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CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL PUD-88-16 11/08/89 1. The development plan shall be substantially as shown on the plan designated "Alternative 3(a),'~ dated November 3, 1989, on file with the Planning Department, except as otherwise modified by these conditions. Changes to interior lot line configurations may be made, subject to the approval of the Planning Director, so long as the intent to achieve minimum 20,000 sq. ft. lots utilizing the site from Foothill Road to and including the top of the knoll is maintained. 2. The uses and site development standards for the site shall be those of the R-1-20,000 District except for the following: a. Side yard setbacks shall be 20 ft. for all new structures. b. The maximum height for a house constructed on Lot 2 shall be 25 ft., measured from the lowest elevation of the foundation to the elevation of the highest roof ridge. The roof type for Lot 2 shall be a gable or hip type sloping away from Foothill Road. c. Maximum floor area ratio shall be 25~, including garage and/or carport areas. 3. Building pads and yard areas shall conform to the natural grade of the site to the maximum extent feasible. No grading for yard areas shall exceed a five ft. vertical difference in elevation from graded pad to top of slope bank/retaining wall. All grading proposed shall be subject to Design Review Board review and approval. 4. Each lot shall provide at least (3) parking spaces on site (not located within a garage); tandem parking is acceptable to meet this requirement. 5. Each main structure shall require Design Review Board review and approval prior to construction. This review shall include review of proposed site grading, fencing, landscaping and the colors, materials, and design of the structure. Auxiliary structures greater than 100 sq. ft. in size shall require Design Review Board approval as well. Building design and colors shall be selected to blend the structures into their environment. 6. The project shall adhere to the construction related recommendations of the tree report (Hortscience, 1988) including measures to prune and cable existing trees to assure continued health.