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Page 10 lake and other areas and continue to talk with the developer as the project continues on whether they would provide credit. The Parks Commission made a recommendation to allow the park dedication to be satisfied with a combination of land and fee for the development. Sidewalks and Trails Sidewalks are required to be built in developments with lots less than 80’ wide (Sec. 90-336). The developer is showing a combination of trails and sidewalks that would meet this requirement. The Existing and Proposed Trails Map shows a proposed trail north of Goodview Avenue North, a trail around Oneka Lake, and a trail connection east to west to Highway 61. The applicant is showing a trail and sidewalk combination along Street A which would connect to the existing sidewalk on Goodview Avenue North. This links the neighborhood to the south and Oneka Lake Park. The applicant is also showing a trail adjacent to Oneka Lake connected with boardwalks. A trail is shown to on the south end of the Highway 61 roundabout, connecting with the Hardwood Creek Regional Trail and the existing trail along 159th Street. A trail or sidewalk shall be constructed on Street H to provide a connection to the proposed Oneka Lake trail. The developer is working through the processes to get approval to construct the proposed trail on the berm along Oneka Lake. As part of the approval conditions it states that an additional on or off street trail be built if construction of a trail on the berm not be possible. Drainage/Grading The City will review and issue a stormwater management permit for the development. The plans include managing stormwater through a combination of ponds and a stormwater reuse system. The design is consistent with stormwater rules as proposed, and staff will work with the applicant to finalize the plans and issue a stormwater permit as the project moves forward. There is floodplain located on the property and the boundary is proposed to be revised. The applicant has provided detailed documentation showing the existing and proposed floodplain. Staff will continue to work with the applicant to finalize the details. A Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) will need to be prepared and submitted for FEMA approval so that the existing floodplain boundaries and elevations can be formally revised. Water Re-use The plans include the installation of a stormwater reuse system to be utilized to irrigate individual lots. The system is feasible from a water availability and equipment standpoint and staff will finalize the technical details as the project moves forward. The system will be installed by the applicant and owned/operated/maintained by the homeowner’s association. The system will be part of the overall stormwater management improvements to be included as part of the