PC-92- 1 & 92-2 - Laserfiche WebLink

a. certain nuisances, associated with agricultural practices both on-site and on adjacent properties, may affect project residents. Potential nuisances include, but are not limited to, noise, odor, dust, chemicals and other sprays, insects, and rodents; b. Legal agricultural activities will not be curtailed as the result of the introduction of residential uses into the area; c Property owners, their invitees, guests, and agents assume the risk of living or working adjacent to landowners involved in agricultural practices and bear the duty to educate and inform themselves, invitees, guests, and agents of the dangers involved in trespassing on adjacent landowners' property, and restrictions exist on keeping of certain types of animals on the properties. Notification of the information discussed above shall be given by the developers, their assignees or transferees and the homeowners' association, its representatives, agents, or managers, through the following means: deeds, CC&R's, and leases, title reports, and posting of signs and/or notices; and/or distribution of flyers informing property owners of specially scheduled occurrences which may be perceived as nuisances, (e.g. periodic chemical spraying). Further, the Alameda county Right-to-Farm Ordinance, in its entirety, shall be attached to all deeds, leases, and CC&R's. Failure to notification (i.e., non-disclosure) will not affect the title nor recording of any document, but may subject the seller or lessor or their respective agent to civil action by the purchaser or lessee, for any damages incurred as a result of nondisclosure. This notification also shall be provided to guests, members or invitees of the golf club by the golf club's owner, managing agent or representative, through posting a notice in a conspicuous place in the clubhouse or other means. 4. Prior to first occupancy of a residential unit within any Final Map area, a landscape and lighting district (LLD) and/or homeowners' association shall be formed to accomplish the following functions at no cost to the City: a. Maintain permanent drainage, erosion control and water quality facilities; b. Inspect and maintain slopes and facilities, prior to October 1 of each year; c. Repair any mass soil movement or erosion involving common area property; d. Maintain common areas, fire buffer, undeveloped open space, and the Foley buffer; e. Maintain street lighting; f. Maintain all project streets and parking areas;