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30. Police and Fire Vehicles: Concurrent with the issuance of each building permit the applicant shall deposit in a MHCSD maintained Vehicle Capital Fund an amount equal to their prorate share (based on the CFF Plan Fee formula as determined by the MHCSD)of the total cost of Police and Fire Vehicles as that cost is specified in the latest update of the CFF Plan Fees. 31. Transit Vehicles: Concurrent with the issuance of each building permit the applicant shall deposit in a MHCSD maintained Vehicle Capital Fund an amount equal to their prorata share (based on the CFF Plan Fee formula as determined by the MHCSD)of the total cost of Transit Vehicles as that cost is specified in the latest update of the CFF Plan Fees. 32. Administration Facilities: Concurrent with the issuance of each building permit the applicant shall deposit in a MHCSD maintained Administration Facilities Capital Fund an amount equal to their pro- rata share(based on the CFF Plan Fee formula as determined by the MHCSD)of the total cost of the Administration Facilities as that cost is specified in the latest update of the CFF Plan Fees. Alternatively, the applicant may construct the Administration Facilities. Construction shall begin prior to the 10,000th building permit within the Mountain House Master Plan Area, or as determined by the MHCSD General Manager. Construction shall be completed within 18 months of the commencement of construction, unless extended by the MHCSD General Manger. 33. Police Substation: Concurrent with the issuance of each building permit the applicant shall deposit in a MHCSD maintained Police Substation Capital Fund an amount equal to their pro-rata share (based on the CFF Plan Fee formula as determined by the MHCSD)of the total cost of the Police Substation as that cost is specified in the latest update of the CFF Plan Fees. Alternatively, the applicant may construct the Police Substation as required and approved by MHCSD General Manager.A typical police station may be constructed if the CFF is adjusted to accommodate the additional cost required for a full service police station as determined in the CFF update or other agreements have been made between the MHCSD and the developer. 34. Temporary Turnarounds: All streets, which are to be stubbed for future extension, will require temporary turnarounds, unless waived by the MHCSD, and shall be shown on the Improvement Plans. 35. Recyclable Construction Waste: Recycling of construction wastes, such as wood and metal, shall be made part of the improvement plans and construction specifications for contractors in compliance with MHCSD requirements. Condition shall be met before approval of improvement plans or the commencement of construction, whichever comes first. 36. Traffic and Transportation: The applicant shall improve all streets shown on the Tentative Map. The MHCSD may allow phased improvements subject to the Subdivision Agreement and bonding. 37. The General Manager shall approve alternative funding of the various improvements, subject to existing agreements and ordinances. 38. All signage, striping and pavement markings shall conform to the latest issue of the Federal MUTCD as amended by the California supplement, MHCSD Standards and the MHCSD Technical Specifications. It shall comply with the Town Center Guidelines. 39. All sections of streets within Town Center including Main Street shall be constructed at full width. 40. Any reduction in the width of the pavement within the approved right of way shall be approved by MHCSD and be in compliance with the Master Plan or other Community Approvals and shall be built in a way to preserve the full right of way for any future modifications. 41. The applicant shall implement traffic circles or other traffic calming features as indicated in the Master Plan, Specific Plan II or other community approvals as approve by MHCSD. 13