Reso23-22 0110 PC23-22 PC Reso Stanford Block C

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4855-3069-9660 v1 42.Streetlights - A new streetlight shall be installed, if needed, as determined by the City Engineer. Streetlights are required on the construction of a new commercial building or performance of substantial commercial remodeling with street frontage of 200 feet or more. The style and location of all streetlights shall be as determined by the City Engineer and Planning Manager. [SDR][ENGINEERING] 43.Repair or Replace Street Infrastructure - Restore streets surrounding the project site to the satisfaction of the City Engineer at project completion. When this requires additional pavement restoration, the Engineer shall approve the preferred layout of pavement markings. [SDR][ENGINEERING] 44.Reconstruction of Frontage Streets - Applicant shall reconstruct the street along the Broadway and Bay Road streets fronting the project site to the satisfaction of the City Engineer, as set forth in Condition 45 above. [SDR][ENGINEERING] 45.Pedestrian Safety Improvements - Additional high visibility crosswalks that are aligned with the intersecting streets shall be created along Bay Road. Crosswalk shall be installed at Hurlingame Avenue/Bay Road, to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. This crosswalk could include bulbouts, high visibility paint, paving textures/treatments, or pedestrian flashing warning light systems, as approved by City. 46.Parking Garage Ramps - Parking garage ramps shall meet the Design Criteria of the Engineering Standards and consider safety and visibility of pedestrians to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. Access controls shall be designed and placed in such a way that vehicles do not block the public sidewalk or queue in the public right-of-way. The access control system shall be delineated in the building permit submittal. Person doors with panic hardware and alarms shall be installed at or adjacent to gates between private and public parking to allow the safest emergency egress path of travel. [SDR][ENGINEERING] 47.Shoring for Excavations – No tiebacks shall extend into the public right of way or onto adjacent properties without the written agreement of the City and/or private property owner. Any tie-backs within the City’s right of way shall be de-tensioned prior to permit sign-off and/or project acceptance. [COA] [ENGINEERING] Fire and Safety 48.Building Information – For the purposes of project coordination at the time of inspection provide the following information on the building permit plans: [COA][FIRE] a.Provide occupancy types b.Total number of stories for the building c.Type of construction d.Total square footage for the building and the area involved with this permit. 49.Fire Flow – The Project shall meet the fire flow requirements established by the Redwood City Fire Department which are based on the California Fire Code, Appendix B. Fire flow tests are typically performed during the preliminary design phase but must be completed pri or to submittal of final design. Applicant shall provide current water flow information obtained from the Water ATTY/RESO.0110/PC RESO STANFORD BLOCK C - EXHIBIT A & B REV: 11-30-23 VR Page 8 of 20