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meters, backflow prevention devices, valves, hydrants, manholes, catch basins, etc. This includes all utilities in public streets and may include onsite utilities. It is the repsonsibility of the contractor, developer, Architect and/or Engineer to have a clear understanding prior to the start of construction which utilities are to be publicly owned and which will remain privately owned. 3. Curb, Gutter and Sidewalk - Private Onsite curb, gutter, and sidewalk will be checked by the City inspector for general quality of workmanship and conformance to the plans and specifications. It is the responsibility of the Owner or his designated testing representative to check for content, strength, color, finish, horizontal location and finish grade. Lampblack or other color is not required in onsite concrete unless so specified on the plans and specifications. 4. Landscape and Irrigation The City Inspector will check to see that planted areas are completed in general conformance with the Landscape planting plan. The inspector will also check to see that the irrigation system is generally installed according to the Irrigation Plan and that all planted areas wil be watered and that backflow preventors and meters have been properly installed. Final inspection of the Landscape Planting and Irrigation will be done by the City Planning Department prior to occupancy of the building. CheCking of finish grading in landscaped areas is the responsibility of the owner, unless it involves areas draining toward property lines or public rights-of-way. In these cases, the City inspector will check to see that final grades conform to those shown on the Grading Plan and that locations of conforms are generally as shown on the plans. The size of the irrigation pipe on the building side of the irrigation water meter may not be larger than that of the size of the pipe on the street side of the irrigation water meter. 26