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Resolution No. PC-98-39 Page 4 2. The following conditions shall be added to the conditions of approval for the Hopyard Village Shopping Center (PUD-85-IO): Condition No. 20: The property owner shall require all of its tenants, lessees, and contractors not to work, park, or create noise in the 52 space eastern parking lot between the hours of 7:30 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. Notwithstanding any other provisions of the City's Municipal Code or the subject property's zoning regulations, landscaping, parking lot sweeping in the 52 space eastern parking lot, deliveries, leaf blowing, and similar commercial or maintenance activities, including garbage collection in the 52 space eastern parking lot, shall occur only between 8:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. during the weekdays (Monday through Friday) and shall be prohibited on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. Condition No. 21: The shopping center owner shall designate one of the owner's agents as responsible for receiving and taking action upon the adjacent neighbors' complaints. The responsible agent shall have at least one telephone number or pager at which he or she can be reached for any problem whatsoever relating to the shopping center's management. The property owner shall provide the responsible agent's name and telephone/pager number (and any changes thereto) to the Planning Department and the residents of 2766, 2778, 2790, 2808, 2820, and 2793 Longspur Way. If there is any problem whatsoever relating to the shopping center's management, anyone of the adjacent neighbors may contact the responsible agent. The responsible agent shall respond promptly, as necessary and appropriate, to such calls. Condition No. 22: Between the hours of7:30 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., only the property owner, operators of emergency vehicles, and management/security personnel may enter the 52 space parking lot. Condition No. 23: The City will enforce the new/modified PUD conditions, and violations of them will be prosecuted/abated through the City's enforcement procedures (i.e., administrative citations, administrative remedies, or a civil action to abate a violation of the City's ordinances). The City may also seek to enforce specifically the settlement agreement.