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Resolution No. PC-93-06 Page 8 within each village, the project improvements shall not be phased, nor multiple final maps filed. with first construction, the developer shall complete all subdivision improvements at one time including, but not limited to: common open space and recreational improvements, private streets, street trees, common infrastructure improvements, improvements around future building pads, right-Of-way landscaping including soundwalls, perimeter fences, etc., unless otherwise approved by the Planning Director and City Engineer. Improvements shall be inspected and accepted by the city prior to occupancy of the lots. c. The applicant shall provide a construction program that identifies measures required to mitigate construction activity, i.e., noise, access to the construction site, hours of operation, etc., to the residents of any completed project phase. The construction program shall be provided to the Planning Director for review and approval prior to issuance of a building permit for that construction phase. Failure to comply with these restrictions or any other construction activity restriction established by the City could result in the shutting down of the proj ect a the discretion of the Planning Director until compliance is achieved. d. Unless otherwise approved by the Fire Chief 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. e. If village One is constructed first, the developer shall extend stone Point Way to the easterly property line of the proposed school site. A temporary cul-de-sac shall be constructed at the end of stone pointe Way unless waived by the city Engineer and Fire Marshall. The developer shall construct stoneridge Drive from Eagle Parkway across Tract 6505 to its present terminus at Tract 6164. Costs for the portion of stoneridge Drive across Tract 6505 shall be reimbursed by the City from funds collected from the developer of Tract 6505. The developer may enter into a reimbursement agreement with the city whereby the city will collect funds from Tract 6505 to repay the developer. In the event the right-of-way across Tract 6505 cannot be acquired by the developer, the City may exercise, at the developer's request, its power of eminent domain to acquire said right-Of-way, subject to all costs being borne by the developer. f. If Village Two is constructed first, the developer shall construct stoneridge Drive from Garden Parkway across Tract 6505 to its present terminus at Tract 6164. Costs for the portion of stoneridge Drive across Tract 6505 and Village One shall be reimbursed by the City from funds collected from the developers of these tracts.