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neighborhood park The specific park designs must be developed in cooperation and with the approval of the neighborhood and the City Park and Recreation Commission. Landscape screening with mature vegetation must be provided between the park and the new and existing single-family homes. Within the development site, the developer is responsible for the construction of a passive park area adjacent to the north and northwest edge of the pond that will include landscaping, trails, and overlook area. The developer is responsible for its portion of the trail around the pond that is included on the development Concept RFP site plan. Modi�cations to the site plan for the passive park mav be required due to the modifications to the pond that mav be necessarv to accommodate storm water. Infrastructure: (Streets, Utilities. LiShting, Signage, fire hydrants, mail boxes) Development site streets and utility installation for public water, storm sewer, lighting, signage, fire hydrants and mail boxes within the public right-of-way are the responsibility of the developer. Public Streets — The public streets that connect Arona to Terrace Drive throughout the development site must be constructed by the developer to City standards at 26 to 32 foot width. Fire hydrants must be installed on all public streets after approval by the Fire MarshaL The streets will be platted as public streets and become City Streets upon completion and acceptance by the City. The City will consider an assessment of the cost of construction of the street upon the request of the developer. The City will only assess the streets upon the developer's petition and waiver of public hearing and agreement to accept 100 percent of the assessment cost. Utilities � Utility connection to the units is the responsibility of the developer. SAC fees for utility connections are to be paid by the developer. Lighting — The developer is responsible for, working with Xcel Energy, installing decorative residential street lighting on all public streets within the development site. The street light design must be approved as part of the PUD process and must meet city standards for street lighting. Signage — Coordinated development site signage is the responsibility of the developer. Design and placement must be approved as part of the PUD process. �Tail Boxes — Grouped mail boxes for single-family and town homes are provided as part of the development. Placement and design must be approved as part of the PUD process and in consultation with the postal and city standards. 4