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a.To result in the dedication of easements over wetlands, drainageways and stormwater management facilities on the property. b. To result in the dedication of public roads and drives. c. To create separate taxable outlets from two small unbuildable parcels of land which are currently separated from the main Club property by roads but which are not necessarily intended to remain as part of the Club property. The Outlet status will allow these two unbuildable parcels to be transferred to an adjacent property owner should the Cluj choose to do so. 4. The northerly portion of Lot 1, Block 1 is within the City of Medina, and therefore City of Medina approval will also be required for this plat. 5. Outlet A is a triangular strip of land north of County Road 6 and west of Hunter Drive, being approximately 0.8 acre in area but being approximately 880' in length adjacent to County Road 6 and averaging less than 40' in width, and therefore is not separately buildable under the standards of the RR-IB Zoning District in which Outlot A is located. 6. Outlot B is a triangular strip of land south of Spring Hill Road and west of East Long Lake Road, being approximately 3.2 acres in area, of which the approximately 90% is wetland, and therefore is not separately buildable under the standards of the LR-IA Zoning District in which Outlot B is located. 7. Lot 1 contains the Club property north of County Road 6; Lot 2 contains the Club property south of County Road 6. 8. Thomas D. Johnson, P.E., of Hennepin County Public Works Department has in his letter of April 29, 1999 requested that the applicant's grant and dedicate additional right-of-way for future use for upgrading of County Road 6 and ancillary activities. The Orono Comprehensive Plan defines County Road 6 as a 'minor arterial' roadway requiring a minimum right-of-way width of 80', which already exists. This area of County Road 6 is shown as a bikeway corridor on Page 2 of 6