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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 8 a. Exterior Levee Access (1) Provide a ten-foot-wide, paved pedestrian and bicycle path along 900 feet at the southwestern corner of levee segment VII, terminating in a 200- square-foot, public observation platform cantilevered over the bayward levee slope; (2) Provide a ten-foot-wide, paved pedestrian and bicycle path along 1,500 feet of levee segment II and a portion of levee segment III, terminating along levee segment III at the bend in the exterior levee near the east end of the wastewater treatment plant, in a 200-square-foot, public observation platform cantilevered over the bayward levee slope; and (3) Provide a ten-foot-wide, decomposed granite (Amendment No. One) pedestrian and bicycle path along the 5,300 feet of levee segment I, and a paved pedestrian and bicycle path along the 1,100 feet of levee segment VIII (see Exhibits A, and B) (Amendment No. One). b. Alternative Inland Access (1) Provide a continuous, 8-foot-wide asphalt path around the perimeter of areas slated for development as shown on Exhibit A. Wherever the path shall be jointly used by pedestrians and bicyclists, and wherever sufficient space is available to construct a wider path (i.e., public access corridors 20 feet or wider along Lido parcels one, two, four, and six, and at the lagoon crossing between Lido parcel two and the G-4 development), a 10-foot-wide, paved path shall be provided. Along Area H, the 126 acres of seasonal wetland in the northwest corner of the peninsula. Amendment No. Five of this amended permit authorizes deleting the 8-foot-wide bicycle trail and parallel 6-foot-wide pedestrian path adjacent to' Shearwater Parkway. That pathway will be replaced with a new 10-foot-wide access trail on top of the levee separating the development of a portion of Area H from the area of Area H that will be restored to tidal wetlands, and a bike trail and sidewalk along Shearwater Parkway pursuant to Commission Permit No. 5-07. At a few locations, , mostly where a combined pedestrian/bike path can be accommodated on the top of the interior levee, (for example on 400 feet of the interior levee near the corner of Marine and Shearwater Parkways, from the northeastern corner of Area G-4 (Seacrest) to the pedestrian bridge connecting Lido parcels one and two, along Lido parcel two, near the entrance to the sewage treatment plant, and from all parking lots to the juncture with the nearest public access trail) a 10-foot-wide paved surface shall be constructed. If any fence is installed to prevent trespassing within Area H, the fence shall be no higher than five feet and no closer to the path than 20 feet. Along the Bayward edge of the Lido Parcel (the north central parcel), the 8-foot-wide public access path shall be constructed within a narrow 13-foot to 25-foot-wide area bordered by a street or houses, respectively, and a 60-foot-wide channel designed to prevent