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Zoning File #1321 <br />October 7, 1988 <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />,The original request for the metes and bounds division appeared a <br />simple solution for the school's dilema. Based on guidelines and standards <br />that direct the fiscal policies of the school district, the district could <br />not purchase the property on a contract basis but had to purchase in fee <br />ownership. The need to divide the property in order t- facilitate the sale <br />also made it necessary to come before the City for subdivision approval. <br />Review Exhibit D, Mr. Fenholt's letter that gives the background and <br />purpose for the acquisition of the property. <br />Please review the enclosed staff memo dated 9/2/88 that outlines the <br />review of the four lot plat. Council Members should also review the <br />minutes of that meeting in order to bet*er understand the School District <br />and the City's concerns. The road outic,- was the major - ncern for the <br />school aistrict as the property could no longer be used a school if a <br />public road was to divide it. Planning Commission Memhers _..wised that the <br />City would be willing to agree to delay all construction of a through road <br />during the specified period of the sale contract for the scroll district. <br />Several other issue. were reviewed by both parties and all agreed that it <br />was necessary to set these down in a formal agreement prior to the final <br />subdivision approval by the City. Those issues are as follows: <br />1. Establish deadline for th- total acquisition of the property by <br />the school district. <br />2. City to define an interium planning policy regarding future <br />development to the east in relation to the location of Outlot A. <br />3. Assurance that if road is to be c(-nstructed in the future, because <br />of the failure of the school district to acquire all four parcels <br />within a specified amount of time, that all owners of the four parcels <br />at that time will share in the cost of construction of the road when <br />required. <br />4. Define the various levels of development of the parcels that would <br />require road improvements and specify degree of improvement required. <br />5. Define the types of security and aignage necessary when students <br />commence (informal or formal) use of the property. <br />6. Indemnification of the City for any liability. <br />