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Resolution No. PC-2001-01 Page 8 homeowner. If necessary to obtain a gentler slope on the front portion of this property, the developer shall be responsible for constructing a decorative retaining wall along the front of this property. The developer shall be responsible for extending the sidewalk and street tree planting in the public right-of-way along the Kass and Richey properties. 24) The two privately-owned and maintained hammerhead driveways shall have a driveway-type curbcut at "A" Street and shall be posted for no parking. There shall be a single 6" private sewer line in each driveway, but individual water laterals from the public water main in "A" Street to serve the residences on these two common driveways. These driveways and private utilities shall be owned and maintained by the homes which use the respective driveways. An agreement outlining the maintenance responsibilities, apportionment of costs, etc. shall be submitted for the review and approval of the Planning Director and City Attorney prior to the approval of the final map. 25) The effective street width for "A" and "B" Streets shall be measured from the flowline of the rolled curb and the minimum distance between the back of curb and sidewalk shall be 4 1/2 fi. A modified rolled curb with driveway depressions, similar to that installed in the adjacent Bridlecreek subdivision, shall be installed. The final design shall be shown on the improvement plans submitted for review and approval by the Planning Director and City Engineer. 26) The cross-section for "E" Court shall be modified to include a 5 ft. wide planting strip behind the curb on the west side and a 5 ft. wide separated sidewalk. This court shall only have on-street parking and a sidewalk on the western side of this court. 27) The developer shall install overland releases at the end of "D" Court and "E" Court for stormwater. The concrete V-ditches shall extend from the catch basin at the end of the court to the storm drain system in the EVA. 28) The water and sewer mains shall be public and maintained by the City. Sanitary sewer laterals shall have a two-way cleanout located at the back of the public service easement (PSE). 29) The developer shall post cash, letter of credit, or other security satisfactory to the Planning Director in the amount of $5,000 for each tree required to be preserved, up to a maximum of $25,000. This cash bond or security shall be retained for one year following completion of construction and shall be forfeited if the tree is destroyed or substantially damaged. If the value of the damage to or removal of the trees is greater than this amount, based on analysis by the arborist in conformance with the procedures outlined in the City's Heritage Tree Ordinance, the applicants shall be responsible for paying the additional monies upon demand.