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Final approval should be withheld until the design of the off -site drainage channel has been submitted to and approved by the City Engineer. 6. Water Supply and Distribution System - The City and the Water District have determined that lot 65 is unsatisfactory for the water supply and distribution facilities that will be necessary in tte atea and ask instead that lots 186 and 187 or lot 187 and approximately 140 feet of depth of the 49 foot wide strip of land adjacent to lot 187, shown on the tentative map as proposed land exchange with school, be reserved for well and facility site. Lot 65 should be eliminated. The water main along Santa Rita Road should be sized to conform with long range requirements. Final approval should be withheld until these matters are worked out and the developer has submitted acceptable engineering calculations for the distribution system within the tract. 7. Sanitary Sewer System - Several sections of sewer mains have slopes flatter than those listed as minimum in the Design Guide. These sections should be changed to follow the Design Guide. The sewer main along Santa Rita Road should be located within the frontage road. The sewage lift station should be located within the planting area. Final approval should be withheld until the developer has submitted engineering calculations and has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the City Engineer that the sewer system is adequate for the proposed development. 8. Electric Power Distribution, Street Lighting, and Telephone Service Systems In accordance with Article 8, Ordinance 358, the Planning Commission must specify the method of installation of public utilities at the time of approval of the tentative map. It ie recommended that streamlined under- ground systems be used in this development. 9. Easements - It is recommended that all in -tract easements be granted as public service easements with no reference to specific use. 10. Other Ordinances - Unless specifically modified by the Planning Commission at the time of approval of this Tentative Map, the development shall conform to all applicable ordinances and regulations of the City of Pleasanton and all other agencies having jurisdiction. 11 Modifications - The Planning Commission granted a modification of Paragraph 6, Section 7.14, Ordinance 358, which required a minimum lot depth of 120 feet where the rear of a lot is adjacent to a playground, or other similar nonresidential use, or to the right -of -way of a thoroughfare. The Planning Commission waived this requirement for lots 62 through 64 and 166 through 178. 2.