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24. A tree report by a certified arborist shall be required to specify requirments for the protection of the oak tree on the starnes' property during the grading of the project site. RETAINING WALLS 25. All retaining walls shall be limited to five feet in height and shall be stepped, if feasible. If the total height of two retaining walls exceeds five feet, these walls must be separated by a minimum of ten linear feet. 26. All retaining walls visible from Foothill Road shall be faced with natural materials, such as natural stone, wood, etc. DRIVEWAY EASEMENTS FOR STARNES PROPERTY 27. A 20' wide access easement for the benefit of the southern Starnes property shall be shown on the Minor Subdivision Plan. This driveway easement shall be located across the eastern portion of Lot 2 and shall connect the Starnes property to the proposed private street. Any future driveway in this access easement area shall not exceed 16 feet in width. This ingress/egress easement, in addition to the use of private roadway, shall be recorded for the benefit of the property immediately to the south (Starnes). Prior to the Starnes property taking access to this private road, the City must review and approve this access and the design of the driveway leading to the private road. In the event that the owner of the Starnes property chooses to utilize this 20' driveway easement, the owner would be responsible for the construction of the driveway on this easement. At the time of connection to this private street, the owner of the Starnes parcel would be required to join and participate in the legal entity created for the maintenance and repair of the entire length of the private street. 28. Remove easement to the rear of the Starnes property, which lies in front of Lot 3. DESIGN GUIDELINES 29. Prior to minor subdivision approval, all modifications and/or changes required by the Design Review Board, Planning Commission, and/or city Council to the Ku Property Design Guidelines shall be combined into a single comprehensive document. This document shall be submitted to the Planning Director for review and approval prior to its publication. The applicant or her successors in interest shall disclose the design guidelines to lot buyers prior to the close of escrow, and shall provide them with copies of the guidelines.