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8A Page 24 5. The applicant is proposing to install significant landscape upgrades throughout the property. The new landscaping will help the newly styled home and metal roof blend into the neighborhood. 6. The neighborhood is a hillside location which includes an eclectic mix of architectural styles such as ranch style homes, modern homes, and even some older traditional styles, including cottages that have been enlarged over time. A wide variety of building materials are used throughout the neighborhood. 7. The proposed new architectural style of the home, including the metal roof treatment, is representative of modern in residential hillside architecture which includes clean, streamlined home designs, and emphasizes the natural attributes of the site including the view and vegetation. The Zoning Administrator has approved the application for Architectural Permit, subject to the conditions of approval listed below. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL: 1. The project shall substantially conform to the plans and elevations, materials, and colors prepared by Fong/Brasch Design, dated stamped received November 1, 2002, on file with the Planning and Redevelopment Services Department, except as modified by the conditions contained herein. 2. Any modifications to said plans must be submitted to the Planning and Redevelopment Services Department for review and approval prior to the issuance of a building permit or prior to implementation of the change/modification. 3. The applicant shall submit color/material samples of the standing seam metal roof for review and approval by the Zoning Administrator prior to installation. The color shall be as matte as possible and a darker earth tone (grey or brown) than they originally submitted color. 4. The installation of all materials shall be performed with careful attention to craftsmanship and construction of materials. 5. All fences and retaining walls shall conform to Article 36 of the Zoning Ordinance, Streetscape Provisions. 6. Any damaged adjacent pavement, including, but not limited to sidewalk, driveway apron, curb, and gutter that is located within the frontage of the project site shall be repaired in accordance with Redwood City Engineering Standards prior to the occupancy of the dwelling unit.