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EXHIBIT B CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL PDR-338, Wal-Mart Stores 4501 Rosewood Drive July 14,2004 1. The proposed expansions shall be as shown on Exhibit A, architectural elevations, dated "Received July 9, 2004" and site plan and floor plans, dated "Received April 26, 2004", on file with the Pleasanton Plarming Departroent. Minor changes to the plans may be allowed subject to the approval of the Planning Director if found to be in substantial conformance to the approved exhibits. 2. The applicant shall apply for and receive all applicable permits. 3. All materials and colors for the proposed garden center expansion, including enclosure fencing, masonry columns, shade coverings, etc., shall match those used in the existing garden center. All materials and colors for the proposed stockroom expansion, including walls, cornice, etc., shall match those on the exterior of the existing building. 4. The relocated sign and stucco sign background panel to be constructed on the south side of the proposed stockroom addition shall match the size and design of the existing sign and sign panel on the south side ofthe building. The existing sign and sign panel area on the south side of the existing store shall be removed. Upon removal of the existing sign, the wall shall be patched and repaired to restore the appearance of that area to that similar to the surrounding wall area. 5. No pallets of merchandise, excluding plants, shall be stored along the inside or outside of the new garden center walls so as to be visible to the parking lot area. 6. The three trees, two flowering pears and a London plane, to be removed in the area of the stockroom addition and adjacent parking lot reconfiguration shall be examined by a qualified professional for suitability for transplantation. If the three trees are deemed suitable, the two flowering pear trees shall be relocated to the new parking lot island and the London plane tree moved to another area in the rear landscaping planter adjacent to the stockroom addition. In the event that any of these trees are not deemed suitable for transplanting, the flowering pear trees shall be replaced with 24" box size specimens and the London plane replaced with a 36" box size specimen of similar species. 7. A detailed planting plan shall be submitted for the area in front of the garden center that includes a tree species with a larger growing habit than the existing 5 flowering pear trees, such as Chatalpa tashkandensis, and shall specify tree planting details for the review and approval by the City's Landscape Architect. New tree wells shall be designed with a decorative, low-maintenance accent plant material, such as Phormium tenax 'Maori Maiden', and 2" of decomposed granite topdressing. The revised planting plan I ..