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� 03/24/2014 72. The new construction shall be in conformance with the 2013 California Building, Mechanical, Electrical, plumbing, Energy, Green Building Codes, Redwood City Green Building ordinance and local amendments. Miscellaneous 73. The Applicant shall comply with all applicable Fire and Building codes. 74. As applicable, the Applicant shall be responsible for the payment of all development fees associated with the project approvals, which may include a Traffic Impact Fee, water and sewer capital facilities fees and installation fees, etc. 75. Public parking shall be provided for public access amenities and parklands within the proposed project consistent with the requirement set forth by BCDC. The provision of these parking spaces, including, but not limited to the location and accessibility shall be subject to the review and approval of the City. 76. The public shall be provided access to the waterfront, public amenities and open space as depicted in the Pete's Harbor Residential Community Plans. 77. As depicted on the Pete's Harbor Residential Community plans, pedestrian and bicycle access to the waterfront shall be maintained by the Pete's Harbor management or property ownership entity, HOA or similar oversight body. 78. The placement of above ground utilities must be coordinated through the CDD Department. Where feasible the utilities shall be screened from the public vantage point. Where it proves infeasible to screen utilities, the finish treatment on the utilities shall be coordinated to reduce the overall visual impact from the public vantage point. 79. The Applicant shall work with CDD, the Police Department and the Fire Department to ensure that adequate accessibility is provided for emergency response vehicles throughout the project site as deemed necessary by City staff. 80. No permit shall be issued for this project until the Final Map has been recorded against the project site. 81. In accordance with the Zoning Ordinance Article 46.11 (Planned Development Permits, Expiration) a PD permit will expire after one (1) year if the Applicant has not applied for and been issued a building permit for the particular project and has initiated actual construction as evidenced by at least one on-site inspection of completed work by a building inspector. One one-year extension may be granted by the Zoning ATTY/RES0.2967/CC PETE'S HARBOR—DENYING APPEAL AND APPROVING PROJECT Reso#15336 REV:03-25-14 VR Muff#603 Page 15 of 19