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Memo/Mayor and City Council/P 98-1 February 17, 1998 Page 2 existing utilities which extend throughout the property. Besides easements to cover the existing utilities, there were also additional easements relating to drainage and future utility extensions. The platting process will describe all of this information for easy reference. Land Exchange The following are the land exchanges that will take place to clean up ownership of the Oak Knoll Park complex, the Area Learning Center and Community Education facility: Lot 1 will be transferred from the School District to the City. · Lot 2 will remain under the School District ownership. · Lot 3 will be transferred from the School District to the City. · Lot 4 will remain the School District's property. · Outlot A will be transferred from the City to the School District. · Outlot B will remain the ownership of the City. Park Dedication and Surface Water Management Given the existing recreational fields within the limits of this plat it is recommended no park dedication be required. The only other fee that typically accompanies a plat is the surface water management fee. The area to be improved for the Area Learning Center is approximately 3 acres. This would include the building and new parking lot. Based on 3 acres a surface water management fee of $2,478.30 would be required. Recommendation It is recommended the City Council approve preliminary plat and Resolution No. 98- , granting final plat approval for Independent School District #728 with the following conditions: 1. THE LAND TRANSACTIONS OUTLINED IN THIS REPORT BE COMPLETED. A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT FEE IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,478.30 BE PAID PRIOR TO RECORDING THE PLAT WITH SHERBURNE COUNTY. \\elkriver\sys\shrdoc\council\p98-1.doc