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ARTICLE 4 The City of Redwood City shall: a) b) c) WS agrees: b) To pay for operational and administrative support services rendered by WS pursuant to this agreement, not to exceed the amount agreed upon in the Budget Plan. This amount is based on a budget for this 12 month period submitted by WS to fund a maximum of25 hours per week of predator management activities (see Attachment No.2 of Exhibit A). Payments to WS are due and payable within 30 days of receiving invoice. Designate to WS an authorized representative who will serve as a contact under this Agreement Provide WS access to Public Area within the Area. The "Public Area" being defined as public area owned by the City (other than proprietary areas) and includes any public street, alley, highway, right-of-way, and public pedestrian and vehicular easement; post areas closed and secure areas as described in the description of public access restrictions in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Biological Services Opinion, and allow WS to utilize all-terrain vehicles. ARTICLE 5 a) To provide personnel, equipment, supplies, and other support material necessary to perform predator management activities in accordance with the Scope of Work and Budget Plan, Attachments I and 2. To designate to the City of Redwood City an authorized representative who shall administer activities pursuant to this Agreement c) If, during the work period described in Attachment I and 2, the costs for the predator management activities do not equal the total amount, the difference between the payment and the actual costs incurred for the above-described work (the "carry-over amount") shall be carried over and applied to the following year's predator management payment from the City of Redwood City thereby reducing the predator management payment for the following year. 2 of4