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vegetation, maintain and enhance the open character of the open space areas, and reduce the risk of open land wild fire's danger to structures to the lowest practical level consistent with open space values. The plan shall cover the following issues: Define how the open lands of the project will be owned, used, and maintained, what wild fire hazard mitigation measures will be implemented, and how vegetation and wildlife habitat are likely to change over time; The selection or formation of an entity responsible for maintenance of the open lands shall be subject to the Planning Director and City Fire Marshal's approval (financial obligations of the property owners to the maintenance entity shall be disclosed to potential purchasers); Where open lands are to be removed from grazing use, one or a combination of brush control measures, such as selective irrigation, mowing, discing, herbicide application or the removal of combustible materials, should be selected to achieve the objectives of the plan; Fire resistant planting shall be installed within a minimum of 30' between homes and non-irrigated grasslands. Domestic planting shall be irrigated. The plan shall specify who will be responsible for its implementation, and how its implementation will be paid for; and Provide for periodic monitoring of vegetation growth, wildlife habitat and fire risk. visual and biological concerns and effects shall be incorporated into the plan, and the plan shall be coordinated with the re-vegetation landscape plan. The plan shall also include provisions for on-going maintenance of all fire protection measures. If the open space area is to be privately maintained by a homeowners association, then the on-going maintenance by the homeowners association shall be provided for in the CC&R's for the project. If the open space area is to Resolution No. PC-91-19 March 13, 1991