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Res. 2751 1/22/86 feet from Neal Street in order to minimize headlight glare into neighboring windows. d. That a retaining wall shall be constructed south of the 69 inch diameter oak tree and adjacent to the access road as shown on Exhibit A, subject to the review of the City Engineer. e. That no development, construction, grading, or other improvements shall occur outside of the buildable area on Parcel 9 without prior approval of the Planning Director, and that the design of any residence/building on Parcel 9 shall require design approval by the Planning Director prior to issuance of building permits. 2. That unless modified by this development plan, the development standards of the R-1-7500 District shall apply to this site. 3. That the building height limitation for Parcel 5 and 8 shall be 16 feet and shall be 25 feet for all other parcels. 4. That the developer apply for and receive approval for the corresponding subdivision of the property. 5. That the applicant is aware that Growth Management approval must be secured prior to further development of the site. 6. That recommendations for tree preservation contained under design, construction, and maintenance guidelines as noted in the tree report, pertaining to trees to be preserved in this development plan, prepared by Hort Science, Inc., dated January 11, 1986 shall be incorporated into the development except as modified by this development plan. 7. That the storm drainage plan provide a low flow diversion into the existing channel westerly of the main access street, with recapture at the westerly property line, said system to be designed to provide a natural supply of natural storm drainage water to the 69 inch diameter oak tree in accordance with the recommendation for the tree's preservation found in the tree report dated January 11, 1986, but that said diversion be designed to not divert the lowest flows (in order to avoid diverting summer watering and street oil, gas, and other pollutants to the natural channel). 8. That a final landscape plan be submitted to the Planning Department for approval prior to issuance of a building permit.