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7. Rename Chanhassen Pond to Kerber Pond Park.CITY OF 7 CHANHASSEN 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937 -1900 • FAX (612) 937 -5739 The Chanhassen Centennial brought with it many things - one of them is a rekindled interest in our local history. The Centennial book captured the City's past in inspiring detail. These memories, however, are contained between bookends. The Chanhassen Senior Men's Club would like the City Council to bring a bit of history to life. The Men's Club has requested the City Council rename Chanhassen Pond Park to Kerber Pond Park in honor of the origin of this land. This request was made by letter on October 21, 1996 and signed by members of the Men's Club. I presented this to the Park and Recreation Commission on October 22. The Commission tabled the item until a formal review could be held on November 26. In reviewing the request at their November meeting, the Commission enjoyed a conversation with Marlin Stene, a member of the Men's Club. The Commission informed Mr. Stene that they supported the name change. However, prior to acting on the request it was the Commission's desire to see additional exposure of the issue. To raise public awareness of the Commission's deliberations, a temporary sign was posted at the park. In addition a newspaper article titled "Kerber Pond Park Proposed" appeared in the December 5 Chanhassen Villager. Hearing no opposition, the Commission moved to rename the park. RECOMMENDATION On December 10, 1996, Commissioner Roeser moved to recommend the City Council rename Chanhassen Pond Park to Kerber Pond Park. Commissioner Scott seconded the motion and all voted in favor. Action by city A MEMORANDUM Endorsed ✓ rui Modified TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager Rejected 1 _ _ — Dat iE X Date Submitted to commission FROM: Todd Hoffman, Park and Recreation Director Date S77 ti to council DATE: January 8, 1997 ? - 13 - q -1 SUBJ: Renaming Chanhassen Pond Park The Chanhassen Centennial brought with it many things - one of them is a rekindled interest in our local history. The Centennial book captured the City's past in inspiring detail. These memories, however, are contained between bookends. The Chanhassen Senior Men's Club would like the City Council to bring a bit of history to life. The Men's Club has requested the City Council rename Chanhassen Pond Park to Kerber Pond Park in honor of the origin of this land. This request was made by letter on October 21, 1996 and signed by members of the Men's Club. I presented this to the Park and Recreation Commission on October 22. The Commission tabled the item until a formal review could be held on November 26. In reviewing the request at their November meeting, the Commission enjoyed a conversation with Marlin Stene, a member of the Men's Club. The Commission informed Mr. Stene that they supported the name change. However, prior to acting on the request it was the Commission's desire to see additional exposure of the issue. To raise public awareness of the Commission's deliberations, a temporary sign was posted at the park. In addition a newspaper article titled "Kerber Pond Park Proposed" appeared in the December 5 Chanhassen Villager. Hearing no opposition, the Commission moved to rename the park. RECOMMENDATION On December 10, 1996, Commissioner Roeser moved to recommend the City Council rename Chanhassen Pond Park to Kerber Pond Park. Commissioner Scott seconded the motion and all voted in favor. Mr. Don Ashworth January 7, 1997 Page 2 ATTACHMENTS 1. Park & Recreation Commission Minutes dated December 10, 1996. 2. Chanhassen Villager article dated December 5, 1996. 3. Report to the Park & Recreation Commission dated November 21, 1996 including letter of request from the Chanhassen Senior Men's Club dated October 21, 1996. g: \park \th\renamingChanPondPk.mem Park & Recreation Commission Minutes December 10, 1996 Chairman Lash called the meeting to order at 6:08 p.m. Members Present: Jan Lash, Jim Manders, Jane Meger, Mike Howe, Frank Scott & Ron Roeser Members Absent: Fred Berg Staff Present: Todd Hoffman, Park & Recreation Director; Jerry Ruegemer and Patty Dexter, Recreation Supervisors; Nate Parr, Facility Supervisor. Approval of Agenda: The agenda was amended to include the renaming of Chanhassen Pond Park to Kerber Pond Park. Visitor Presentations: None Approval of Summary Minutes: Commissioner Scott moved, Commissioner Howe seconded to approve the summary minutes dated November 26, 1996 as presented. All voted in favor and the motion carried. Updating of Commission Candidate Interview Questions: Commission