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<br />14. Shuttle Service. Pacific Shores shall provide a shuttle service to transport <br />employees who work on the Project Site to and from the nearest CalTrain station. This <br />service must begin upon the occupancy of 50% of the maximum permitted GBF A on the <br />Building Parcels and must continue throughout the life of the Project until and unless its <br />discontinuance is approved by City, which approval shall be granted upon a demonstration <br />that inadequate demand exists to justify the service or that CalTrain ceases to operate. Pacific <br />Shores shall, throughout the life of the Project, promote the shuttle and attempt to meet <br />passenger demand. In lieu of the requirement set forth in this section, Pacific Shores may, <br />subject to City approval, panicipate with other properties along Seaport Boulevard to contract <br />for new or extended services by SamTrans. Nothing in this section precludes City from <br />requiring the participation of Pacific Shores in the County Transportation Management <br />Program, although compliance with this requirement shall be considered a ISM measure. <br /> <br />15. <br /> <br />Water¡ Sewer. <br /> <br />(a) City and City through District acknowledge and agree that in the event <br />that, for any reason, Pacific Shores does not consummate its agreement with Rohm-Haas or <br />Pacific Shores requires additional capacity to meet City requirements for sewerage treatment <br />capacity, City shall sell additional sanitary sewerage treatment capacity to Pacific Shores, as <br />needed, for the same price (and pursuant to the same formula used by City and SBSA) that <br />City pays for that capacity from the South Bayside System Authority. Additional sanitary <br />sewerage treatment capacity may be purchased, leased or otherwise acquired by Pacific <br />Shores on the open market. City is not, in any way. obligated to provide Pacific Shores with <br />sewerage treatment capacity but shall use its best efforts to assist Pacific Shores in obtaining <br />any additional capacity Pacific Shores deems necessary; <br /> <br />(b) Except as otherwise provided herein with respect to citywide <br />restrictions, CiLy shall timely supply waler lo Pacific Short:::; fur new construction and <br />occupancy when and as needed, in sufficient quantities to serve the needs of the Project, <br />including, without limitation, potable use, fire suppression and landscaping irrigation. Pacific <br />Shores shall pay for water consumption at the same rates as other water users in City <br />according to the applicable zone. <br /> <br />(c) Pacific Shores shall have the right to use wells on the site for purposes <br />of supplying the Project needs for water irrigation of landscaping and landscaped open spaces <br />on the Project Site and Pacific Shores agrees to use its best efforts to develop and use wells <br />on the Project Site fully to meet such needs for non-potable water provided, however, that (i) <br />Pacific Shores shall observe aU citywide conservation standards enacted by City, (ii) Pacific <br />Shores shall be bound by any Laws enacted with respect to groundwater management, and <br />(iii) in the event that Pacific Shores is unsuccessful in obtaining an adequate supply of <br />irrigation water for such purposes, the City agrees to supply water for such purposes at the <br />same rl1tf'.~ cnaT2;ed to otneT water users in the City in the applicable zone. <br /> <br />16. Permitted Delay. Neither City nor Pacific Shores is in default under this <br />Agreement and each has complied in good faith with this Agreement where any delay by <br /> <br />. "DOC,....,.."\""R,t'TY .DM <br /> <br />23 <br /> <br />,....c.~... .~ ..,.. <br />