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7. Prior to the recordation of the final map creating Parcel "2" and Parcel "3", the owner of <br /> the unsubdivided lot shall demolish the outbuilding on Parcel "3" or relocate it to meet <br /> the required setbacks. <br /> <br />8. The applicant shall submit a detailed plan prepared by a civil engineer and consulting <br /> biologist for the design of an overflow area adjacent to the existing drainage channel that <br /> would prevent both off- and on-site flooding during a 100 yr. storm, particularly in the <br /> areas immediately above the two culverts which are located at each end of the property. <br /> Grading shall be used to direct the water over the current creek bank into a protected area <br /> away from the homes. This proposed solution shall be consistent with the requirements <br /> of the NSSP which states that only minimal changes be completed to the creek in this area <br /> so as to minimize any disturbance of the riparian habitat. The design of this grading <br /> system and the timing of its installation shall be submitted for the review and approval by <br /> the City Engineer and Planning Director prior to the recordation of a final map. A <br /> right-of-entry shall be granted to the City for this area. <br /> <br />9. The final design and width of the Sycamore Creek multi-use trail shall be submitted for <br /> the review and approval of the Planning Director prior to the recordation of the final map. <br /> The trail shall be located in the area of the City's existing water tank access road and then <br /> continue along the project's Sycamore Road frontage. All easement holders of this <br /> existing access road (current driveway to the Locke, Kass, and Richey properties) <br /> continuing to use this easement shall be indemnified by the City for any injuries to the <br /> public using this trail, so long as these injuries are not caused by the active misconduct of <br /> the easement holders. Also, the City shall enter into a maintenance agreement with the <br /> affected parties to equally share the maintenance costs of this trail/road with any of the <br /> easement holders who may continue the use of this road. The trail shall generally consist <br /> of a minimum 12 it. wide paved/gravel pathway. Any changes to the existing easement <br /> necessary to construct the trail in this manner shall be made prior to recordation of the <br /> final map. Additional Sycamore Road right-of-way dedication for the trail may be <br /> required subject to the determination of the Planning Director. <br /> <br />10. The applicants shall make an open offer of dedication to the City for the northernmost <br /> portion of Parcel "3" as shown on the PUD plan for the purposes of constructing the <br /> East-West Collector road prior to the recordation of the final map. The area is that <br /> generally shown on the development plan within the 61 It. right-of-way along the <br /> northem boundary of the project site. <br /> <br /> 11. The existing septic and water systems shall be removed, and Parcel "2" shall be <br /> connected to the City's sanitary sewer and water systems by the property owner upon <br /> demand by the City after the public sanitary sewer and water systems have been installed <br /> in the area. The existing well may be used by Parcel "2" for landscape irrigation purposes <br /> only, subject to approval of the Alameda County Environmental Health Department. A <br /> <br /> <br />
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