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Resolution No. PC-97-85 Page 6 b. A parking easement on the office parcel for four parking spaces in favor of all residents. These four parking spaces shaH be signed for resident parking only. Residents shall not necessarily have access to other surface or subsurface parking contained on the office building parcel. c. Reciprocal parking, access, and use easements across Parcel A in equal favor of all residents. d. Reciprocal parking, access, and utility easements across residential parcels for equal use of motor courts and parking within motor courts among the residents of each court. Such easements shall not include the private driveway apron of each home. e. Maintenance and access for maintenance easements between individual residential lots to allow residents maintenance access to those portions of homes which may be inaccessible due to fencing. 8. The developers shall install a 60" storm drain pipe within the Alameda County Transportation Corridor from Ray Street to the new 60" storm drain outfall at the Arroyo del Valle, also to be installed by the developers. The developers may enter into a reimbursement agreement with the City for installation of the 60" storm drain line and 60" storm drain outfall. The developers shall be responsible only for engineering costs and installation of a 12" pipe and outfall. Costs associated with the oversized line and outfall wiH be reimbursable by the City. The City shall assume responsibility for obtaining any easements from Alameda County for installation of the line and outfall within the Alameda County Transportation Corridor. The developers shall be responsible for obtaining all permits and approvals for instaHation of the pipe and outfall from the appropriate agencies. 9. Backflow prevention devices shall be required where the upstream sanitary sewer manhole is higher than the house pad elevation. 10. All sanitary sewer mains insta1led within the private street and motor courts shall be publicly owned and maintained. AH sanitary sewer laterals to the private lots shaH have two-way clean-outs located the back-of-curb. II. All storm drain lines located within the private courts and streets shall be privately owned and maintained by the homeowners' association. Any storm drain systems located in the yards of private lots shall be owned and maintained by the individual homeowner. Deeds to the homes shall indicate that inlets, catch basins, or other aspects of the in-lot storm drain system shall not be blocked or otherwise modified (unless with prior approval from the City Engineer) by the homeowner through landscaping, grading, or permanent improvements. 12. All sanitary mains installed in the project shall be of an 8" diameter insta1led at a minimum slope of 0.005 on the private courts, and shall conform to SDR 26, unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer.