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Resolution No. PC-95-55 Page l4 41. The 16-inch water main indicated on Tentative Map Tract 6452 as traversing from the northwesterly corner of the development to Ruby Hill Drive West shall be installed with Phase III of the development when deemed necessary by the City Engineer. ~ Gradinq and Drainaqe 42. No construction may occur on any lot with over 15 feet of fill until one year after grading, or until such time as the project soils engineer can demonstrate the stability of the fill to the satisfaction of the Building Official and City Engineer. 43. All slope banks within the project shall be limited to a maximum slope of 3:1, or as otherwise approved by the City Engineer. 44. Final grading plans for each tract should show any grading necessary for repair of landslides, soil creep, etc. Final grading and improvement plans shall show all subdrains, buttressing, etc. needed for such repair, as indicated by soils reports. Grading for these repairs shall be included in the overall tract grading calculations. 45. Prior to approval of final map and improvement plans, Section F-F and Section C-C shall be revised to show a two foot wide flat area behind the property line before the beginning of the 3:1 slope bank. 46. Prior to approval of final map and improvement plans, Section B-B shall be revised to show an earthen swale or concrete lined ditch along the rear property line for those lots graded away from the street. Said swale/ditch shall be connected to an on-site drainage inlet. Unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer, those lots that drain to the rear shall have individual lot drainage inlets. 47. Prior to approval of a final map or improvement plans for any tract, the grading and drainage plan for any lot which drains to an open space area shall be revised such that any concentrated storm drain flow shall be piped to the toe of the slope or stream bed, unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer. 48. There shall be a disclosure to all property owners whose lots lie downhill from natural open space areas that the natural runoff from the open space area must be accepted and incorporated into their individual lot drainage plans. Specific reference to these requirements shall be incorporated in the deed for these lots, subject to the review and approval of the City Engineer and City Attorney.