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. . . Park & Recreation Commission Minutes October 10, 2001 Page 5 on what may occur with the two exceptions within the plat: 1. The owners may decide to keep the property (in which case, no dedication would come from the plat). 2. The owners may sub-divide the five-acre parcel (at that time the City would require park dedication). 3. City of Elk River could approach the owners and ask to purchase an easement. However, the City cannot require a trail easement for land which is not included in the plat. There was further discussion about how Park Pointe plat will tie into the Master Park Plan in the future. COMMISSIONER HUBERTY MOVED TO ACCEPT CONCEPT THE AS PRESENTED, INCLUDING THE ISLAND WITH ENOUGH LAND ADJACENT TO LOT 1 OFF OF 175TH COURT TO BE WIDE ENOUGH TO ACCOMMODATE THE TRAIL. COMMISSIONER BRIGGS SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 6-0. Two amendments were suggested by Ms. McPherson: 1) The final numbers be presented at the November meeting; 2) the difference would be in cash. Commissioner Dana Anderson suggested a third amendment to determine if the right-of way on Fillmore Street NW was wide enough to support an off-street trail. ALL THREE AMENDMENTS WERE MADE AND AGREED UPON, 6-0. 9.B.2. Case No. P 01 - 20. Preliminary Plat - Cascade Industrial Park Ms. McPherson presented the request to consider park dedication for the preliminary plat of Cascade Industrial Park. The applicant is proposing a 19-1ot industrial subdivision on 46.97 acres. Included in the plat is an existing single-family home and two outlots. The property is located in the southeast corner of the city off of Jarvis Street with 165th Avenue running to the north side of the property. The City's youth athletic complex is located directly adjacent to and west of the subject property. Staff is suggesting cash dedication as opposed to 4.7 acres of land. Cash dedication at the current industrial rate ($2,000 per acre) would total $52,660. COMMISSIONER HUBERTY MOVED TO ACCEPT THE CASH DEDICATION FOR THE PARK DEDICATION. COMMISSIONER DANA ANDERSON SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 6-0. 9.B.3. Landfill Conditional Use Permit Amendment Ms. McPherson presented a request by Steve Rolf, Building and Zoning Official, who is currently reviewing and preparing a staff report for review by the Planning Commission for a conditional use permit amendment by the Elk River Landfill. They are hoping to expand their demolition cells into the northwest corner of the landfill. The area in question is adjacent to the old railroad bed for the Great Northern Trail, which has a 200' right-of-way. This would be an area of encroachment by the landfill.