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CALIFORNIA, STATE OF - JUDICIAL COUNCIL OF CALIFORNIA
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A-2005-307
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City Attorney's Office
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6/20/2005
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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />1,6, No Abandonment or OverburdeninQ. No act or failure to act on the <br />part of either Party shall be deemed to constitute an abandonment or surrender of any <br />easement rights granted hereunder, except upon recordation by the grantee of a quitclaim deed <br />specifically conveying such easement (or such portion thereof) back to the grantor. Without <br />limiting the generality of the foregoing, mere non-use of any easement granted hereunder shall <br />not prevent the grantee thereof from using the entire easement to the fullest extent permitted <br />hereunder in the future. It is the intention of the Parties that the easements granted hereunder <br />be used for any and all purposes incidental or relating to the specified purposes, and no <br />increase in the character, degree or nature of the use of such easements in the future, and no <br />assignment, grant, license, transfer or conveyance of any subordinate rights by either Party <br />shall, separately or in the aggregate, constitute an impermissible surcharge or overburdening of <br />the servient estate. <br /> <br />2, Maintenance ObliQations. <br /> <br />2,1, Maintenance of Lift Station. The City shall operate, maintain, and <br />repair the Lift Station in good condition such that the drainage needs of the State Parcel are <br />adequately satisfied. The State shall reimburse the City for 18.75% of the reasonable out-of- <br />pocket costs of operating, maintaining, and repairing the Lift Station located on the State Parcel <br />for the preceding fiscal year ("Lift Station Costs"); provided, however, that the State's <br />obligation to reimburse the City for the State's share of the Lift Station Costs shall be subject to <br />the State's receipt of a statement detailing the Lift Station Costs for the preceding fiscal year <br />and a budget appropriation by the State Legislature. The City shall maintain all records <br />evidencing the Lift Station Costs for at least five (5) years following the City's delivery of the <br />applicable statement, and the State shall have the right to audit the statement and records <br />associated with the Lift Station Costs. If such audit reveals that an increase or decrease to the <br />Lift Station Costs is appropriate, the Parties shall cooperate in good faith to make the necessary <br />reimbursements or adjustments within a reasonable period of time after the State's completion <br />of such audit; provided, however, that the State shall not be obligated to make any payments <br />unless and until any discrepancies revealed by such audit are resolved by the Parties. <br /> <br />2.2. Maintenance and Repair of City ParkinQ Structure. The City shall, at <br />its sole cost and expense, operate, maintain, and repair all portions of the City Parking Structure <br />in good condition, except for the interior surfaces, lighting, fixtures, and security improvements <br />within the State Parking Area, which the State shall operate, maintain, and repair in good <br />condition, at the State's sole cost and expense. The State shall have the right to (i) install a <br />secured access card and parking gate entry system for the State Parking Area, and (ii) conduct <br />security background investigations on any personnel, staff, or contractors employed or <br />contracted by the City or its Related Parties, or any other persons who may have operational <br />access to, or responsibility for, the secured areas of the State Parking Area. If the State <br />determines (in its sole and absolute discretion) that any personnel of the City or its Related <br />Parties do not satisfy the security background requirements of the State, the State shall have <br />the right to refuse and/or restrict access to the State Parking Area by such personnel. <br /> <br />2.3. DamaQe or Destruction of City ParkinQ Structure. If all or any portion <br />of the City Parking Structure is partially or totally damaged or destroyed by fire or other casualty <br />such that the State Parking Area is not usable or accessible by the State in whole or in part, the <br />City shall diligently repair such damage in order to fully restore the State's access to and use of <br />the State Parking Area and/or the Additional Parking (as applicable) as soon as reasonably <br />possible. During the time period that the State does not have access to or use of all or a portion <br />of the State Parking Area, the City shall use best efforts to provide the State with temporary <br /> <br />557986.11 <br /> <br />3 <br />
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