdivision regulation allowing phased development of a subdivision, but this project started prior to Council adoption of the new ordinance. Todd Rapp, attorney representing the developer, addressed the