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EXHIBIT B CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL PAP-127/PDR-715, Steve Jeffrey 927 Montevino Drive December 2, 2008 1. All Conditions of Approval of Tract 5835 shall remain in full force and effect except as modified by the conditions below. 2. The applicant shall submit to the Planning Division a detailed landscape plan including the size, location, and species of all the landscape materials reflecting the conceptual plan shown on Exhibit A. The plan shall be drawn to scale by a licensed landscape contractor and shall be designed to replicate the solid landscape screening that previously existed on the site. The applicant shall provide a copy of the landscape plan to the residents at 3105 and 3110 Catawba Court for their review prior to submitting the landscape plan to the Planning Division. Once the Planning Division has approved the landscaping plan, the applicant shall install the landscaping within ninety (90) days of the approval date. Once the landscaping is installed, City staff shall monitor it at regular intervals to ensure that its growth within three years of its installation provides the previous landscape screen. 3. The applicant shall not construct or install aboveground permanent structures such as play structures, sports courts, gazebos, decks, etc. Within the rear 35 feet of the back yard measured from the rear property line. The applicant shall enter into an agreement with the City, to be recorded, that embodies this restriction. 4. To provide screening for privacy and noise abatement, the applicant shall construct, within 90 days of the approval date of the landscaping plan, afour-foot high berm throughout the landscape area between the retaining wall and the house. 5. Within 90 days of the approval date of the landscaping plan, the applicant shall landscape with vegetation, as approved by the Planning Division, the existing retaining wall to soften its appearance. 6. There shall be no lighting placed on or around the pool that would be directed toward surrounding houses. Any aboveground lights shall be designed in a manner to emit low lighting with downward placement so as not to affect the evening sky or adjacent properties. 1