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Z-84 -129 EXitiBIT "A" -) That the development be substantially as shown on the site plan, elevations, floor plans, sections and landscape plan, Exhibit A, on file v~ith the Planning Division. That the 5 ft. wide landscape planter along the northern property line she'll be widened to 7 ft. by reducing the width of the adjacent parking spaces' from 19 ft. to 17 ft. and providing for a 2 ft. front overhang for automobiles· In this manner the planter would be wide enough to acco.~umodate t~e~s. That all parking lot aisles shall be a minimum of 25 ft. in width. That if it is dete~vmined at a later date that additional parking is needed for the development, the developer shall provide such parking in the undeveloped area to the west of the hotel at the time required by the City. That glass reinforced precast concrete'panels shall be used in the building rather than acrylic .plaster or acrylic.stucco. That the developer enter into an agreement with the City to enter into an assessment district or districts for the construction of all of the facilities necessary for the amelioration of traffic congestion. caused by development of the subject proper~yl 'These facilities may be those discussed in the-North Pleasanton Traffic Studies, or other facilities deemed necessary by the City. The agreement shall be entered into prior to the issuance of a building permit on the subject property. That prior to the issuance of a building permit on the subject property the developer shall fund (or participate in the funding of) a comprehensive water study of the north P!e~santon area to identify short and long-term improvements necessary to achieve adequate water supply and pressure· In order to achieve timely completion of such improve- ments concurrent with 'the development of ~he subject site, the developer shall enter into an agreement to pay his appropriate share of the cost of the water facilities necessary to serve the subject property or made necessary due to the cumulative development of the north Pleasanton area. Improvements may be made via reimbursement agreements, assessment districts or benefit districts as best meets the needs of the City and developer. The method of implementation shall be decided and entered into when determined necessary by the City Engineer and/or the City Attorney.