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STAPLES NEIGHBORHOOD PARK FUNDING-IMPROVEMENT
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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
9/7/2010
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
ALAMEDA COUNTY
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - TYPE
MISC AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DESTRUCTION DATE
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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NOTES
STAPLES RANCH
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EXHIBIT B [giitedVEln- <br />B a - Friendly Scorecard for Commercial & Civic Landscapes <br />u of new landimps The recvmrxMed mintn en rag drerrente bra Bay-Friendly <br />Landscape ere earn a bill 0160 points ask man and cbmpiete the 9 required pactkes <br />11 1 <br />indicated by is red 'Fr 'n the columns labeled 'Possible Pants', <br />> ! . <br />, <br />I <br />Ili <br /># <br />OCT <br />O 6.70 J}yn1 WRd Comments <br />CITY OF PLEASANTON <br />PLANNING DIVItar .°' "'"" <br />DaarOcbbGrS,2009 <br />rEwrent Pent To* 93 <br />Connrci:ls <br />- ✓r'. - -r'_ "'�. ,M s"'t'.': <br />Staples Ranch Neighborhood Park <br />>,.., <br />I,. - 1 T... <. - .. . � -, ,. .�:' a- <br />Passible Points <br />1. Select and evaluate the sib carefully <br />❑ a Submit the completed Ba•Flendy Sib Analysis form before 100% design development documents <br />0 <br />3 <br />3 <br />❑ b. The site is located Ain an urban growth boundary and avoids en*onnentray seniNvs the <br />0 <br />❑ c, The site development result' In Maclean up of a contaminated site (i.e. Brownfield) a Is In a designated <br />redevelop tea <br />0 <br />L Canetdr the potendal for an <br />❑ a For sites ac acent to firs sensitive open spec* or wild lands only Submit a Flee Mitigation Plan <br />p <br />3. Keep plant debris on site <br />L Produce mulch from plant debrie <br />O L Design documents specify sreu under tree 1 shrub canopies end at eat 10 feet awry from herd <br />surfaces and ohm drains, to be used w a leaf repository for mulch <br />1 <br />1 <br />❑ A. Conabudon docurenh specify that of the tees identified for removal, some re crapped far use <br />moon oriels <br />0 <br />b. Produce compost from plat debris <br />. <br />0 <br />❑ t A sits nor composting is in hided In Iandseape pions. Systems for composing up to and including 3 <br />cubic yiede at one time <br />t <br />1 <br />1 <br />❑ II, System* for composting more than 3 and up to 10 yards et one time tidal 2 points) <br />0 <br />❑ lti Systeme 10 cubic yards or larger (total 3 pfd) <br />0 <br />4. Reduce and recycle welts <br />71 a M easily accessible era Is dad ended to the collection and storage of materials for recycanq <br />2 <br />2 <br />5. Mlrtrrdse sits disturbance <br />a On Greenbdd saes, bra site disturbance to protect topography, vegetation and hydrology (total 3 prints) <br />9 <br />f 1 I <br />I 1 1 <br />1 <br />b. On previously developed sass, restore vegetation and hydrology (ba 3 pine) <br />o <br />I. Provide water andor sbeler for wildlife such as birdhouse, bathhouse., boulders, loge, wood pine, <br />iargs native shrubs ortress <br />1 <br />T. Coessvi or tortoni natural areas 6 wlldlie corridors <br />❑ a The landscape is designed to preserve 110% of exisdng mature healthy ben and penalties for destruction <br />protected bees Ire included In comtrucloe contact <br />0 <br />2 <br />2 <br />2 <br />❑ b. The landecepe is designed to Inuesse open space compared to its previous use and/or to conned It to • , <br />open space orwirrpra corridors <br />I <br />0 <br />❑ t. Crests or protects diverse pient butte cf low maintenance vegeWan along creeks, shorelines or <br />nonoculeued landscaped Grew <br />She Planning Subtotal, out of possible 33 poi , <br />• 3 <br />B. STORYWATER-AND SITE DRAINAGE <br />Possible Pale <br />1. binlndes bnp,Mous surface <br />s. Permeable paying, gravel or other porous surfaces er e inslaaed fa <br />i♦ <br />0 <br />2 <br />0 l 25 %OR <br />2 <br />2 <br />0 k, 33% (oat 3 prints) OR <br />❑ ii. 50 %dine paved area (total 5 per) <br />0 <br />❑ b. No impervious surfaces dkecay connect to the storm drain <br />g <br />2. Design 1 system to eeplure and filter storm water <br />Q a Capture and filter runoff from parking lots into landscape beds, vegetated swales or other landscape <br />snrmnelsr BMPI <br />2 <br />2 <br />2 <br />2 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />b. Incorporate Iadscape measures, inducing vegetated swiss, inbitradon $tamer, detention basins and/or <br />stornwater wetarlde, that are designed to capture and filer <br />0 i. 85% or average ennui/ atomwatr runofOR <br />Q i.100 %of weeps annual runoff got, t points) <br />0 c. Blom/des seedy eat bottoms of at least 18 Inches across and/or rock cobble 01 points of concentrated • <br />0 d. Tuft is not specified in bioswa es <br />{] e. Direct rain water from ail down spouts to planter, swales or landscaped areas <br />Stornwetr and Site Drainage Subtotal, out of possible 16 poi <br />C. EARTHWORK AND SOIL HEALTH <br />Possible Pointe <br />1. A the soli and test drainage <br />2 e. Submit laboratory and analysis results and recommendations for compost and natural fertntere (lydal 3 poi <br />, I <br />3 <br />2 1 <br />2. Remove end store topsoil before grading <br />a. The removal, temporary storage, and re- spreading of topsail is specified in the landscape design docume . <br />- - - - - AND- ependoeeonrincludeatnexirrwmlermertatheigh of6 feet as well as messmesb profectdm stored <br />topsoil from erosion <br />6. <br />_ _ • - 7 _ _ .. _ _ . _ . <br />- . _ . _ . - _ _ <br />3. Protect soil from compaction <br />❑ a Grading spedScat0ns and construction pions call for the installation and maintenance or fencing to prohi•' <br />parking or materials surging in areas idenbded for protecdon <br />0 <br />2 <br />
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