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20. That. all areas of native vegetation disturbed as a result of development on the subject property shall be replanted with native drought resistant vegetation, including larger slower growing trees seldom planted by developers (sycamore, valley oak, blue oak and coast live oak). 21. That in order to reduce erosion and grading, land preparation should be restricted to the period of April to November and all errodable slopes shall be hydromulched or otherwise stabilized by November 15th (this will reduce deposition of sediments and chances of degrading water quality in surrounding creeks). 22. That temporary sediment retention basins shall be provided in the design of the development to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. Maintenance of these retention basins should be ensured throughout the full construction of the project. Oil and grease traps shall be utilized on site to catch grease and oil. 23. That since the development plan does not show the specific design of buildings to be constructed on the property, all buildings and individual site, landscaping and parking shall require approval by the Design Review Board prior to issuance of building permits. 24. That there shall be no buildings on the subject property over five stories or 65 ft, in height at the parapet. 25. That a maintenance district or some other privately funded comprehensive procedure shall be used for the maintenance of all interior street surfaces, all public lighting and landscaping within the development and all required landscape/berm areas. The Valley Avenue and Bernal Avenue medians in front of the subject property shall be maintained in the same manner. 26. That site specific, soil studies shall be done for all buildings constructed on the subject property. 27. That all buildings on the subject property shall employ solar energy to the maximum extent reasonable, as determined by the Design Review Board. ~~~ -4-