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Ordinance No. 2290 Page 16 of 34 “Digital Plan Submittal Requirements” for necessary data and file formatting requirements. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT – ENGINEERING/LAND DEVELOPMENT – 925- 931- 5650 49. PRELIMINARY TITLE REPORT: Exception 3 from the Preliminary Title Report discusses a Public Service Easement (PSE) to the City of Pleasanton recorded on 06/22/1976, Series No. 76-99334. The Vesting tentative map TM3.1 shows this 10- foot PSE to be vacated. The applicant shall ask the City of Pleasanton to vacate the easement created by the 1976 Grant Deed. This process shall follow the procedure prescribed in California Streets and Highways Code §8300 et seq. (Address this condition prior to map approval). Project Specific Condition. 50. EASEMENTS: Referring to Sheet TM 5.1, the water meters that service Lots 8 through 14 are on the north side of Lot D. A Public Service Easement (PSE) should be granted to the City within Lot D to provide access from Street B to the water meters. Sheet TM 3.1 should be revised to show this easement (Address these conditions prior to map approval). All dedicated public easements to the City shall be PSEs. Referring to Sheet TM 1.1 “Abbreviations”, the following items require additional clarification: a. A PUE is defined as Public Utility Easement. Per Sheet TM 3.1, there is a PUE within Lot 3 offered for access and maintenance to an electrical transformer. If the access is intended for PG&E, the easement shall be granted specifically to PG&E according to their format. Another consideration is granting a PSE to the City thus permitting PG&E, who operates in Pleasanton under a franchise, a right to operate this equipment (also see similar item c below). b. WLE should be relabeled as Private Water Line Easement (PWLE). Lot 15 requires an easement for maintenance and access to an electrical transformer. See Lot 3 for a similar easement. c. Project Specific Condition. Page 31 of 350