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,4� 0 8 1) that the Tentative Subdivision Map is to show installation of public works with adequate security at commencement of development, 2) that landscaping for the common open area shall be approved by the Architectural Review Committee, installed and paid for by the developer, and maintained by the Homeowners Association, that a mitigation program, approved by the Public Works Director and Planning ' Director, be established with respect to noise, dust and drainage factors, 4) that the Tentative Map shall show connecting streets which are to be developed to City standards, 5) development to have public streets (advisory for the purpose of the Subdivis7on Map) The foregoing conditions were considered and concurred in separately by the Council MOTION Title having been read, Councilman Norris introduced the following resolution and moved, seconded by Councilman Rhodes, its adoption, with revtsions to �ncorporate the additional conditions spectfied: RESOLUTION N0. 7603 CONDITIONALLY APPROVING APPLICATION FOR PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT RELATING TO REAL PROPERTY IN THE VICINITY OF CORDILLERAS ROAD BETWEEN UPLAND ROAD AND CANYON ROAD IN THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. (Council recessed from 11 05 until 11 15 p m) Park and Recreation Commission recommendations ' re Master Site Plans for Hetch Hetchy right-of-way and Canyon Park Mr Fales referred to his report of May 21 attaching report by Director of Parks and Recreation Weeks dated May 12, 1976 and the Master Plan reports by'Singer and Hodges, Landscape Architects, wich were forwarded previously to Counc�l. Also on dtsplay were large blowups of the plan sketches from the Master Plan reports It was recommended that Council approve Master Site Plans for both Hetch Hetchy right-of-way and Canyon Park . Mr. fales and Mr. Weeks corrrnented and responded to questions by Counc�l, regarding budget requests covering the first phase of Canyon Park in Capital Improvements program, which will take care of grading and site preparation It was indicated that the park will not be a large facility and would be designed to retain natural features Initial work would be simply fundamental improvements to • 9et it into use The Hetch Hetchy right-of-way goes through resi- dential areas, and it is proposed to develop it more as a neighbor- hood type facility Mr Weeks advised further that they are working with the County on long-range development of parks. He responded to questions by Council concerning costs of upkeep, indicating that the average maintenance costs approximate $6,000 per acre, but esti- mattng that Canyon Park would probably be less than that Council requested that for the budget study session tomorrow che ' estimated costs for the fifteen proJects mentioned in the Park and Recreation Commission minutes of February 13 be prov�ded to Council. '6- � Reg.Mt9. � 5/24/76