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I Appendix B - Project Conditions 1 J I 48. The applicant shall submit plans to identify designated truck the relevant service area, estimated costs and benefits to each í routes during construction. Plans shall be submitted concurrent affected property, and a proposed method of allocating costs, ! with grading or building permit applications. The truck routes for review by the City. ì ! must be approved by the City prior to issuance of grading or i building permits for the initial phase of construction and for Water I each phase thereafter. 54. Design and construction of all proposed public and private wa- I Engineering - General ter improvements shall comply with all applicable Redwood City Engineering Standards and water poliåes in effect at the I 49. Tentative Subdivision Maps and Final Maps shall be submitted time of Tentative Map approvals. J I and must be approved by the City prior to issuance of building permits for each proposed phase of development. 55. Per State law (SB 221), availability of adequate water supply for I I developments of 500 or more housing units must be verified as 50. All public and private improvements (e.g., roadways, drainage, a condition of approval for any Tentative Map. The City shall I utilities, water, sewer, etc.) shall comply with the City of Red- complete a Water Verification for the entire project concurrent I wood City Subdivision Ordinance and Subdivision Map Act with the consideration of the Preåse Plan, conditions of approval, engineering standards, and regulations of other governmental and development agreement, and prior to submittal of a Tenta- agencies where applicable. tive Map for the initial phase of development. The City will enter the full amount of the estimated project water demand I 51. The applicant shall pay all applicable engineering fees, includ- into the City of Redwood City's water supply planning process, ing but not limited to all engineering review, plan checking and but the City retains full discretion in the allocation of water I inspection fees and other processing and review fees to be paid supply. The adequacy of the water supply to serve individual, according to City ordinances and fee schedules. subsequent project phases will be determined at the time of issuance of building permits. I 52. All plans for public and private improvements shall be accom- panied by geotechnical reports and grading and drainage plans 56. The applicant shall contribute funds for the City's recycled wa- I sufficient to support proposed development, to the satisfaction ter project, in a proportion and amount determined by the City ., of the City. Such information shall be provided and approved by as applied to all applicable new development projects. Recycled the City prior to approval of each Tentative Map and prior to water project contributions shall be provided via water connec- I issuance of any building permits. tion and impact fees, which shall be paid prior to issuance of building permits for each phase of the development. I 53. Public improvements (e.g., water, sewer, drainage) designed and constructed to serve areas outside of the project boundaries may 57. The applicant shall build and dedicate to the City adequate wa- I be subject to reimbursement to the applicant through a reim- ter storage facilities for emergency storage and fire protection, I bursement agreement approved by the City. Prior to such ap- to serve the project for a minimum of three days. A minimum proval, the applicant's engineer shall provide a report analyzing increment of storage may be required by the City. Plans for such J - 97 - J