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3. Housing Element Program 11.4: Use the Growth Management Program to ensure that residential development does not occur unless adequate infrastructure is present to ensure that the City's quality of life and level of services are maintained . 4. Public Safety Element Policy 2: Investigate the potential for seismic hazards during the development review process, and implement soil engineering and construction standards which minimize potential danger from earthquakes . Policy 5 : Investigate the potential for geologic hazards as part of the development review process , and maintain this information for the public record . Policy 6: Restrict new development of sites with structures intended for human occupancy in any landslide prone area and indicated as "Moderate " through "High" hazard for any geologic zone . Program 8 .2: Require new development to pay for fire safety improvement needs generated by the new development. Policy 10: Strive to respond to all fire calls within five minutes. Program 11. 1 : Require developers to finance and construct necessary water facilities for their projects when they develop. Program 11.2: Require that all new developments be provided with sufficient fire flow facilities at the time of development at least at the level specified by the Fire Chief. Policy 13: Require fire mitigation measures in new developments proposed, and require additional mitigation for those developments outside of the five-minute response time zones as determined by the Fire Chief. Program 13.2: Require automatic fire sprinklers in all structures required in the Uniform Building Code in addition to all structures of 8 ,000 square feet and greater and all structures located in fire hazard areas. Program 13. 3: Ensure that all buildings be accessible to fire vehicles and fire fighting equipment. Program 13.5: Require a greater degree of fire resistivity in roof covering for buildings within hazardous areas. 113