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(i) Provided the CITY Building Official with a Certificate of Survey showing the proposed structure(s), well, and septic system with measurements noted to all property lines, grading, and wetlands; and (ii) Provided the financial guaranty described in Section 9 to the CITY; and (iii) The PERMITTEES provided a partial tree inventory as a part of the preliminary plat submittal anticipating where building pads are likely to be located. Should those assumed areas change at the time of building permit, an update to the tree inventory for that lot is required. In the areas to be disturbed for the house, well, septic system, driveway, and any associated grading, a tree inventory and preservation plan (specific to the lot) that includes species full name, diameter at breast height (DBH) measurement, status (save or remove), if it is exempt (and why), tabulation of total significant tree DBH inches on the lot, tabulation of total significant tree DBH inches being removed (excluding exempt trees), tabulation of total exempt significant tree DBH inches, calculation of total removed significant tree DBH inches (excluding exempt trees) divided by the total significant tree DBH inches on site (excluding exempt trees), and address any required restitution (either in the form of reforestation and/or payment into the Community Forestry Fund); and (iv) Grading, Drainage and Erosion Control plans, prepared by a Professional Engineer; and (v) Provided the CITY with a copy of the requisite Minnesota Department of Transportation permit(s) for driveway and culvert installation; and (vi) Documentation that the lowest floor meets the groundwater and floodplain separation requirements. b. No Certificate of Occupancy for any home within the Plat shall be issued until the PERMITTEES have: (i) Constructed vehicular access to the home in accordance with driveway regulations in City Code; and (ii) Provided an As -Built Certificate of Survey, with grading and setbacks marked, to ensure that individual stormwater drainageways and/or basins have been constructed in accordance with approved plans and to ensure positive drainage away from a home's foundation; and (iii) Provided the required escrow(s) if certain improvements, including but not necessarily limited to, landscaping and driveway, have not yet been installed. 11. PERMITTEES Defaults. If the PERMITTEES defaults in the performance of one or more of the PERMITTEES' obligations under this Agreement, i) the CITY gives the PERMITTEES thirty (30) days written notice of the default and ii) the PERMITTEES fails to cure the default within said thirty (30), then the CITY may pursue any and all remedies available at law or in equity including, but not limited to, the following: a. The CITY may, at its option, perform or engage one or more third parties to perform the PERMITTEES' obligations. If, in the reasonable judgment of the CITY'S staff, the PERMITTEES' default creates an immediate risk to public health or safety, the CITY may perform or engage one or more third parties to perform the work before the CITY provides the notice described in the initial paragraph of this Section, but the CITY must use commercially reasonable efforts to notify the PERMITTEES as promptly as possible that the CITY is undertaking to perfoini the PERMITTEES' obligation or obligations. If the CITY performs one or more obligations of the PERMITTEES, the PERMITTEES must reimburse the CITY for any costs or expenses the CITY incurs, including costs and expenses for CITY staff time, to perform the work within 30 days after the CITY notifies 3