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first final plat for the property. The dedication will be through fee simple title to the City for parkland. d. A minimum of two (2) access points from a public right -of -way shall be provided to the parkland. A minimum of ten (10) parking spaces and one (1) bicycle rack shall be provided on- street adjacent to the access point. The parking spaces shall be dedicated for public use of the parkland with clear signage indicating the spaces are for Park users only. A minimum of one (1) of the dedicated parking spaces shall meet the requirements for ADA accessibility. The dedicated parking spaces associated with the parkland may not be utilized to meet the minimum parking requirements identified in Section 4.02 of this PDD. Parking spaces will be indicated on the Public Improvement Construction Plan (PICP) and constructed at the same time as the adjacent road. Dedication of parkland containing Section 7.6.1.2(c) — Parkland Dedication approximately 29.39 acres Calculation: Provision for additional private open space 5 acres (multiplied by) 250 units (multiplied and amenities within the Project Site. by) maximum of 2.7 residents per unit (divided by) 1000 Construction of a park and emergency access road Maximum 4.1 acres of parkland dedication required Minimum of 10 dedicated parking spaces Payment of $23,000 in parkland development funds for the construction of a trail system and playground 4.12. Fences. Fences shall be permitted in accordance with Chapter 6, Article 1, Division 3 of the City of San Marcos LDC. 4.13 Access. The developer is responsible for ensuring connectivity within the internal street, trail and sidewalk network of the subdivision. At the time building permits are issued totaling 25 lots in Area 1 or Area 2 the Property Owner shall be responsible for constructing an emergency access road to connect Area 1 and Area 2 within the Project Site in the location of the future street connection. The emergency access road will be constructed of asphalt material and contain a reinforced concrete low water crossing constructed, owned and maintained by the Property Owner and is intended to provide direct connection between the two areas within the Project Site. a. At no time shall more than 74 homes be constructed with a single point of access in either Area 1 or Area 2. For Area 2, this would include houses constructed in the existing Hunter Hill Subdivision. Prior to issuance of permit of any buildings exceeding these numbers in either area, the developer will construct the required above grade street and creek crossing, built to City Restated Planned Development District 2012 7