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g. The use of stucco siding, in limited amounts, is allowed if the elevation contains other natural materials which visually produce an elevation that is sensitive to the natural surroundings to the satisfaction of the Design Review Board. Complete architectural detailing shall occur on all building elevations. h. The design, construction, and placement of accessory structures shall conform to the requirements of the R-1- 20,000 zoning district except as modified by the design guidelines. No accessory structures shall be constructed within the 150 foot Foothill Road setback area or between the east (Foothill Road) elevation and Foothill Road. Minor grading for landscaping or driveway purposes are allowed subject to review and approval of the Planning Director. Additional landscaping shall be provided in this area to blend the existing vegetation into the natural environment. i. The east (Foothill Road) elevation of any future home shall be designed as a front elevation in terms of detail and visual presence. j. The F.A.R shall be .20 based on net lot area, excluding the existing barn or up to 450 sq. ft. of garage area. k. The building height shall be 30 feet from the ridge to the lowest exterior finished grade. 4. An updated set of the design guidelines incorporating the conditions contained herein shall accompany any parcel map application. The updated guidelines shall be submitted to the Planning Director for review and approval prior to submittal to ensure that all conditions have been satisfactorily included. The applicant or his successors in interest shall disclose and provide copies of the design guidelines to lot buyers prior to the close of escrow. 5. Variation in the placement of the ceanothus shall be increased and additional native drought tolerant shrub(sl types shall be added to the plant palette to promote visual interest and variety. These details shall be submitted to the Design Review Board for review and approval in conjunction with any house plan application. 6. The developer shall establish a maintenance agreement with applicable CC&R's for the project. The agreement shall specify responsibility for maintaining all common private utilities, private streets, and landscape area between the frontage road and Foothill Road. The city shall be granted the rights and remedies through the agreement, but not the obligation, to enforce the maintenance obligations. The City Attorney shall review and approve the proposed CC&R;s prior to the recordation of a Parcel Map for the project.