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The street light design must be approved as part of the PUD process and must meet City standards for street lighting. Signage: Coordinated Development Property signage is the responsibility of the Redeveloper. Design and placement must be approved as part of the PUD process. Individual building signage permits must be applied for at a time prior to occupancy of the building. Affiliates: The Redeveloper identified herein (Roseville Properties) may delegate to .one or more affiliates various components of the Redevelopment Project so that a separate entity may be formed to redevelop the Commercial component and a separate entity may be formed to develop the Housing component. So long as such affiliated entities are controlled by Daniel P. Cornmers, the City will consent to any such delegation, assignment or transfer. Site Storm Water: Site runoff and storage due to the added impervious surface of the development must be constructed anc�/or installed by the Redeveloper. As approved by the Rice Creek Watershed District, innovative methods such as rain gardens, T-ceptors, temporary ponding within and under parking areas and on the roof, etc. should be considered. Approvals are required by the Rice Creek Watershed District and the City Engineering Department. The City of Roseville is only responsible for assuring that the existing regional pond that was constructed in 1996-1997 and assessed to the property within the Twin Lakes Business Park is available for storm water generated by the Development Property per the Rice Creek Watershed District standards at the time of its construction. Additional and more stringent standards required by Rice Creek Watershed since the construction of the regional pond are the responsibility of the Redeveloper. All innovative efforts should be addressed to provide the maximum green space a�nd/or use of water retention ponding as an amenity. Aeration of ponding with fountains is encouraged. A fenced water retention pond will not be acceptable. Emergency Access: To the extent feasible the Redeveloper will, on terms acceptable to the City, maintain emergency vehicle access during all demolition and construction periods including road construction. The access way will be located at C2, Prior and Arthur Street and potentially other streets within the Redevelopment Property. The Redeveloper will provide reasonable notice when such access will be unavailable for short periods of time and, and will (subject to unavoidable delays) limit such periods to no more than 30 days. f