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• The project applicant or developer shall comply with the State of California's Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance. Green Building Measures The applicant will implement the following Green Building measures for the proposed development: • Implement the U.S. Green Building Council's (USGBC), "Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)" 3.0 rating system to achieve a "certified level" in the design, construction, and operation of any proposed building over 20,000 square feet, including all future tenant irnprovernents. Buildings under 20,000 square feet shall only be required to "show a best effort." The State of California's Green Building Standards Code, "CALGreen ", shall apply if applicable. Exhibit E is the preliminary estimate of the development's LEED score of 44 points. The final Green Building score will be determined with the review of the building permit applications. Staff and the applicant will continue to work together at the building permit stages to increase the nurnber of Green Building points that can be achieved with this development. • The applicant shall extend electrical conduits and pull strings to the parking spaces closest to the main entrances of the Phase II Buildings 1 through 7 for electrically powered commute vehicles. Upon demand by the Planning Division, the building owner(s) will have 30 -days to install the charging equipment for some or all of the spaces, and shall provide evidence to the Planning Division that the installation is complete. The applicant will install signs with the Phase II buildings stating, "Electrical Vehicle Chargers Shall Be Provided Upon Request to the Pleasanton Planning Division." • The Phase I Major Tenant #1 building and the Phase II Buildings 1 through 7 shall be constructed to allow for the future installation of a photovoltaic system in the roof areas. Grading and Urban Storm Water Runoff Phase I and Phase II will be graded and constructed to drain its stormwater runoff from north to south towards to the City's stormwater treatment/detention ponds before discharge to the Arroyo de la Laguna. Phase I and Phase II will include a combination of vegetative filter swales, augmented with "filterra" control systems in compliance with the NPDES standards of the San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board. All on -site drainage, treatment, and control measures will be reviewed by the City Engineer with the building permits. As the first construction phase, Phase I will pipe its stormwater to the City property across the Phase II site. The swales will be located in the landscape areas of both project phases. The stormwater treatment/detention ponds on the City's park property were designed, sized, and constructed to handle the stormwater runoff from the entire Bernal Avenue Specific Plan area including the Pleasanton Gateway site. They were constructed to provide the last step in stormwater treatment before runoff enters the Arroyo de la Laguna. The applicant is required to submit an analysis of the Weir structure — check dam — to the Pleasanton Gateway Page 27 of 35 August 25, 2010