Park Land Dedication. 1. Developer has agreed to dedicate to City a total of 43 acres of public park land, exclusive of park land City acquires through the land transfer provisions of Section 4.5 and exclusive of abutting public rights-of-way. The lands to be dedicated to City consist of the following:
Park Land Dedication. Every developer shall be required to dedicate land to the city for public sites, parks and/or open spaces, or make payments in lieu of such land. If the master plan, master neighborhood plan, or official map indicates that public lands are required for the land within the proposed land division, the developer shall dedicate such land to the city. Lands dedicated for the purposes of streets, greenbelts, or other stormwater management facilities shall not be considered part of, or replace the requirement to dedicate lands for public sites, parks, and open spaces. The city shall not compensate the developer for any land so dedicated. If such dedications for public sites, parks, and open spaces is less than 5% of the total land within the proposed land division, the developer shall pay to the city a sum equal to 3% of the equalized value of all land within the total proposed land division area less any land so dedicated. The value shall be reasonably established by the City Assessor as the average per square-foot of equalized value of all residential land within the city at the time of the land division ($1.36 in 2019). The city may accept, in lieu of such sum, land within the proposed land division of equal value. The payment in lieu of parkland dedication for this subdivision would be $26,765.35. As part of the final plat approval, the developer shall indicate which, if any area, will be dedicated as parkland which could affect the final amount owed under this subsection.
Park Land Dedication. Pursuant to RCW 53.20, the Port has completed the notifications and hearing required to amend applicable Comprehensive Scheme of Harbor Improvements and the surplus procedure to allow the Port to dedicate the necessary Port Properties to the City for Parks as outlined in Exhibit I “Park Land Dedications.” A portion of the Breakwater Trail crosses over Port managed state owned aquatic lands. This portion of the trail will be transferred to the City subject to approval of the DNR and/or consistent with the Port Management Agreement. The Port and the City have each independently analyzed the property transfers occurring pursuant to this Section 8 of this Agreement and agree that the Port's dedication of property to the City and the Park Impact Fee Credit received by the Port for such dedications as outlined below is an equitable exchange and both parties have determined that each entity is receiving true and full value as that term is defined in RCW 43.09.210, relevant case law and attorney general opinions.
Park Land Dedication. Owner shall offer a combination of parkland and improvements for dedication in the final plat to the City plus a cash payment to the City. Park Land will be dedicated as designated on the Concept Plan, Exhibit B, and City shall waive the right to require fee in lieu of parkland dedication as described in the subdivision ordinance Section
Park Land Dedication. Every developer shall be required to dedicate land to the city for public sites, parks and/or open spaces, or make payments in lieu of such land. If the master plan, master neighborhood plan, or official map indicates that public lands are required for the land within the proposed land division, the developer shall dedicate such land to the city. Lands dedicated for the purposes of streets, greenbelts, or other stormwater management facilities shall not be considered part of, or replace the requirement to dedicate lands for public sites, parks, and open spaces. The city shall not compensate the developer for any land so dedicated. If such dedications for public sites, parks, and open spaces is less than 5% of the total land within the proposed land division, the developer shall pay to the city a sum equal to 3% of the equalized value of all land within the total proposed land division area less any land so dedicated. The value shall be reasonably established by the City Assessor as the average per square-foot of equalized value of all residential land within the city at the time of the land division ($1.38 in 2022). The city may accept, in lieu of such sum, land within the proposed land division of equal value. The payment in lieu of parkland dedication for this subdivision would be $10,639.96. As part of the final plat approval, the developer shall indicate which, if any area, will be dedicated as parkland which could affect the final amount owed under this subsection. In the event Developer dedicates land to the City for public sites, parks and/or open spaces sufficient to comply with City requirements as stated above in connection with further development of the site and/or a subsequent phase of Developer’s overall development and the City accepts such dedication, said payment in lieu of parkland dedication shall be refunded to Developer within ten (10) days after City approval of said further development of the site and/or subsequent phase of Developer’s overall development.
Park Land Dedication. The Developer agrees to dedicate approximately 5 acres of park land to the City for providing for future recreational facilities as determined appropriate by the City, upon the following terms and conditions, all at no cost to the City:
Park Land Dedication. The Developer agrees to either dedicate or cause to be dedicated to the City real property for park land, as would be described on Exhibit “B” attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference (“Open Space”). Dedication of fee simple title to and interests in the Open Space shall be made prior to the acceptance of any Improvements within the Development and must be made with a metes and bounds description. The acreage contemplated in this subsection, and as designated on the Final Plat, shall be used as public open space; or, Developer shall pay the park land dedication fee to the City as shown in the current adopted Fee Schedule.
Park Land Dedication. (i) Internal: Block(s) [Specify Block number on the Plan, OR N/A] (ii) External/COA: Part(s) [Specify Part number and Reference Plan, OR N/A] Reserve(s):
Park Land Dedication. As fulfillment of park dedication requirements in Lincoln Municipal Code §26.23.160, Owner agrees to dedicate 4.56 acres of land within the Stevens creek floodprone area adjacent to the Property for a neighborhood park. The location and configuration of this land shall be subject to approval by the Director of the Parks and Recreation Department. The land shall have visibility and access from the residential area within the Prairie Village North development, and from the Xxxxxxx Trail. The City shall reimburse the Owner for dedication of the 4.56 acres of neighborhood parkland at an appraised value representative of the market value of land within the floodprone area from impact fees collected from residential properties within the Prairie Village North development. If the impact fee ordinance is determined to be unlawful, the Owner shall dedicate the 4.56 acres of neighborhood parkland to the City at no cost. In addition, the Owner has expressed a desire to donate additional land within the floodprone area contiguous the aforementioned neighborhood parkland. The City agrees to accept this additional land as a charitable donation of additional parkland and/or natural area. The total acreage of the land to be accepted as a charitable donation and its location and configuration shall be subject to review and approval by the Director of the Parks and Recreation Department.
Park Land Dedication. As fulfillment of park dedication requirements in Lincoln Municipal Code §26.23.160, Owner agrees to dedicate 1.40 acres of land within the Property for a neighborhood park. The location and configuration of this land shall be subject to approval by the Director of the Parks and Recreation Department. The City shall reimburse the Owner for dedication of the 1.40 acres of neighborhood parkland in the amount agreed to by the Owner and City or at its appraised fair market value from Neighborhood Park and Trail Impact Fees.
