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23. Sewerage Capacity. The developer acknowledges that the City of Pleasanton does not guarantee the availability of sufficient sewerage capacity to serve this development by approval of this project and that the developer agrees and acknowledges that building permits may be withheld if sewerage capacity is found by the City not to be available. 24. Bicycle Storage. Each development within the project shall provide bicycle storage facilities adequate to meet anticipated demand. 25. Noise Levels. All commercial and office structures on the subject property shall be designed so that interior noise levels shall not be higher than 55 dBA Leq during business hours. In the event a hotel is built in the project, the hotel shall be designed so that the interior noise level shall not be higher than 45 dBA Ldn. 26. Newspaper Dispensers. Only modular newspaper dispensers accommodating more than one newspaper shall be allowed outside of buildings within the development; the design of these dispensers shall be approved by the Planning Division. 27. Seismic Safety. Building designs shall comply with then-current seismic requirements of the City. Pile foundations shall be used for mid-rise buildings unless a compensating design satisfactory to the City is found to be feasible. The minimum setback from the top of a stream channel edge shall be 100 feet. 28. Parks and Recreation. The Developer shall participate in the provision of parks and recreation facilities in a manner to be determined by the City following a study of the reasonable parks and recreation needs of employees of the north Pleasanton business parks. The project's participation shall be equal to its pro rata share of the capital cost of acquiring and developing the park and recreation facilities determined to be necessary. The manner of the project's participation, whether through development fees, assessment districts, or some other manner, shall be determined upon City review of the aforementioned study and shall take into consideration park and recreation needs at present and in the future by phasing necessary improvements as appropriate. The project developer shall cooperate with the City in providing said park and recreation facilities by making this obligation run with the land within the project and by cooperating in its personal capacity as an owner of property elsewhere in north Pleasanton. The City agrees to use its best efforts to assess all north Pleasanton business park developers/employers on a pro rata basis for the park and recreation facilities made necessary by the north Pleasanton development, and the City shall explore methods to accomplish this as part of the aforementioned study. Conditions of Approval PUD-85-8 February 1986