LIVERMORE CITY OF (EL CHARRO ROAD)

landscaping and irrigation systems within the median of El Charro Road, including associated metering for electrical energy costs and water usage; traffic signals at the intersection of El Charro Road/ Stoneridge Drive/West Jack London Blvd., and street lighting along El Charro Road. The El Charro Road Improvements are shown on the improvement plans entitled "Improvement Plans of El Charro Specific Plan Infrastructure Project Phase 1 for City of Livermore, City Project No. 2007-20"prepared by Kier and Wright Civil Engineers, dated April 26, 2011, and on file in the office of the Livermore City Engineer (hereinafter"Improvement Plans"). 2. Pleasanton Maintenance Items. Pleasanton will maintain the El Charro Road Improvements located within its city limits, which is generally defined at the back of curb on the easterly side of El Charro Road and the traffic signal at El Charro Road and Stoneridge Drive/West Jack London Blvd., Maintenance will include portions of the Improvements, including loop detectors, street lights and pull boxes serving El Charro Road that are physically located within Livermore. Pleasanton is to maintain the recycled water system from West Jack London Boulevard that enters El Charro Road from the valve immediately west of the City of Livermore's recycled water turnout at Station 3+42. Pleasanton also agrees to maintain the potable water system from West Jack London Boulevard, entering El Charro Road as agreed upon in the Emergency Potable Water Services Agreement between the City of Pleasanton and City of Livermore executed on October 27, 2011. 3. Livermore Maintenance Items. Livermore will maintain those improvements located within its city limits, which is generally defined as back of curb east of El Charro Road. Maintenance will include the storm water lateral east of the manhole at station 29 + 36.75 extending east into West Jack London Blvd., the storm drain main line south of the manhole at 29 + 36.75 extending south to the manhole at station 22 + 69.00 and the storm water lateral east of the manhole at station 22 + 69.00 extending east to the hydromodification basin which are located within Pleasanton. (Shown generally on the attached Exhibit A.). Livermore agrees to maintain the new 18"recycled water line in West Jack London Boulevard up to and including the valve immediately west of the City of Livermore's recycled water turnout at Station 3 + 42. Livermore will maintain the potable water system in West Jack London Boulevard as agreed upon in the Emergency Potable Water Services Agreement between the City of Pleasanton and City of Livermore executed on October 27, 2011. 4. Pleasanton Maintenance Timing. Maintenance set forth in Sections 2 and 3 above, shall commence at the time the El Charro Road Improvements are certified for substantial completion by the City Engineers of both Livermore and Pleasanton. If any defects come to the attention of Pleasanton during the one-year maintenance period following the date of substantial completion of the El Charro Road Improvements ,Pleasanton shall promptly advise Livermore of such defects, and Livermore and Pleasanton shall discuss whether to seek repair of such defect by the general contractor. After the one-year maintenance period following the date substantial completion of the El Charro Road Improvements, Pleasanton shall be responsible for any repairs to the El Charro Road Improvements. El Charro Maintenance Agreement/Livermore/Pleasanton Page 2 of 4