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PERMIT NO. 6-94 (Issued on July 24, 1996, As Amended Through March 4, 2010) AMENDMENT NO. SIX (Exclusive of Amendment No. Four) City of Redwood City and Keech Properties, LLC Page 10 with space for a minimum of six vehicles with appropriate signage may be installed at Marine and Shearwater Parkways initially; a permanent paved and landscaped public shore parking lot with space for 8-12 , vehicles shall be developed in conjunction with development of this parcel, or by September 30, 2002, whichever is earlier. The number of permanent parking spaces at the corner of Marine and Shearwater Parkways can, with approval by or on behalf of the Commission, be reduced to six spaces if the Commission determines that more than six spaces would be incompatible with the future development of the parcel. Each parking lot shall include at least one handicapped parking space, public access signs, connections to adjoining public access areas and trails, and landscaping. In addition, four roadside parking spaces shall be signed and reserved for public access users adjacent to the observation deck constructed at the end of Canvasback Way (see Exhibit B). Such improvements shall be consistent with the plans approved pursuant to Special Condition II-A of this authorization. 7. Public Access Signing. By January 1, 1998, the permittees shall develop a public access sign program designed to maximize public recognition, use, and enjoyment of the existing public access and inland access areas, trails, and related improvements required herein throughout the Redwood Shores peninsula. The sign program, to be approved by or on behalf of the Commission pursuant to Special Condition II-A, shall include the following elements: (a) a section of each of the existing marketing orientation signs shall indicate directions to nearby public access parking; (b) a prominent sign shall identify each public parking lot or street parking; (c) a map of the Redwood Shores public access system indicating the location of the parking lot in relation to the public access system shall be installed at each parking lot; (d) at least 25 public access signs, of which at least eight shall be Bay trail signs, shall be placed at parking areas, street intersections, and trail junctions. Directional arrows shall indicate trail routes for pedestrians and bicyclists at those locations where the trail bifurcates; (e) two interpretive signs shall be placed at each of the four observation decks; and (f) temporary signs indicating alternative routes, informing the public of why the path is closed, when the path will be open, and when project construction will be completed shall be installed at all public trail entrances during levee reconstruction. The permittees shall place and maintain in good condition, all of the public access signs approved by or on behalf of the Commission in accordance with Special Condition II-A. 8. Landscaping a. Exterior Levee. Prior to any levee construction on levee segments I, II, III, VII, and VIII and prior to any planting on and adjacent to levee segments IV, V, and VI (Amendment No. One), the permittees shall submit and receive Commission approval pursuant to Special Condition II-A above, a planting program for the levee, and access and seasonal wetland areas immediately adjacent to the levee, that contains the following elements: (a) replacement with in-kind or better landscaping the approximately 38,000 square feet of existing