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... ". Tracts A and B I Subsequent to the Planning Commission recommendation for approval ofthe final RLS on April .. 3, 1996. The applicant has informed Staff that they will only be selling Tract C immediately. A family member (Geruth Buetow) is going to purchase and move into the existing home (1433 Forest Lane). Tracts A and B will be retained by Ms. Buetow into the foreseeable future. Therefore, the wording of conditions 8 and 9 should be reviewed, since these conditions may not I be enforced for a considerable period of time. The Staff is concerned about tracking these conditions over a decade or more of time. The Staffhas discussed with the applicant the possibility of withdrawing the RLS and just selling I Lot 18, as it is an existing platted lot of record. The status of the house and its relationship to Lots 16 and 17 could be re-evaluated at some point in the future when the family no longer had a I need for the home or the two lots which contain it. The Staff also discussed with the applicant the possibility of modifying the final RLS by combining Tracts A and B into a single Tract. The applicant wishes to have the City Council act on their request as submitted (Exhibit B). I The Staff has also investigated the potential of combining the two Tracts into one tax parcel, after the RLS has been filed, If City Council approval is required to split two properties of I record back into two tax parcels, then this could provide an additional means for enforcing conditions 8 and 9, However, Ramsey County officials in the Recorders Office and the Property I Valuation Office both confirmed that City approval would not be required to split two properties of record from one tax parcel into two tax parcels. If the City Council perceives that the tracking of conditions 8 and 9 is substantive issue, then the .. City Council may wish to discuss the language ofthese conditions and consider possible modifications to this language. I Park Dedication The Director of Parks and Recreation has reviewed the valuation of Tracts B and C and has . recommended a park dedication fee for the City Council's consideration (Exhibit C), The recommended park dedication fee is $8,085.00, and can be broken down as follows: Tract Park Dedication Fee I Tract A $0 I Tract B $3,990.00 Tract C $4,095.00 I Recordin~ ofRLS I The City Code (Subdivision Ordinance) in Chapter 22-4, (b), (4), states in relevant part:"Ifthe final plat is approved by the city council, the subdivider shall record it with the county recorder I or registrar of titles within sixty (60) days after the date of approval; otherwise, the approval of the final plat shall be considered void". If the City Council approves the final RLS on Monday, May 13, 1996, then the approval of the final RLS would become void on Friday, July 12, 1996. -. I !