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9. The developer shall grant to the city a conservation easement over the 44-acre hillside portion of the site (Lot A). This easement shall indicate that no additional development is permitted on the undeveloped hillside portion of the property, and that the open space is to be maintained in perpetuity, in accordance with General Plan pOlicies and land use designations. (modification of MM 3b [part 1]) 10. The conservation easement shall indicate that the property-owner of Lot A/developer may construct an equestrian facility which includes, but is not limited to: horse stables, riding ring(s), turn-out paddocks, other farm-related structures (for storage of feed, bedding, equipment, etc.), parking areas and an access road which may lead from the private driveway extending past Lot 47. These facilities are subject to environmental review and approval by the city through an application for a major modification to the PUD, prior to any grading, vegetation removal, run-off diversion or construction in anticipation of such facilities. 11. The property-owner of Lot A/developer shall grant a public access easement which traverses the hillside open space portion of the site. This access shall grant pedestrian/equestrian right of trail access to the residents of the Oak Tree Farm development. Additionally, the property-owner of Lot A/developer shall grant first right of refusal for use of the equestrian facility to each resident of the Oak Tree Farm development. 12. The developer shall prepare an open space management program for the hillside open space area prior to tentative map approval. The management mechanism shall provide for continued maintenance of emergency vehicle access roads, fencing at the property boundaries and at the residential/open space boundaries. It shall indicate levels of maintenance required, and propose precise boundaries for land and easement dedication, and emergency vehicle access rights-of-way through the open space. This management program shall be administered by the owner of Parcel A. (modification of MM 3f) 13. The developer shall prepare an open space management program for the open space areas along Foothill Road and common landscape areas (such as street median islands) prior to tentative map approval. The management mechanism shall provide for continued maintenance of the open space areas in perpetuity, weed abatement, enforcement of CC&Rs prohibiting construction, etc. within the open space areas, and for continued maintenance of landscape areas to the satisfaction of the City. The program shall indicate levels of maintenance required and shall be administered by the Landscaping and Lighting District.