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c. Development Standards for Open Accessory Structures, e.g., Swimming Pools and Spas including, Arbors, Trellises, Open Patios, etc. (Note: These setback standards shall also apply to swimming pools and spas.) • Maximum height -One-Story and 15-feet • Rearyard Setback - 15-feet from the property lice provided that any structure is at least 5 feet from the top-of--bank of a Swale/seep or slope bank. • Interior Sideyard - 10-feeC for the structure or 5-feet for the swimming pool/spa equipment from the property line provided that any structure is at least 5 feet from the top-of--bank of a Swale/seep or slope bank. • Street Sideyard for Corner Lots - 20-feet from the property line for the structure and for swimming pool/spa equipment provided that any structure is at least 5 feet from the top-of--bank of a Swale/seep or slope bank. d. Development Standards for Enclosed Accessory Structures including Second Units: • Rearyard Setback - 20-feet from the property line provided that any structure is at least 5 feet from the top-of--bank of a Swale/seep or slope bank. • Interior Sideyard - 15-feet from the property line provided that any structure is at least 5 feet from the top-of--bank of a Swale/seep or slope bank. • Street Sideyard for Corner Lots - 15-feet from the property line provided that any structure is at least 5 feet from the top-of--bank of aSwale/seep or slope bank. • Maximum height -One-Story and 15-feet (Note: The floor area for enclosed accessory structures shall be included in the sites' floor area ratios.) e. Architectural projections and bay/oriel windows shall conform to the definitions and standards described under Section 18.84.120 of the Pleasanton Municipal Code. f The maximum height for any primary or accessory structure on Lots 1 through 8 shall be measured vertically from the lowest point of the structure to the highest point of the structure, excluding towers, cupolas, chimneys and other such uninhabitable projections. 3. The applicant shall post with the City prior to approval of final subdivision map, an additional performance bond for all subdivision improvements that are not to be accepted by the City of Pleasanton. 4. The project developer shall obtain all agency environmental permits prior to the recordation of the final subdivision map or prior to the issuance of a grading permit.