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{}302 Site Feasibility Assessment <br /> <br /> Prior to the Agency's appraiser's completion of the Appraisals to be used in the <br />Agency's offers to owners pursuant to Government Code Section 7267.2 for acquisition <br />of any portion of the Shea Project Site, Shea shall conduct at Shea's expense a "Phase I" <br />hazardous materials assessment and such other studies and assessments, including, but <br />not limited to, environmental studies and investigations, soils and geotechnical <br />investigations, economic, cultural resources surveys, and investigations of the structural <br />integrity of existing buildings, as Shea determines are necessary for the Acquisition <br />Parcels (the "Site Feasibility Assessment") prior to the making of such offers. For this <br />purpose, Agency agrees to promptly provide access to the Acquisition Parcels (the <br />"Rights of Entry") as set forth in the Schedule of Performance in Attachment 8, attached <br />hereto and incorporated herein by reference, consistent with Agency's acquisition of such <br />rights of access under Section 1245.010 of the Code of Civil Procedure, and to assist <br />Shea in obtaining from City rights of acce~ to public rights-of-way and publicly-owned <br />parcels within and abutting the Franklin Street Project Site, if any, required for <br />development of the Shea Project Site. <br /> <br /> {}303 Due Diligence <br /> A. Due Diligence Period. Shea shall have a due diligence period (the <br />"Due Diligence Period"), commencing on the "Effective Date" to perform its <br />investigation of the feasibility and desirability of acquiring the Shea Project Site, <br />including, the Site Feasibility Assessments, as described in Section 302, above. The Due <br />Diligence Period shall terminate one hundred and twenty (120) days from the date all <br />Rights of Entry are obtained pursuant to Section 302 and all access to public rights-of <br />way and publicly-owned parcels have been obtained by Shea, unless the parties, after <br />meeting and conferring in accordance with Section 303(D), agree to an extension thereto. <br />In no event shall Shea obtain equitable or legal title in the Acquisition Parcels until <br />termination of the Due Diligence Period. <br /> <br /> B. Development of Due Diligence Budget. No later than thirty (30) days <br />following the Effective Date, Agency and Shea shall develop, and at its option Shea may <br />deposit with Agency funds in an amount equal to the due diligence budget for the <br />payment of the costs of the Agency's activities listed below (the "Due Diligence <br />Budget"). The funds so deposited shall be placed in an interest bearing account (the <br />"Due Diligence Deposit"). In the event that the Due Diligence Budget exceeds Shea's <br />projected due diligence costs, Shea may elect in writing to terminate this Agreement in <br />accordance with Section 809 of this Agreement with respect to the Shea Project Site, or <br />subject to Section 801, with Agency's prior written concurrence a portion thereof, or <br />engage in a Meet and Confer session pursuant to Section 303(D) of this Agreement. If <br />Shea funds the Due Diligence Budget and total Due Diligence Costs, as defined below, <br />exceed the amount of the Due Diligence Budget, Agency shall notify Shea in writing of <br />such insufficiency and Shea, within ten (10) days of receipt of such notice (the <br />"Notification Date"), shall have the option to supplement the Due Diligence Deposit with <br />additional funds necessary to cover such insufficiency ("Supplemental Due Diligence <br />Costs"). As of the Notification Date, Agency shall not incur costs for a Due Diligence <br />Budget line item that exceeds the amount allocated for such line item without the written <br />consent of Shea. In the event that Shea chooses not to advance requested Supplemental <br /> <br /> 7 <br />wc-21875 <br /> <br /> <br />