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32. That the soils engineer acceptable to the City mentioned ~~ <br />in condition 31 shall be present during grading, land- ~!' <br />slide repair and sub-drain placement; following rough <br />grading work, he shall provide a grading report to the <br />City including a complete record of all field and <br />laboratory tests with location and elevation of all <br />tests. <br />33. The soils engineer acceptable to the City shall inspect <br />the final grading and drainage control for each dwelling <br />and provide a statement to the City indicating that <br />final conditions are in accordance with his recom- <br />mendations prior to release for occupancy of said <br />dwelling. <br />34. That the buildings in the development shall be a maximum <br />of two stories in height. <br />35. That final design of all structures including accessory <br />buildings and fences shall be subject to approval by the <br />Planning Division. It is intended that all structures <br />blend with their surroundings to the maximum extent <br />practicable. To this end, buildings materials used <br />shall be confined mainly to varying types of wood and <br />some types of masonry (such as slumpblock or brown brick). <br />Colors shall be those earthtones which best conform to <br />the area. Bright obstrusive colors, such as white <br />stucco walls or red roofs shall be prohibited unless <br />it can be demonstrated that such colors would not be <br />out of character with the surroundings. <br />36. All fencing shall be subject to approval by the Planning <br />Division. <br />37. That if grading practices are required on a lot (in order <br />to create a building site) which are contrary to the <br />purposes of the HPD District as determined by City staff, <br />the applicant shall submit a revised development plan for <br />any such lot for approval by the City. <br />38. That a lot specific soils investigation and report <br />shall be completed by a state licensed geologist, <br />geologic engineer or soils engineer and approved by <br />the Building Division prior to issuance of a building <br />permit. The soils report and the Soil and Geologic <br />Investigation No. 865-A66-A5 shall be used to govern <br />how the structures will be constructed on the sites. <br />39. That should any proposed lot not have a buildable site, <br />such lot shall not be shown on the tentative map as a <br />separate parcel but shall be included in the open space ~ <br />lands or be added to neighboring parcels. <br />-6- <br /> <br />