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are mature as verified by a licensed landscape architect. Fifty percent of the trees will be in the Neighborhood Park and 50% the trees will be on the project site. In regard to the Neighborhood Park, the applicant shall fund the installation of 50% of the trees to be installed in the Neighborhood Park as part of this buffer. The applicant shall provide cost estimates for the installation of the trees to the City's landscape architect. The final funding amount shall be determined by the City's landscape architect, and shall be required prior to the issuance of a building permit. Required verification by a licensed landscape architect shall be submitted by the applicant, prior to the issuance of a building permit. e. Revise the plans and propose deodar cedar trees in the tree landscaping buffer along the western boundary line. The trees shall be spaced such that there will be no visible gaps in tree landscaping along the western boundary line once the trees are mature, as verified by a licensed landscape architect. Verification by a licensed landscape architect shall be submitted by the applicant, prior to the issuance of a building permit. f. Revise the plans such that at least 33 of the trees in the landscape buffer by the western boundary line are a minimum of 24 inch box in size. If the proposed senior continuing care community to the west is constructed, it may fund the planting of 17 additional deodar cedar trees in the landscape buffer. If the 17 additional trees are planted in the buffer, they shall be a minimum of 24-inch box in size and shall count toward the total number of 24-inch box trees required. 4. Cool Roofs. The auto dealerships shall have white cool roofs which are designed to reflect the heat of the sun away from the building, thus reducing its cooling load. If roof top parking is approved on a dealership building in the future, the roof material on the building may be changed. Photovoltaic panels and screened mechanical equipment may be located on roof tops. 5. Sidewalk on El Charro Road. The proposed sidewalk along El Charro Road is not approved. The City of Pleasanton may construct this sidewalk at a later date, if a connecting sidewalk is approved and funded to be constructed on the El Charro/ 1-580 overpass. 6. Wall by Neighborhood Park. The wall by the Neighborhood Park shall have a smooth stucco finish and shall be seven feet in height. The wall design shall match that on page 23 of Exhibit B. The wall shall be setback a minimum of 20 feet from Stoneridge Drive. The developer of the auto mall shall install the wall prior to the occupancy of any building on site. 7. Bus Shelter. The property owner shall be responsible for the construction of a bus shelter adjacent to the Neighborhood Park. The pad for the bus shelter shall Conditions of Approval/PUD-57 Appendix Conditions 3