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• The City's traffic impact fees (TIF) for the 51 units at the rates in effect <br />when the subdivision map is approved by City Council. <br />• Construction of traffic calming measures on Hearst Drive which will be <br />determined by the City's Traffic Engineer with input from representatives <br />of the Kottinger Ranch Homeowners Association. <br />• Installation of a traffic signal at the Bernal Avenue/Kottinger Street <br />intersection ~•~~+" +ho f,r~+ ,+o.,oi,,.,.,,.o.,+ ..h.~~o as determined by the City <br />Engineer. The installation of this signal shall be subject to the review and <br />approval by the City Council. <br />• Coordination of the signal phasing of the Bernal Avenue/Independence <br />Drive intersection signal to provide for adequate gap time for left-turn <br />movements to/from between Bernal Avenue and Hearst Drive. Installation <br />plans for the signal shall be submitted to the City Engineer for review and <br />approval before recordation of the final subdivision map. <br />b. The project developer shall pay the regional traffic fees (Tri-Valley <br />Transportation Development Fees) for the 51 units at the rates in effect <br />when the subdivision map is approved by City Council. <br />Urban Stormwater Design Requirements Including Integrated Pest Management <br />X81. The project developer shall submit an Integrated Pest Management Plan (IPMP) <br />to the Planning Director for review and approval to action on the first final <br />subdivision map. The IPMP shall include, but not be limited to the following: <br />(Mitigation Measure H-2-c of the FEIR.) <br />a. The IPMP shall be prepared by a qualified professional approved by the <br />Planning Director. <br />b. The IPMP shall address and recommend methods of pest prevention and <br />landscape management that use pesticides as a last resort in pest control. <br />Pesticides shall be used only in response to a persistent pest problem. <br />c. Types and rates of fertilizer and pesticide application shall be specified. <br />d. Special attention in the IPMP shall be directed toward avoiding runoff of <br />pesticides and nitrates into drainages. <br />e. Cultural and biological approaches to pest control shall be more fully <br />integrated into the IPMP with an emphasis toward reducing pesticide <br />application. Preventative chemical use shall not be employed. <br />f. The IPMP shall include a component that provides educational materials and <br />resources to individual property owners so that the IPMP principles can be <br />applied to private landscapes and gardens. <br />City Council October 2. 2007 Page 33 of 41 <br />