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Resolution No. PC-95-12 Page 4 7. The applicant may obtain a grading permit for the golf course prior to submittal of any final map for any of the residential lots in PODs E, J, K, N, Q, and U around the golf course, as ~ong as such p~ans conform to this modification. This grading permit shall not a~~ow grading in the PODs 0, R, V, and W areas, other than transitiona~ grading for the go~f course, un~ess a tentative map for affected areas of PODs 0, R, V, and W has been reviewed and approved by the Planning Commission. SITE ALTERATIONS. REVISIONS 8. To provide for circulation and emergency vehicles access, the Final Map(s) shall show the following, subject to the review and approval of the Planning Director, Director of Public Works and the City's Fire Marshall: a. "Street" cross-sections and details of the Pod E EVAE. 9. All slope banks within the project shall be limited to a maximum slope of 3:1, or as otherwise approved by the city Engineer. 10. Final grading plans for the go~f course shall provide details of the golf course grading in the area of Hole 16. Such grading shall include the creation of a distinct stream channel that will be directed from Hole ~6 to Hole ~5 under the road via a bridge or arched culvert, similar to other areas on the golf course. 11. The "knuckle" in the street at the south end of POD Q near the 17th hole shall be eliminated. The street frontage of these three affected lots shall be increased through an adjustment of the property lines subject to the review and approval of the Planning Director and City Engineer. 12. The final map and improvement plans for POD N (or portion thereof) shall include a 20 foot wide common open space and easement between the two end ~ots of the northernmost cu1- de-sac of this POD for sanitary sewer and storm drain lines and maintenance access for City vehicles and personnel, unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer. This easement area shall be designated as open space and shall not be included within a private lot area. It shall be owned and maintained by the homeowners' association, and a portion of it sha~l be paved to function also as a drainage re~ease and vehic~e access as determined by the city Engineer. Gates may be located at either end of the access easement to prevent unauthorized entry into the golf course, should the developer desire. The fina~ configuration, exact location, disposition, and security of this easement/common area shall be determined by the city Engineer and Planning Director prior to approval of any final map or improvement plans which affect this area.