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Part Ill: Additional Details, Components or Features A. External Features: Buyer Request (Any other additional external feature requested at a reasonable time by the buyer that is reasonably available and reasonably feasible to install or construct and makes the residence more usable for a person with activity limitations or disabilities in order to accommodate them). These may include features such as high-visibility address numbers, electronic garage door openers, additional lights, door bench or package shelf, oversize garage, zero-step house/garage entry, etc. (Attached as Part Ill. A: Yes _No) B. External Features: Builder Offer (Any other additional external feature offered to the buyer by the builder that makes the residence more usable for a person with disabilities or activity limitations in order to accommodate then). (Attached as Part III. B: Yes No) C. Internal Features: Buyer Request (Any other additional internal feature requested at a reasonable time by the buyer that is reasonably available and reasonably feasible to install or construct and makes the residence more usable for a person with activity limitations or disabilities in order to accommodate them). These may include features such as lowered window sills (under 36"), additional lighting, "touch" luminous light switches, automatic internal lights, additional wiring for electronic features, lighted closets, air filtration systems, larger/more automatic thermostats, pocket doors, etc. (Attached as Part III. C: _Yes No) D. Internal Features: Builder Offer (Any other additional internal feature offered to the buyer by the builder that makes the residence more usable for a person with activity limitations or disabilities in order to accommodate them). (Attached as Part III. D:_Yes No) E. Variation from State Chapter I IA Standards: (Any mutually agreed-upon features with standards different than Chapter IIA of the California Building Code, including clearly identified deviations from those standards). (Attached as Part III. E: _Yes No) F. Additional features or requirements: (Any mutually agreed-upon features not covered by Chapter IIA of the California Building Code for which additional detail would be helpful to the builder and buyer, including clearly identified standards.) (Attached as Part III. F: Yes No) PART IV: Explanation of Laws Governing Checklist and Use of the List The City of Pleasanton has adopted a Universal Design Ordinance that requires Developers to install or offer and install for purchase certain accessible features. The purpose of the Universal Design Guideline, established by this chapter is to enhance the full life cycle use of housing without regard to the physical abilities or disabilities of a home's occupants or guests in order to accommodate a wide range of individual preferences or physical abilities. The Ordinance is applicable to all residential dwellings units that are part of a residential development project is 10 or more residential dwellings units, that are single-family, duplex and triplex units. All other unit types are regulated by Chapters I IA and I I B of the California Building Code. California law, section 17959.6 of the Health and Safety Code, requires a builder of new for-sale residential units to provide buyers with a list of specific "universal design features" which make a home safer and easier to use for persons who are aging or frail, or who have certain temporary or permanent activity limitations or disabilities. A developer is not required to provide the listed features during construction or at any other time, unless the developer has offered to provide a feature and the buyer has requested it and agreed to provide payment. All features covered by"Chapter IIA" of the California Building Code (Title 24, California Code of Regulations, Part 2) are identified by an asterisk (*) and must comply with that Chapter unless otherwise specifically provided. All features not in Chapter I IA must be selected and installed in a workman like manner by the builder unless they are further described in Part V. Page 6 of 7