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c. The building colors on the motor court and building side elevations shall be separated by horizontal "score lines" or other structural elements so as to provide a "crisp, clean" color separation. d. Concrete tiles to be installed beneath the windows on the motor court elevations shall match the roof tile as to colors. e. The applicant shall increase the roof turret slopes and/or make such other modification so as to vary roof heights for better visual interest of the project. The revised roof design shall be reviewed and approved by the Design Review Board prior to issuance of a building permit. f. The project developer shall submit a final color scheme "keyed" to the building cluster elevations for the project. g. The applicant shall provide a fixed fire extinguishing system to the satisfaction of City Fire Marshal. h. All project garages shall be equipped with roll-up garage doors. i. All building design and construction shall incorporate the noise mitigation measures specified in the report, "Acoustical Analysis of the Pleasanton Townhomes Project in the City of Pleasanton; prepared for the Summerhill Development Company" dated January 29, 1990, and prepared by Earth Metrics Incorporated. 4. Grading and Civil Engineering Final grade elevations and curb returns shall be reviewed by the Director of Planning and City Engineer prior to issuance of a building permit and shall conform to the following conditions: a. The applicant shall locate the finished first floor grade elevation of the building clusters fronting West Las Positas Boulevard and Stoneridge Drive as close as possible to the top-of-curb elevation nearest the building cluster. Grade elevations must consider the 100 year flood elevation and possible archaeological mitigation. b. The applicant shall redesign the curb returns at the main and secondary driveway entrances to have a 20' radius. -4-