members provided input. Staff is to draft a new set of questions for presentation in January. Renaming of Chanhassen Pond Park to Kerber Pond Park: Commissioner Roeser moved to recommend the City Council rename Chanhassen Pond Park to Kerber Pond Park. Commissioner Scott seconded the motion and all voted in favor. Program Reports: Reports were given on the Blockbuster Bowling Party, Breakfast with Santa, Tree Lighting Ceremony, Baby- sitting Clinic, Space Camp, Kids in the Kitchen, Roller Hockey, Fall Free Time and Pre - school Soccer. Administrative Reports: a. Senior Center Activity Update. b. Director's Report: The 1997 Meeting Schedule was approved as presented. Commission Member Committee Reports: Commission Member Presentations Administrative Packet Adjournment Submitted by: Todd Hoffman Park & Recreation Director Kerber Pond p ro oseCI P ° Park., Commissi :considers renaming I Chanhassen Pond Park By, Kathy Nelson ' STAFF WRITER As the year of t106anhassen s, I Centennial quickly draws to a "close, there is a group of citizens that M would like a city commission. to; consider the, past in renaming a site of historical significance. On Tuesday night, the Chanhas- sen Park and Recreation Commis- sion hopes to have enough input to know whether to rename'Chanhas- UP s o sen Pond Park to Kerber Pond Park :. e as, a historical link to the Kerber farmland it sits on. Harold Kerber, who bought the . farm in 1945 shortly after he was . married, is a cur'rent Chanhassen resident and would like to seethe park renamed. Although he later :i: " t t ` ': � s`• .sold the farm to his brother, the land has been Kerber land for many years. He noted that many parcels of land around the park, including the tract of land where Centennial� Hill Senior Complex is located and x much of the land west of Lotus Lake, was also Kerber land. As a boy, Harold recalled going on sleigh .. g ST et, i cur 31 acre The Chanhassen Pond Park, located elan Kerber Boulevard north of West 78th Street, is a 31 -acre -rides down the hill where the senior, park of much open space with a trail that goes throughout the park encompassing the pond. Cur- complex is now situated. rently, a temporary sign asks residents for input on possibly renaming the park. The idea to possibly rename the Park started in August, when two . members put together that request cent trip to Massachusetts made it was also mention of the "Kerber members of the Park and Recre- for the park and recreation commis- evident to him that people of the pond" in. minutes of committee ; ation Commission gave the Senior sion. area took great pains to name land- meetings, Stene noted. Men's Club a presentation on the Marlin Stene is one of the 11 marks historically. Harold Kerber would like to see. city parks system. During the dis- names on the formal request to the " "With the scarcity of historic ., the name changed and is optimistic cession about parks and how park and recreation commission. buildings we have in the communi- that there will be no opposition to were named, the men's club, He explained that when he began ty, we would like to try to recog- •. the proposed renaming of the park. brought up the of renaming the interviewing long -time residents in nize parks and ponds that are named . At last month's meeting, no one Park. They pointed out that the land preparation for the city's centenni• and used," Stene said, voiced an opinion about the possi- is former Kerber farmland and since al this year, he learned that "there Kerber Pond Park would also be ble renaming, so Hoffman suggest- the park is on Kerber Boulevard, the were three generations of Kerbers a more complete description than ed that the commission table the is- name Kerber Pond Park would fit that grew up on the farms around Chanhassen Pond Park, since there sue until more input was received. well. So, commission members en- the pond." Park and Recreation are many different ponds within the Citizens wishing to give their input couraged the men to put in a for. Commissioner Fred Berg; one of city. As Park and Recreation Direc- to the proposed name change trial request, the commissioners who addressed ;. "tot Todd Hoffman went back to should call Hoffman at 937.1900, . In October, a group of men's club the men's club, explained that a re• research the park and the area, there extension 121, Posse continued from page 2 There aro more than a dozen situation and you bring in officers cross- section of, the population, probably spend $100 on training mounted volunteer posses III Mitt._ in cars, that tends to escalate that Mirick said. Members include a during the year so we can be there nesota, Doering said. _ situation. The officer on foot is kind school board member, a police of- when " something goes really Thursday, December 5, 1996 —Chanhassen Villager — . ,ATTENTION SNOWIVIOBILERS! llds Iwliday, I would dearly love Clip dris hoGdoy ren A Day of Beauty place it where B a Hair Cut missed, such as in r Color or on the iefikerat Manaus secret sonto A th Pedicure Harazors to tell us ' Massage holiday wishes. Wt Arfifidal Hails (Full Set/F'ds) a bea *l gift ceai Perm mail it out in plena 3 Food Waidag for holiday giving. � f k e ��7369�Nwy .7,�5hae�uaoQltpdpefsa<er k5hatavioodd�MN SS331 ��12,:4I 20T ��Qorfoxusorb��•aor•oz�5.. NOW YOU CAN GET ALL THE PARTS CITY OF a CHANHASSEN 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937 -1900 • FAX (612) 937 -5739 MEMORANDUM TO: Park and Recreation Commission Director f Parks and Recreation ° FROM: Todd Hoffman, Di ecto o Pa s a DATE: November 21, 1996 SUBJ: Public Hearing; Renaming Chanhassen Pond Park to Kerber Pond Park At the Commission's October meeting, I presented a letter of request from members of the senior men's club. These members requested that the Park and Recreation Commission give serious consideration to the renaming of "Chanhassen Pond Park" to the name of "Kerber Pond Park ". Their reasons for making the request are outlined in the letter, a copy of which is attached to this report. Background The City file on Chanhassen Pond Park is dated back to 1969 and the platting of "Western Hills ". Interestingly, at the time the park was referred to as Western Hills Park. I should also note that in describing where Western Hills Park was located, one memo described "the so- called Kerber Pond area ". However, correspondence through 1982 continued to label the area "Western Hills Park ". The next correspondence in the file is dated 1986 and refers to the park as Chanhassen Pond Park. What occurred between 1982 and 1986? Ironically, the platting of Western Hills brought with it the dedication of the eastern half of the pond. Subsequent plats filed between 1982 and 1986 resulted in the dedication of the western half of the pond. My assumption is that upon assembling the entire pond park the new name of Chanhassen Pond Park emerged. I will continue searching Park and Recreation Commission minutes in an attempt to document the circumstances preceding this name change. A portable sign located along Kerber Boulevard alerts the public to the Commission's consideration of this request. I believe the request has merit and would like to hear the viewpoints of the members of the senior men's club. However, I cannot recommend the Commission take action on this item next Tuesday. There has not been sufficient public exposure of this request. Chanhassen Park and Recreation Commission November 21, 1996 Page 2 Recommendation It is the recommendation of staff that the Commission take public comment regarding this request on November 25 and then table the item to your December 18 meeting. Following the discussion on the 25th, it is recommended that the chair report to the Chanhassen Villager seeking local coverage of this request. The response from this press coverage or lack thereof, will better prepare the Commission to make their recommendation on December 10. Attachments Letter from Senior Men's Club dated October 21, 1996. Miscellaneous documents from City file Ra -129, Chanhassen Pond Park. PC: Chanhassen Senior Men's Club Members Don Ashworth, City Manager Kate Aanenson, Planning Director g:\ park \th \RenameChanPondParkPRCMemo A REQUEST T01 Chanhassen Park and Recreation Commission FROM: Chanhassen Senior Men's Club DATE: October 21, 1996 SUBJECT: Renaming of Chanhassen Pond Park BACKGROUND FOR THE REQUEST: At an August meeting of the Senior Men's Club, we were honored by the presence of two members of the Chanhassen Park and Recreation Commi ssion who led us in an engaging discussion on many matters confronting the city of C hanhassen. When we talked about the names of - i t y parks, the subject of renaming of the "Chanhassen Pond We thogpt the name Should tle it to the nistory of the farmland from whence it was designated as a city park. We received zno ojur agement 'r'o;ri the commi ssi oners present to out o ur thoughts in ter; t; na. Tnat's �,-vhat this communication i s about. j =��P REVUES; . - "he :undersigned members of the C - }hanhassen senior Men's uo request the Chanhassen Park and Recreation Commission give serious on s ideration to the renaming of "Chanhassen - Pon d Park" to the name of kzr-,ar Pond Pare.