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City Council meeting of February 4, 1991 <br />Page 3 <br />been secured from the RCWD. The infrastructure plans for this development <br />have been submitted to the City engineer for his review, modifications, <br />and approval. In reviewing the final plat for BIRCH TREE PONDS 2ND <br />ADDITION, it would appear said plan is consistent with preliminary plat <br />approval, as recommended by the Hugo Planning Commission. City <br />Administrator Ken Huber and Merila's representative, John Johnson, <br />reviewed the proposed subdivision. Councilman McAllister stated that the <br />City would be looking at a long-term financial guarantee, after completion <br />of Phase 4, to assure that the completed drainage system functions <br />properly' Mr' Johnson stated that he was aware of this requirement, and <br />that the length of the guarantee would be negotiated at a later time. <br />Jesinski made motion, McAllister seconded, to approve the final plat of <br />BIRCH TREE PONDS 2ND ADDITION for the subdivision of 42.5 acres into 37 <br />single family residential lots' Approval of the final plat is subject to <br />the following special conditions: <br />1. The final plat must be recorded with Washington County within 60 days <br />of plat approval or said approval shall be null and void. <br />2. Final plat approval shall be contingent upon compliance with grading, <br />storm water drainage, and utility plan approval by the city engineer. <br />3. All applicable conditions of plat approval must be met prior to the <br />recording of the final plat at the Washington County Recorder's <br />Office. <br />4. The property lines identified on the plat must be identified by the <br />applicants to assure proper setbacks when buildings are to be <br />constructed, if required by the building inspector. <br />5. No building or other permits shall be issued until the final plat has <br />been recorded with Washington County, and utility/road improvements <br />are substantially completed (see developer's agreement). <br />6. The required permits from the Rice Creek Watershed District and DNR <br />must be approved and submitted to the City prior to the signing of the <br />final plat. <br />7. All fees relating to this subdivision shall be paid by the applicant <br />including the cost of recording documents with Washington County. <br />8. Payment of the required fee in lieu of park land dedication shall be <br />made prior to signing of the final plat. <br />9. Installation of required roadways, including streets, curb and gutter, <br />storm water control, and utilities shall be installed at the <br />developers expense as per the developers agreement and approved plans. <br />10. Plat approval shall be contingent upon full compliance with the <br />developer's agreement, <br />11. No improvements, landscaping, or grading shall be permitted in defined <br />drainage areas without the express written authorization of the City <br />and the appropriate watershed district. <br />12. All property owners shall be held responsible for maintenance of <br />drainage areas within the easements on their property and deed <br />restrictions shall limit activities permitted in these drainage areas. <br />13. Developer shall deposit with the City $5,000 to cover legal, <br />engineering, administrative, and other costs related to this <br />development. <br />14. Developer agrees that lots abutting on cul-de-sacs or termination <br />turnarounds of streets shall be provided with adequate off street <br />parking, such that the City could prohibit on street parking if deemed <br />necessary for safety or maintenance purposes. <br />