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GOLDEN EAGLE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION - ROESLER
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r . <br /> HERITAGE TREE PROTECTION AGREEMENT <br /> (GOLDEN EAGLE FARMS) <br /> THIS AGREEMENT is made this day of -AK H5 , 2000,between Oscar <br /> Ili <br /> and Veena Roesler, ("Homeowner") and the CITY OF PLEASANTON ("City"). <br /> RECITALS <br /> A. Homeowner is a property owner within Tract 6033, a single family subdivision <br /> «rithin the City of Pleasanton, commonly known as Golder.Eagle Farms. <br /> B. Homeowner has received design review approval (PDR-42) for a single family <br /> residence at 2106 Cascara Court. <br /> C. There are six heritage trees on this property, and one heritage tree in open space <br /> adjacent to the property which must be protected during development of the lot and thereafter. <br /> D. As required by the City's approving design review for this residence,the Golden <br /> Eagle Homeowner Association has provided a statement to ensure that the six heritage trees on <br /> the property and the one heritage tree adjacent to the property will be protected, both during <br /> development of the lot and thereafter. (see attached "Exhibit A".) <br /> NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises expressed herein,the <br /> parties agree as follows: <br /> 1. City grants design review approval for the property at 2106 Cascara Court, <br /> Pleasanton, California. <br /> 2. Homeowner shall protect and maintain the six heritage trees on the property and <br /> the one heritage tree in the open space adjacent to the property,both during development of the <br /> property and thereafter. Such trees are described more particularly in the Tree Report dated <br /> April 26, 2000 by arborist David W. Nelson of Treescapes, Inc., on file with the City Planning <br /> Department. <br /> 3. If the City, in its reasonable discretion, determines that any of the above- <br /> referenced heritage trees on the property have been destroyed or substantially damaged, <br /> Homeowner shall pay to City the appraised value of such tree within 30 days of the City's notice <br /> to pay said amount. <br />
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