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1. On site traffic control signage must identify entry, exits, one -ways, no parking along fire hydrants, etc. 2. A ten feet trail with a turn around is recommended at the west ball field to allow for emergency vehicles into the recreation areas. An extension of the pedestrian trail from Elm Street onto the site to connect to the school building , and a trail extension from Fourth Avenue to the school building. 3. An additional handicap accessible parking space must be provided to meet the handicap parking requirements of 13 that are to be provided on the site and based on the total number of off-street parking provided. Bicycle parking racks must be provided throughout the site. 4. Signs for the proposed site are in compliance with the Zoning Ordinance. 5. Park and Recreation Board recommendations outlined in Exhibit H must be addressed. 6. A tree preservation plan must be submitted for final approval and preservation of trees in the following areas be emphasized; existing trees along the industrial site northeast of the property; existing Pine trees south of the baseball field and existing trees adjacent to the south property line and abutting the residential uses. 7. A final landscaping plan must be submitted and address the overall concept of landscaping; screening of middle school from residential areas; appropriateness of plant material location, type, quantity, and spacing of proposed plant materials 8. A fence plan must be submitted for final approval. Fencing requirements around the softball/baseball fields and, south and west property lines must be indicated. 9. A grading and drainage plan be submitted subject to review and approval by the City Engineer. The site's wetland is delineated and wetland mitigation plan is and reviewed and approved by the Rice Creek Watershed Board and the City. 10. A final utility plan should be submitted for review and comment by the City Engineer. 12. A comprehensive lighting plan be submitted which shows the proposed exterior illumination of the site. 13. Shifting the location of the baseball field west and north of the present proposed location to allow for sufficient buffering along the east and south areas to prevent stray balls from reaching the adjacent street right-of-ways. 3