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approval. Park Dedication The Roseville Comprehensive Land Use Guide Plan has shown a neighborhood park in this area since 1979. The School District has proposed an 8,3 acre park in the northwest section of their site. The Roseville Parks Commission reviewed this proposal and has indicated that they would like the park dedication requirement for this project to be a land contribution and agreed with the general location in the applicants concept plan. It should be pointed out that this area contains a delineated wetland which is the lowest point on the property. As of this writing, engineers are currently working on the design for a NURP pond to protect this wetland along with creating additional ponding capacity in the park areas to temporarily store water during significant rain fall events. At this point, the impact on the usability of the park during a significant rain event, has not been established. Two issues are at stake here, a usable park to selVe the area as well as a proper storm drainage system. The School District has indicated that should the ponding requirements for the storm system preclude this area from being developed as a active recreational park, they would satisfy their park dedication requirements on a cash in lieu ofland basis, State Statutes give cities the option for land dedication or cash contribution. Preliminary PlatlFinal Plat Subdivision approval in the City ofRosevi11e involves a two step process, Preliminary plat approval and final plat approval. Preliminary plats are reviewed by the Planning Commission and their recommendation is forwarded to the City Council for consideration. Following City Council action on a preliminary plat, the Council conducts a hearing on the final plat. The final plat incorporates all changes or modifications required by the City Council at the time of preliminary plat review. The subdivision ordinance of the Roseville City Code, calls out necessary data that should be shown on a preliminary plat. This information ranges trom the proposed name of the subdivision and the streets within it to the names of the owners or subdividers having control of the land to street design information, utility information, layout numbers and dimensions of lots, necessary easements for utilities and drainage, topographic data, as well as access point to public lands and parks. The preliminary plat submitted with the application package needs to delineate 5 foot side yard and 10 foot rear yard drainage and utility easements for all single family lots in the proposed subdivision, show wetland/drainage easements. Easements identifying the wetland areas and public access points to the wetland areas for maintenance are not shown. Easements identifying sanitary sewer, watermain, and storm sewer that is not within the City right-of-way. This should include the recommended connections made by City staff. PreselVation easements around the wetlands to be consistent with the proposed shoreland ordinance should be on the plat. If the entrance monuments are to be located on private properties, easements may be necessary for maintenance and access. Trailwny easements/pedestrian rilrht-of-wny. It is proposed to make a connection to the east side of the park from the street. It will be necessary to run a pathway or sidewalk along side property lines. In this situation, a pedestrian right-of-way should be used rather than a pathway easement. This will require 6