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Vineyards: 27. Parcel "A" shall be developed and maintained in accordance with the following: The Vineyard shown in the "Vineyard Development Plan for the Wayne Hahner Property, Pleasanton, California", dated December 26, 2000, by Amand N. Kasi- matis, Consulting Viticulturalist, hereinafter referred to as Exhibit "D", shall be installed in accordance with the plan and timeframe detailed in this document. The vineyard shall be in operation and maintained in accordance with accepted in- dustry standards for a producing vineyard, and as detailed in the "Vineyard Devel- opment Plan", for a period of at least eight-years. This requirement specifically incorporates the "Integrated Pest Management" and "Sustainable Agricultural Practices" portion of the "Vineyard Development Plan". Any modification to the maintenance of the vineyard or contemplated in that plan shall be required to first receive approval from the City Planning Commission; in no event shall uses other than agricultural/open space uses utilize the area shown as vineyard in Exhibit An Agricultural easement covering parcel "A" shall be recorded with the first final map creating Parcel "A". The agricultural easement substantially similar to Ex- hibit "D" over Parcel "A" shall be conveyed to the City of Pleasanton to ensure the permanency of the permitted and conditionally permitted agricultural uses specified for this area by the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan. Wording for the easement shall be submitted to the City Attorney for review and approval before recordation of the final subdivision map. The orchard area shown in Exhibit "D" shall be installed at the same time as the vineyard Planting. A final plan showing the details of this orchard area, including a planting plan, maintenance plan, and pest management plan, shall be submitted to the Planning Director for review and approval prior to approval of the final map creating this parcel. The "notch area" between Lots 22 and 23 shall be landscaped and maintained in a manner compatible with the vineyard and residential adjacencies at the time that the vineyard is planted. The "notch area" may be partially or wholly incorporated into the development project and maintained by the maintenance association. The final determination of ownership and landscape maintenance requirements shall be made prior to filing the final subdivision map creating parcel "A" and shall be re- flected on that map. The landscape plan shall require review and approval by the Planning Director prior to its installation. The combined area for the areas that are not vineyard, orchard, nor "notch" shall be up to two-acres in size. This area may be used for residential and agricultural Page 7 of 26 October 7, 2003