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8.1 Final Grading Plan. The final grading plan for the property must be reviewed and approved by the Director of Public Works prior to any permits being issued for the parcel. All grading sha11 comply with the approved grading plans and sha11 be the responsibility of the DEVELOPER The DEVELOPER'S engineer sha11 provide to the CITY a letter certifying that the grading project was constructed and was completed as depicted in the approved grading plan (Exhibit C�. 8.2 Final Utility Servicing Plan. The final utility servicing plan for the property must be reviewed and approved by the Director of Public Works prior to any permits being issued for the building (Exhibit E). 8.3 Erosion Control. Prior to site grading, and before any utility construction is commenced or building permits are issued, an erosion control plan must be submitted for approval, and a11 erosion control actions sha11 be implemented, inspected and approved by the CITY (Exhibit D). 8.4 Clean Up. The DEVELOPER shall clean dirt and debris from streets that has resulted from construction work by the DEVELOPER, its agents or assigns. The CITY will determine whether it is necessary to take additional measures to clean dirt and debris from the streets. After 24 hours verbal notice to the developer, the CITY may complete or contract to complete the clean up at the DEVELOPER'S expense. 8.5 Street Trees. CITY policy requires the planting of street trees in conjunction with development or redevelopment throughout the community. The DEVELOPER sha11 install street trees in accordance with the City's Street Tree Master Plan (as provided and approved by the CITY'S Landscape Architect) (Exhibit F). 8.6 Pedest�ian Walkways. CITY policy, as part of the landscape plan, requires the installation, replacement, or payment in lieu of the provision of a pedestrian pathway (sidewalk), no less than six feet in width, within the public right-of-way in conjunction with commercial development. McKinley Companies, Inc. must provide the CITY with a cash sum totaling $3,195 for payment in lieu of constructing a six-foot wide pedestrian path along Lexington Avenue. 9.0 PUD STANDARDS and 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 1008 and 10 15 of the Roseville City Code, the Development shall also comply with the following specific PUD standards: 9.1 General Development Standards. The certificate of survey, site development plan, landscape plan, grading and utility plan, building elevations, development schedule, and final land use designations sha11 be part of the standards for development of the McKinley Companies, Inc. PUD. 4