Agmt07 Peninsula Traffic Congestion Relief Alliance - Redwood City Pilot Shuttle Program

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application forms with the statistical and operating information that may be required in connection therewith to the extent that information to be included therein must be obtained by ALLIANCE from the records maintained by ALLIANCE and/or the CITY pursuant to this Agreement in connection therewith. (3) ALLIANCE may also prepare and submit other grant applications for funding the SHUTTLE PROGRAM, should such funding opportunities arise and be deemed by both ALLIANCE and CITY to be appropriate for the SHUTTLE PROGRAM. (4) CITY shall cooperate with and assist ALLIANCE in the preparation of such reports and funding applications. (c) Shuttle Program Promotion: (l) ALLIANCE will, from time to time, solicit new employer involvement in the SHUTTLE PROGRAM and promote new ridership by employees from PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS. At least every four (4) months, ALLIANCE shall provide CITY with a list of the PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS. (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of Paragraph(c)(1)abnve, ALLIANCE shall not accept new employers or increased ridership from PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS unless the SHUTTLE PROGRAM has the capacity to safely accommodate the increased number of passengers, or the parties have agreed upon a plan for increasing the capacity of the SHUTTLE PROGRAM to provide service for the additional passengers. (d) Lo;;istical Maintenance: (1) ALLIANCE shall coordinate shuttle schedule adjustments with PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS and the OPERATOR. (2) ALLIANCE shall coordinate the inclusion of new PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS into the SHUTTLE PROGRAM. (3) ALLIANCE shall, from time to time, conduct periodic meetings with PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS to discuss improvements to the SHUTTLE PROGRAM and address other Transportation Demand Management issues. Peninsula Traffic Congestion Relief Alliance Page 3 January 2007 HANSONSF_1302526_2 (2).doc 1302526.2