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• The private front, side, and rear yard landscape and irrigation designs for <br />the lots covered by this approval shall conform to Exhibit "E-2", "Oak <br />Grove Open Space & Common Area Design Guidelines" dated March, <br />2007 prepared by Berger, Detmer, Ennis Architects and M. D. <br />Fotheringham, Landscape Architects, Inc. <br />d. The building and landscape design review procedures for Lots 1 through 51 <br />shall conform to the procedures defined in Exhibit "E-1 ", "Oak Grove <br />Residence Lot Design Guidelines" dated March, 2007 prepared by Berger, <br />Detmer, Ennis Architects and M. D. Fotheringham, Landscape Architects, Inc. <br />e. All lots shall be designed and graded with balanced cut and fill in order to <br />prevent the off-haul of graded material beyond the limits of this development. <br />The Planning Director and the City Engineer may, based upon a <br />comprehensive grading plan, permit a private lot developer to export/import <br />graded material to/from another lot in the development. If no opportunity is <br />present, the lot developer may be allowed to import/export material beyond <br />the limits of this development with the approval of a modification of the PUD <br />development plan including an environmental determination. <br />Engineering Requirements <br />X39. The sanitary sewer gravity main and the sanitary force main and pump stations <br />serving Lots 30 through 32 are private and shall be maintained by the individual <br />property owners or the Homeowners Association, as determined in the CC&R's. <br />3-40. Lots 10, 26, and 51 require individual, sanitary-sewer ejector pumps and force <br />mains. The ejector pumps and force mains for these lots shall be provided by <br />the individual lot owners, are private, and shall be maintained by the individual <br />property owners. Other lots may be required to provide such infrastructure and <br />shall be determined through engineering design and shall be shown on the <br />grading/utility plans of the building permit plans for these lots to the satisfaction of <br />the Chief Building and Safety Official. <br />3-41. The project developer shall show to the satisfaction of the City Engineer the <br />following changes on the tentative subdivision map and/or the grading/utility <br />plans submitted with the tentative map: <br />a. The sanitary sewer line within the access road to the water reservoir/staging <br />area and restroom shall be eight inches in diameter unless otherwise <br />approved by the City Engineer. <br />b. The sanitary sewer mains and laterals within the street rights-of-way shall be <br />PVC SDR 26 unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer. There shall be <br />a two-way cleanout on the gravity sanitary sewer lateral for each lot, located <br />at the back of the curb. <br />Cit ~ Council October 2, 2007 Page 17 of 41 <br />