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ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2002 <br />6. #02 -2840 Dahlstrom Development LLC, "2550" Wayzata Boulevard West — <br />General Development Plan Review — Continued <br />significant changes to the traffic system outside the development. The study should be <br />completed within a week. <br />White stated that Council would be looking at the affordable housing issue for the City of <br />Orono in regard to future projects. <br />Gaffron stated that regarding development fees, the City had estimated the property value <br />to be $8.92 million, but it was actually purchased for $5.86 million. The developer took <br />issue with the residential minimum per -unit fee of $3,250 and proposed an 8% cap at <br />$2,265. The developer suggested that the City's fee structure did not account for the <br />public and private recreational amenities provided in the development. Gaffron stated that <br />only public trails could be subject for discussion in terms of reductions. The park fees <br />estimated by staff were $683,400, and proposed by the developer were $468,737. <br />• 4 <br />The City estimated $726,216 for sewer and water charges, and the developer proposed <br />$514,773. The developer wanted to pay the S &W fee only for the dry buildable portion of <br />the land, as that is how the density is calculated. The fee had previously been charged on <br />a unit basis and in 2000 was $3,645 per unit for sewer, and $5,050 for water. In 2001 the <br />fee went to a per acre charge based on gross acreage, including wetlands. The per -unit fee • <br />based on gross land area comes to about $3,600 per unit. If the fees were still determined <br />per unit, they would come to $9- 10,000 per unit. While the former owner, and not the <br />developer, benefited from the restructuring, the City is obligated to have the development <br />pay its fair share of the costs of the existing infrastructure it benefits from. <br />The developer suggests that the stormwater and drainage trunk fee should be based on dry <br />buildable land acreage. Based on the entire acreage, the fee comes to $299,752. Based on <br />dry buildable, it comes to $213,872. Gaffron stated that as noted in a recent staff memo <br />and code amendment regarding the SW &DT Fee for 2 -acre and 5 -acre zones, the original <br />ordinance established a fee structure based on the entire acreage of the various zones of <br />the City and did not exclude wetlands from the calculation method. <br />_mss <br />The developer was requesting credits for the trunk water and storm sewer facilities <br />constructed by the developer in the amount of $16,912 for provision of excess capacity in <br />water lines the City has required to 12" vs. 8 ", and a credit for $151,088 for construction <br />of the regional pond, as well as construction of facilities to serve the property to the west. <br />Gaffron stated staff would review the fees proposal and make a recommendation to <br />Council on December 9, 2002. <br />Steve Johnston stated that they felt the 8% park dedication fee is preferable and the high <br />level of recreation facilities that are being constructed in the development should be • 4 <br />9 <br />
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