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obeying pedestrian rules, and time sensitive situations not allowing for submitting a permit. Also included are insurance and indemnification requirements. Chapter 11 Vehicles and Traffic - The Traffic Appendix at the end of Chapter 11 - Vehicles and Traffic, lists streets where there are no parking zones, stop signs, limited term parking, loading zones, bus stops, etc. This list has not been updated for ten years. There is no need to maintain this appendix as these areas are only required to be properly marked with signs or striping to be enforceable by the Police Department. Therefore, this appendix is recommended to be deleted. Proposed Resolution — The related proposed resolution (Attachment 3), attached, would formally accept as City streets, subject to Police Department enforcement of traffic regulations, the public streets described in the attached resolution, generally in areas of the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan and the Bernal Property Specific Plan. The Alameda County Recorder's Office has advised that prior action by the City Council was not clear regarding the acceptance of these public streets, so this resolution is proposed to remove any possible confusion with County records. Proposed Resolution — As allowed by State law, delegate to the City Engineer the authority to accept, on behalf of the City, deeds and grants of fee interests or easements. (Proposed resolution [Attachment 4].) This would be in addition to the authority already granted to: (i) the City Manager pursuant to Resolution 89- 31; and (ii) the City Engineer for acceptance of real property related to a parcel map. (See Municipal Code section 19.16.060.). With more single parcel in -fill sites being developed, this will create efficiencies when the City Engineer can accept real property for the City, such as easements for right -of -ways for streets, emergency vehicle access easements, etc. Chapter 14.04 Regulation of Water System and Water Service Fees — Clarify code to reference the Master Fee Schedule when customer voluntarily requests discontinuation of service. Also amend code to reflect current process to turn -off water service after failure to pay after thirty (30) days past due and multiple notices, and reference Master Fee Schedule for related charges. Proposed Resolution — The related proposed resolution (Attachment 2) below, would modify the Master Fee Schedule to: (i) clarify the charges for the turn -off of water service both voluntarily and for failure to pay after thirty (30) days overdue and multiple notices, (ii) fees to turn water service back on after payment; (iii) clarify when requests for same day service are subject to fees for work during normal business hours or after -hours charges; (iv) additional fees due to administrative oversight costs for more frequent water disconnection and reconnection during any six month period; and (v) rates for repair work done when meters or other equipment are willfully damaged. Page 3 of 4