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7. The applicant shall submit a fence plan for the southern property line for the review and approval by the Planning Director prior to the approval of a minor subdivision for the property. This plan shall illustrate which existing fences shall be removed and the location of the new fencing to be installed. The applicant shall meet with the neighbors regarding this fencing, with the goal being consolidation and replacement as needed of fencing between the subject property and the Rosepointe lots. The developer shall pay for the entire cost of this proposed fencing and its installation. 8. The applicant shall install the landscaping along the entire southern property line as shown on the attached landscape plan, "Exhibit A", prior to the occupancy of any of the residences on any of the three lots. The remainder of the landscaping shall be installed within one year of occupancy of the house on Lot 2. 9. All of the existing trees on the southern property line, as well as new trees planted in this area, shall be retained. None of these trees may be removed without the approval of the Planning Director. These restrictions shall be recorded with the deed for each of the properties and proof of the recordation of the deed restriction shall be provided to the Planning Department prior to the issuance of building permits for the respective lot. 10. The applicant shall follow all of the recommendations of the tree report for the protection of the existing trees shown to be saved on the attached grading plan. The applicant shall have an arborist present on the site at the commencement of grading for the structure to be located on Lot 2 to ensure that all the necessary precautionary measures have been implemented. The applicant shall also notify the Planning Department of the commencement of grading. Upon the completion of the site grading and the foundation construction, the arborist shall provide a report to the Planning Department which outlines the health of the trees subsequent to the construction and the extent of damage to the trees, if any, caused by the construction. This final report shall be submitted to the Planning Department prior to the final occupancy of the structure. 11. The cul-de-sac shall be a private street, but shall remain open for use by the public for turnaround purposes. This shall be noted on the minor subdivision plan and an easement for public use shall be provided if deemed necessary by the Planning Director. Resolution No. PC-91-33 May 8, 1991