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9.13 Loading Areas. Loading docks and doorways must be screened, to the maximum extent possible. from view from any public right-of-way and adjacent residential parcels by 80% opaque year-around screening composed of berms, landscaping, fencing, and/or masonry wing-walls. Loading activities shall be restricted to normal business hours (7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday). 9, J 4 Signage. Signage for the site shall be limited to wall sign(s) on the front of the building, with a total area not to exceed 75 square feet. The DEVELOPER shall designate the size and location of the sign band on the building plans. If more than I sign is placed in the sign band, all signs shall use the same size and font lettering styles and colors. Signs may be lighted. The light source shall not be visible form the public right-of-way or from adiacent properties. 9. J 5 Lighting. Lighting for parking lots shall be optional. Parking lot lights shall be pole mounted, of a downcast, cutoff type, concealing the light source from view and preventing glare. Lighting of building exteriors shall be limited to the front of the building. Only security lighting shall be allowed on the sides and rear of the building(s), Lighting shall also be consistent throughout the development and meet the lighting requirements of Section 1010.12 ofthe City Code. 10. Developer's Default For purposes of this Agreement, the failure of the DEVELOPER to perform any covenant, obligation or agreement of the DEVELOPER hereunder, and the continuance of such failure for a period of thirty (30) days after written notice thereof from the City (or such longer period of time as may reasonably be necessary to cure any such default, if such default is not reasonably curable within such thirty (30) day period) shall constitute a DEVELOPER default hereunder. Within thethirty (30) day period after notice is given, a request may made for a hearing (by either party) to be held before the Roseville City Council to determine if a default has occurred. Upon the occurrence of DEVELOPER default, the City may withhold any certificate of occupancy for improvements proposed to be constructed. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, the developer may convey a parcel or parcels of land within the PUD to a third party, which conveyed parcels shall remain subject to all of the terms of the PUD specifically relating to said parcels. In that connection, the parties agree as follows: A. A default by the DEVELOPER, or its successors in interest, in the performance of the obligations hereunder, will not constitute a default with regard to the conveyed parcel and will not entitle the CITY to exercise any of its rights and remedies hereunder with respect to such conveyed parcel, so long as such conveyed parcel otherwise complies with applicable provisions of the PUD. B. A default with regard to a conveyed parcel will not constitute a default with regard to the parcels retained by the DEVELOPER or other conveyed parcels, so long as such retained or other conveyed parcels otherwise comply with applicable provisions PUD Agreement #_ (Charles Cabinet) - Page 7 of 10