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90. All existing septic tanks or holding tanks shall be properly abandoned, pursuant to the requirements of the Alameda County Department of Health Services prior to the start of grading operations, unless specifically approved by the City Engineer. 91. All unused utility laterals, including but not limited to water, sewer and storm laterals, shall be abandoned or removed as per City standard specifications and details to the satisfaction of the City Engineer and Chief Building and Safety Official. 92. All dry utilities (electric power distribution, gas distribution, communication service, cable television, street lights and any required alarm systems) required to serve existing or new development shall be installed in conduit, underground in a joint utility trench. 93. Any damage to existing street improvements during construction on the subject property shall be repaired to the satisfaction of the City Engineer at full expense to the project applicant or developer. This shall include slurry seal, overlay, or street reconstruction if deemed warranted by the City Engineer. 94. This approval does not guarantee the availability of sufficient water and/or sewer capacity to serve the project. 95. The tentative map shall contain a brief legal description of any parcel being re- subdivided, a statement of lot and total acreage, and a statement referencing any separate documents required to be recorded with the map. 96. There shall be no direct roof leaders connected to the street gutter or storm drain system, unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer. 97. Storm drainage swales, gutters, inlets, outfalls, and channels not within the area of a dedicated public street or public service easement approved by the City Engineer shall be privately maintained by the property owners or through an association approved by the City. 98. All existing drainage swales that are filled shall have sub drains installed unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer and the developer's soils engineer. All sub drains shall have tracer wire along the entire length of the sub drains and cleanouts installed with a metal cap at the beginning of the pipe and at locations needed for maintenance. The end of the pipe shall terminate in a storm drain or other storm drain outfall, subject to the approval of the City Engineer. The project developer's engineer shall submit a final sub drain location map to the City Engineer prior to acceptance of the public improvements and/or project. It shall be the responsibility of the property owner homeowner to relocate a sub drain, if during the excavation of a pool or other subsurface structure, a sub drain is encountered. All property owners within the subdivision shall receive notice of the presence of these sub drains. The City Attorney shall approve said notice. Page 18 of 30