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and conversion of the westbound right turn lane into a through plus right lane (Condition <br /> of Approval 2 in TIA.) <br /> PHASE 2 TRAFFIC IMPACT ANALYSIS (TIA) MITIGATION MEASURES: The Developer <br /> shall comply with the mitigation measures identified in the project TIA, prepared by Fehr& Peers <br /> dated March 2021, to the reasonable satisfaction of the City's Traffic Engineer. These mitigation <br /> measures are the following provisions: <br /> a. Construct a traffic signal or bond for future signalization at the intersection of Springdale <br /> Avenue and the Project driveway (Mitigation 3 in TIA.). <br /> b. Construct the following improvements at Stoneridge Road and Springdale Avenue: <br /> 1. Extend eastbound left turn pocket to provide a total of 200 feet of storage. <br /> 2. Convert the existing southbound left/through combination lane to a left turn only lane. <br /> 3. Convert existing south bound right turn lane to a south bound through/right <br /> combination lane (Mitigation 4 in TIA.). <br /> 4. Modify northbound approach to allow simultaneous northbound and southbound left <br /> turns. <br /> Section 3.09 Contract Inspection Service Contribution. Developer agrees to contribute to the <br /> City funding for a minimum number of estimated weekly hours for contract inspection services <br /> for the Project based on the construction schedule for each phase of construction in an amount not <br /> to exceed $60,000. Developer shall pay this amount to the City in conjunction with the issuance <br /> of the first building permit for Phase 1. In consultation with the Developer, the City's Chief <br /> Building & Safety Official shall determine an appropriate estimate of a minimum number of <br /> weekly hours and contract inspection service costs for each Phases 2 and 3 of construction after <br /> Developer begins to receive building permits for each such phase. The parties agree that if the <br /> hours of contract inspection services actually utilized by the subject phase deviates significantly <br /> from the estimate, such estimate may be revised in the reasonable discretion of the City's Chief <br /> Building & Safety Official in consultation with Developer. After such revision, any reduction in <br /> hours may be credited against Developer's future contributions, and any increase in hours shall be <br /> paid by Developer within thirty (30) days and if Developer does not make such subsequent <br /> contribution payment(s),the parties agree that the City is under no obligation to provide dedicated <br /> inspection services for the Project. <br /> Section 3.10 Parking and Usage Monitoring. Developer has agreed to provide surface parking <br /> at a ratio of 3.2 parking spaces per one thousand (1,000) gross square feet of building area for a <br /> total of four hundred and seventy-seven (477) surface parking spaces for Phase 1 of the Project, <br /> including resurfacing, restriping and implementing landscaping improvements within the existing <br /> paved parking areas, and expansion of existing parking areas if required. Developer has further <br /> agreed to provide parking at a ratio of 3.3 parking spaces per one thousand square feet at buildout <br /> of the project (i.e. upon completion of Phases 2 and 3), to be provided in a combination of <br /> structured and surface parking as described in Section 2.01. Developer acknowledges that the City <br /> may require that the Developer provide additional surface parking spaces for Phase 1 if determined <br /> necessary in the reasonable judgment of the City's Traffic Engineer based on parking demand of <br /> the Project.The City's Traffic Engineer may require that parking supply and demand be monitored <br /> by a third party if parking shortfalls are observed. The cost of such third party monitoring and <br /> reporting shall be paid by Developer through a reimbursement to the City. <br /> 4412928_2 -7- <br /> June 5 2021 <br />
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