Res. #19-012 - Adopting Revised Development Agreement & Recordation of Final Plat for Bay View Villas

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CITY OF CENTERVILLE COUNTY OF ANOKA STATE OF MINNESOTA RESOLUTION #19-012, A RESOLUTION ADOPTING REVISED DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT AND AUTHORIZING RECORDATION OF FINAL PLAT FOR BAY VIEW VILLAS WHEREAS, RICHARD A. DEFOE AND KARNA J. DEFOE, ("Applicant"), are the fee owners of the Plat for BAY VIEW VILLAS. WHEREAS, this matter came before the City Council on October 24, 2018, and the Council approved the Final Plat for BAY VIEW VILLAS. WHEREAS, the matter came before the City Council on October 24, 2018, and the Council approved a Development and Subdivision Agreement for BAY VIEW VILLAS contingent on the Parties negotiating a Declaration for a Home Owners Association. WHEREAS, the parties have now negotiated a Declaration for a Home Owners Association entitled, Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions For Bayview Villas. City Staff recommends approval of same. WHEREAS, the applicant asks for further revisions to the previous Development and Subdivision Agreement: • The City and Mr. & Ms. DeFoe were the Parties to the previous Agreement. The DeFoes wish to move ownership of their property and development company into a Limited Liability Company. • The Parties desire a change to the previous Agreement reflecting a technical change to enforce that common properties on the Plat will be owned by the Home Owners Association. WHEREAS, the requested revisions to the previous Agreement and the Declaration are contained in the document, "Development and Subdivision Agreement, First Amendment." WHEREAS, pursuant to the Development and Subdivision Agreement, First Amendment, the City Council should APPROVE recording the Final Plat for BAY VIEW VILLAS with Anoka County subject to the following conditions: A. The Final Plat is contingent upon execution of, and subject to the terms of the revised, "Development and Subdivision Agreement, First Amendment" with the City for the Platted land; Page 1 of 3