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Wetland and Biological Assessment 19. The applicant shall strictly following the recommendations stated in "The U.S. Army corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation" report prepared by Olberding Environmental, Inc., included in Exhibit A, on file with the Planning Division. No development is allowed to occur within the designated open space easement area per the report. 20. The applicant shall strictly following the recommendations stated in "the Biological Resources Analysis" report and the "Habitat Assessment for the California Tiger Salamander and the California Red-Legged Frog" report, both prepared by Olberding Environmental, Inc., included in Exhibit A, on file with the Planning Division. 21. If nesting birds are observed, the wildlife biologist be contracted at the owner's expense and shall recommend mitigation measures to minimize the construction disturbance to the nest birds. Mitigations may include but are not limited to establishing buffers no less than fifty (50) feet from active nests until young birds have fledged the nest. The written mitigations shall be submitted to the Director of Community Development for review and approval prior to commencement of construction. Geotechnical and Soil 22. The applicant shall strictly following the recommendations stated in the "Preliminary Geotechnical and Geologic Investigation" report by TRC Lowney, the "Geotechnical and Geologic Investigation" report by Cornerstone, and recommendations from Alan Kropp and Associates, included in Exhibit A, on file with the Planning Division. Building Permit Review 23. The applicants shall obtain a building permit, and any other applicable City permits for the project prior to the commencement of any construction. 24. All dwelling units in the development shall be constructed to meet Title 24 state energy requirements. 25. All building and/or structural plans must comply with all codes and ordinances in effect before the Building and Safety Division will issue permits. 26. The project developer shall submit plot plans for each of the residential lots showing building setbacks and a topographic plan showing grading and drainage. Pad elevations, finish floor elevations, retaining walls, easements, and maximum height of the highest structure are to be indicated on the plan. Plans for custom lots are to be signed by a registered civil engineer. All residential plot plans shall show compliance with 2907(d) and 70012(d) of the Uniform Building Code. 4