PC 2001-13 - Laserfiche WebLink

10. Lin/Lonestar/Simoni," including Parcel "B," "D," and "F" plans (denoted as pages SPloSP4). A vineyard as depicted in the overall Avignon MDR plan for Parcel "C" shall be added to the Parcel "B" vineyard ownership and maintenance if its establishment is allowed by the agencies with jurisdiction over the riparian corridor of Parcel "C." The maintenance agreement between Centex Homes and Wente, incorporated herein by reference, shall be followed for the duration of its term. Following its term, the vineyards shall be continuously maintained in a manner consistent with best industry management practices for an operating vineyard, including continued use of "Integrated Pest Management" plans. Should proposed modifications to the vineyard plans be recommended by the City's peer reviewer, such modifications shall be incorporated into these conditions and shall be followed as if part of the above-referenced plans. Any change to the viticulture use shall first require a finding by the Planning Commission that continued viticulture is infeasible and shall require Planning Commission approval of the proposed new agricultural use. Agricultural easements covering the non-building envelope areas of the vineyard estate lots in favor of the City, as grantee, and the South Livermore Valley Agricultural Land Trust, as third party beneficiary, shall be recorded with the first final map for this project. The easements shall be substantially similar to the draft easement shown in attachment #9 of the staff report, incorporated herein by reference. Final approval of the easement language shall be required by the City Attorney prior to recordation of the final map. The owner/operator of the vineyard of Parcel "B" shall notify the public school of any pesticide/herbicide spraying twenty-four (24) hours before the spraying begins. The owner/operator of the vineyard areas and their consultants shall work with the Planning staff to determine the feasibility of incorporating the University of California, Davis Campus, "Statewide Pest Management Program Guidelines" into the maintenance and operation of the vineyard areas. In this context, the vineyard owner/operator is encouraged to examine the CCOF Handbook from an organic practices and list of materials standpoint to minimize the use of chemicals in the vineyard area. The developer shall prepare an analysis for review by the Planning Commission with the tentative map of the combined pest management program described above, with emphasis on what organic farming measures can be included, which chemicals would be allowed, and which chemicals would be prohibited. P~e9