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Development of the Tract 2925 area will include the installation of state of the art utility systems for Electricity,Natural Gas and Telecommunications. The individual providers in conjunction with the CSD are developing utility system design, distribution, and private hook-up and usage standards which are intended to achieve consumption savings and efficiencies discussed in the Master Plan. Back-bone and intract distribution facilities will be designed by the respective provider, and standards for private in- building systems will be dictated by the utilities and required of all on-site developers and builders as part of the CSD's development standards. Per Master Plan Section 3.4.1 p), the subdivision design for Neighborhood F has been laid out in a traditional gridiron design, with most homes facing due north, south, east or west. This design supports b • having the Master Plan policy by maximizing future resident's opportunity to utilize solar ener=vy , many of the residential lots oriented to south west exposures. Furthermore the street trees to be planted in the residential streets will be deciduous, so that in cooler seasons, sun exposure to each home will be maximized to relieve some natural gas demands, while in warmer seasons, tree foliage will provide some shade relief reducing electricity needs. Please see Sections 16, CSD Roadway landscape Plan and Section 21, CSD Design manual. 1-N'II. CO'INIivIUNITY EDGES As discussed previously in Section XV above, and as depicted on the "Community Edge Buffer Map included in Section 4 of this Binder, Trimark intends to remove from active farm production a perimeter hood subdivision, for purposes of establishing a setback buffer area surrounding the entire neighbor between on-going Trimark Communities farming operations and urban development. In any event, there are two other edge treatments beyond the setbacks there will be implemented as part of the neighborhood improvements. The first edge treatment will occur as part of Arterial roadway construction which consists of the installation of roadway landscaping and trees within the roadway corridor. These installations will occur on a phased basis with development of the neighborhood, however at build-out of the neighborhood, the project will include at a minimum the installation of trees, shrubs and groundcover within all of the Arterial road medians and the inboard edge of streetscapes adjacent to development. In addition, the Community East Edge along Mountain House Parkway, as described in the Master Plan Section Four, will be installed on a phased basis as both construction of Mountain House Parkwav and the e roadway occurs. This edge treatment will consist of west edge adjacent private development along thfuture streetscape plantings consistent with the Master Plan o dul mDte'esign development Manual development Mountain, as well House installation of median and east edge plantings as p Parkway. h"VIII.PIPELINES,POWER LUES, RAILROAD TRACKS Section 4 of this Binder includes reduced versions of the Tentative Map sheets, which depict the locations of several existing easements, power lines and other utility easement in the project site. Within the boundary of the subdivision�ebeseveral mo edBBIDovedeorents for irrigation canals,abandoned subject to reviewches and andapprovaltof er conveyance pipelines wlu BBID, and the CSD as part of site development. Further, the PG&E Rio Tesla power line easement traverses the southeastern portion of the subdivision, es along Mountain House Parkway. This easement and the power crossing the industrial zoned properti ll remain in the community as described in the Master Plan. The lines that are within the easement wi NLUOR SUBDMSION-TRACT 2925 PROJECT DESCRIPe 10