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Exhibit I 4918-4747-2756 v9 ATTY/RESO.0112/CC RESO.0112/CC RESO APPROVING THIRD AMENDMENT TO MASTER PROJECT AGREEMENT (YMCA PROJECT) – EXHIBIT A REV: 11-06-25 VR * 50% of Common Area domestic and recycled water * 50% of asphalt maintenance costs for the Common Area asphalt. To the extent possible, the City and YMCA-SV shall plan for asphalt maintenance work, communicating the need in advance of annual budgeting processes through a common Operational Team (see below). * 50% of the ongoing maintenance costs for the support structure where the Photovoltaic Panels are located. [Note: ongoing Red Morton Park lighting outside the scope of the Common Area is to be paid exclusively by the City]. Examples of items not included as part of CAM include underground utility connections and repairs, public street & traffic mitigation measures, facility doors, walls, windows, roofs, skylights, building interiors, building painting, lights attached to each facility, fences, fenced in areas and refuse collection associated with each individual facility. An Operational Team including the City's Parks and Recreation Director and the YMCA-SV Branch Executive Director, or their designees, shall meet not less than annually to review planned maintenance activities. Changes to the common area maintenance scope of services are to be discussed among the Operational Team, and any disputes arising concerning maintenance, costs or program delivery where the Parks and recreation Directors and the YMCA-SV Executive Director are not able to resolve those issues, the City Manager and the YMCA-SV CEO shall meet to resolve any disagreements. Operating Provisions An Operational Team including the City's Parks and Recreation Director and the Redwood City YMCA-SY Executive Director and/or their designees shall be established to continually plan and oversee all programs and services in Red Morton Park following the opening of the New YMCA. Below are the guidelines for program delivery, noting that modifications that can be made through periodic partner meetings with the Director of Parks and the Redwood City YMCA-SY Executive Director. In recognition of evolving program delivery models over time, if either Party wishes to make changes to the programs described below within its respective purview, the Operational Team will discuss the proposed programming changes to help ensure there is minimal, if any, service overlap. Should any disputes arise concerning program delivery, the City Manager and YMCA-SV's CEO shall cooperate to jointly resolve any issues. The Parties may enter into an agreement to memorialize the intent set forth in these guidelines. A. RWC Operated Programs in Red Morton Park 1. Senior Programs (including but not limited to Theatre, Gardening, Arts and Crafts, Teaching