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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 12 permittees or their assignees. Such maintenance shall include, but is not limited to repairs to all path surfaces, replacement of any plant materials deposited within the access areas, removal of any encroachments into the access areas, and assuring that the public access signs remain in place and visible. Within 30 days after notification by staff, the permittees shall correct any maintenance deficiency noted in a staff inspection of the site. 13. Assignment. The permittees shall transfer maintenance responsibility to a public agency or another party acceptable to the Commission at such time as the property' transfers to a new party in interest but on! y provided that the transferee agrees in writing, acceptable to counsel for the Commission, to be bound by all terms and conditions of this amended permit. Upon public dedication, conveyance, easement or deed being provided to the City of Redwood City that expressly transfers maintenance responsibilities, the co-permittee shall be deemed to have transferred and assigned all responsibilities under this amended permit with respect to that portion of the project or improvements included therein. :g... C. In-kind Repairs. Maintenance and Replacement of Authorized Facilities. The permittees are authorized to undertake routine, minor repairs, grading, and excavation of authorized facilities such as repairing levee road surfaces, adding small amounts of fill to restore design elevations and dimensions, minor grading within seasonal wetlands to promote vegetative growth or ponding, etc., as long as such repairs, reconstruction and replacement do not adversely impact existing wetlands or adjacent upland vegetation, the general public, or public access facilities authorized under the conditions of this amended permit. Any in-kind repairs and maintenance of the levee shall only use construction material approved for use in San Francisco Bay. Construction shall only occur during current approved months during the year to avoid potential impacts to fish and wildlife. BCDC staff should be contacted to confirm current restrictions. In the event that proposed routine, minor repairs, grading, and excavation of authorized' facilities could impact wetlands or adjacent upland vegetation, the general public, or public access facilities authorized under conditions of this amended permit, the permittees shall transmit a letter to the Executive Director briefly describing the type and extent of work to be performed under this amended permit for the coming year with a projected schedule and an estimate of the cost of the proposed improvements at least three months prior to the commencement of any maintenance work. If the Executive Director determines that the work proposed may have an adverse impact on wetland resources or public access facilities, the permittees shall be notified that such work is not authorized by this amended permit. The permittees may then seek separate authorization of such work, either thr,ough amendment of this amended permit or by applying for a new permit. D. Work Within and Adiacent to Wetland Access 1. Marsh Restoration. The permittee shall restore the approximately 1,742-square-foot marsh area where fill will be placed pursuant to Amendment No. Six to restore the levee's integrity. After fill has been placed, the filled area shall be planted with appropriate local and native marsh vegetation in accord with a plan approved by or on behalf of the Commission pursuant to Special Condition II-A. To accelerate the re-