When a tract being subdivided includes lands proposed to be parks or school sites in the Comprehensive Plan or other official plans of the city, the subdivider shall indicate the areas on the plat.
(A) Proposed parks sites shall be reserved for three years, giving the city or other authorized public agency the option to purchase the land at the appraised raw land value prior to the subdivision as established by a certified land appraiser. The purchase price shall also include one-half of the cost for grading and paving, including curbs, of the portion of any streets that are contiguous to the site and any taxes and interest incurred by the subdivider between the date of reservation and date of purchase by the public agency. Should the park site not be purchased within three years, the subdivider may then amend the final plat.
(B) Proposed school sites shall be reserved for three years, giving the appropriate school district the option to purchase the land at the appraised raw land value prior to the subdivision as established by a certified land appraiser. The purchase price shall also include one-half of the cost for grading and paving, including curbs, of the portion of any streets that are contiguous to the site and any taxes and interest incurred by the subdivider between the date of reservation and date of purchase by the school district. Should the school sites not be purchased within three years, the subdivider may then amend the final plat.
(Ord. B-391, passed 1-4-1983)