AgdaPkt 2015-06-22 Interview and Joint SA PFA

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17 6557.03/12309 Section 2.11 Intentionally Omitted. Section 2.12 otice of Airport Activities and Commercial/Industr ial Activities in Vicinity. There are existing extended-hours, heavy commercial and industrial activities in the vicinity of the Development, as well as airport flight operations associated with San Carlos Airport and San Francisco International Airport, that may have perceived daytime and nighttime visual, traffic, noise/vibration, and/or air quality-related nuisance effects. Section 2.13 otice of Airport in Vicinity. The following notice is required by California Civil Code Section 4255: OTICE OF AIRPORTS I VICIITY This property is presently located in the vicinity of two airports: San Francisco International Airport and San Carlos Airport. The property is located in what is known as an airport influence area for the San Carlos Airport which has a large number of takeoffs and landings per day (300 per day in 2015). For that reason, the property will be subject to some of the annoyances or inconveniences associated with proximity to airport operations (for example: noise, vibration, or odors). Individual sensitivities to those annoyances can vary from person to person. You may wish to consider what airport annoyances, if any, are associated with the property before you complete your purchase and determine whether they are acceptable to you. Section 2.14 Guarantee of Access to Public Access Area. In accordance with the Public Access and View Corridor Restriction Document, Declarant shall dedicate to a public agency or otherwise permanently guarantee such rights for the public to the 64,674-square-foot public access area located along the shoreline of the Property (the “Public Access Area”) and non-motorized boat launch. The Public Access and View Corridor Restriction Document shall create rights in favor of the public which shall commence no later than after completion of construction of any improvements in the Public Access Area. Declarant shall provide evidence of recordation of the Public Access and View Corridor Restriction Document to the Bay Conservation and Development Commission (the “BCDC”) and shall not make any subsequent changes to the Public Access and View Corridor Restriction Document without the express written consent of the BCDC. The Association and Unit Owners shall be subject to the applicable terms and conditions of such Public Access and View Corridor Restriction Document. The Association shall maintain the improvements located with the Public Access Area, as described in Section 5.1(g)(3). Section 2.15 Open Space and View Corridor Restriction. The Development and Association shall be subject to the terms and conditions of the BCDC Permit with respect to the open space and view corridor described therein, and shall be further subject to the terms and conditions of the Public Access and View Corridor Restriction Document as more particularly described on Exhibit B to the BCDC Permit. The open space dedication shall allow construction of the development authorized in the BCDC Permit and shall authorize landscaping that is consistent with the BCDC Permit. Section 2.16 BCDC Permit Terms, Conditions and Restrictions. The Association and each Owner of a Unit in the Development is hereby notified that the BCDC Permit contains terms and conditions that restrict use of the Development, and contains provisions regarding public access or open space and the need to obtain approval of construction plans prior to the commencement of construction in the Development. Each Owner should read the BCDC Permit for further information concerning terms, conditions and restrictions and how they apply to the Development and Condominium Units. Each Owner should provide a copy of the BCDC Permit to its tenants and subsequent purchaser 7.1.K. - Page 21