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Date of Application: Dec. 7, 1999 Date Complete: Jan. 4, 1999 60 day limit: Feb. 7, 1999 COUNCIi ^*'^'=T!NG JAN 111999 CIIYOFOBONO REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION DATE: January 7, 1999 ITEM NO.: 7 Department Approval: Name Liz Van Zomeren il^ Title City Planner ---------- Administrator Reviewed:Agenda Section: Zoning Item Description: #2426 George Stickney 4XX Willow Drive South "Willow Knoll" Final Subdivision-Resolution & Request to Review Park Dedication Fee Exhibits: A Application B Applicant's request C Draft Resolution-Park Dedication Fee of $9,550 D Preliminary Plat Resolution No. 4200 E Willow Knoll plat The applicant has fulfilled all conditions set forth in the preliminary approval resolution. The preliminary plat resolution is No. 4200, Exhibit D. He will be submitting all required payments to allow the filing of the final plat application. The applicant has requested that the City Council review the park dedication fee for the two lot subdivision. The property was subdivided as a four-lot subdivision known as "Bill Kelley's Land" in 1977. A park dedication fee of $1,000 was accepted for the subdivision; each lot is credited for a $250 contribution. No dwelling unit was constructed on the parcel proposed for subdivision. If a house had been constructed on the property, only one new lot would be required to pay the maximum park dedication fee of $4,900. The applicant is requesting that he be required to pay the $4,900 park dedication fee for one new lot and to not have to pay an additional fee for the second lot, unless he fails to obtain a building permit within the next year. The applicant is proposing one fee in recognition that if he chose to obtain a building permit for the existing parcel, no new park dedication fee would be required. He could then proceed with a subdivision to create a second lot and pay one fee. If this scenario is accepted, $4,900 would be the total park dedication fee for the final plat.