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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 10. conjunction with the street unless the Council grants a waiver to delay signalization.' In the event such waiver is granted, the owner or subdivider shall deposit with the City a sum of money equivalent to the Engineer's estimated cost of the signalization. Easement Acquisition. Prior to the time of construction, the owner or subdivider shall obtain all easements required for the project. At the time the project is complete and turned over to the City, all easements not dedicated on the final plat shall be deeded to the City in recordable document. 9.50.50 Lot Grading. All lots shall be graded in accordance with the final grading plan. In addition, erosion control measures shall be followed to eliminate erosion. Upon completion of the grading, topsoil shall be restored and temporary vegetation established. Trail Development. Trail improvements shall be installed as shown on the final plat and/or master trail plan. All accessible bikeway/walkway trailways shall be constructed of a minimum two- inch (2") bituminous mat on a four-inch (4") gravel base. Grades and specifications shall be as approved by the City Engineer. All paved trailways shall be of an eight-foot (8') width with two-foot (2') graded shoulders. All horse and wilderness trailways shall be graded to a minimum four-foot (4') width and surfaced as determined by the Park and Recreation Commission. Sidewalks. All subdivisions within the urban service area shall have not less than a five-foot (5') wide concrete sidewalk on at least one side of each through street or anticipated through street to provide for safe pedestrian traffic. Sidewalks may be required on cul-de-sacs. All sidewalks shall be located within the easement area of the road right of way. Wherever possible, placement of the sidewalk within the easement area should allow for a minimum of one foot (1') separation between the edge of one side and the residential property line. The sidewalk shall be constructed as a Stage 1 improvement. Cost of sidewalk construction shall be borne by the developer and not eligible for credit against park and trail dedication fees. The design must meet current standards of the City, comply with the Americans for Disabilities ACT (ADA), and be shown on the preliminary plat for approval. All sidewalks required, by the City shall be constructed of a four-inch concrete placed on a four inch (4") gravel base. (a) Maintenance - The City Council annually shall determine the level of snow removal required of adjacent homeowners and to provide for the establishment of a fund to allow for repair or replacement of damaged sidewalks in the future. 9.50 Subdivision Regulations 9-39 March 2003 Draft -417-