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way intended for the Del Valle Parkway extension when notified by the City Engineer of the extension of the Del Valle Parkway through the property at 3878 Stanley Boulevard. At this time, the property owner shall re-apply for design review approval to address the modified site plan, parking, access, screening, landscaping, and other design issues for continued use of the site. The Planning Director may approve or deny the design review application and may add conditions of approval to the application to mitigate impacts. At the discretion of the Planning Director, the design review application may be submitted to the Planning Commission for further review at a public hearing. The Commission may approve or deny the application and may add conditions of approval to mitigate impacts. The City will endeavor to give six (6) weeks notice prior to moving onto the property to extend Del Valle Parkway. 46. The property owner shall ~runt to the City of Pleasanton, for the Vineyard Sewer Extension Project, a permanent 15 foot wide public service easement ~nd a temporary 50 foot wide construction easement within the future Del Valle Parkway right-of-way. 47. The property owner shall extend the sanitary sewer fi:om its present terminus on Stanley Boulevard at First Street, southeasterly along the proposed Del Valle Parkway extension through the property located at 3988 Stanley Boulevard. The property owner may request pro-mm reimbursement fi:om other benefiting properties. The property owner shall endeavor to obtain a public service easement across the property located at 3988 Stanley Boulevard for this purpose. If the property owner is unable to obtain the necessary easement, the applicant is relieved of this condition unless the City is able to obtain such easement. If the City uses its powers of eminent domain to obtain the easement at 3988 Stanley Boulevard, the property owner of 3878 Stanley Boulevard would be responsible for the City's cost to purchase the land at 3988 Stanley Boulevard for the sewer easement. 48. When the subject property is connected to the sanitary sewer, the existing main building on the property and the trash enclosure area shall also be connected to the sewer and all septic tanks and holding tanks existing on site shall be removed pursuant to the requirements of the Alameda County Department of Health Services. Additionally, the property owner shall pay any applicable DSRSD sewer permit fees. 49. A sanitary sewer sampling manhole shall be provided on each of the sanitary sewer laterals fi:om each building, unless otherwise waived by the Director of Building Inspection, when the site is connected to the public sanitary sewer. Page 8 PCUP-15/PDR-96