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• 59. The developer shall fund, design and construct the required storm drainage system in accordance with the requirements of the Storm Water Master Plan Update and the MHCSD's Standards and Specifications to serve Mountain House Business Park unless otherwise required or approved by the General Manager of the MHCSD. 60. The developer shall build the required drainage system and water quality basins as required by MHCSD to accommodate runoff from the project. BMP's and pretreatment of storm drainage runoff from the project, as approved by the MHCSD, is required prior to discharge into the public storm drainage system. 61. The private lakes shall be designed to prevent any impact on the roadway section. The design of the lake section near the roads shall be approved by the MHCSD. 62. Water Quality Basins Mosquito Abatement: Plans for the implementation and maintenance of the water quality basins and any other storm drainage facilities involving open bodies of water shall be reviewed and approved by the MHCSD and if required by the MHCSD, reviewed by the mosquito Abatement District. Condition shall be met before approval of first Final or Parcel Map. 63. All non-residential (i.e. Office, Industrial, Commercial, Neighborhood Commercial etc), uses must perform a pretreatment of all storm flows before the flows enter a public storm system. The design shall be in accordance with the Storm Water Master Plan Update and NPDES requirements. The MHCSD shall review and approve the plans and the specifications for the storm pretreatment prior to issuance of the building permit. UTILITIES 64. The Developers and contractors shall comply with Ordinance No. 4162"Street Opening and Pavement Restoration Regulations. 65. When any portion of an arterial street is to be included in a development's construction plans, then all of the buried utilities that are ultimately planned to be within the improvement area shall be installed as part of the street improvement project regardless if any of the utilities are required for any phase of the development associated with the street construction. Conduits or sleeves may be installed in lieu of the buried utility if approved by the MHCSD. 66. Any phased development shall install all"in-tract"utilities required to serve it development. In addition, if any future adjacent or nearby phases of the development,or adjacent Neighborhoods,will depend on obtaining service from such utilities,then the utility lines shall be sized to serve these future developments. Any utility lines that are intended to be used by an adjacent development or Neighborhood shall be installed up to the phase or Tentative Map boundary line to make it available for future extension.To recoup all or a portion of any over sizing costs,the developer may request the MHCSD to process a reimbursement agreement pursuant to the MARA. 67. When public utilities are to be located outside public rights-of-way but within the Tentative Map boundary, the developer shall provide public utility easements for these utilities. The easements shall be shown on all Final or Parcel Maps and parcel maps. 68. Prior to the submittal of improvement plans for the development, the developer shall submit to the MHCSD composite schematic plans for in tract storm drains, sanitary sewers, and water distribution facilities. 69. Electrical transformers within residential Neighborhoods shall be in underground vaults, subject to MHCSD and Modesto Irrigation District(MID)requirements. The developer shall pay for any incremental costs relating to undergrounding transformers not paid for by MID. Transformers located in the downtown area, commercial and industrial areas may be placed 15