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G park dedication fees, mn \ X Al Mode All News Images Maps Shopping Videos More - Tools - Al Overview Park dedication fees in Minnesota vary by city and are based on development type, such as residential, commercial, or industrial. These fees are typically calculated based on factors like a flat rate per unit (e.g., a residential unit), a percentage of the land's value, or a rate per acre. Cities use the collected fees to acquire or develop parks and recreational facilities, and the specific rates are set by each municipality and may be updated annually. How fees are calculated • By unit: For residential developments, a flat fee per unit is common (e.g., Maple Grove's residential fee is $4,177/unit, while Minneapolis charges $1,948.50/unit). • By acreage: Commercial and industrial developments are often charged per acre (e.g., Maple Grove charges $11,000/acre for commercial and $6,500/acre for industrial). • By land value: Some cities may require a fee based on a percentage of the land's fair market value (e.g., 10% of the land's value). How fees are used • Park development: Fees are used for park and recreation purposes, including acquiring land, developing facilities, and building trails. • Capital fund: The money is typically held in a separate capital fund and cannot be used for ongoing maintenance or operational costs. How to find specific fees • Check local ordinances: Since fees are determined by each city, you must check the specific ordinance or fee schedule for the municipality where your development is located. • Look for city websites: Look for "park dedication fees" or similar terms on your city's official website or in its planning and zoning department. • Contact the local planning department: The local planning or parks and recreation department can provide the most accurate and up-to-date fee information.