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City Council Minutes Page 5 March 11, 2002 Recreation Commission member, Heritage Preservation Commission member, Economic Development Authority member, Housing and Redevelopment Authority member, chamber of Commerce Member, River's Edge Downtown Business Association member, a local developer, and two residents. The Council concurred with the proposal made by staff for the task force composition. 6.3. Request by Dynamics Land & Design for Final Plat Approval ~ark Pointe), Case No. P01-13 Michele McPherson indicated that Dynamic's Design and Land Company have made a request for final plat approval of Park Point located at the NW corner of 175th Avenue and Filmore Street. Michele revie~ved the staff report on this issue. She noted that the plat is comprised of 95 lots and 8 ouflots on 64.13 developable acres. Councilmember Motin indicated that he has been involved in this matter as one of the property owners is his client. He indicated that he does not perceive this to be a conflict of interest. He indicated he will discuss the issue but will not vote on the issue. Terry Maurer indicated that the developers have agreed to pay for sanitary sewer but do not want to pay for the water main. City Engineer Terry Maurer reviewed the issue of the extension of utilities along 175th Avenue and trunk assessments to the Park Pointe Development. Discussion was held regarding the issue of whether the developer is responsible for the payment of the water trunk line, and whether or not the water l/ne is actually a trunk [me. Terry Maurer reviewed the three options proposed in his memo to the Mayor and City Council dated March 7, 2002. Bryan Adams, Utilities Superintendent stated that if the water tower had been placed at another location, the developer would have had to pay for a booster station and the extension of a water main. He indicated that he feels the water main should be constructed as soon as possible. Jim Brown - Dynamic's Design and Land Company - stated that the developer has agreed to pay for the sanitary sewer Line but did not feel they should be responsible for the trunk line, as they would be paying an area-wide trunk assessment for the water. Terry Maurer indicated that the reason this is an issue is because the developer is requesting to develop before the City can assess the project in 2007. It was the consensus of the Council that the developer does not have to pay for the trunk water line. It was also the consensus that a decision regarding the trunk water [me as to where and when it would go in and who will pay for it would be discussed at a later date. COUNCILMEMBER KUESTER MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 02-16 GRANTING FINAL PLAT APPROVAL FOR PARK POINT - CASE NO. P-01- 23WITH THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS: 1. THE DELETION OF THE WORD WATER IN ITEM #20. WITH THE ADDITION OF #21 - "THE ENTIRE PLAT SHALL BE ASSESSED TRUNK WATER AND SEWER COSTS."