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k`AW14- I°A \ Cl Coor.ctL- rVI N <br /> 4.2. Consider Final Plat for Lafayette Woods Addition Final Plat, Case No. 99-4 <br /> • <br /> Steve Wensman stated that the Council continued this plat request to resolve a <br /> screening issue between Ridgewood and Lafayette Woods Third Addition. He <br /> noted that a meeting with the developer, city staff and representatives of the <br /> Ridgewood Homeowners Association resulted in an agreement to a landscape <br /> plan which would address the buffering issue. <br /> Ron Bastyr,developer of Lafayette Woods,stated that he previously donated 31 <br /> acres for park land,which was over and above the park dedication fees that he <br /> also agreed to pay. He requested the Council to allow him to pay$650 per acre <br /> for park dedication in lieu of the newly adopted park dedication fees. He further <br /> requested the Council to consider charging $900 per acre for park dedication for <br /> the next phase of the plat in consideration of the 31 acre donation. <br /> COUNCILMEMBER THOMPSON MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 99-21, GRANTING <br /> FINAL PLAT APPROVAL FOR LAFAYETTE WOODS 3RD ADDITION, CASE NO. P 99-4 WITH <br /> THE CONDITIONS LISTED IN THE STAFF MEMO PLUS'AN ADDITIONAL STIPULATION THAT <br /> $650 PER LOT BE CHARGED FOR PARK DEDICATION (REASON FOR$650 IS THAT THE <br /> FINAL PLAT WAS SUBMITTED PRIOR TO THE INCREASE IN PARK DEDICATION FEES). <br /> COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-0. <br /> Councilmember Dietz suggested that a representative of the Park and <br /> Recreation Commission be present to explain the 31 acre donation when the <br /> next phase of the plat is proposed. Mayor Klinzing stated that in the future, park <br /> land donations should be noted in writing so that the Council is fully informed of <br /> • <br /> the situation. <br /> • <br />