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studies by a qualified geotechniCal engineer. Such study shall be completed prior to tentative map or building permit approval. 19. Site-specific soils, geologic and geotechnical engineering studies shall be required for structures proposed on parcels within zones Ao, F, and A1 (zones where the potential geologic hazard is judged to be moderate to high), prior to tentative map or building permit approval, and subject to approval by the Building Inspection Department. 20. Grading and erosion control plans shall be submitted to the Public Works Department for each development project within the Specific Plan area prior to final subdivision map and building permit approval. Grading plans shall balance cut and fill to the maximum extent feasible. Grading plans shall include provisions to limit impacts to 'adjacent residents by minimizing grading near property lines, phasing grading operations to minimize noise disturbance, and frequent watering of exposed areas to reduce dust. If fill is used on slopes, the grading plan shall provide detailed recommendations for slope gradients, preparation, acceptable fill materials, and method of placement and degree of fill compaction. Erosion control.plans shall include effective control methods as detailed by the Association of Bay Area Governments. ' 21. "Funding Developers" shall develop a creek habitat restoration plan as a part of the master landscape plan that follows the Specific Plan guidelines, results in no net loss of habitat acreage or value, revegetates channel and banks, and provides setbacks as specified in the Specific Plan. The restoration plan shall be created in consultation with the Department of Fish and Game, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 22. All site specific development proposals shall comply with the requirements of the City's Heritage Tree Ordinance and avoid tree removal whenever possible. No disturbance of any kind should be allowed under tree driplines. The use of flashing should be used- to protect against excessive summer watering of heritage oak trees. 23. The drainage channel and outer banks shall be vegetated (preferably with native vegetation). Within the outer perimeter of the channel right-of-way, non-obligate riparian tree species (i.e., oaks and bays) should be planted with caution to avoid erosion of the channel. Improvements shall be completed prior to issuance of occupancy permits for "Funding Developer" projects. 24. The developer/owner of Parcel 25 shall provide a 50-foot setback from the riparian zone at Parcel 25. It is not known whether the California Tiger Salamander, San Francisco Forktail Damselfly, and Ricksecker's Water Scavenger Beetle definitely occur within this parcel. If the recommended mitigation measure for retention of wetland habitat (including retention of the natural stream channel and a building setback of at least 50 feet from the - 4 -