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. , Brian Fritsinger May 18, 1994 . Page 2 9. Unsigned copy of the Park and Access Easement; and 10. Arden Hills Ordinance No. 147. As far as I can determine, the original Special Use Permit expired and the document which is labeled "Amended Special Use Permit" is the basic permit for the Arden Manor Mobile Home Park. The "Amended Special Use Permit" has in turn been amended four times since it was originally adopted. The "Amended Special Use Permit" describes the parties; the property covered by the Permit; and the conditions attached to the issuance of the Permit. The conditions include compliance with the provisions of the City's Zoning Code, the City's Mobile Home Park Code, the State Building Code, the State Mobile Home Code, and the State Department of Health Regulations. In addition, the "Amended Special Use Permit" was issued subject to the specific requirements contained in Sections I, II, III, and IV of the Permit. The Ci ty 's Mobi 1 e Home Code, which was incor.porated in the "Amended Special Use Permit" requires the Mobile Home Pa1'k Operator to have one or more recreational areas which were to be owned end maintained by the operator of the Mobile Home Park. In fact, as . approveo, the Mobile Home Park had two such aress. The Recreational Easement covered the ball fields, tennis courts, etc., ano effectively modified the provision of the Mobile Home Code by inoicating that the Mobile Home Park Operator would construct the facilities for the Recreational Easement Area according to City's specifications but that after dedication of the Recreational Easement, the City would be required to maintain the facilities in the Recreational Easement Area. The swimming pOOl, although required as a condition of the "Amended Special Use Permit" was not located wi thin the Recreational Easement Area. Therefore, the swimming pool was to be constructed and maintained by the Mobile Home Park Operator pursuant to the provisions of the "Amended Special Use Permit" and the provisions of the Mobile Home Park Code which is incorporated within the Permit. It is clear that the Recreational Easement Area and the facilities constructed therein were intended to satisfy the Mobile Home Park Operator's park dedication and/or cash in lieu thereof requirement. As far as I can determine, the construction anq maintenance of the storm sewer system was and remains the obligation of the Mobile Horne Park Operator. I cannot find a record of conveyance of a storm water and/or drainage easement to the City. If the City's ability to properly maintain the Recreational Easement is being obstructed by the Mobile Home Park Operator's failure to properly construct and/or maintain the storm . drainage system for the Mobile Home Park, the Mobile Home Park