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Resolution No. PC-97-90 Page 12 PARKINWROVEMENTS 24. The developer shall construct the proposed approximately 6.8 acre neighborhood park and 3 acres of improvements to the Iron Horse Trail Corridor and receive credit against the in-lieu park fees required by City ordinance for the proposed residential units. The design and construction plans for the proposed neighborhood park and improvements to the Iron Horse Trail Corridor shall be submitted for the review and approval by the City's Park and Recreation Commission prior to the recordation of a final map. The improvements to the neighborhood park shall be satisfactorily completed prior to the dedication of this park area to the City. The maintenance ofthis neighborhood park and the improvements to the Iron Horse Trail Corridor shall be the responsibility of the City. 25. The design of the Iron Horse Trail Corridor shall include appropriate barriers to prohibit unauthorized vehicles from entering this trail area. The developer shall be responsible for obtaining the necessary easement from Alameda County and other applicable agencies to complete said trail improvements. SOUNDW ALLS/ NOISE ATTENUATION 26. In the event that the proposed 5.5 acre parcel in the southeast corner of the site is acquired for the expansion of the City's facility, the developer shall be responsible for relocating the existing 8 ft. high soundwall or replacing it with a new wall designed similarly to the other project soundwalls. This soundwall shall be constructed on a 4 ft. high landscaped berm area. There shall be an emergency access provided to the City facility from the new project entry roadway on the west side of the facility. The final design and details for this soundwall and emergency access shall be submitted for the review and approval by the Planning Director prior to the recordation of the final map. 27. The developer shall adhere to the recommendations of the Noise Study for the project. Additional analysis shall be completed to determine the specific STC window ratings that would be needed in the second-floor windows of the homes in proximity to the City's Operation Service Center and Busch Road in order to reduce the sound in these indoor areas to an acceptable level as defined by the General Plan. Additionally, the design of these windows and the minimum 10 ft. high soundwall!berm along Busch Road shall be submitted for the review and approval of the Planning Director prior to the recordation of a final map.