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<br />reason for the relocation is that it is determined that the existing location of any utility <br />equipment or device is interfering with the efficient operation for the Public Parking <br />Facility. The installation, use, operation, maintenance, repair, replacement, relocation and <br />removal of all such utilities shall be at the Developer's sole cost and expense except as <br />provided in the previous sentences and except as and to the extent that such utilities <br />service the Public Parking Facility. It is agreed that the Developer Utility Easement <br />includes the right to reinstall or relocate utilities over time as the reasonable use of the <br />Retail Cinema requires, provided that such reinstallation or relocation does not <br />unreasonably interfere with the operation of the Public Parking Facility. <br />d. Construction and Repair Easement. Non-exclusive perpetual <br />easement on, over and through any portion of Parcel B as is reasonably necessary for <br />workers, materials and equipment for the purposes of construction of the Retail Cinema <br />and/or all future repair, restoration, alteration, expansion or maintenance work with <br />respect to and within the Retail Cinema, provided that the Developer shall provide <br />reasonable advance notice of such activities except in case of emergency where such <br />advance notice is not practicable, and further provided that any permits legally required <br />for the subject work have been obtained by the Developer (the "Developer Repair <br />Easement"). <br />Section 3. City Easements. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, the <br />Developer grants to the City, for the benefit of and appurtenant to Parcel B and burdening <br />Parcel A, the following easements: <br />a. Vehicular Easement. A non-exclusive perpetual easement on, over <br />and through Parcel A for the purposes of vehicular access to the Public Parking Facility <br />over the portion of Parcel A identified in the drawing attached hereto as Exhibit "B" and <br />incorporated herein by this reference (the "Vehicular Access Easement"). The Developer <br />shall not construct or erect, or permit any third party to construct or erect, any fence, <br />barrier or other impediment to the free flow of vehicular traffic across the Vehicular <br />Access Easement. <br />b. Pedestrian Public Parking Facility Access Easement. Non- <br />exclusive perpetual easement on, over and through Parcel A, for pedestrian access and <br />ingress to and egress from the Public Parking Facility through the Access Points between <br />the Public Parking Facility and Parcel A (the "Pedestrian Public Parking Facility Access <br />Easement"). As noted in Section 2.a above, the specific locations of the Access Points <br />will be determined as a part of the design and permit approval process, and may be <br />subject to modification as a result of construction issues. The Access Points will be <br />located as the parties may agree, and will be identified in the Notice of Final Location. <br />The Developer shall not construct any portion of the Retail Cinema in such a way as to <br />deny or restrict public pedestrian access from the public pedestrian rights of way abutting <br />Parcel A to the termini of the Access Points within Parcel A. <br />c. Ventilation, Signage and Utility Easement. Non-exclusive <br />perpetual easement on, over and through Parcel A, necessary for the installation, use, <br /> REDW\0002\007 -9PREF .DOC <br /> 6\25\04 1130 law <br /> 4 <br />