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1 2. Structural DeeiRn of Streets The pavement sections shall be designed by the developer's Soil Engineer and be acceptable to the City Engineer. 3. Specifications and Standard Details In accordance with Section 8.01 of Ordinance No. 358, it is requested that the City Engineer be authorized to modify the City's existing Standard Specifications and Detail in applying them to this Sub- division in order to allow for modern materials and methods as may be required. Some specific recommendations for such modifications are as follows: a. Specifications for sewer and water pipe should be modified to allow newer type joints. b. Specifications for street name signs should be modified to require white reflectorized letters, block numbers on green coated aluminum sheeting as previously approved by the Planning Commis- sion and City Council. c. Reference should be made to the 1960 Standard Specifications of the California Division of Highways, rather than the 1954 edition, particularly with reference to roadway materials. 4, Sanitary Sewer S sv rem The 6" V.C.P, shown along lot lines in the northeast corner of the subdivision and serving lots 23 and 24 should be eliminated in favor of a line in Amber Lane. Final approval of the sanitary sewer system should be withheld until the developer has submitted engineering calculations and has demon- strated to the satisfaction of the City Engineer that the proposed system is adequate for the service area and generally meets the long- range requirements for the sanitary sewer ayetem in this area. 5. Water Supply and Diatribution_Syatem The 12" cast iron water main in Sunol Blvd. should be extended across the entire Sunol Blvd. frontage of the developer's property. The water line shown along lot Lines in the northeast corner of the subdivision and aezving lots 23 and 24 should be eliminated in favor of a line across the entire Amber Lane frontage. Final approval of the water supply and distribution system should be withheld until the developer has submitted engineering calculations and has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the City Engineer that the proposed ayetem is adequate for the service area and genezally meets the bong-range requirements for the water system in this area. 6. Final approval of the storm drainage system should be withheld until the developer tua demonstrated to tb.e satisfaction of the City Engineer that the proposed system is adequate for the tributary areas under fully developed conditions, and that the downstream system is adequate an~i easements are provided. 7. In accordance with Article 8, Ordinance llo. 358, the Planning Commiseio; moat specify the method of installation of public utilities at the time of approval of the Tentative Map. It is recommended that streamlined underground systems be used in this development. 8. Easements It is recommended that all in-tract easements be granted as public service easements with no reference to specific use. 9. Other Ordinances Unless specifically modified by the Planning Commission at the time of approval of this Tentative Map, the development shall confoxm to all applicable ordinances and regulations of the City of Pleasanton and all other agencies having jurisdiction.