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Planning Commission Res. 1930 Page 5 26. That the Homeowners Association shall enter into an agreement to hold harmless, defend and indemnify the City, its officers and employees from any cause of action or claim for damage or injury caused by the private roadways, or private utility systems, or their maintenance and upkeep, or caused by the party contracted with for maintenance services and that the CC&Rs shall make each homeowner chargeable for costs related to responsibilities provided for in this condition. 27. That right-of-way dedication and street improvements will be required at the time of consideration of the tentative subdivision map. 28. That a soils engineer acceptable to the City shall be provided the opportunity to review the grading and improvement plans £or the development. When these plans are found to be in accordance with his recommendations he shall submit a written statement to the City to that effect. '- 29. That the soils engineer acceptable to the City mentioned in condition #28 shall be present during grading, landslide repair and sub-drain placement; following rough grading work, he shall provide a grading report including a complete record of all field and laboratory tests with location and elevation of all tests. 30. The soils engineer acceptable to the City shall inspect the final grading and drainage control for each dwelling and provide a statement indicating that final conditions are in accordance with his recommendations prior to release for occupancy of said dwelling. 31. That if approved, the residences on lots 6 and 7 shall be required to incorporate within their design a home sprinkler system and a products of combustion detection system as approved by the appropriate Fire Department staff member. Said system shall be connected to the Fire Department dispatch console and shall be maintained in working condition at all times and inspected annually. 32. That the buildings in the development shall be a maximum of two stories in height.