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i �.B Page 63 • Enhance transportation connections between the Project site and downtown Redwood City, and between the Project site and the City's Caltrain station; • Improve pedestrian and bicycle circulation within the Project and its immediate vicinity; and • Support provision of sufficient on-site parking for Project employees. 3. Infrastructure/City Services. The Development Agreement's terms should: • Provide that Stanford's improvements and upgrades to existing infrastructure are an overall benefit to the local area and the City; • Support the City's and Stanford's efforts to promote the conservation of water and energy; and • Support the expansion of the City's recycled water program. 4. Sustainability. The Development Agreement's terms should: • Support Stanford's and the City's efforts to conserve natural resources throughout all aspects of the Project, including sustainable design, construction practices, and building features, including those affecting energy, water, operations, transportation and associated greenhouse gas emissions. 5. Building Community. The Development Agreement should: • Allow for those amenities and programs that Stanford is uniquely situated to provide and that will improve the health, education and well-being of the surrounding community and the City, while also supporting the Project objectives. 6. Design and Placemaking. The design of the Stanford in Redwood City site will be governed by the Precise Plan being prepared by the City. The Development Agreement's terms should: • Promote development that creates a strong sense of place, and harmonizes with and enhances the value and quality of nearby existing neighborhoods; • Support properly phased development over the term of the Development Agreement; and • Provide for publicly accessible open space as part of the Project while also maintaining Project open space reserved solely for tenant use.