` We believe the new name wouid tie the oars ni stcr; cal I u to the Kerber Farm % , Yhi ch occupi ea such a i ong and Conti nuous ni st orgy f o or dec_ ales in C fi in the to wnship, then in the village, and now in the City of Chanhassen. Further, we believe the renamed park's location ties very, directly and logically to Kerber Blvd, making for easy directions to residents and visitors who wish to v iew the Park an d it : on d, -7 (41� 27AAw S C* C I Ti" F 3 CHANHASSEN -= 690 COULTER DRIVE 0 P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 937 -1900 f%din ;i REMMUUMUM Ens::...... ✓ ____ ---._ DM< August 15, 1986 - -- - -- ---- TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager .•'._- ___....._ __ FRAM: Lori Sietsema, Park and Recreation Coordinator -- - SUBJ: Proposed Eagle Scout Project The Park and Recreation Commission recently reviewed a proposed Eagle Scout pro- ject presented by a local youth, Steve White. An Eagle Scout Project involves planning a project, recruiting the people to do the project and directing and organizing the group. Mr. Wh' is proposing to n ct a stairway up the hill to the observation deck Chanhassen Pond Park. The stairs would be constructed with railroad ties an }3ed. with gush -- limestone rock. The hill is approximately 342 feet long with a rise of approximately 28.5 feet. The stairway would be a con- tinuation of the trail off of Laredo Drive, which will enable easier access to the pond area. Mr. White has met with Mike Lynch, who has determined this to be a suitable Eagle Scout Project. He has also met with Dale Gregory, Park Maintenance Foreman, who will help to supervise the project. Mr. White plans to have the work done by other Boy Scouts and area residents. He feels he will be able to provide any equipment to complete the project and that most of the work will be done by hand. The attached budget has been prepared by Mr. White. It is estimated that the project will cost approximately $2500. He has stated that he would like to get the project going as soon as possible and will have most of the materials ordered by the end of the month. He is hoping to complete the project before the first snow. The Park Capital Improvement Program Fund currently has a balance of approxi- mately $31,000 which is not designated for any specific projects. The Park and Recreation Commission has recommended that the City allocate up to $3,000 from the Capital Improvement Program fund for the completion of a stairway at the Chanhassen Pond Park. Note: A $15,000 request is being made for the North Lotus Lake Park grading project. If that request is approved, the Capital Improvement Fund will have a balance of approximately $16,000. P�.�r . _ _fct i •> � irt7i REQUISITION CITY OF CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA Fund Da to LT Budget Code No. Purchase Order No. 0 �. • (, Deliver to These requested items or services are budgeted Names of Bidders tcheck one): Yes ❑ No ❑ ;o�u Quantity Description Unit Price Amount Unit Price ftt i i � 3� lame and address of recommended bidder certify that the above articles requested are necessary to conduct properly th activities of this department Signed: '/ pproved: Treasurer NOTE: (Reverse side must contain full explanation of reason for (1) recom- mending other than low bidder or (2) single bid, if such is the case.) 1 7610 LAREDO DRIVEOP.0. BOX-147vCHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 (612) 474 -8885 September 29, 1978 Tom Klingelhutz H & K Construction Co. 516 Del Rio Drive Chanhassen, Mn. 55317 Dear Tom: The Park and Recreation inm on� asked ` o write Y ou their concerns abo Western Hills Pa_, It is my understanding that yo -- th= a: -4roar of the Commission this past sumer and there was some discussion of work to be done in the park. I realize that the weather has been inclimate most of the summer so no work could be done. Now that we are getting into fall and the ground is dry, the Commission would appreciate your completion of the work you discussed with them before the end of October. Sincerely, Fran Callahan Community Services Director FC: n ,;)q RUSSELL H. LA RSON ATTORNEY AT LAW RUSSELL". LARSON CRAIG Ml_ MI£RTZ 1900 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55402 May 10, 1976 City of Chanhassen c/o Mr. Donald W. Ashworth City Administrator Box 147 Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 � - Q - 'tea _.' p a ``., AREA +�i. SI12 TE' E' #I 335- 95.65.