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CGN: 8/2/01 • ~~ ~_J • 33. At ultimate build-out, the project applicant shall reimburse the city for nine man-days of service for the purpose of Fire Safety inspectors on an annual basis. 34. Water conservation measures must be incorporated into the development. These should include low-flush toilets, low-flush faucets, insulation of hot water lines in water recirculating systems, supply line pressure in excess of 50 pounds per square inch reduced to 50 psi or less by means of apressure-reducing valve, drinking fountains with self- closing valves, and low water-consuming plants used wherever feasible. 35. Sewer facilities necessary to adequately convey project-generated sewage shall be provided by the applicant. 36. Trash separation and recycling programs should be encouraged to decrease the depletion of natural resources and reduce the amount of solid waste that would need to be disposed at either the Santiago or Coyote Canyon landfill. 37. The project shall provide sufficient access to accommodate the maneuvers of the waste disposal trucks. 38. Provisions for trash enclosures for all proposed uses shall be made in conformance with adopted city standards. 39. Project design should include means to reduce the amount of waste materials generated during construction. 40. Design and integrate use of energy management system that efficiently accommodates the demands on energy resources brought about by the project. 41. Utilize fluorescent lighting. 42. Reduce full lighting after hours. 43. Building construction must comply with the policies set forth in Title 24 of the California Administrative Code. 44. Utilize natural gas for space heating and other appropriate heating needs. 45. A telephone system shall be installed on-site. Facilities intended for acceptance by Pacific Bell shall be built to Pacific Bell specifications.