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-268- Final Plate Review: McDonald Second Addition September 20, 2001, revised February 8, 2002 2 of 3 Lot Sizes: The current minimum lot size in the Rural Transition Area is 2.5 acres; the two new lots are proposed to be 2.5 acres and 3.0 acres in size. The two existing homesteads consist ora total of 43.60 acres. Lot Dimensions: The two new lots contain more than 200 feet of frontage on a public road. Wetlands: The City adopted a policy on January 22, 2002 regarding the encumbering, of wetlands. The policy states that parcels over 1 O-acres' in size, located outside of the MU'SA area may be exempt from delineating wetlands as a drainage and utili~ easements. The City Engineer has reviewed the plat and determined that the 66-foot drainage and utility easement running north and south and the easements proposed on the three parcels that are under 10-acres in size meet the requirements of the newly adopted policy. After qonstruction, vegetation should be re-established prior to. the removal of the silt fence. Drainage: The city has received drainage information for the plat and finds the drainage plan generally acceptable. It is the property owner's responsibility to take full responsibility in ensuring that there is adequate drainage away from structures. The City has received a written letter from Mr. McDonald and Mr. Makowsky stating that they are going to create an overflow ditch from the pond. Access to Lots. The two new lots will receive public access via a shared access onto Variolite Street. It should be noted that the development agreement will require the driveway to be aligned in a way that will allow for orderly resubdivision and conversion of driveways from Variolite Street to streets interior to the plat. Utilities: All lots will be served by on-site sewer and water. Park Dedication: As directed by the development agreement for McDonald Addition, all future resubdivisions shall pay the park dedication fee. The established fee is $1,700.00 per housing unit. Therefore, $3,400 is due to the City prior to the release of the f'mal plat for recording. Trail Fee: The City has established a trail development fee at a rate of $400 per unit. This fee must be paid for the two, new lots created prior to release of the final plat for recording. Stormwater Management Fee: The City has enacted a Stormwater Management Fee at a rate of $375.00 per unit. This fee must be paid for the new lots created prior to release of the final plat for recording. I I I I I I I I I I I, ! I I I I I I