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REV: 05-28-25 LF <br />Customers, reasonable, and not inconsistent with the WSA or an Individual Water Sales Contract; <br />and <br />WHEREAS, Section A, Rule 6 of the Rules provides, in part, that the SFPUC may, within <br />its discretion, provide service to individual retail customers located outside of the limits of the City <br />and County of San Francisco that are also located outside of areas served by the Wholesale <br />Customers’ local distribution systems until such time as those retail customers’ properties are <br />included within the area served by one of the Wholesale Customers, which desires and is able to <br />provide such service, or until such time as it is no longer feasible for the SFPUC to continue to <br />provide such service; and <br />WHEREAS, There are 12 individual retail customers located in the Redwood City sphere <br />of influence in and around Emerald Hills, California, that are currently served by the SFPUC, ten <br />of which are located within Redwood City’s service area boundary as shown on Exhibit A-1 of the <br />Contract, as amended, and the SFPUC provided its prior written consent for Redwood City to serve <br />the other two customers, pursuant to Section 3 of the Contract, as amended, in a letter to Redwood <br />City dated February 3, 2025; and <br />WHEREAS, Pursuant to Section A, Rule 6 of the Rules, Section 3 of the Contract, as <br />amended, and the SFPUC’s consent, Redwood City has agreed to take over the SFPUC’s water <br />service obligations to those 12 individual retail customers, providing water service to those <br />customers directly from the Redwood City water distribution system, and the SFPUC has agreed <br />that it will not include the de minimis demands of those customers in its calculation of Redwood <br />City’s total annual purchases from the SFPUC when determining the excess use charges that <br />Redwood City may be required to pay during times of mandatory rationing in a declared water <br />shortage emergency under the Water Shortage Allocation Plan (WSA Attachment H); and <br />WHEREAS, San Francisco and Redwood City desire to further amend the Contract, as <br />amended, pursuant to Section 2.03.D of the WSA, on the terms and conditions set forth herein, in <br />order to (1) adjust Redwood City’s service area boundary as shown on the new map designated as <br />Exhibit A-2, which is attached to this Amendment as Attachment 1, to reflect Redwood City’s <br />agreement to take over water service obligations for those SFPUC retail customers located in the <br />Redwood City sphere of influence in and around Emerald Hills, California, and (2) modify the <br />terms of Section 3 of the Contract to provide that San Francisco will not include the de minimis <br />demands of those customers in its calculation of Redwood City’s total annual purchases from the <br />SFPUC when determining the excess use charges that Redwood City may be required to pay during <br />times of mandatory rationing in a declared water shortage emergency under the Water Shortage <br />Allocation Plan (WSA Attachment H); <br />NOW, THEREFORE, San Francisco and Redwood City agree as follows: <br />Article 1 Definitions <br />The following definitions shall apply to this Second Amendment: <br />ATTY/AGR.2025/Amend. No. 2/City and County of San Francisco (Page 2 of 6) <br />6.K. - Page 7 of 11 <br />374