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29. No more than seventy five percent (75%) of Lots 1 through 29 (twenty-two lots) shall be issued building permits until the vineyard plantings with permanent irrigation facilities has been completed. 30. The owner/operator of the vineyard area to be cultivated on Parcel "A" and their consult- ant shall work with the Planning staff to determine the feasibility of incorporating the University of California, Davis Campus, "Statewide Pest Management Program Guide- lines" into the maintenance and operation of the vineyard areas. A final report shall be provided to the Planning Commission in conjunction with the tentative subdivision map. In this context, the vineyard owner/operator is encouraged to examine the CCOF Hand- book fi.om an organic practices and list of materials standpoint to minimize the use of chemicals in the vineyard area. Pleasanton Worker/Buyer Incentives 31. When the project developer is ready to sell the first phase of residential units, the project developer shall undertake a marketing campaign targeted at persons who work within the City of Pleasanton. This campaign may include, but is not limited to: working in conjunction with the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Association, and other business group(s) to disseminate information regarding the availability of residential units; contacting large employers (100+ employees) located within the City and working with their Human Resources Department to provide information about the availabil- ity of the residential units; and, c. holding for persons who work in the City of Pleasanton pre-sale open houses. 32. During the course of selling the residential units in each phase of the subject project, the project developer may become aware that there a more qualified, potential buyers than residential units available for sale. The surplus of buyers may be manifested in that the number of persons who have signed interest cards, placed deposits on future units, or have written names on waiting lists exceeds the number of units to be released for sale. When such a "surplus of buyers" situation occurs, the developer shall grant preferences, to the extem legally permitted, to those qualified, potential buyers who are employed within the City of Pleasanton. Such preferences may include, but are not limited to: a. higher priority on waiting lists; and, b. pre-release open houses. PUD-O0-OI (City Council approval) Page 10 of 28 March 7, 2000