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EXHIBIT A #PUD-78-1 CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL 1. That the development be substantially as shown on the Development Plan, Exhibit A, on file with the Planning Division except as modified by the conditions of this approval. 2. That a lot specific geotechnical investigation shall be undertaken by the applicant addressing each proposed lot; containing recom- mendations as to the location of all buildings and certifying the existence of a building site on each lot proposed. This investigation shall be done by a state licensed geologist or geologic engineer and completed prior to filing a tentative map on the subject property. 3. That should any proposed lot not have a buildable site, such lot shall not be shown on the tentative map as a separate parcel but shall be included in the open space lands or be added to neigh- boring parcels. 4. That the developer be aware that the exact design details-.of the roads and all utilities will be determined at the time of the consideration of the tentative and final subdivision maps and that the design of the roads and location of utilities, driveways, etc. may change at that time. 5. That if grading practices are required on a lot in order to create a building site which are contrary to the purposes of the HPD District, as determined by City staff, the applicant shall submit a revised development plan for approval by the Planning Commission and City Council. 6. That a lot specific soils investigation and report shall be completed by a state licensed geologist, geologic engineer or soils engineer and approved by the Building Division prior to issuance of a building permit. Both the soils report and the geologic report mentioned in #2 above shall be used to govern how the structures will be constructed on the sites. 7. That no improvement activities including, but not limited to grading, construction, tree removal or site preparation shall be initiated until all proper permits are obtained. 8. That all existing geological and soils reports (i.e., Moore/Tabor; Burkland and Associates; and Gribaldo, et al) be recorded with the Alameda County Recorder and that all site or lot specific surveys be recorded against each parcel when completed. 9. That each prospective buyer be provided with a complete copy of the environmental impact report, including all appendices. 10. That the staff request the California Real Estate Commissioner to include in his report on the subdivision a statement as to the potential geological problems and a statement as to the recording of the documents listed in condition 8 above. EXHIBIT