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This detail shall be provided for the review and approval of the Planning Director. 38. The project shall be subject to the terms of the Affordable Housing Agreement approved by the Housing Commission at its June 20, 2002 hearing, and any subsequent changes to the program approved by the City Council. Maple Leaf Drive and Court Interface 39. The developer shall offer the owners of Maple Leaf Drive and Maple Leaf Court which directly abut the project site the right to purchase a 10 ft. wide strip of land adjacent to their common lot line for a nominal fee per the attached letters from Ponderosa Homes to the Maple Leaf Court property owners, dated June 20, 2002. The developer shall also be responsible for constructing side yard fences up to the existing side yard fences on these property owners' existing fences. However, the developer shall not be responsible for removing the homeowners' existing rear yard fences, except for those lots which have masonry walls on their rear lot line. The developer shall be responsible for removing masonry walls on the rear lot lines of the existing homes and shall be responsible for coordinating their removal with these residents. 40. In order for the 10 ft. strip of land to be added to the lots along Maple Leaf Drive and Court, the developer shall provide authorization from those property owners indicating their approval and file the necessary lot line adjustment applications for approvals. The developer shall be required to demonstrate that all of the lot owners abutting the project site north of Kamp Drive aze in accordance with the proposed lot line adjustment in order for them to receive the additional 10 ft. Accordingly, all of the lot owners on the south side of Kamp Drive must be in agreement for the lot line to be adjusted behind their lots. The intent of this requirement is to have a straight, uniform rear lot line behind these lots. House Marketing 41. When the project developer is ready to sell the first phase of residential units, the project developer shall undertake a marketing campaign targeted at persons who work within the City of Pleasanton and the immediate neighbors of this project. This campaign may include, but is not limited to: a. working in conjunction with the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Association, and other business group(s) to disseminate information regarding the availability of residential units; b. contacting large employers (100+ employees) located within the City and working with their Human Resources Departments to provide information about the availability of the residential units; and c. holding for persons who work in the City of Pleasanton and immediate neighbors of this project pre-sale open houses. 42. During the course of selling the residential units in each phase of the subject project, the project developer may become aware that there a more qualified, potential buyers than Planning Commission ~ Page 11 July 24, 2002