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27. All building and/or structural plans must comply with all codes and ordinances in <br />effect before the Building and Safety Division will issue permits. <br />28. The project developer shall submit plot plans for each of the residential lots <br />showing building setbacks and a topographic plan showing grading and <br />drainage. Pad elevations, finish floor elevations, retaining walls, easements, and <br />maximum height of the highest structure are to be indicated on the plan. Plans <br />for custom lots are to be signed by a registered civil engineer. All residential plot <br />plans shall show compliance with 2907(d) and 70012(d) of the Uniform Building <br />Code. <br />29. The project developer shall submit two copies of the site soils report to the Chief <br />Building Official for third party peer review and shall pay for such review at the <br />time specified by the Director of Community Development, but in all cases before <br />the issuance of a grading permit. <br />30. Building and situs plans are to be submitted to the Building and Safety Division <br />on computer disk in a format approved by the Director of Community <br />Development. Digitized information shall be submitted before requesting a final <br />inspection and should reflect as -built situs and architectural information as <br />approved by the Director of Community Development. <br />31. The following disclosure shall be made to all potential lot/home purchasers and <br />recorded with the deed for the lot: "You are hereby advised that this property is <br />located near land zoned and/or used for agricultural purposes. Agricultural use is <br />defined as including but not limited to day and night time activity relating to <br />livestock grazing, the keeping of livestock, the growing and processing of <br />agricultural crops, and any commercial agricultural practices performed as <br />incidental to or in conjunction with such operations. Some of the impacts <br />associated with agricultural use include but are not limited to noise, odors, dust, <br />chemicals, refuse, waste, unsightliness, use of agricultural equipment, and traffic. <br />Permitted agricultural pursuits conducted in accordance with good practice and <br />maintenance are not deemed by the City of Pleasanton to be a nuisance." Also, <br />the recorded deed of sale for this lot shall include a clause which states that the <br />property is next to a public trail and is adjacent to a public golf course, that the <br />City of Pleasanton is not liable for possible damages to such impacts. This <br />noise/dust/vib ration disclosure shall be recorded in the deed of sale and a <br />separate disclosure statement shall be provided to prospective purchasers and <br />tenants by lot owners, developers, and future successors in interest. All sales <br />brochures and informational sheets shall contain these disclosures. <br />Construction Requirements: <br />32. All construction activities shall be limited to the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., <br />Monday through Friday. In addition, no construction shall be allowed on State or <br />Federal holidays or weekends. The Director of Community Development may <br />0 <br />