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P.C. Minutes - 9-23-88 page 2 would the properties adjacent to 125th St. be assessed when road improvements are installed. Mr. Huber informed Ms. Scobie that the homesites indicated on the plat are approximate and could be altered slightly and that any property benefitting from road improvements on 125th could be assessed. Mr. Jerry Mogren owner of the property directly west of the development felt there should be type of easement to insure access to his property. It was the general concensus that the proposed roads running through the development would provide good access and no additional easement or access should be required of Keystone Builders. Administrator Huber stated that because the Bald Eagle Sportsmans Assoc. is in close proximity to the proposed development all potential buyers should be informed of the location of the gun club either by restrictive covenants, deed, or however appropriate. Mr. Sondrall agreed that potential buyers would be notified. Motion made by Barnes, second by Sullivan to recommend approval of the Dellwood Ridge Subdivision subject to the following conditions: 1. Preliminary plat be submitted to the city council within 90 days of the commissions recommendation and that the revised plat incorporate the recommendations of the RCWD and other governmental agencies. 2. The preliminary plat will not be submitted to the council until all engineering, legal, and staff recommendations have been incorporated into the plat. 3. All fees relating to the subidivision shall be paid by the applicant inlcuding the cost of recording the documents with Washington County., 4. Developers secure any required road access permits from Washington County for access to County State Aid Highway 10. 5. The developer pay fee in lieu of parkland dedication at the time of final plat approval. 6. All improvements must be installed as per city design requirements and the cost of all improvements be borne by the developer. 7. The interior roadway system become a part of the city system but must be maintained by the devloper until all improvements are complete and accepted by the city. G. Stormwater holding ponds and ditches must be approved by the appropriate watershed district and maintained by the property owner with a method of maintenance to be reviewed by the city engineer. 9. The internal roadway system shall be of bituminous surfacing with the installation of curb and gutter and approved stormwater drainage. 10. Street lighting shall be installed be NSP at the developers expense. 11. All interior street signs shall be paid for by the developers. 12. Mailbox locations shall be approved by the United States Postal Service. 13. All lots abutting on 125th St. shall be subject to assessments relating to the improvement of said roadway in the future. 14. The developer shall deposit with the city a certified check in an amount to cover initial costs incurred by the city for engineering, legal review and admininstration of this request. The developer shall pay any cost incurred and the city shall reimburse the developer any remaining funds to cover staff review ($10,000 recommended amount). 15. A copy of all road design documents shall be submitted to the city engineer for review and a copy placed on file with the city clerk. 16. The developer shall reimburse the city for any costs incurred for engineering inspection during the course of roadway construction.