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/D City Council meeting of January 17, 1989 Page 4 of the roadway where the applicant's survey shows the precise location o the existing roadway. Mr. Valento agreed to wait until the January 17, 1989 Council meeting for review of this request allowing area residents t. check their survey with a registered surveyor to determine if there is a conflict in roadway location. The Planning Commission recommended approval of the subdivision of land and waiver of the formal platting requirement as reflected in the survey. City Engineer, Howard Kuusisto, gave a history of the Everton Avenue road improvement. Jim Leroux, 4360 165th Street, addressed the Council, and suggested that they not use the piece -meal approach to secure right-of-way for Everton Avenue, and that the city acquire all of the right-of-way from the Valento property south to County Road 8. Leroy Peltier presented a survey, prepared by Hult and Associates, which indicated there was an approximate 2' strip of land between most of Parcel C of Mr. Valento's survey and existing Everton Avenue. He stated he had no objection to Mr. Valento's subdivision, but didn't want Mr. Valento or future property owners crossing his mother's land to get to their home or building site. Mr. Valento agreed to locate the driveway to Parcel C where said tract abutts on Everton Avenue. He also agreed to give the city whatever easements are necessary for future road improvements, and a temporary easement for a turn -around until such time as Everton Avenue is extended to the north. McAllister made motion, Jesinski, to approve the final certicate of survey #1-17-89(B) for Don and Janet Valento, waiver of the formal platting procedure, for the following described property: The S 1/2 of the NE 114 of the Stat 1/4 and the N 1/2 of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4, Section 18, T.31N, R21W, Washington County, Minnesota. Approval is subject to the followinc special. conditions: 1. All fees relating to the subdivision shall be paid by the applicant including the cost of recording documents with Washington County. 2. Developer pay fee in lieu of parkland dedication at the time of final survey approval. 3. A drainage plan including holding ponds and ditches must be approved by the watershed district and maintained by the property owner with the method of maintenance to be reviewed by the city engineer. 4. Mailbox locations shall be approved by the United States Postal Service. 5. Developer shall install one tree per lot of a minimal size within the subdivision development as per city regulations. 6. Approved driveways or drainageways, must include the installation of a minimum 15" diameter, corrugated metal culvert acceptable to the city if required by the city building inspector. 7. The developer shall secure Rice Creek: Watershed district approval of their on site drainage plan prior to approval of the final survey by the city council. S. Percolation tests must be completed an each of the buildable lots and must be submitted to the city for review prior to final survey approval. 9. Lot lines within the subdivision most be identified to determine proper !:-wilding setbacks if required by the building inspector. 10. The 16' X 26' shed located on the north border of Tract= A be remove(I prior- to the stamping of any deeds for conveyance_ of Tract A.