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the exception of those lots abutting the bik¢/pe, dcstrian way. Also, the Park and Recreation Commission should have an opportunity to view thc entir~ parks scheme for the Cedar Hills, Chestnut Hills and Windcmere Woods Additions. On July 25, 1989, the Ramsey City Council tabled preliminary plat approval of Chestnut Hills Addition due to the need for the City to review street width requirements. The Chestnut Hills Addition plat was drawn with 60' street widths while the Ramsey street width standard is 66' wide. On August 1, 191t9, the Ramsey Planning and Zoning Commission received a petition from Hunter's Hill Addition opposing removal of 144th Lane N.W. "cut-de-sac". Staff notes that this .- portion of l,~.4th Lane N.W. is not a cut-de-sac, but rather a street which is stubbed to the: boundary of Hunter's Hill Addition. On August 10, 1989, the Ramsey Park and Recreation Commission tabled the case. On August 22, 1990, the Ramsey City Council adopted Ordinance #89-19 which rez_.oned the proposed Chestnut Hills Addition from R-1 Rural Residential District to R-1 Urban Residential District. On October 3, 1989, the developers received U.S. Army Corps of Engineer's permit for the pard development. On October 12, 1989, the Ramsey Park and Recreation Commission recommended the acceptance of the park concept plan for Cedar Hills, Chestnut Hills and Win&mere Woods Addition with the following recommendations: Modify wetlands to provide space for two softball fields and a soccer field (modification limited so as not to require additional Corps of Engineer review), finished grading, turf establishment (submit grading plan for parks to the City for approval), add Lot 1, Block 1 and Lot 2, Block 2 of Windemere Woods, complete consn-ucfion of paved walkways along the streets (Park Ordinance requires 300' of frontage of neighborhood parks along streets), the trails leading to and from the park must connect through the wetlands, and the developers must formally request Tax Increment Financing for park development. The balance of the park dedication is to be paid in cash which is One Hundred Thirty Two Thousand Dollars ($132,000.00) less land dedication. 'I'ne balance to be determined between the developers and the Ciw. On January. 23, 1990, the Ramsey City Council adopted Ordinance -----~0-4: AN ORDINANCE AMENrDING SECTION 170.32 "INTERPRETATION AND SCOPE" AND 170.038C: STREETS OF CHAPTER 170.03 OF THE C~Y CODE OF RAMSEY, MINrNESOTA. Trtis ordinance among other items, specified street widths. On April 3, 1990, the Ramsey Planning and Zoning Commission declared that the proposed subdivisions of Windemere Woods, Chesmut Hills and Cedar Hills are consistent with the Official Zoning Map and Comprehensive Plan for the CiD' of Ramsey. On April 10, 1990, the Ramsey CiD, Council approved the metes and bounds subdivision of the West ,~-40' of the South 330' of the Southwest Qua2-rer of the Northeast Qua~'-ter of Section 26, Township 32, Range 25, Amoka Count,, Minnesota ~4th the provision that no building pemnJts are issued until which time it becomes a planed su'r~vision. On April 17, 1~0, the Ci~, of Rarnsey received a petition for local improvement for Chesmut H/lis Addition.