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2. Prior to the issuance of building permits for the first phase of the project, the Subdivider shall pay the entire underground utility conversion fees, or enter into an Underground Utility Agreement in accordance with the provisions of the City Underground Utilities District Master Plan. 3. Prior to approval of the first Final Map, the Subdivider shall provide written evidence form utility companies that satisfactory arrangements, including necessary payments, have been made to ensure undergrounding or removal of existing overhead utility lines through the site. The Subdivider shall place all utility services for the project underground, including any service connections to the existing overhead utilities. H. FEES AND DEPOSITS 1. Design review fees, development impact fees, permit fees, inspection fees, and any other fees charged by the City or other reviewing agencies for the review, approval, permitting and inspection of the above listed public improvements shall be paid by the Subdivider. 2. Prior to approval of each Final Map, Subdivider shall enter into a Subdivision Improvement Agreement for that Final Map and shall post security and insurance in the amounts and forms acceptable to the City Engineer. 3. Prior to approval of the first Final Map, Subdivider shall pay Development Fee for Street Improvement (DFSI) as determined by the City Transportation Administrator. I. PRIVATE IMPROVEMENTS 1. All of the sanitary sewer and storm drainage facilities constructed within the boundaries of the project shall be privately owned and maintained by the project Homeowners' Association, unless otherwise noted on the approved improvement plans, up to the point of connection of the systems to an existing public facility. 2. All proposed improvements on Alvarado Street, northwesterly of and including the proposed bridge, and all of the streets and services within the project boundary shall be privately maintained, with the exception of the existing sanitary sewer and storm drain mains that shall remain within the project. Access to these existing and rerouted public ,storm drain and sanitary sewer systems must be maintained via public utility easements and access doors through the soundwalls along the project perimeter if necessary. J. MINI PARKS, LANDSCAPING AND PERIMETER WALLS 1. The Subdivider shall provide and construct parks in accordance with the standards of Section 7-1-800, et seq., San Leandro Municipal Code and as required by the Park & Recreation Commission. All such parks shall be owned and maintained by the Subdivider or the project Homeowners' Association. Page 8 of 9