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F. Developer has submitted to City plans, specifications and drawings entitled "Plans for the <br />Improvement of Stanford in Redwood City Permit Package OS -1 Offsite Public Improvements," prepared <br />by BKF Engineers and dated February 24, 2017 (the "Off -Site Improvement Plans"), which, in addition <br />to other improvements, provide for certain off-site public improvements consisting of sidewalk curb and <br />gutter, street trees, intersection improvements, undergrounding of overhead utilities, storm drain systems, <br />domestic water systems, recycled water systems and sanitary sewer systems for the Project (collectively, <br />"Off -Site Improvements"). <br />G . Developer has submitted to City plans, specifications and drawings entitled "Plans for the <br />Improvement of Stanford in Redwood City Permit Package OS -2 Offsite Public Improvements," prepared <br />by BKF Engineers and dated February 24, 2017 (the "Contingent Improvement Plans"). The physical <br />improvements described in the Contingent Improvement Plans are required "subject to Caltrans approval" <br />and will not be constructed if Caltrans and City do not approve them within six months of the Effective <br />Date. If the described physical improvements are not constructed, the estimated cost of those <br />improvements will be paid into a City fund. These two alternative means of addressing <br />Woodside/Broadway traffic congestion are referred to collectively as the "Contingent Improvements." <br />H . Developer has submitted to City plans, specifications and drawings entitled "Redwood <br />City Recycled Water Project — Phase 2B Main City Distribution System Bid Package 11 — East Bayshore <br />Road, Douglas Avenue, & Broadway," prepared by BKF Engineers and dated February 24, 2017 (the <br />"Recycled Water Improvement Plans"), which, in addition to other improvements, provide for a new <br />recycled water main and services for the Project (collectively, "Recycled Water Improvements"). A <br />portion of the Recycled Water Improvements described as an upgrade of the 16" outside diameter HDPE <br />SDR 11 pipe to a larger outside diameter HDPE SDR 11 Pipe, and new 2" recycled water services to <br />HDPE main as shown in Exhibit B attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference consist of off-site <br />water capacity related improvements ("WCC Eligible Improvements"). <br />L Redwood City Code Chapter 38 (Water Systems Regulations), Article III (Connection <br />Fees), Section 38.15 established a Water Capacity Charge "to provide for capital facilities that improve <br />the Citys ability to supply water within the City's service area, by increasing the supply available and <br />reducing demand for potable water." Developer is eligible for a partial credit against the Water Capacity <br />Charge otherwise payable by Developer in connection with the Project for completing the WCC Eligible <br />Improvements. <br />J Upon approval and recordation of the Final Map, the Property will be divided into five <br />parcels. <br />K . The On -Site Improvements, Off -Site Improvements, Recycled Water Improvements and <br />Contingent Improvements are referred to collectively as "the Improvements." The On-site Improvement <br />Plans, Off -Site Improvement Plans, Recycled Water Improvement Plans and Contingent Improvement <br />Plans are referred to collectively as "the Improvement Plans." City and Developer desire to enter this <br />agreement providing for the construction and installation of the hnprovements in accordance with the <br />Improvement Plans. <br />REV: 04-06-17 PR <br />Page 2 of 29 <br />ATTYlAGR.2017.073/Stanford - Subdivision Improvement Agreement <br />