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City Commission Page 4 May 14, 1998 3. That the applicant be required to provide the building official with a planting plan for the building planters and that the applicant be required to maintain the planters in accordance with the approved plan in perpetuity or until such time as an alternate plan is approved by the building official. 4. That the applicant be precluded from ever converting the proposed tennis courts into any use other than a "recreational use" without the express consent of the City Commission, which consent shall only be given upon the provision of adequate additional recreational open space designed to serve the complex and/or the public at the same or another mutually acceptable location. 5. That the applicant be required, prior to the issuance of a building permit, to provide the building official with an impact study, prepared by a planning organization that, in the opinion of the Building Official,is qualified to prepare such reports,and which demonstrates that the proposed development will or will not have any adverse impacts upon the Level of Service for all traffic ways which may be impacted by the development. If, in the opinion of the building official, the study demonstrates that there will be adverse impacts upon effected traffic ways, the applicant shall be required to make plan revisions and/or improvements which, in the opinion of the building official, will serve to adequately resolve all level of service deficiencies. Under no circumstances shall the approved site plan be altered to compensate for L.O.S. deficiencies in such a manner as to further increase the degree of non- conformity of the project without the approval of the City Commission upon a public hearing.