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2. Minnie Street from Wakeham Avenue to Grant Street; Grant Street from Minnie Street to the alley; and Wakeham Avenue from Minnie Street to the alley will be cold -planed (ground) and overlaid. 3. Entrance monuments and signage at Minnie Street. (See attached illustration,) (a) Vehicle travel lane will narrow for one way traffic at entrance to Minnie Street from McFadden Avenue. (b) Pavement at entrance from McFadden will change from asphalt to stamped concrete or other material for at least 20 feet to create change in color and texture. (c) A monument sign with letters spelling "Cornerstone Village" will be constructed on both sides of the entrance onto Minnie Street. Materials and construction shall be designed to be resistant to vandalism. (d) A pergola will be constructed over each sidewalk/pedestrian entrance from McFadden Avenue to Minnie Street. Materials and construction shall be designed to be resistant to vandalism. .(e) Landscaping in front of the monument sign and beside pergola will be provided. (f) Lighting will be provided for monuments and signs. 4. Signage at entrance to Project at Wakeham Avenue and Grant Street (at alley) to be constructed in center island. (a) Pavement on both sides of center island to change from asphalt to stamped concrete or other material that creates a change in color and texture. (b) Sign to be provided with the words "Cornerstone Village" at each location. 5. Install new street lighting per City codes. Lighting to be designed to enhance character of street and be low maintenance. 6. Relocate mailboxes along Minnie Street. Landscape Improvements 1. Landscaping to be provided between street and apartment buildings. (a) Existing street trees to remain, if feasible, and trimmed as needed. (b) About 70 new street trees will be planted to infill line of existing street trees. (c) Existing wrought iron fences along sidewalk to be repaired and/or repainted as needed. If fences are damaged beyond repair and/or are not considered compatible with design theme by landscape architect, then fences will be replaced. For properties that do not have fences, new fences will be installed. New fences will include gated access for maintenance, and when feasible, gates may be added to existing front yard fences. (d) Landscape plan for front yard of buildings will be selected by Owner from a series of designs provided by landscape architect. Plants will be predominantly low maintenance, draught tolerant plants. Owners of paired buildings must agree upon common landscape plan. If agreements cannot be reached, then Association Exhibit D: 2 of 5