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TO: Bryan Lloyd, Senior Planner <br />Kari Collins, Community Development Director <br />Pat Trudgeon, City Manager <br />Roseville City Council <br />FROM:Lonnie Brokke, Director of Parks and Recreation <br />Park DedicationOrdinance 1103.07 <br />SUBJECT: <br />DATE: May 9, 2017 <br />CC: Parks and Recreation CommissionRecommendations <br />The Parks and Recreation Commission met one time to review and discuss a consultant <br />proposal for revisions to the Subdivision Code 1103.07 - Park Dedication. <br />The following is a summary of recommendations from their May 2, 2017 Parks and <br />Recreation Commission meeting: <br />Keep thePark Dedication Ordinance simple, clear and concise <br />Do not uselanguage that creates potential for negotiation <br />Limit the opportunity for potential conflicts and competition for funds (funds are <br />limited and unpredictable) <br />Limit Park Dedication to land for parkland purposes only, cash or combination (not <br />to expand to trails, pathways, .....) for use within park boundaries only <br />Add back the Land Dedication amount of 5% and 10% (this should be very specific) <br />Important that all Park Dedication issues are referred to the Parks and Recreation <br />Commission <br />Below is a red lined version of their suggestions: <br />Purpose: Minnesota Statutes 462.358, subdivisions 2b and 2c regarding park <br />dedication offers the opportunity to improve and create connections to a system <br />ofopen spaces and parks, and pathwaysas part of the subdivision process. The <br />City, at its discretion, will determine whether park dedication is required in the <br />form of land, cash contribution, or a combination of cash and land. This decision <br />will be based on existing and proposed development and on the goals, plans, and <br />policies of the City including, but not limited to, those embodied by the Parks and <br />Recreation System Master Plan Pathways Master Plan, and the Comprehensive <br />Plan. <br /> <br />