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Environmental Impact Report for the "City of Pleasanton Housing Element and Climate <br />Action Plan General Plan Amendment and Rezonings" are exceeded, mitigation shall be <br />required to reduce vibration levels so they do not exceed the applicable limits, subject the <br />satisfaction of the Director of Community Development. <br />74. Prior to issuance of a building permit, the project applicant's or developer's noise <br />consultant shall certify in writing to the Director of Community Development that the <br />construction drawings comply with the applicable City of Pleasanton and State of <br />California interior noise standards. <br />75. The manager of the apartment units and the manager of the homeowners association for <br />the single - family units shall be responsible for responding to the residents noise <br />complaints. <br />Permitted Uses and Development Standards <br />76. The permitted uses for the PUD -HDR (Planned Unit Development — High Density <br />Residential) zoned portion of Exhibit B shall include the three -story apartment buildings, <br />the manager's rental office for the apartments, no more than two weaned household pets, <br />excepting fish and birds but excluding chickens, small family daycare, cottage food <br />operations conducted in compliance with Chapter 18.105 of the Pleasanton Municipal <br />Code, and exempt home occupations conducted in compliance with Section 18.104.030 of <br />the Pleasanton Municipal Code. Unless permitted, all other uses are deemed to be <br />prohibited. <br />77. The permitted uses for the PUD -MDR (Planned Unit Development — Medium Density <br />Residential) zoned portion of Exhibit B shall include the two- and three -story tall single - <br />family homes, home occupations conducted in compliance with Chapter 18.104 of the <br />Pleasanton Municipal Code, household pets excluding chickens, small family daycare, <br />cottage food operations conducted in compliance with Chapter 18.105 of the Pleasanton <br />Municipal Code, temporary subdivision sales offices conducted in compliance with a <br />temporary use permit, and the common recreation building /recreation area for use by the <br />residents of the entire development and their guests. Unless permitted, all other uses are <br />deemed to be prohibited. <br />78. The parking /storing of boats, campers, recreational vehicles, and /or trailers on any portion <br />of the development or in any parking space, i.e., garage or uncovered space, shall be <br />prohibited. The garages for the apartment units or for the single - family units shall not be <br />modified or used for storage in a manner that would interfere with the ability to park cars <br />within the garage. In addition, the storage of materials in the uncovered parking spaces <br />shall be prohibited. The project applicant/developer and the homeowners association shall <br />be responsible for enforcing these restrictions, which shall be stated clearly in the lease <br />agreements for the apartments and in the CC &R's and purchase agreements for the <br />single - family units. <br />79. The single - family units including their driveway aprons, private landscaping, and lot - <br />specific drainage shall be the responsibility of the individual owner for the lot. This <br />responsibility shall be stated clearly in the CC &R's for the single - family units. <br />Page 14 <br />