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<br />Exhibit "A" <br />Conditions or Approval <br />Resolution No. PC-91-94 <br /> <br />1. That the proposed subdivision shall conform substantially to <br />the site plan (dated "Received November 6, 1991"), landscape <br />plan and details (dated "Received October 3, 1991"), and <br />related materials, Exhibit A, on file with the Planning <br />Department, except as modified by these conditions. <br /> <br />2. That this project shall also be subject to the conditions and <br />recommendations listed in the geotechnical study (dated <br />February 14, 1991), related addenda (dated September 23, <br />October 8, October 23, and November 8, 1991; submitted by <br />MS Geotechnical), and related peer review comments and <br />recommendations (submitted by Herzog Associates). <br /> <br />3. That the applicant shall conduct and provide the results of <br />laboratory soil tests which yield actual drained shear <br />strength parameters (as described in the letter from Herzog <br />Associates dated November 12, 1991) for review and approval by <br />the City Engineer prior to the recordation of a final map for <br />the subject property. If said tests indicate that the <br />proposed 2-to-1 slope fill bank behind Lots 21-23 cannot be <br />satiSfactorily supported, then the development plan approved <br />in Case PUD-90-13 shall be subject to further review by the <br />City, including the possible reconfiguration of improvements <br />and/or deletion of residential lots. <br /> <br />4. That the final map shall include a plan or statement <br />describing the movement and placement of soil within the <br />boundaries of the site during the grading process. No excess <br />soils shall be stockpiled within the sensitive areas <br />surrounding the creek (as defined by the proposed property <br />lines of the common areas on both sides of the entry bridge) <br />at any time during the grading process. <br /> <br />5. That the developer shall utilize "gray water", such as may be <br />obtained from the DSRSD (Dublin-San Ramon Services District) <br />facility in Pleasanton, for dust control and related <br />activities during the grading phase of project development. <br /> <br />6. That the design of the storm drain system at the rear of Lots <br />32-35 shall be subject to final review and approval by the <br />City Engineer in conjunction with review and recordation of a <br />final map for the project. <br />