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20. That all parking spaces be striped and provided with wheel stops unless they are fronted by concrete curbs, in which case sufficient areas shall be provided beyond the ends of all parking spaces to accommodate the overhang of automobiles. 21. That the property owner /developer dedicate to the City for street right -of -way purposes that portion of "Trenery" Drive lying within the existing Corrie parcel (A.P. No. 946 1101 -10 -2) and as shown on the plan prepared by the City of Pleasanton entitled "Mohr- Martin Area Street Alignment Study." This dedication shall extend to the existing Santa Rita Road right -of -way. 22. That, as part of this PUD, the property owner /developer dedicate to the City for park Purposes the approximately 0.7 acre parcel of land in the southeast corner of the existing Corrie parcel and as shown on the "Mohr- Martin Area Street Alignment Study" at the time the 27+ acre Corrie site is subdivided. The 0.7 acre park site shall be consolidated with adjoining properties to be dedicated to form the 6+ acre park site called for in the General Plan and shall be developed by the City in conjunction with the development of this entire park. 23. The unplanned remnant parcel bounded by "Trenery" Drive, the park dedication parcel, and the south property line of the Corrie parcel be merged with the property of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Oakland (A.P. No. 946- 4550 -3). This may be accomplished in conjunction with the parcel map required to subdivide the Corrie parcel. 24. That the developer design and install street frontage improve- ments to the satisfaction of the City Engineer across the entire frontage of the subject parcel, across the entire frontage of the 0.7 acre park parcel, and any required transitions. 25. That the developer be aware that growth management approval must be granted prior to subdivision of the subject property or an exemption granted by the City Council. 26. That no on -site or off -site grading shall take place on the subject property without prior City approval. 27. That the applicant be cognizant of the fact that City approval is required prior to removal of any heritage size trees on the subject property. 28. That no improvement activities including, but not limited to, grading, construction, tree removal, or site prepara- tion shall be initiated until all proper City permits have been obtained. 29. That the development shall meet all requirements of the City Fire Department, including fire hydrant location and water flow to the subject property. A -3