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413)APPROVAL OF MINUTES –OCTOBER5, 2021MEETING 42 43Vice-Chair Dahlstrommovedto approve the minutes.Commissioner Arnesonseconds. 44 45 Roll Call 46 Ayes:Arneson, Boulton, Brown, Dahlstrom, Hoag, Lenhart, Ybarra. 47 Nays: None. 48 Abstain:Heikkila. 49 504)PARK DEDICATION –2561 WESTERN AVE NORTH 51Staffprovided a brief summarization ofthePark Dedicationprocess, history, purpose and options. 52The geographic location for the site and proposed subdivision were reviewed by the Commission. 53 54The subdivision proposes dividing a 1.08 acre single family lot into two smaller single family lots. 55The project qualifies for Park Dedication. The cash amount for the one additional unit would be 56$4,250. The land amount would be 10% of 1.08 acre lot or 0.108 acres. This area is located in 57constellation F. There are no specific plans identified in the Parks and Recreation System Master 58Plan for park land in this area. 59 60Commissioner Lenhart motioned to recommend accepting cash in lieu of land for the 61Park Dedication at 2561 Western Ave Northto the City Council.Commissioner Brown 62seconds. 63 64 Roll Call 65 Ayes:Arneson,Boulton, Brown, Dahlstrom,Heikkila,Lenhart, Ybarra and Hoag. 66 Nays: None. 67 Abstain:None. 68 695)PARK DEDICATION RATE REVIEW 70Staff provided background on Park dedication,including: 71Land –set by ordinance in code 72Cash –set annually by resolution 73Non-Residential –10% of Fair Market Value (FMV) 74 o Last increase for residential was inJanuary, 2021 from $4,000 to $4,250/unit 75 o Last increase for non-residential was in 2017 from 7% to 10% 76 77Requirementsfor Park Dedicationinclude a Comprehensive Plan,Parks and Recreation System 78Master Plan anda Capital Improvement Program to indicate need. Staff reviewed a comparison of 79recent residential and non-residential properties that were eligible for Park Dedication and potential 80different ways to assess collections, including: 2