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City Council meeting of 9/19/88 Page 5 5. No building permits shall be issued to lots identified on this plat unless building locations and construction is in compliance with the city's floodplain and shoreland regulations. 6. The applicant shall deposit with the city an initial amount of $1,000 to cover costs incurred by the city for engineering review and inspection, staff review, legal review, costs and administration of this request. If actual costs exceed this sum, the developer shall make such additional deposit upon request as the city may require. The developer shall pay all costs incurred hereunder by the city. The city shall refund the developer any remaining funds. 7. Any driveway permits requiring access to highways or county roads may not be issued until permits are secured from Washington County or MNDOT. 8. On-site activities permitted as a result of this subdivision shall not cause the altering of any watercourse, ditch, or drainage system in this area. 9. Percolation tests are to be submitted to the city prior to final plat approval. 10. All parkland dedication fees ($875.00) are to be paid by the applicant prior to recording of this plat. 11. Issuance of deed approvals or building permits shall be subject to compliance with the above listed conditions. 12. Any improvements to the roadway serving this property shall be made at the property owner's expense. 13. All easements identified on the site shall be accessable to the appropriate governmental agencies by public roadway. 14. Building setbacks for Lots 4 and 5 shall, in addition to meeting city ordinance setback requirements, comply with Minnesota Statutes, Section 97B.001 and 97A.315 as it relates to the discharge of a firearm from the licensed shooting preserve across 152nd Street from these lots. 15. The high year water level of this development shall be 969 feet above sea level. 16. The lowest permitted basement or floor level within this development shall be 973 feet with a 4 foot separation recommended due to level of uncertainty of existing and future conditions. All aye. Motion Carried. 1989 GENERAL FUND BUDGET Following budget modifications recommended by the Council on September 6th, the revised general fund budget has been prepared reflecting $870,966 in expenditures for the 1989 fiscal year. Budget increases worth noting were in the areas of administration, legal, fire protection, law enforcement, streets and roadways, bridges, and debt service. The city will need only a 2% increase in ad valorem taxes to fund this budget as a result of an increase in local government �id and other revenue sources. Peltier made motion, Olson seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 88-43, RESOLUTION APPROVING THE GENERAL FUND BUDGET FOR THE 1989 FISCAL YEAR. VOTING AYE: Olson, Peltier, Potts, Atkinson VOTING NAY: None Motion Carried.