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b. An Impact Fee of $ . 10 per square foot of each parcel, payable to the Fire District and allowing for inflation, shall be paid to the district upon the sale of each parcel in the subdivision and close of escrow. All residences shall be pre-wired for alarm systems. The developer shall make information available to home/lot buyers on having this system monitored by an alarm receiving company. This system shall be able to differentiate between fire alarms and burglar alarms. d. If any wood shingle, shake, or other wood or similar combustible roofing materials are used, there shall not be two residences with these types of roofs built next to each other. Tile roofs are preferred by the District. e. Prior to the sale of any home/lot, the developer shall make available to the buyer information on residential fire protection sprinklers and have a California State certified contractor available to install an approved fire sprinkler system when requested by the buyer. 8. SHERIFF'S OFFICE: a. ' The developer shall incorporate crime prevention and defensible space concepts into the design of the subdivision, using the guidelines established in the California Model Building and Security Ordinance as established by the California Crime Prevention Officers Association. b. The developer shall promote and establish a Neighborhood Watch Program in the subdivision. 9. PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY a. Ten-foot-wide public utility easements shall be dedicated on all lot frontages on the final map. b. Any relocation of PG&E's existing facilities shall be at the developer' s expense. 10. CALTRANS• a. The developer shall contribute a proportionate share of the costs of installing traffic signals at the intersection of State Route 26 and Ione Street. -9- .. j