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Resolution No. PC-01-36 Page 15 court costs, the fair market value of the land itself, severance damages, relocation, loss of good will, "Klopping" damages, etc. 62. The PUD development plan shall be treated as a separate "first-come, first-serve" project for purposes of the City's Growth Management ordinance. 63. The maintenance of the stormwater drain inlet and v-ditches on Parcel 2 shall be the responsibility of that lot owner. 64. Unless the parties reach a separate private agreement, the developer shall reimburse the builder of the adjacent Clara Lane project for the pro rata costs of any improvements made by that developer on this site or along this site's Vineyard Avenue and Gillian Court frontages, including landscape berm, sidewalk, soundwall/retaining wall, grading, etc., subject to the review and approval of the Planning Director and City Engineer. 65. The design of the wall and landscape berm along the project's Vineyard Avenue frontage shall match that of the adjacent previously-approved Clara Lane subdivision. 66. In the event that the adjacent Clara Lane project, particularly Gillian Court, is not under construction prior to the recordation of the final map for these two lots, the developer shall be required to demonstrate to the Planning Director and City Engineer how access, utilities, and sound attenuation could satisfactorily be provided for this project to proceed. In the event that these issues can not be addressed to the Planning Director's and City Engineer's satisfaction, this development plan approval would be void and an application for a new PUD development plan would need to be submitted. 67. The applicant shall explore the installation of mechanical provisions to facilitate the installation of photovoltaic panels.