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the Senior Cooperative building parking lot. A hammer head shall be. 2 constructed on the easterly end of this street to accommodate vehicles to 3 completely turn around within public right- of- way. The street shall 4 have at least 4 parallel parking stalls located within parking bays where 5 the street width is widened to 36 feet. Appropriate signage shall be 6 installed to prohibit parking on the street except in parking bays. 7 S B. Park Improvements- To satisfy park dedication requirements, the 9 DEVELOPER shall create and dedicate two fully developed as defined in the to park concept plan. The final plans and specifications for these areas shall be reviewed and approved in writing by the Parks and Recreation Director. 12 Northerly Neighborhood Park: this park shall be approximately 2+ 13 acres of active and passive park use, including a play area., hard -court 14 basketball area, enclosure for a portable satellite unit, trails and 15 amenities as defined in the concept plan, park identification signage, 16 landscaping, and a field for tcam sports. also provide $3000 up front to 17 cover portable restroom recital costs for a periods of time managed by the 18 CITY. 19 Southerly Park: This area shall consist of approximately 2.4 acres of 20 park and incorporate a pathway around the existing Arona Pond, An 21 overlook shall be constructed looking out over the Pond, as well as 22 signage and other amenities installed. 23 24 C. lion- vehicular transportation corridors: Pathways and sidewalks shall be 25 incorporated throughout the site as reviewed and approved by the Parks and 26 Recreation Director. All concrete sidewalks shall be a minimum of 6 -ft wide. 27 All bituminous pathways shall be a minimum of 8 -ft wide. An easement shall 28 be dedicated on the final plan for all pedestrian ways not located within a 29 public right- of` way. 30 31 D. Erosion control measures shall be constructed ' in accordance with city and 32 Rice Creek watershed District requirements including Ramsey County Soil 33 and water Conservation District Best Management practices. 34 35 E. Hazardous materials clean up as necessary, shall be completed according to 36 acceptable MnPCA standards. 37 38 F. Arona Pond. Improvements: The existing pond in the southeast corner of the 39 site is proposed to be expanded to address both water quality and quantity 40 needs for the DEVELOPER and the CITY. This is discussed in detail in the 41 City of Roseville Comprehensive Storm water )Management Plan, Appendix 42 E, Area 5. At this time the estimated cost for the Arona Pond improvement is 43 $7002000. The total cost of the project would be split according to the 44 contributing runoff volume. The contributing volume is sprit 13% 45 DEVELOPER/ 87% CITY. This project will be constructed by the CITY, and 46 gill, subject to force maj eure, be completed by April 30, 2004, with Page 2 of 12