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�F LIVABLE NEIGHBORHOOD I -STREETS 6.1.G. - Page 9 Neighborhood Street Enhancement Program Implementation Plan Near -Term (Medium Priority) Improvements will be funded with impact fees from the second phase of the Stanford University office campus project (— $750,000). These improvements also represent refinements of preferred concepts identified by community members. Click here for project lists and location maps. Long -Term (Low Priority) Improvements will not be funded through impact fees associated with the Stanford University office campus project. The City and County will seek additional funding sources for these projects, if and when they are determined to be necessary by future analysis. These improvements did receive community member support in workshops, but ranked lower than those identified as immediate or near-term priorities. Click for project lists and location maps. Project Funding Overview The immediate and near-term priority improvements are anticipated to be funded through the first and second phase impact fees associated with the Stanford University office campus (Stanford in Redwood City Priority Plan). However, this implementation Plan also identifies specific improvements that could potentially receive funding through the City/County Association of Governments of San Mateo County (C/CAG) Safe Routes to Schools and Green Streets Infrastructure Pilot Program. Additionally, the Development Agreement for the Stanford University office campus requires construction of bicycle and bus shelter improvements that may partially or completely be applied to improvements identified in this Plan. 41CM K M Page 14