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EXHIBIT B CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL PUD-58 and PGPA-11, Charles Austin and Scott Austin 3459 Old Foothill Road August 23, 2006 Project-Specific Conditions: The subdivision, public improvements and landscaping, and buildings covered by this approval shall be constructed/installed substantially as shown on the development plans, Exhibit "A", dated "Received August 18, 2006" on file with the Planning Department, except as modified by the following conditions. Minor changes to the plans maybe allowed subject to the approval of the Planning Director if found to be in substantial conformance to the approved exhibits. 2. Lots 1 through 8 of the PUD Development Plan shall be subject to the following uses and site development standards: a. The permitted and conditional uses of the R-1 (One Family Residential) District as described under Chapter 18.32 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code. b. Development Standards for Primary Structures: The following building setback and height standards shall apply to the primary structures and additions to primary structures including second units on these lots: • Frontyard Building Setback - 30 feet from the property line provided that any building is at least 10 feet from the top-of--bank of a Swale/seep or slope bank. • Interior Sideyard Building Setback - 15 feet from the property line provided that any building is at least 5 feet from the top-of--bank of a swale/seep or slope bank. • Street Sideyard Building Setback - 20-feet from the property line provided that any building is at least 5 feet from the top-of--bank of a Swale/seep or slope bank. • Rearyard Building Setback - 30-feet from the property line provided that any building is at least 5 feet from the top-of--bank of a Swale/seep or slope bank. • Maximum Height - 30-feet. • Maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) - 25% or 8,000 square feet, exclusive of 700 square feet of garage area, whichever is less. (Note: Garage floor area over 700 square feet will be added to the building floor area.) The Zoning Administrator may permit a minor reduction of the setback distance from a Swale, seep, or slope bank for houses ofhigh-quality design where the reduced setback is to allow a significant architectural design feature, e.g., a stepped-pad design reflecting the topographic character of the site.