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Res. 2009 Page 3 6. That the developer acknowledges that the City of Pleasanton does not guarantee the availability of sufficient sewer capacity to serve this development by approval of this project and the developer agrees and acknowledges that building permit approval may be withheld if sewer capacity is found by the City not to be available. 7. That copies of the letters from David Carpenter dated 11/6/80 and Judd Hull dated 11/21/80 be given to all prospective buyers along with the Soil and Geology Investigation No. 865-A66-A5. 8. That all 54 conclusions and recommendations of the Soil and Geology Investigation No. 865-A66-A5 of Judd Hull dated 10/13/80 be complied with during construction of all structures on the subject property. 9. That the applicant submit a plan to the City showing how access and water will be maintained to the Juhl property during construction of the main road; this plan to be approved prior to submittal of a final sub- division map. 10. That the owner of the parcel immediately north of lot 18 shall be granted vehicular access over the Deer Oaks drive if, prior to the filing of the final subdivision map for subject project, said owner agrees to share the prorata cost of maintaining the roadway including insurance costs and gate maintenance and agrees to abide by all association rules and restrictions on the use of same. Said vehicular access right-of-way shall be limited to one user/homeowner o£ the northerly parcel. 11. That as part of the tentative map approval, the exact location of the road to lots 13 through 16 be established showing retaining wall location, trees and how the slide area is to be corrected. 12. That the applicant be cognizant of the fact that City approval is required prior to removal of any heritage size tree. 13. That as part of the tentative map approval a precise plan for the emergency access road to lots 5, 8 and 9 shall be submitted showing retaining walls, and trees to be removed and pruned. _ 14. That the large oak tree near the existing stable shall be repaired and maintained in a healthy condition at all times.