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Res. 2334 Case PUD -83 -7 EXHIBIT "A" July 13, 1983 1. That the development be substantially as shown on the development plan, Exhibit A, on file with the Planning Division. (revised plans dated June 30, 1983) 2. That the applicant contact California State Department of Transportation and attempt to procure a license or permit to landscape and maintain the approximately 40 ft. wide strip of state owned right -of -way adjacent to the eastern boundary of the subject property. That if per mission can be secured from the state, the applicant shall landscape this area and maintain the landscaping for the duration of the existence of the structures on the subject property. This landscaping shall be installed concurrent with the landscaping of the subject site, 3. That a final landscape plan for the subject property and the state owned strip shall be submitted to the Planning Division for approval prior to issuance of a building permit, 4. That the colors of the structure shall be submitted to the Planning Division for approval prior to issuance of a building permit, 5. That the applicant shall work with Caltrans for the removal of the 6 ft, high chain link fence along the eastern boundary line of the subject property since, if left in tack it would be in the landscaping in that area. 6. That the development shall meet all parking dimension standards of the Pleasanton Ordinance Code. 7. That the development shall meet all requirements of the Pleasanton Fire Code, including number and location of on -site fire hydrants, sprinklering of structures and fire flow to the site, 8. That prior to issuance of a building permit, the developer shall fund (or participate in the funding of) a comprehensive water study of the north Pleasanton area to identify short and long term improvements necessary to achieve timely completion of such improvements concurrent with the develop- ment of the subject site, the developer shall enter into an agreement to pay his appropriate share of the cost of the water facilities necessary to serve the subject pro- perty or made necessary due to the accumulative development of the north Pleasanton area. Improvements may be made via reimbursement agreements, assessment districts, or benefit districts as best meets the needs of the City and developer. The method of implementation shall be decided and entered into when determined necessary by the City Engineer and /or City Attorney.