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The subdivider, as a condition of approval of a tentative map, in conjunction with approval of a parcel or final map, shall grant whatever land or easements the city determines are necessary to fulfill the purposes of these regulations, in accordance with the Subdivision Map Act, the general plan, and adopted standards. Such dedication of parcels or easements and improvements may be required for the following uses:

A. Streets and alleys, including future streets;

B. Private streets (conditional dedication);

C. Pedestrian and bicycle paths;

D. Transit facilities;

E. Public utilities;

F. Natural watercourses together with a riparian buffer zone, storm drains and flood-control channels, open space and agricultural resources;

G. Public access, including access for maintenance or fire protection;

H. Protection of scenic and environmentally sensitive lands;

I. Street trees;

J. Parks and recreation facilities;

K. Protection of slope banks, areas subject to flooding, and other potentially hazardous areas;

L. School sites as may be necessary in accordance with the Subdivision Map Act;

M. Sites to be preserved for public use as provided in the Subdivision Map Act;

N. Such other public purposes as the city may deem necessary, provided the amount of property required to be dedicated bears a reasonable relationship to the increased need for public facilities created by the subdivision;

O. Cultural resources. (Ord. 1729 § 4 (Exh. A), 2023)