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(iii) as to Jordan: The items set forth in the attached Exhibit F. The City will use its best efforts to accommodate the desires of the Landowners with regard to the style and design of all the improvements described in this subsection 1 (e), including, but not limited to, fencing and access routes. However, the Landowners acknowledge that the aesthetic design of the golf course is of the highest importance, and any improvements must conform to the golf course requirements. (g) The 34 new golf course homes shall be categorized as "first-come, first served" for purposes of the City's Growth Management program. City shall undertake at its sole expense the following: (a) Complete on a timely basis the planning process for the potential purchase of the Golf Course Property, the development of the golf course and the siting of 37 lots on the Residential Property. More particularly, the City shall seek extensive public input expressly including the Landowners and continue the necessary environmental review to allow for the annexation of the Core Property, to permit development as described herein (e.g., general plan and zoning amendments) and to acquire the Golf Course Property if determined desirable by the City Council following the public review process; (b) Retain a project manager, a golf course designer/architect and the necessary legal and/or financial consultants to permit tax exempt bonds to be issued; (c) Complete on a timely basis the engineering studies for the extension/construction of public utilities/facilities to the Core Property, including sizing infrastructure to permit the connection of utility services to the lots which exist or are created on the Residential Property. (d) Pay for the costs associated with the relocation of the Jordan home, as set forth in Exhibit F. Landowners shall support the City in its efforts for an extensive public review process for this project and to support all efforts to annex the Core Property to Pleasanton. Landowners shall undertake and pay for at their sole expense all standard development costs associated with the development of the 34 new Lots, including all utility connections, and development fees (e.g., in lieu park dedication fees, building permit fees, traffic development fees, public facilities fees, affordable housing fees, school impact fees, etc.), except as specifically provided in Section Page 5 of 8