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and be reviewed and approved by the Community Development Director or designee prior to issuance of any building permits. 9.17 Habitat for Humanity Homes: Within Block 2, two non-contiguous lots shall be designated for Habitat for Humanity Homes. Houses constructed on these two lots shall adhere to all applicable provisions and regulations of this Planned Unit Development and sections related to Lots 1-7, Block 2. 9.18 Mitigation of Impact on Adjacent Residential Uses. Within Block 1 and 2, all HV AC, mechanical, and energy support system units for the housing must be located within each unit, in an interior mechanical room, or the rear exterior wall (HV AC) of each unit. Ground mounted support equipment (permitted only on the rear side of the structure) shall be screened. For the purpose of this PUD screening shall consist of a decorative wood or masonry fence or a mixture of deciduous and coniferous shrubs. Outdoor or exterior storage of any material, equipment, or recreation vehicles is prohibited for the any duration including but not limited to: boats, trailers, campers, snowmobiles, ice houses, junk, debris, inoperable and/or nonlicensed vehicles. The impervious pavement surface shall be limited to decks, patios, steps and sidewalks, and a driveway no wider than the garage on the lot. The installation of sheds or other accessory buildings is prohibited. 9.19 Outlot "A": Development of Applewood Pointe of Arona Outlot "A" shall be considered a Phase 2 project, developable after installation of all public streets within the plat, and either completion (at a minimum) of grading and erosion control or commencement of construction on Blocks 1, 2, and 3 as follows: 1. For any development of Outlot "A", the DEVELOPER shall apply for a hearing (as per Section 108 of the City Code) for the site plan amendment to the PUD, replatting of the Outlot, and review by Rice Creek Watershed. Outlot "A" may change configurations, but shall not be less than 12 townhomes (of similar design and materials as Lot 1-19, Block 1 as described in Section 9.7,9.10, and 9.1101' this document). Setbacks for buildings and parking shall be similar to front, side and rear setbacks specified in Section 9.8 and 9.9 above. Outlot "A" may, as an alternative, be developed with up to 36 units in a condominium configuration. 2. When requesting site plan and platting approvals for Outlot "A", if the total number of units including those proposed in Outlot "A" exceeds 130 units, the DEVELOPER shall be responsible for paying additional purchase prices to the CITY as established in Section 8 of the Purchase and Sale Agreement approved April 28, 2003. 9.20 Tree Preservation. The development site has a number of mature trees that cannot be preserved. Specifically those trees are located where the drive access, parking lot and/or structure will lie. However, the City Staff will work with the DEVELOPER on attempting to save and augment those mature trees that are located along property lines. 11