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CC Regular Session 7.4. <br />Meeting Date: 03/08/2022 <br />By: Brian Hagen, Community Development <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Adopt Resolution #22-017 Approving Riverstone Outlot Ownership <br />Purpose/Background: <br />Riverstone is a development that has received Final Plat approval for all phases of the project, with the first phase <br />being platted in 2017 and the last phase platted in 2020. Within the development, outlots were platted for the <br />purpose of parks, stormwater ponds and utility extensions. In the case of stormwater pond outlots, historically it has <br />been Ramsey's practice to have such outlots privately owned with a drainage and utility easement granted to the <br />City for the purpose of conforming to stormwater management requirements. <br />As part of the overall development review, staff had the opportunity to review documents associated with <br />implementation of a Homeowners Association (HOA). Typically, the HOA would become the private entity with <br />ownership of such outlots. However, in the review of the HOA documents, not all outlots were included to be <br />owned by the HOA. Based on staffs review without requiring the inclusion of the outlots as HOA owned, it was <br />the developers assumption that the City would assume ownership. Discussions between the developer and staff <br />occurred on this matter, however, Deeds where never brought forward for acceptance. Though this is not <br />uncommon for other cities to follow this practice, there is not a common theme across cities for a best practice <br />when it comes to ownership of outlots. <br />As the development continued to be platted, Riverstone Development LLC (Developer), became the private owner <br />of multiple outlots. The Developer does not have a future benefit in holding ownership as the outlots hold a public <br />use to them. The Developer has requested the City assume ownership of various outlots in the development. <br />Time Frame/Observations/Alternatives: <br />Two outlots within the development are owned by the Riverstone Homeowners Association. These two outlots <br />serve the purpose of a private park and buffer area against the railroad and Highway 10. They are Riverstone, <br />Outlots A and B and would remain privately owned by the homeowners association. <br />Staff has discussed the request internally and recognize zero benefit to the Developer to maintain ownership of the <br />remaining outlots. Furthermore, given the general public purpose of these outlots it would not be unreasonable for <br />the City to retain ownership. Retaining ownership in this situation would be due to the historical practice of the <br />City not being implemented in this situation. <br />Recommendation: <br />Staff recommends approval of the resolution to assume ownership of the outlots identified as follows: <br />• Riverstone, Outlot D <br />• Riverstone 4th, Outlots E, G, H <br />• Riverstone 5th, Outlots A, B <br />Furthermore, staff recommends ownership of the outlots with the following condition: <br />• The Developer pay in full any outstanding taxes owed through year end 2022 <br />Outcome/Action: <br />Adopt Resolution #22-017 Approving Riverstone Outlot Ownership. <br />
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