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154 growing seasons, shall determine the specific amount of this letter of credit or 155 other security. 156 9.9 Building Materials: For additions to existing structures, exterior building 157 materials shall be complementary to, and generally in keeping with, the existing 158 structure; the materials proposed in the building elevations (Exhibit E) comply 159 with this requirement. Exterior building materials for future construction or 160 redevelopment shall be reviewed and approved by the Community Development 161 Director prior to issuance of any building permits. 162 9.10 Mechanical Equipment: HVAC must be fully screened from view of adjacent 163 properties. 164 9.11 Trash Handling: Trash handling equipment shall be housed within the principal 165 structure or in a roofed structure that is detached or attached to the principal 166 structure, in accordance with Section 10 10. 11 of the City Code. Access to trash 167 handling equipment shall be situated such that service vehicles are not required to 168 back onto streets. 169 9.12 Lighting: Parking lot and building facade lights shall be downcast, cutoff type, 170 concealing the light source from view and preventing glare. All lighting shall 171 meet the lighting requirements of Section 10 10. 12 of the City Code. 172 10.0 Developer's Default 173 10.1 For purposes of this Development Agreement, the failure of the DEVELOPER to 174 perform any covenant, obligation, or agreement hereunder, and the continuance of 175 such failure for a period of 30 days after written notice thereof from the CITY (or 176 such longer period of time as may reasonably be necessary to cure any such 177 default, if such default is not reasonably curable within such 30 day period) shall 178 constitute a DEVELOPER default hereunder. Within the 30 day period after 179 notice is given, a request may made for a hearing (by either party) to be held 180 before the Roseville City Council to determine if a default has occurred. Upon the 181 occurrence of DEVELOPER default, the City may withhold any certificate of 182 occupancy for improvements proposed to be constructed. 183 10.2 Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, the DEVELOPER may convey a 184 parcel or parcels of land within the PUD to a third party, which conveyed parcels 185 shall remain subject to all of the terms of the PUD specifically relating to said 186 parcels. In that connection, the parties agree as follows: 187 A. A default by the DEVELOPER, or its successors in interest, in the 188 performance of the obligations hereunder, will not constitute a default 189 with regard to the conveyed parcel and will not entitle the CITY to 190 exercise any of its rights and remedies hereunder with respect to such 191 conveyed parcel, so long as such conveyed parcel otherwise complies with 192 applicable provisions of the PUD. 193 B. A default with regard to a conveyed parcel will not constitute a default 194 with regard to the parcels retained by the DEVELOPER or other conveyed Page 5 of 7