A. 
Requirement.
(1) 
In order that adequate open spaces and sites for public uses may be properly located and reserved and in order that the cost of providing public areas, such as but not limited to parks, recreation areas and public schools, may be equitably apportioned on the basis of additional need created by the subdivision development, each subdivider shall be required to reserve land for required public uses. Each subdivider of land in the Village of Kimberly shall, at the discretion and direction of the Village Board, either dedicate open space lands designated on the Village Comprehensive Plan or plan component or reserve such open space lands and pay a public site fee or, where no open space lands are directly involved, pay a public site fee.
(2) 
The Village Board shall, at the time of reviewing the preliminary plat or certified survey map, select land or reserve additional land as deemed necessary and record such selection in the minutes of the meeting at which the preliminary plat is presented for approval.
B. 
General design. In the design of a subdivision, land division, certified survey map, planned unit development or development project, provision shall be made for suitable sites of adequate area for schools, parks, playgrounds, open spaces, drainageways and other public purposes. Such sites are to be shown on the preliminary plat and final plat and shall comply with the Village Master Plan or component of said plan. Consideration shall be given to the preservation of scenic and historic sites, stands of trees, marshes, lakes, ponds, streams, watercourses, watersheds, ravines and woodlands, prairie and wetlands, and plant and animal communities.
A. 
Lake and stream shore plats.
(1) 
All subdivisions abutting on a navigable lake or stream shall provide public access at least 60 feet wide providing access to the low-water mark so that there will be public access, which is connected to existing public roads, at not more than one-half-mile intervals as measured along the lake or stream shore, except where greater intervals and wider access are agreed upon by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the Wisconsin Department of Administration, and excluding shore areas where public parks or open space streets or roads on either side of a stream are provided. No public access established under this chapter may be vacated except by Circuit Court action. This subsection does not require the Village to improve land provided for public access.
(2) 
The lands lying between the meander line, established in accordance with § 236.20(2)(g), Wis. Stats., and the water's edge and any otherwise unplattable lands which lie between a proposed subdivision and the water's edge shall be included as part of lots, outlots or public dedications in any plat abutting a lake or stream.
B. 
Unknown number of dwelling units. Where the plat does not specify the number of dwelling units to be constructed, the land dedication shall be based upon the maximum number of units permitted by the Village Zoning Code and this chapter.
C. 
Deeded to the Village. Land dedicated for public purposes shall be deeded to the Village at the time the final plat is recorded.
D. 
Access to dedicated land. All dedicated land shall have frontage on a public street and shall have unrestricted public access.
When public parks and sites for other public areas as shown on the Comprehensive Plan or Comprehensive Plan component lie within the proposed area for development and are greater in area than required by § 514-33, the owner shall reserve for acquisition by the Village, through agreement, purchase or condemnation, the remaining greater public area for a period of one year from final plat approval unless extended by mutual agreement.