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CC Meeting Minutes Page five September 28, 1988 creek can be moved, but that it would be difficult. He noted that the developer could be made to pay for fill, grading and moving of the creek, if this were made a condition of acceptance of the development agreement or plat. Council member Fritchie agreed that more park land is needed, but preferred that the park not abut a street, as if the street were to ever have to be reconstructed, the City would have to pick up the cost per foot. The park as currently proposed could be very costly to the City as two sides abut a street. With regard to the proposed park land, in the proposed Hardwood Pond Estates development, Mack advised that only usable land should be used for park land dedication. The non-usable land (pond area) should be monetarily compensated for. Motion by Neumann, to accept the park land on the Centerhill development as proposed on the most current sketch plan, (not the sketch submitted by the Park and Recreation Committee), to include lots 1 and 2, block 4, contingent upon the developer bringing the park land to an acceptable grade; to leave Brian Drive and Fox Run as currently proposed, per the recommendation of the City Engineer and the City Planner concern regarding the angle of the intersections. Discussion followed.~ ~omeRcounci~.memhers'felt that it should be f ~ rc:. ~ E:s v~-...: I.-~ L"o "'-I"':... t tt"e e.. b' h Ie t up to the FlanniQg any kOR l~ Comm.~s~on to come ack W1t an alternate park dedication recommendation, as it was not clear that this is what they would really want. Neumann amends his motion, second by Burgstahler to not act upon the recommendation of the Park and Recreation Committee with regard to their park land dedication recommendation, and to leave Brian Drive and Fox Run as currently proposed, as per the recommendation of the City Engineer and the City Planner concern regarding the angle of the intersection, motion carried unanimously. Motion by Burgstahler, second by Fritchie to waive all unit hook up and building permit fees related to the park building to be erected on Central Park with the exception of the state surcharge, SAC charges, and fees charged to the City by the Building Inspector, motion carried unanimously. John Stewart, City Engineer, advised that a pole for a transmission line lies in the middle of the Fox Run section that is to connect Centerville Heights and Hardwood Pond Estates. Stewart advised that this could be taken care of by moving the road to the north or by making an NSP island around the pole.