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ponding and trails which will offer a unique experience with not only opportunities for active play, <br />but also connections to the natural environment. Of this larger parcel, 7.8 acres will be specifically <br />dedicated for park land credit or approximately 53% of the City requirement. Therefore, the <br />remaining requirement will be paid in cash: 47% of $2,400 or $1,128 per unit. With 312 units in <br />the neighborhood, the total cash dedication would be $351,936. <br />Under the PUD Zoning Code, flexibility is being requested for reduced road widths, setbacks and lot <br />sizing to create a neighborhood with an enhanced overall design. In exchange for flexibility from the <br />standard R-3 zoning ordinance, wetlands and wooded areas are preserved, a variety of housing styles <br />are created and landscaping standards are exceeded. Most notably related to Parks is the extensive <br />trail system; 8,000 lineal feet (1.5 miles) of trails and boardwalks are proposed to be constructed <br />throughout the neighborhood. These will provide connections to the much -needed neighborhood <br />park for Adelaide Landing and the surrounding community. <br />Developer installed park improvements not only include the trails and boardwalks, but also the <br />grading, seeding and trees within the park and along the trails. The neighborhood will be served by a <br />water reuse system whereby the ponds will be used to irrigate lawns and common open space. The <br />pumps will be appropriately sized and an irrigation service connection will be provided to <br />accommodate the park area. The neighborhood master homeowners' association will be responsible <br />for maintaining the pumps and winterization of the neighborhood's mainline system. <br />To summarize, below is a chart of the anticipated park improvements showing the responsible party <br />for installation. If it means completing the park sooner, the developer is willing to install City <br />improvements for an in -kind reduction in park fees. <br />Improvement <br />Developer <br />Installed <br />City <br />Installed <br />Park Grading <br />X <br />Park Seeding <br />X <br />Park Irrigation <br />X <br />Parking Lots <br />X <br />Trails & Boardwalks <br />X <br />Buffer Landscaping <br />X <br />Shelter <br />X <br />Sports Court & Pickle Ball <br />X <br />Play Structure <br />X <br />Additional Park Furnishings <br />X <br />Phasing of the park improvements is anticipated as follows: <br />1. Grading and seeding <br />a. Within City -owned Outlot — 2017 <br />b. South of poweline easement — 2017 <br />c. North of powerline easement — 2019 <br />2. Trails, Boardwalks and Buffer Landscaping <br />a. Within City -owned Oudot — 2018 <br />Adelaide Landing Preliminary Plat/PUD — Narrative EXCELSIOR <br />S S47nr..ao c_* <br />
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