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ATTY/RESO.0034/CC RESO APPROVING PROJECT (901 EL CAMINO REAL) – EXHIBIT A REV: 04-22-25 VR Page 15 of 28 street. When this requires additional pavement restoration, the City Engineer or designee shall approve the preferred layout of pavement markings and any other elements such as bicycle facilities, pedestrian facilities, complete street designs, etc. [SDR][ENGINEERING] 60. Reconstruction of Frontage Streets - The Applicant shall reconstruct streets and street infrastructure per approved plans and in conformance with City standards and specifications along James Avenue, Winklebleck Street, new Franklin Street, and El Camino Real fronting the Project site to facilitate safe vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian circulation to and around the site. A final signage/striping plan shall be submitted to the City as a part of the Building Permit submittal. Wherever possible, new sidewalks shall be designed and built to preserve the existing street trees and related green infrastructure such as bioswales, stacked pavement systems, or infiltration planters. Healthy existing street trees along the frontage streets shall remain and shall be protected during construction. Existing roots must be appropriately air spaded and exposed before removal. City Arborist/City Staff to select, approve, and tag roots for supervised removal and preservation. [SDR][ENGINEERING] 61. Parking Garage Ramps - The Project’s 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] 62. 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 Applicant. 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 63. Construction Permits - Individual building and fire code permit reviews will be required on all demolitions, remodels, tenant improvements, and new construction in accordance with the legally adopted codes and standards in place at the time of building permit application. [FIRE] 64. Building Code Summary Analysis - The building permit application shall be accompanied by a building code summary analysis that includes the use and occupancy classification(s),