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5. That the developer dedicate an easement for public utility and water well purposes over the land presently occupied by the City of Pleasanton Well No. 7 and a suitable access easement between the well site and a dedicated public street; configuration and size of well site and access dedications to be determined by the City and the developer's engineer pursuant to the re- quirements of the City for use and maintenance of and access to the City well; no use inconsistent with the City's existing easement or fee rights may be commenced unless and until dedications acceptable to the City Engineer have been granted to the City and recorded in a form acceptable to the City Attorney securing continued use of and access to the City of Pleasanton Well No. 7. 6. That the developer dedicate to the City a 15 ft. P.S.E. for water line purposes between the well site and the southeast corner of the development. The precise lo- cation of this easement is to be determined by the City and the developer's engineer. 7. That the developer dedicate to the City a 15 ft. P.S.E. for the existing water transmission main between the well site and Hopyard Road. 8. That any existing wells on the site be sealed in accord- ance with Alameda County Flood Control District require- ments prior to grading on the site. 9. That the developer provide adequate storm drainage for the well site. 10. That the developer provide adequate fire protection by a combination of on-site and street fire hydrants. The number, type and location of these hydrnats shall be to the specifications of the City Engineer. 11. That the developer pay any and all fees that the parcel may be subject to. 12. That no median breaks be allowed on Hopyard Road due to the proximity of driveways to the Valley Avenue inter- section and due to the high volume of traffic on Hopyard Road. 13. That the development meet all requirements of the Alameda County Flood Control District regarding work in or adjacent to the Pleasanton Canal. 14. That the developer provide off-set sidewalks at all utility obstructions in the Hopyard Road improvements in order to provide a 10 ft, clear sidewalk. 15. That the developer submit a building permit survey and a site development plan in accordance with the Survey Ordinance (Article 3, Chapter 3, Title II) and that these plans be approved by the Director of Engin- eering Services prior to the issuance of a building permit. 16. That the site development information to design and drainage and utilities. plan include all required construct site grading, paving -2-