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Conditions of Approval January 4, 2018 <br />PLN17-0061 Page 7 of 11 <br /> <br />2. The Marina Boulevard/Interstate 880 Interchange Traffic Impact Fee is calculated for the <br />project using the rate of $698.86 per residential unit, for a total of $40,533.88. This fee <br />includes a credit for the existing four unit residential building, and shall be due at <br />building permit issuance. These fees are subject to change on July 1 of each year and are <br />not vested until building permit issuance. <br /> <br />3. The Park Land Acquisition and Improvement fees is calculated for the project using the <br />rate of $15,727.00 per multi-family residential unit, for a total of $912,166.00. This fee <br />includes a credit for the existing four unit residential building. The Applicant has the <br />option to pay only the Park Improvement fee and dedicate land to the City for use as a <br />Public Park. Using this option, the Park Improvement fee is due in the amount of <br />$125,860.00, and the required park land dedication is 0.42 acres. These fees shall be <br />due at building permit issuance. These fees are subject to change on July 1 of each year <br />and are not vested until building permit issuance. <br /> <br />4. The Applicant shall pay an in-lieu fee for undergrounding of utilities along Parrott Street, <br />per the City’s Underground Utility District Master Plan, adopted September 16, 1985, <br />amended April 20, 1992. The fee is estimated to be in the amount of $42,835.73, which <br />is calculated using the residential unit rate of $1,488.09 per unit and pro-rated for <br />approximately 130 feet of frontage along Parrott Street. This fee shall be due at the time <br />of building permit issuance. This fee is subject to change on July 1 of each year. <br /> <br />VI. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES REQUIREMENTS <br /> <br />A. If the building is going to install a standby electrical generator or a fire pump with an <br />attached fuel tank, that storage tank shall comply with all requirements of the 2016 <br />California Fire Code. <br /> <br />B. The storage of hazardous materials in quantities equal to or greater than 55 gallons, 200 <br />cubic feet or 500 pounds requires submittal of a Hazardous Materials Business Plan <br />(HMBP). HMBP submittal shall be completed via the California Environmental <br />Reporting System (CERS) online database. An HMBP shall be submitted prior to <br />issuance of a certificate of occupancy or placement of the registerable chemicals on to <br />the site, whichever occurs first. The plan is subject to the review and approval of <br />Environmental Services. <br /> <br />C. Generation of any amount of hazardous waste requires notification via the CERS online <br />database and may require hazardous material inventories also on CERS. <br /> <br />D. The elimination of exposure of materials, processes or equipment to the maximum <br />extent practicable shall be required to prevent contamination of rainwater. Exposures <br />that cannot be eliminated shall require use of Best Management Practices (BMPs), both <br />engineered and administrative, to prevent remaining exposures from impacting <br />rainwater runoff. <br /> <br />E. The discharge of anything other than rainwater to the storm water collection system, <br />including area drains, sidewalks, parking areas, street curb or gutter, is strictly <br />prohibited. <br />44