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Resolution No. PC-91-1 Page 5 15. All measures necessary to remove the site from the flood hazard zone shall be undertaken as part of the Phase 1 construction. These include, but are not limited to, construction of the berm and V-ditches, filling of the site to raise pad elevations, and construction of drains or culverts for storm and flood water diversion as determined necessary by the City Engineer. 16. As part of the Final Map approval, the applicant shall dedicate the 2.7 acre parcel indicated for park purposes to the city. The developer shall be responsible for all park improvements to the 2.7 acre portion of the park, as determined by the City's Park and Recreation commission. Determination of park improvements shall be made by the Park and Recreation commission prior to approval of the Final Map. 17. That the design of the masonry wall between the park and Lots 30 and 34-38 shall be subject to review and approval by the Planning Director in conjunction with the review of park improvements by the City's Park and Recreation Commission and prior to approval of the Final Map. 18. That the fencing plan shall be as indicated on the landscape plan. Any changes in the fencing plan shall be subject to the review and approval of the Planning Director. 19. No fences or wall, except along a property line, and no large- sized vegetation shall be planted in any water, sanitary sewer, or storm drain easements within the individual lots. 20. If it is determined that an easement is necessary across the rear of Lots 92 - 96 to transfer the utility line from the above ground pole to an underground sleeve in Kirkcaldy street, this easement shall be shown on the Final Map. 21. That the Moderate Income Housing Program shall be modified to give sale preference to Pleasanton residents and workers. 22. That the Moderate Income Housing Program shall be modified to indicate that if the county desires to sell at market price any unit reserved for the affordable housing program, the City of Pleasanton shall have second right of refusal to purchase the house from the County at the affordable sale price. In the event that a unit is sold at fair market value, any and all proceeds of that sale which are returned to the County shall be used exclusively for low and moderate income programs.