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Disclosure /Clause Conditions <br />22. Prior to recordation of the parcel map, a deed restriction shall be recorded on all <br />lots covered by this approval and shall include the following: <br />a) A clause which states that the property is in an area subject to noise, dust, <br />vibration, activity, and traffic impacts associated with a Downtown and <br />proximity to the railroad tracks and that the City of Pleasanton is not liable <br />for possible damages due to such impacts; <br />b) A deed restriction prohibiting any new fencing not covered by this approval, <br />additions, or accessory structures of any type on the property; and <br />c) A clause stating that parking is prohibited at all times within the joint-access <br />driveway areas. Moving, delivery, and any other type of service vehicle <br />must either park within the home's garage or designated parking spot, or <br />park off-site. <br />23. Wording for all disclosures, deed restrictions, and clauses shall be submitted to <br />the City Attorney for review and approval before City Council approval of the first <br />final subdivision map for this development and shall be recorded over the project <br />site by separate instrument. <br />24. The project developer/subdivider shall disclose to any prospective owner(s) of the <br />Alameda County Fair and the on-street parking restrictions during the fair. The <br />City Attorney shall approve the exact language of the notice. <br />Landscaoinp Conditions <br />25. Prior to landscape installation, a final landscape plan and irrigation plan shall be <br />submitted to and approved by the Director of Community Development as part of <br />the building permit plan sets prior to issuance of a building or on-site permit. <br />Said landscape plan shall be consistent with the approved landscape plan plus <br />any conditions of approval, and shall be detailed in terms of species, location, <br />size, quantities, and spacing. Shrubs and groundcover shall be a minimum of five <br />gallons. Plant species shall be of adrought-tolerant nature with an irrigation <br />system, such as a drip system, that maximizes water conservation throughout <br />the development. <br />26. Prior to occupancy, the landscape architect shall certify in writing to the Director <br />of Community Development that the landscaping has been installed in <br />accordance with the approved landscape and irrigation plans with respect to size, <br />number, and species of plants and overall design concept. <br />27. Before project final, all landscaping shall be installed, reviewed, and approved by <br />the Planning Division. <br />5 <br />