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Elk River City Council Meeting July 18, 1994 Page 10 e COUNCILMEMBER SCHEEl MOVED TO APPROVE THE ADMINISTRATIVE SUBDIVISION REQUESTED BY MILT TUTTLE TO SUBDIVIDE AN 18 ACRE PARCEl INTO THREE PARCElS WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITION: THAT PAYMENT OF PARK DEDICATION FEES IN THE AMOUNT OF $900 BE PAID TO THE CITY PRIOR TO RECORDING THE ADMINISTRATIVE SUBDIVISION. COUNCILMEMBER HOLMGREN SECONDED THE MOTION. Terry Maurer, City Engineer, indicated that the storm sewer impact fee of $50 per lot should be included in this administrative subdivision. Council member Scheel indicated she was opposed to the $50 as she felt the fee was too high. Milt Tuttle stated that the proposed subdivision is not even close to a storm sewer. He further indicated that he was not told about the storm sewer fee at the time of application. The City Administrator stated that the storm sewer fee is a new fee and that the fee was overlooked at the time of application. It was the consensus of the Council that the storm sewer fee be charged for two lots for a total of $100. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-0. Vice Mayor Farber left the meeting at this time (9:55 p.m.) Councilmember Dietz assumed the position of Acting Vice Mayor at this time. . 7.7. Consider an Administrative Subdivision request by Robert Cross, PH. Case No. AS 94-13 Planning Assistant Gory Schmitz stated that Robert Cross is requesting an administrative subdivision to divide an 80 acre parcel into a 64.6 acre parcel and a 15.14 acre parcel. He explained that the 15.14 acre parcel currently has access to 181st Avenue (County Road 12), and the 64.6 acre parcel will have access on either 181st Avenue (County Road 12) or Cleveland Avenue(County Road #40}. Gary Schmitz explained that he has just recently learned that the County Engineer is looking at the possibility of realigning County Road 12. The realignment would affect the legal description of the proposed subdivision. He further indicated that the applicant was requesting a decision from the Council tonight, if possible. Gary Schmitz further indicated that the Park and Recreation Commission reviewed the request and recommended that park dedication in the amount of $450 be paid. He further indicated that the $50 storm sewer impact fee be charged to this lot. Acting Vice Mayor Dietz opened the pUblic hearing. Bill Henneman, 18305 Fillmore, asked a question regarding the existing brick farm house. Rick Foster stated that the County has surveyed the area in the last four days. He further indicated that if the subdivision is granted by the City Council this evening, the minimum lot requirement of ten acres will be met by the applicant. e