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. . .- . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .e . ., ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 10.1996 3 MOTION: Malone moved and Keim seconded a motion to adopt Resolution No. 96-37, Disestablishing and Establishing Municipal State Aid Streets. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). D. Resolution #96-34a. Adopting Final Assessment Roll (5 Years Amortization) For Parcels 20. 33. 34 and 38 ofthc Reconstruction Improvements Proiect: and Parcel 46 of the Bituminous Overlay Project Mayor Probst inquired regarding whether any of the interested residents will be present at the meeting tonight. Mr. Stonehouse stated he does not anticipate any will be present. Mayor Probst determined to delay this agenda item for a few minutes to allow an opportunity for them to attend. A. Proclamation Congratulating Land 0' Lakes on their 75th Anniversarv MOTION: Malone moved and Keim seconded a motion to adopt a proclamation congratulating Land 0' Lakes on their 75th Anniversary. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). Mayor Probst read in full the Proclamation congratulating Land 0' Lakes on their 75th Anniversary and extending the City's appreciation for their outstanding contribution to the City of Arden Hills. Terry Nagle thanked the City for this recognition and stated they have been happy being located in Arden Hills for the past] 5 years. He added that they have enjoyed being a corporate citizen of Arden Hills and able to contribute to the high standard of living that the City enjoys. Mayor Probst extended the City's appreciation for their participation on the Arden Hills Economic Development Committee and TCAAP Re-Utilization Committee. F. Planninl! Case #96-01. Park Dedication for Amble Subdivision. 1211 Amble Road Cindy Walsh, Parks & Recreation Director, advised that, as directed by Council, staff reconsidered the park dedication for Amble Division. She explained the previous park dedication was calculated according to the fair market value of the property, which was determined by the appraisal price of$147,000. Based on this calculation, the park dedication fee for Lot I and 3 was $8,820, but the Council was concerned that the appraisal price did not reflect the true undeveloped acquisition cost of the land. Staff reconsidered and revised the park dedication fee by basing it on the value of the property as determined by the 1996 tax roles (which does not include buildings, improvements, and the portion of property that is under water and unbuildable). Ms. Walsh reviewed the revised calculations which determined a park dedication on Lot I of $2,246.95 and Lot 3 of$I,376.97, for a total of $3,623.92. It was noted that since Lots 2 and 4 have existing structures, the park dedication was recalculated only for Lots I and 3. Mr. Amble stated that he is comfortable with the Staff recommendation.