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and cf Developer, including the major department store owners, except that Pleasanton Properties Corp., CHH Realty, Inc., and J. C. Penney prcperties, Inc., as parties to the REA referred to in Paragraph IV-D abcve, as successors of Developer to portions of the Shopping Center, shall not be bound by Developer's obligations under Paragraph II-B-1 and Paragraph V-H. H. Future Expansion. The City and Developer recognize and agree that in order for Phase II of the Regional Center to proceed, additional works of improvement in aid of motor vehicle circulation may be necessary. Prior to the commencement of Phase II development the City and the Developer agree to determine what works of improvement may be required and, to the extent the cost thereof is not assumed by third parties, to determine the proportionate share of the cost of improve- ments to be borne by each. I. Captions. Paragraph headings in this agreement are for con- venience only and are not part of the agreement and do not in any way limit or amplify the terms and provisions of this agreement. J. Sewer Treatment Capacity and Services. The site of the Reqicnal Shopping Center, by virtue of priorities established in the Novether 8, 1972 Settlement Agreement incorporated into the judgment of Decether 19, 1972, City of Pleasanton vs. Valley Community Services District and Related Interventions, Alameda Counhy, Superior Court, 423134, and subsequent revisions thereto, (hereinafher referred to as 1972 Settlement Agreement), has future sewer treatment capacity in the Dublin San Ramon Services District (formerly Valley Community Services Districtl Treatment Plant. Said 1972 Settlement Agreement establishes certain oriorities for future sewer capacity among which is a high priority and capacity sufficient to provide for Regional Shopping Center. -14 -