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3. Coin operated laundry. The Park Owner shall provide at least two washing machines <br />and two dryers in the laundry area and maintain the laundry room. The Park Owner may <br />contract with a private company to provide and maintain the washing machines and <br />dryer. Prior to contracting with such company, the Park Owner and the company who <br />will be installing the washing machines/dryers will meet and confer with the residents <br />about the type of washers (e.g., commercial type washers) that are to be installed. The <br />Park Owner shall replace the vinyl floor in the laundry room as needed. <br />4. Mail boxes and mail slots. The Park Owner shall maintain the area that houses the <br />mailboxes. The Park Owner shall discuss with the post office the locating of mailboxes <br />at the ends of each street. <br />5. Common areas. The residents shall create a three person resident maintenance <br />committee. The Park Owner should meet monthly with the resident maintenance <br />committee (unless the committee determines to meet less frequently) to discuss the <br />maintenance of the common areas and the proposed scope of maintenance work that the <br />Park Owner intends to perform in the next 30 to 60 days. The Park Owner and the <br />committee will try to reach consensus on these issues. <br />Generally, the Park Owner, after consultation with a resident maintenance committee, <br />shall prune trees within the common area as needed and on advice from an arborist or <br />from the City's Landscape Architect. Also generally, the Park Owner shall maintain all <br />plantings and landscaping in the common area in a healthy, attractive and reasonably <br />weed free condition, using generally accepted methods of cultivation to ensure <br />reasonably normal, healthy plant growth. Maintenance shall include replacement of <br />plantings, when necessary (including alternative plantings and landscaping), and all <br />ordinary and usual care including, not but limited to, irrigation, fertilization, pest and <br />disease control, weeding, rotation of plantings and removal of trimmings, rubbish, debris <br />and other solid waste. As part of the landscaping plan that the Park Owner is to submit to <br />the City for review and approval, it shall include a schedule of work similar to what is <br />attached in Exhibit H. The Park Owner shall also install, maintain, repair, and replace, <br />where necessary, such irrigation systems as are required to provide adequate irrigation to <br />the common areas. <br />The Park Owner shall sweep streets between October 1 and December 31 as needed and <br />shall maintain the park streets, including spraying to kill weeds that grow in the streets' <br />cracks. The Park Owner shall continually maintain all street lights in operating condition <br />and annually shall clean all street lamps. <br />If, in the committee's view, the Park Owner fails to properly maintain the common area <br />as provided by these Standards, it will notify the Park Owner and identify what the <br />committee believes needs attention. If the Park Owner fails to respond in a satisfactory <br />way within 10 days, the committee may notify the City. The City shall make its own <br />determination whether the Park Owner has failed to maintain the common areas as <br />provided in these Standards, including the standards in Exhibit G ,and if, in the <br />reasonable judgment of the City, the Park Owner has failed to properly maintain the <br />EXHIBIT F <br />