•� Re: Premises described as Parts of the East 1/2 of Southwest 1/4 of Northwest 1/4 and of the East 1/2 of Northwest 1/4 of southwest 1/4, of Section 12, Township 116, Range 23, in Carver County, Minnesota, as more fully described herein. (Kerber Pond Park Lands) Gentlemen, In accordance with established practice and pursuant to the authorization of Donald W. Ashworth, we have examined the title to the above premises as of April 26, 1976, at 9:00 a, m. , based on Abstract of Title. From such examination, we conclude that said premises were owned as of that date in fee simple by the City of Chanhassen. Such ownership is subject to the following: 1. Rights, if any, of the parties in possession other than said owners. 2_ Mechanic's lien rights, if any, for recent improvements upon said premises or property connected therewith. 3. Public zoning or building ordinances and regulations. 4. Facts which would be shown by a survey of said premises. 3. Abstract entry #34 states the description of Book 98 of Deeds, page 171, incorrectly. It should state as follows: "The East 1/2 of Northwest 1/4 of Southwest 1/4 and the East 1/2 of Southwest 1/4 of Northwest 1/4 of Section 12, Township 116, Range 23, except the land described at #31 hereof". 6. The description in the caption of the abstract has a mistake, which we have marked in red. The bearing should be "North 0 o 58'22" East." City of Chanhassen Page 2 May 10, 1976 7. Right of way easement over the easterly 8 -1/2 feet, first reserved in Book "W" of Deeds, page 91 ( #8 of abstract) , and also reserved in Book 26 of Deeds, page 71 ( #15 of abstract) . The property involved in this _opinion is� tha`t`pr rty donated to the City by Hanse -n & Klingelhutz ConstrQon ri Inc. for park use an ers 9.62 acres including the southerly 1/2 of the lled "Kerber Pond" proper,. This property was conveyed to the City by H & K _._._1,9 .7..5:, - and-was obtained at the time the developer received approval for the platting of Western Hills 2nd Addition. The right of way easement mentioned in paragraph 7 above has been extinguished by operation of law, in my opinion, because the Township of Chanhassen, and then its successor City of Chanhassen, openly maintained a street including this ease- ment area for a period of more than six years, thereby creating a public right of way superior to that set out in paragraph 7. This street is now known as Laredo Drive. The abstract of title to this property is enclosed. I suggest that you retain the abstract in a place of safekeeping and that separate city file be established for this parcel of land. RUSSELL H. LARSON Chanhassen City Attorney RHL:m Encls . I IS E F- -*-AC-H f- AINAGE U T' OUTL O NT�,S R C N ± . AREA STRUCTURE AS HOWN ON SHE T 9702-5 25.2 37.0 N& DBE 20.1 ON . . . . . . . . . . ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47.3 J L _.I- A, ---------- — IN f E EN ERGY 4F 4 4 C)IiSIPATORt C'm P EXISTI DRAINt FLOW 11,4 NO iP 0.3 PROBL 'fAiL r URIVF < f ��� dr ' Ir t _SA TA TRAIL. %EST 0 6 > m 7 1 ve-- Z) : 1 CHANIIASSEN VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING - Y 5, 19 The Chanhassen Village Council meeting : qn may -5, 1 969, at 8:00 p.m. was opened with the Pledge to the Flag, . The following members were present: Mayor Coulter, Counallmen,'.Xlingelhuts, . Pearson, Hill, and Bannyhoff. WESTERN HILLS PRELIMINARY PLAT: Mr. Ward Passe explained to the Co b is f eel i ngs and concern on thg traffic that Tract A of the proposed preliminary plat would geanerate past his home on Lake Street. Mr. Allyn Johnson, Don Schoening, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, and Mrs. Erickson also expressed their concern about the traffic both residential and construction that would occur on Lake Street. Mr. Bernard Schneider, President Chanhassen Chamber of Commerce, read the following letter: "At the March 25, 1969, meeting 'o the Ghanhasse Chamber of Commerce, the members passed a resolgtion endorsing the Hansen & Klingelhutz "Western Hills" subdivision development and urged . that the Village Council approve the plat. In' viawing the plot said hearing the presentation, the Chamber of.Commerce realized that the approval of the plat would open up lands for high.grade residential development, which would include municipal water and o9war,. We. believe that future housing developments should be'copditioned upon the availability of municipal water and sewer.:. Char.of Commerce wishes to congratulate the Village Council on their policy of preparing engineering studies to determines the costs of extending municipal facilities to areas in need of these benefits. After receiving the engineering estimates, the Village Council should make every effort to provide water and newer to the areas in ne and to assess the costs against the benefited propertion,'provided thet'3, majority of the benefited landowners_ join in the request for the municipal facilities. In regard to the Western Hills development, we realize that there is an immediate problem with regard