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30. Public Agency Access a. The applicant shall provide locked gates with knox boxes at each end of the emergency access road to prevent access of private vehicles into project open space areas. All emergency vehicle access-roads and maintenance roads to public utilities shall be paved. The minimum width of these roads shall be 20 feet for EVA's and 12 feet for maintenance roads. A typical section for each type of road shall be shown on any tentative map application. 31. Police a. The homeowners association shall maintain a liaison with the Police Department. The CC&R's for the project shall include a provision for such liaison. b. The applicant shall fund their pro-rata share towards the acquisition of a new off-road 4-wheel drive vehicle(s) and a new on- off-road motorcycle (s) for the Police Department.' This contribution shall be a pro-rated share of properties developing along Foothill Road. The costs and vehicle requirements shall be determined at the tentative map stage. 32. Fire a. The applicant shall fund their pro-rata share towards the acquisition of a new off-road 4-wheel drive vehicle(s) grass rig for the Fire Department. This contribution shall be a pro-rated share of properties developing along Foothill Road. The costs and vehicle requirements shall be determined at the tentative map stage. b. The applicant shall prepare a wildland fire protection plan for the project, subject to the approval of the Fire Chief and the Design Review Board prior to recordation of the f'mal map. Visual_ and biological concerns and effects shall be incorporated into the plan, and the plan shall be coordinated with the re-vegetation landscape plan. The plan shall also include provisions for on-going maintenance of all fire protection measures. c. On-going maintenance by the homeowners association shall be provided for in the CC&R's for the project. Class B roofing material and automatic house fire sprinklers should be considered as part of the plan and may be required to reduce the need for fifebreaks along rear lot lines. In those areas where a landscaped "wet-band" is required, the use of native fire retardant plant materials shall be used. The design of such a system shall enable the removal of the irrigation system within 3 to 5 years.