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i. miscellaneous items such as street name and traffic signs, traffic signal, street monuments, and striping. j. traffic signal. The acquisition of improvements within public service easements shown on Parcel Map No. 3769, recorded July 28, 1982, in Book 135 of Maps at pages 30-35 in the office of the County Recorder, Alameda County, California, as follows: !. clearing, grubbing and formation of landscaping mounds; 2. storm drain facilities consisting of pipes, field inlets and appurtenances; 3. paved driveways; 4. water facilities consisting of water services, fire hydrants and appurtenances; 5. sanitary sewer laterals and appurtenances; 6. underground street lighting conduits nd wires, street light standards with luminalres, boxes, vau~ts and appurtenances; 7. underground electric and telephone conduits, cables, manholes, vaults, transformers and appurtenances and payment of PG&E and PT&T fees; and 8. underground gas pipes, valves, services and appurtenances and payment of PG&E fees. The acquisition of storm drain pipes in the following described storm drain easements: A. A 24-foot wide storm drain easement commencing at Franklin Drive at a point 400 feet, more or less, northerly of Stoneridge Drive and extending 215 feet westerly, more or less, to its terminus in the easterly line of the ACFCWCD easement. B. A 24-foot wide storm drain easement commencing at Franklin Drive at a point 1200 feet, more or less, northerly of Stoneridge Drive and extending 240 feet westerly, more or less, to its terminus in the easterly line of the ACFCWCD easement. C. A 24-fOot wide storm drain easement commencing at Franklin Drive at a point 1450 feet, more or less, northerly of Stoneridge Drive and extending 270 feet westerly, more or less, to its terminus in the easterly line of the ACFCWCD easement. The acquisition of storm drain pipes and headwalls in a portion of the Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District easement recorded as document RE2873IM70 (about 67 feet wide) commencing at Stoneridge Drive and extending northerly 2100 feet, more or less, to its terminus. The acquisition of a sanitary sewer pipe and steel casing by boring and jacking under Hopyard Road at a location 1000 feet, more or less, northerly of Stoneridge Drive. The acquisition of all lands, street rights-of-way and the acquisition or construction of all auxiliary work necessary to