to a road that is being built on a spur or cul -de -sac.. We' encourage the Village Council to make an engineering study to determine. whether this spur could be extended to a main road connecting with the west onto County'Road #17. The Village Council is in a position to purchase land or obtain an.easement through the private property. Said costs of completion of the road to County Road #17 could again be assessed to the benefited property owners if it is the determination of the Village Council that this is not an obligation of the Village of Chanhassen. It should be considered that at present, we have a limited number of building sites available for development in areas wherein water and sewer facilities are possible. Failure to grant approval of the Western Hills subdivision would restrict immediate expansion of the Village residential development to a small number of homes on the eastern edge of the Village. The southwest quadrant of the metropolitan area includes-the Villagp Chanhassen. If the metropolitan growth is to expand to 4 million 1 by the year 2,000, we feel that the Village Council- 4quld ae,cept the responsibility of expanding the water andAsewor.facilities and the village road system to encourage high gradef.:. e such as is being proposed by Hansen and Klingelhutz'C41jk4trgQ 9A,; Ino." Mr. Stan Tarnowski stated that he did not f9e1. thorn would be an undue amount of traffic and that progreaas was something ' the people in this area must become rove Kra. Sally deLancey stated I fa i - .t►at 'the Planning Commission has submitted a list of recommendo ono 4n4 :fsel . tk#t with the amount of . considexation that has been givon to -iho mispellaneous problems that the Council should approve the Planai oommia4on'a recommendations. Nir. Al Barnacle explained the reason he voted no at the Planning Commission meeting on the proposed plat. Reason was he was' concerned that all of the information on this preliminary plat could be presented to the Council to give them sufficient time to study so that they could make a decision at this meeting. Councilman Pearson suggested that Tract A of the proposed.plat not be allowed any development IDelore $prjn 'g.of 1 971. Attorney Larson stated that Councilman Kltnge:lhutz has no conflict of interest on this proposed plat. A motion was made by Councilman bill and segonded Councilman Pearson to rezone Tract A in alock.4 and :Tracts s in Block 7 to Residence District C. With the further - undgxstandtag'that the densities be determined by future ordinance. The'Articles of Homeowners Association be submitted prior to approval of the planned 4eVolopmentq on said Tracts A and B. The remaining of the landa 'to Jp*.x*z"e4:'t p Resi.oence district A. The following voted in favor thereof s ` Mayor Coulter, Councilmen Hill, Bennyhoff, Klingelhutz; and Pearson.. No nsgative votes. Motion carried. k motion was made by Councilman Bennyhoff and soponded. Councilman Pearson that a variance from Ordinance No. ' 33 bi ` %ranW: for the f : Collector Streets to a 60 foot right -of-way with a.34 foot blacktop surface and a 40 foot building setback line'. 41so * .variance of 150 feet on Long View Circle from the maximum length stated in )rdinance No. 33. The following voted in favor thexeofc. $4yor Coulter, '.ouncilmen Hill; - Bennyhoff , Pearson, and Kliskilelh,40 .' ; *a pegative Jgtea. Motion carried. k motion was made by Councilman Hill sp awoQqded. by Couno l>nan Bennyhoff that the Council approve *the p"li tpory plat itublaitted by 3ansen and Klingelhut; dated' Ma ;oh 25 o AIIVC Y9 #9 With the following item* as listed; ' 1. Lots 1 -6, Block 3, be reduced to fi.ve'•Lots,•four lots to be 100 foot frontage and the corner lot to 'be 120 feet. The Village to refund one water and sewer assestawnt.' 2. Temporary cul -de -sacs be installed at'the anda pf Del Rio Drive, Saratoga Drive, Lake Street, and Rl " Trail.. 3. Major drainage easements across reaji''lots of Block 2 be 20 feet. A. The intersection of Lotus Lane anti Highland Drive will be drained south on Lotus Lane as the 4pgihage plan indicates. 5. Sunrise Hills Watershed Creek (3). foo %nginaer's recommendation in letter dated April 25, fc�ijowa4l tq1 -wit; V i�.la ge Engineer to design a control �outlat ` t6 be -cQA40p' Uated at the developers expense at the time they tnst4llt4toM sewers in Tract A. 6. South Carver Beach Creek (3)• Aeoopt`-Za initerta recommendation in letter dated April 23, 19b9 ` that no �A 7c4ve is need*d at this time. 7. Accept the dedication of 4 10.6 Aare' tr4ctt _jde^t'i.fied as. Parr.. oA the preliminary plat and bh�t '�!�:��+.' dita�fkisas� ther ®by faits lls the developers obliaat� und®rt