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Parks and Recreation Commission Minutes Page 2 <br />March 12, 2025 <br />7. Action Items <br />7.1 P25-01 & 0A 25-01 Villas at Fillmore 3rd Addition Park Dedication <br />Mr. Shelby presented his report. <br />Moved by Commissioner Loidolt and seconded by Commissioner Niziolek to recommend <br />park dedication for The Villas at Fillmore Third Addition be paid in cash, at the applicable <br />rate at the time of recording, for six single-family parcels. Motion carried 7-0 <br />7.2 P25-04 Ridgewood Hills 2nd Addition Park Dedication <br />Mr. Shelby presented his report. <br />Moved by Commissioner Stewart and seconded by Commissioner Varty to recommend park <br />dedication for The Ridgewood Hills Second Addition be paid in cash, at the applicable rate at <br />the time of recording, for one single-family parcel. Motion carried 7-0 <br />7.3 P25-07 Elk Hills 2nd Addition Park Dedication <br />Mr. Shelby presented his report. <br />Moved by Commissioner Goodwin and seconded by Commissioner Fermoyle to recommend <br />park dedication for Elk Hills Second Addition be paid in cash, at the applicable rate at the <br />time of recording, for one single-family parcel. Motion carried 7-0 <br />7.4 Oak Water Ridge/Specht Farm Park Dedication <br />Mr. Shelby presented his report. Since the last meeting staff and city council have continued to have <br />conversations with the developer as well as community members to get to a point to determine what <br />is acceptable park dedication. <br />Mr. Shelby presented a slide show that not included in the packet. The conversations continued to <br />evolve up until the meeting, so he wanted to make sure they had the most up to date information. Mr. <br />Shelby reiterated that the numbers are approximate due to ongoing conversations with council, staff, <br />and the developer. <br />Mr. Stremcha added that with stages of the development occurring later, and the current field being <br />tillable, the trail would not necessarily be developed now. <br />Chair Anderson shared that he sees the plan as like the commission’s previous recommendation <br />except for the 8-acre blufftop park. About half of the light shaded grey area is part of the blufftop <br />which is about an acre, the rest is on the slope. He believes the type of structures they would want to <br />build in this area would fit in that blufftop park giving patrons the view of the river that the <br />commission wanted but it would not provide a large open area like Trott Brook Park. <br />Page 3 of 54