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approved by the City, to maintain, repair and inspect those systems. Such maintenance contract shall provide that the contractor file with the City Engineer semi- annually or annually a report certifying that those systems are in good repair and being properly maintained. The Contractor shall report all problems, wear and tear on the systems, and expected future service needs; and b. that the City shall be named as a beneficiary of said CC&R's and granted the power to enforce its provisions if the homeowners association fails to do so. 29. The private streets shall be paved and provide a driving surface of not less than 28 ft. of unobstructed width, be capable of supporting the imposed loads of fire apparatus, and have a minimum of 13 ft. 6 in. of vertical clearance. The final design o€ all project roadways and driveways shall be included in the tentative map submittal. The private streets as shown on the development plan shall be constructed with 6 in. vertical concrete curb and gutter unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer. Parking shall be allowed on only one side of the street in areas of minimum 28 feet width and shall be signed to allow City enforcement if necessary. 30. All roadway and on-site drainage ditches installed shall be constructed of concrete. 31. Storm drain swales, gutters, V-ditches, channels, natural ravines not within the area of a dedicated public street or public service easement approved by the City Engineer shall be privately maintained by the property owners or though an Association approved by the City. 32. Should evidence of any archaeological site be uncovered during any phase of project construction, work shall cease until a qualified archaeologist has reviewed the site and made recommendations concerning the disposition of the site. All mitigation measures required by the Planning Director following receipt of the archaeologist's recommendations shall be conditions of this approval. 33. Perimeter fencing on each lot shall be of one open-type design. Closed-type fencing and walls can be utilized within the building setback area subject to Design Review Board approval. 34. Only the east facing slope of Lot 4 (alternative 3) shall be utilized as a building site unless further geologic analysis is conducted, and determined to be satisfactory by the City's reviewing geologist, which establishes the flat, western portion of Lot 4 as an acceptable building site.