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ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION page# 6 Wednesday, January 4, 1989 DeBenedet residents. community residents. asked if the existing user fee structure favors Bierschied answered that people working in the but not living in the community are also considered DeBenedet pointed out that projections show that there would be 40,000 jobs in Roseville in the future which would be more jobs than residents. This would place more pressure on the system and that there is a strong need to improve the City's park system. Berry testified that the initial acquisition has been done and paid for and that there is. increased pressure being put on facilities because of the current intense exercise fitness movement. Berry stated that with population increases, job increases and declining access to schools, it would be appropriate to consider increased dedication requirements at this time. Berry testified that the requirements should include a graduated scale for different land uses and money in lieu of land provisions. Johnson stated that the Twin Lakes area is a great example of where there would be an increased need in a commercial industrial area to provide trails and other facilities. Johnson closed the public hearing. stokes stated that changes are necessary to maintain and improve the park system. Stokes testified that the ordinance requirement should be a staggered system based on land use. Goedeke commented that historically not enough money has been put into development of parks, only into acquisition. Goedeke stated that more money is needed other from the general taxpayer. Moeller asked that the ordinance apply to lot splits as well. DeBenedet pointed out that staff should consider all plats and lot splits, cash in lieu of land provisions at the City's option, and that staff should look at the issue of value and whether is should be pre-platted value or after plat value. Planninq File 1915 Scott Nelson request for a lot division at 1027 and 1035 W. County Road B.