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28. Except for retaining the three trees along the eastern portion of the driveway (Nos. 22, 23, and 24 as defined in the tree report), all recommendations and mitigation measures listed in the tree assessment provided by Traverso Tree Service dated February 12, 2007, on file with the Planning Division, shall be implemented. 29. Prior to building permit submittal, the applicants shall pay $4,000.00, the total assessed value of the two removed heritage trees (Nos. 25 and 26), to the City's Urban Forestry Fund and submit a cash bond in the amount of $17,470.00 for the three retained heritage trees (Nos. 22, 23, and 24). The cash bond shall be submitted to the Engineering or Planning Division and shall be released two years after occupancy. 30. The applicants shall create a maintenance agreement between the property owners and shall be reflected in the CC&R's that have the following language: a. The property owner of Unit 1 shall be responsible for the Black Walnut tree (No. 22) and all other landscaping on the units property (e.g., front and side yard landscaping); and b. The property owner of Unit 2 shall be responsible for maintaining the Black and English Walnut trees (Nos. 23 and24). Final language of this maintenance agreement shall be reviewed and approved by the Director of Community Development and the City Attorney. 31. Installation time requirements: a. Prior to building permit final, all front yard landscaping shall be installed and inspected; and b. Within 90 days of occupancy, all rear yard landscaping shall be installed. Inspection from the Planning Division shall be required for both "a" and "b" listed above. 32. The applicants and future homeowners are encouraged to use recycled gray water, rain water, etc., for landscape irrigation. If used, the details shall be shown on the building permit plan set to the satisfaction of the Director of Community Development before issuance of a building permit. 33. The applicants and future homeowners are encouraged to use best management practices for the use of pesticides and herbicides.