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Resolution No. PC-95-55 Page 4 with the cities of Livermore and Pleasanton and CALTRANS, and will meet all CALTRANS safety standards. All utilities and services will be designed to City standards to ensure the public health and safety. The City of Livermore is accepting the sanitary sewer wastewater. The storm drain system will be maintained privately, but is being designed to City standards. Water service is being provided through the City via Zone 7. A second water reservoir with a 1.3 million gallon capacity will be constructed with this phase of the development (if not earlier) in order to service homes at higher elevations. As with all developments in high hazard fire zones in the City of Pleasanton, automatic residential fire suppression sprinkler systems are required for each home. The applicant also will be constructing, as required, a building to house emergency personnel to ensure that all portions of this project are within the City's five-minute emergency response range. A fire management and maintenance plan already has been prepared for proper maintenance of open space areas. 5. The design of the subdivision or its related improvements will not conflict with easements, acquired by the public at large, for access through or use of property within the proposed subdivision. The primary easement which affects this phase of the Ruby Hill development is the Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) gas line which traverses the property. The applicant is required to relocate this gas line along Vallecitos Road, and also will need to relocate a portion of the gas line in the vicinity of the second water reservoir. The existing gas line and easement will be abandoned. No other easements are affected by development of this property. Access through common open space areas is possible through the trail system in combination with sidewalks along streets. Easements are not required to guarantee this access since the general public will not have access to these trails or the development. These trails will be available to the residents of Ruby Hill only. As required by the EIR and conditions of approval, access to the Foley buffer and Tiger Salamander Habitat area is prohibited to residents.