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� • 99 106375 • Plastic, automatic irrigation system with separate water meter. Keep heads away from edges of planters. • Provide sprinkler layout with associated electrical diagrams. • Provide legend containing plant list with common name,Latin name and size of plant. D. PARCELS 1 THROUGH 29,UTILITY PLAN: • Plan shall include, but not be limited to, the following: Designated inverts, sanitary sewer, domestic water, fire sprinkler water (including flow & pressure), grease trap locations, gas and telephone service. Show separation of "site work" versus "building work" consistently for all buildings as defined in Development Agreement. • All utilities are to be extended to within 5' of Albertson's building by site contractor. • Locate all easement areas outside of Tenant's Building Areas and expansion and compactor pad areas. • Manhole covers, catch basin, and clean-out boxes shall not be located in traffic aisles or entry ramp areas. E. PARCELS 1 THROUGH 29,SITE ELECTRICAL/LIGHTING PLAN: • Architectural fixtures (no "cobra" heads). • No Cor-ten light poles. • Pole bases to be concrete 2'6" high above grade 2'-0" diameter, formed with circular "sono" tube. Slope top of pole base to shed moisture. Sack finish and paint 2 coats traffic yellow. • Metal Halide site lighting only (no High Pressure Sodium [HPS]). High Pressure Sodium lighting may only be used when required by local government agencies. • Site Lighting design shall incorporate computer generated point-by-point photometric layout of proposed lighting system. Use 0.42 light loss factor. (Photometric layout by the proposed light fixture manufacturer.) • Minimum 2-foot candle maintained at grade level (3-foot candles maintained where HPS lamps are required), with appropriate light cut-off when adjacent to residential neighborhoods. • Minimum 2-foot candles maintained at grade level for all vehicle and pedestrian entrances to the site, and at on-site vehicle intersections (6-foot candles maintained where HPS lamps are required). • Design the site lighting to a wattage density between 0.15 and 0.18 watts per square foot. • Conduct survey of site lighting of surrounding area and install comparable lighting levels across the Shopping Center. In no case shall the site lighting levels on or near Tenant's Building, and on the Common Area serving Tenant's Building, be less than any surrounding properties engaged in similar retail operations. • Light poles and sign locations must not conflict. • Site lighting from parking lot light poles and pylon signs must go to a house panel with dedicated meter. No other loads, including building canopy lights, are to be connected to this panel. • All building security and soffit lights must go to respective building panel. • Center lights to be photo cell on and off (Photo Control on at dusk/time clock off after store closing/time clock on before store opening/Photo Control off at dawn). • Parking lot "night lights" (Photo Control only) must be clearly indicated and metered through house panel. • Provide panel schedule showing all loads connected to house panel. • Site lighting fixtures shall be one of the following approved manufacturers (no exceptions): Holophane "PoleStar", Kim "VL", Lithonia Hi-Tek "KVS" (or "KSE"), LSI "Hilton", McGraw- Edison "Galleria", Quality "127" or ("128"), or Sterner "Glendale" (or "Alameda") fixtures. Provide fixture schedule. • Use 1000 watt fixtures where practical unless otherwise required by local codes. Use 30'poles in the general parking areas of the site with 2 1000 watt vertical lamp fixtures per pole at approximately 120 feet center to center spacing. Use horizontal lamp fixtures with "house side" shields where residential property will be impacted by the site lighting. Use 400 watt fixtures if necessary in these locations to prevent light trespass. • Include a note directing the contractor to provide all site lighting lamps. • Include electrical service Layout. Show separation of "site work" versus "building work" consistently for all buildings as defined in Development Agreement. SITE DEVELOPMENT CRITERIA, page 2