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Resolution No. PC-95-90 Page 15 g. Unless otherwise approved by the Fire Marshall, no housing may be constructed unless an emergency vehicle access acceptable to the Fire Marshall has been established. This access shall be maintained at all times until public improvements are completed and accepted by the City. h. The Emergency Vehicle Access (EVA) is subject to review and approval by the Fire Marshall, City Engineer,and Planning Director prior to City Council approval on the final map. 17. Grading and Engineering Design Requirements: a. The developer shall implement the following engineering requirements with the design of the tentative map and/or on-site improvement plans as required by the Planning Director and the City Engineer: i) There shall be individual water and sanitary sewer laterals to each dwelling unit. A two-way cleanout shall be installed on the sanitary sewer lateral in a location back of the private service easement. ii) All City maintained sanitary sewers shall be interconnected unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer. iii) Building foundations located adjacent to utility lines shall be designed so that the structure's weight does not bear upon these pipes, unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer. iv) Private courts shall have individual water services to each dwelling unit. Individual sanitary lines to multiple dwelling units may be combined into a six inch (6") sanitary sewer lateral, unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer. A two-way cleanout shall be installed on the sanitary sewer lateral in a location back of the private service easement. v) The typical street section for "A" Street and "B" Street shall be modified as follows: The street section shall include vertical curbs and a four foot (4') wide sidewalk along the north side of the street. The width of the sidewalk adjacent to the back of the parking stalls shall be enlarged to maintain a clear four foot (4') walkway beyond any vehicle overhang. II , I .