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6.B.-Page6of13 f�edwood City Ferry Facility and Service Project REV: 02-05-20 VR Port are collectively referred to herein as "Redwood City". City and WETA may be individually referred to herein as a id collectively as the "Parties." 4, 2015 the WETA Board of Directors adopted a System Policy attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein Expansion Policy") to serve as a framework for evaluating the )f new ferry projects. This Policy is applicable to the proposed d it is the intent of Redwood City and WETA to explore the )f developing a ferry terminal facility in the City of Redwood City. 016 WETA Strategic Plan indicates the desire to construct a id operate a ferry service in Redwood City. The Parties agree to ooratively to pursue public ferry service in Redwood City. The ;onceptually defined as a ferry terminal located in the eastern he Port of Redwood City complex. The terminal will be capable WETA vessels at a berthing facility consistent with WETA I and design standards. In addition, the terminal facility will and property that provides automobile parking, bike and transit id other features consistent with WETA terminals. arty terminal will be capable of connecting to other terminals the WETA system, including San Francisco, Oakland and the special event terminals and future terminals currently in the construction phase. Redwood City and WETA agree to work diligently and in good vely evaluate the possibility of future ferry service at a Redwood Terminal located in the Port of Redwood City by, among other rking cooperatively in areas such as funding and grants, and stakeholder relations, environmental analysis and financial ate, regional or local funding for transit capital and operations ie available during the term of this MOU. Should the parties determine that the project is feasible and decide to move forward with project development, Redwood City and WETA will work in partnership and coordinate closely to actively pursue capital and operating subsidy sources for the Redwood City ferry service. WETA and Redwood City agree to work collaboratively to support one another in seeking and securing ferry grant funds (e.g. San Mateo County Measure A, regional transportation measures, federal discretionary funds, etc.) to support the Planning, Design, Construction, or Operation Phases for Redwood City ferry service, the latter of which includes ongoing operation and maintenance of vessels and facilities. Such support may include, but not