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9.5 Street Trees. All new and replacement street trees shall meet the requirements of the City's Street Tree Master Plan (Exhibit J), which requires the following varieties on east-west County roads: Norway Maple, Hackberry, Columnar Norway Maple (overhead wires -limited space), and Japanese Tree Lilac (overhead wires). Trees to be planted shall be 2%..inch caliper and shall be spaced as required by the City. 9.6 Storm Water Management. The DEVELOPER shall construct pre-treatment storm water detention ponds on the site as generally shown on the preliminary grading plan (Exhibit C) and as per CITY and Rice Creek Watershed requirements and permits. The slope of the storm water detention ponds shall not exceed 4H:1V above the normal water level elevation and shall not exceed 3H:1V below the water level. 9.7 Wetland Mitigation. The presence of a wetland on the property presents site development challenges. Rather than filling in the entire wetland and providing replacement wetlands off-site, the DEVELOPER shall place minimal fill in two locations and provide replacement wetlands on-site at a two-to-one ratio and in accordance with the Wetland Mitigation Plan approved by the Rice Creek Watershed District. 9.8 Pedestrian Walkway. Pedestrian walkways shall be installed along County Road C2 in conjunction with site development. Said pedestrian walkway shall be no less than six feet in width. The DEVELOPER shall also provide pedestrian walkway connections between the public walkway on County Road C2 and the main entrance to the building on the site. At the discretion of the Director of Public Works, a payment in lieu of sidewalk installation may be made to the CITY in an amount equal to $15 per linear foot. A private walkway shall also be installed around the wetland if approved by the Rice Creek Watershed District in conjunction with the Wetland Mitigation Plan and Stormwater Management Plan. 9.9 Deferred Assessment. A deferred assessment in the amount of $15,616.47 shall be paid prior to the issuance of any permits for development of the site. This deferred assessment is from four separate improvement projects, including a 1961 sanitary sewer project, a 1962 water main project, a 1993 paving project, and a 1993 storm sewer project. 10. PUD Standards/Conditions of Approval To insure that the proposed development meets the CITY'S standards for the approval of a PUD, as set forth in Section 1015 of the Roseville City Code, the Development shall also comply with the following specific PUD standards: PUD/Subdivision Agreement # _ (Mendota Homes, Inc.) - Page 5 of 10