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m. The Stoneridge-Hopyard intersection shall be modified to provide through restriping and associated modifications: northbound three left turn lanes, two through lanes, one right turn lane; eastbound two left turn lanes, two through lanes, one through/right turn lane, and one right turn lane. n. The Stoneridge-Hacienda intersection shall be modified to provide through restriping and associated modifications: eastbound two left turn lanes, one through lane, and northbound two left turn lanes and two through lanes. o. In the event the City Traffic Engineer determines that there are pending modifications to City traffic policies, or if modifications have been adopted, at the time of the project's final map approval which would negate the need for any of the above traffic improvements, the City Traffic Engineer may accept a bond for the improvements or waive them (if policies have been adopted) if in his/her judgment the improvement shown is unlikely to remain in the City's circulation plan. p. The project shall be subject to the full City traffic fees with no offset for any of the above improvements. Project developers shall be eligible for reimbursement and/or fee credits for any of the above improvements which would either benefit other undeveloped properties or become incorporated into the City's traffic fee program. 144. The developer shall provide the necessary funds for the purchase and installation of four "Your Speed" devices to be installed at locations in the Mohr-Martin Area, subject to the discretion of the Traffic Engineer. The Traffic Engineer shall work with adjoining neighborhoods to determine the final location of these devices. Annexation 145. In the event the property tax-sharing agreement negotiated for the City during the annexation of the project results in the city receiving less than the current average share of property tax, the applicant shall work with the City to make up the shortfall on a permanent basis. Future Medium Density Residential on School Site 146. In the event that medium-density residential senior housing is desired on the school facility site, a new PUD development plan with the necessary environmental documents shall be required to be submitted for City approval in accordance with the purpose and considerations of Chapter 18.68 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code. Any residential development of this site will be required to provide the necessary traffic and other mitigations for development of the use on this site. Planning Commission Page 30 July 24, 2002