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penetrated, a pool/foundation is dug, or the ground is opened up. He asked if that were a requirement. Mr. Roush stated that is not expressed in the CC&Rs or in the program. He felt that it could be added. Ms. Mohr asked for clarification. Mr. Roush stated that Mr. Pico's request is that during the time the improvement work is going on, there would be someone on site to view and observe what was being opened up to make sure that what everyone thinks is there, is in fact really there. Bruce Stringer, 2047 Valley Oak Road, thanked Deborah Acosta, Karin Mohr, Becky Dennis and Michael Roush for their efforts. He stated it is a standard procedure when any construction takes place at Golden Eagle, that there is a soils engineer or licensed geologist on the site to inspect cuts and compaction. Margaret Tracy, 1262 Madison Avenue, felt that the geologic assurance program will not protect the public interest of the City and Valley residents. She felt that there is a need for independent consultants and fees set according to the needs for repairs as recommended by the consultants. She felt there needs to be some guarantee that the mitigation and recommendations will be implemented and monitored and also asked if there were a timeline to have the requests _ completed. She felt that these repairs will be done only if they are in the CC&R's budget. She asked if there are penalties for noncompliance or delays. She felt it would be helpful to have a map showing the properties that are included. She felt that unique needs might arise and questioned how the Association will handle them since it is a private entity. Ms. Dennis asked how the Council can be sure the abatement happens and what safeguards are there for the City. Mr. Roush stated that the Association has agreed that the budgetary limitation language in the exhibits be eliminated. This proposed amendment to the CC&R's will be sent to the homeowners and will put them on notice that there are certain rules and regulations that have to be looked at and followed. Any work that would be done would be reviewed by the Association as well as by the City and if work is going on without approval, there are methods to stop work until those permits are obtained. Ms. Michelotti asked if the City determines if the rules and regulations apply and would enforce them through our normal inspection process. Mr. Roush stated that this is correct. Through the inspection process, the City would insure that the appropriate rules and regulations were followed. He also stated that the annual report is paid by the homeowners association, not the City. It will be reviewed by the Public Works Director and circulated to our geo-technical consultants to look at, to make sure certain 06/06/95 8