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Resolution No. PC-97-68 Page 9 19. Prior to Council approval of a final map, the developer shall include on the final landscape and site plans fencing details for all aspects of the project subject to the review and approval of the Planing Director and including, but not limited to, the following: a. A specific design and color for the precast concrete wall to be installed on the western property line. The wall shall not be less than six feet in height and shall be of a color and design complementary the office building architecture. The developer also shall work with the neighbors in the adjacent townhome project to ascertain whether they have particular preferences for the wall color or design on their side ofthe wall. b. A specific design for the tubular metal fencing along the Arroyo and the metal gates leading to the trail access. This fencing and the gates shall be subject to the approval of Zone 7 and the LIvermore-Pleasanton Fire Authority Fire Marshall. c. Details for all wood, good neighbor fencing to be placed along the site's property lines. The developer shall work with individual property-owners along Walnut Drive to determine which neighbors desire new fencing. No property line fencing shall exceed six feet in height unless otherwise approved by the zoning Administrator. d. Details for all fencing to be installed between the new lots. Said fencing shall be designed with five feet of solid board fence and one foot oflattice to a height not to exceed six feet, unless otherwise approved by the Zoning Administrator. e. Design offencing to be placed across the trail in the ACTC. The developers shall work with staff, the EBRPD, and the County to determine the most appropriate type of fencing to preclude trespassing. Fencing shall be placed at least 100 feet from Ray Street and that this fence should be of a metal picket style, similar to the Arroyo fencing. Fencing across the trail near the Arroyo may be of a chain link style. No fencing shall exceed 6 feet in height unless otherwise approved by the Zoning Administrator. Fencing shall include gate access for the Fire Authority to access the trail and the second emergency access into the project and shall be subject to the review and approval of the Fire Marshall. 20. Prior to Council approval of the final map, the developer shall submit at least three typical rear yard treatment plans for review and approval ofthe Planning Director as part of the final landscape plan. These rear yard treatments shall provide a list of plant materials suitable for installation in the yard areas of the units and shall indicate possible locations for the installation of trellises, patio covers, decks, spaces and other permitted accessory structures as permitted by the project development standards. These typical rear yard treatments shall be made available in the sales office for the units and shall be included with every homebuyer's package.