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Section I - CITY 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.05 1.06 Connection Location CITY agrees to require the developer of Tract 6563 to connect into COUNTY's existing CS^ sewer system. Connection Inspection CITY agrees to inspect Tract 6563 connection(s) to the existing CSA sewer system. Notification of Connection to CSA Sewer System CITY agrees to notify COUNTY within 30 days of any connection to the CSA Sewer System. Said notice shall be in writing and sent by prepaid first class mail to: Public Works Agency, Special Districts Administration, 399 Elmhurst Street, Hayward, CA 94544. Sewer Main Ownership After the sewer main system, including all manholes along the sewer main, on Foothill Road between the CSA pump station and Oak Lane, as shown on Exhibit A, is improved to CITY standards, CITY agrees to accept ownership. The ownership shall include operation, maintenance, repair and replacement of said sewer main system. COUNTY Sewage Regulations CITY agrees to comply with COUNTY Ordinance Code, Title 7, Chapter 11, Sewage Regulations for County Service Area R-1967-1. Buy-In Costs a. CITY agrees to pay COUNTY, prior to connection to the CSA sewer system, the proportionate share of the initial costs to plan, design and construct the CSA pump station and force main. COUNTY has estimated said costs to be $149,063.76 for connection completed in 1994-1995 Fiscal Year. b. Said buy-in costs are computed as follows: 38 connections at $3,738.52 per unit Administrative costs per transaction Total: $142,063.76 7,000.00 $149,063.76 CITY agrees to pay the full amount as stated in subparagraph (a) above, regardless of the phased development. For phased development, the buy-in cost shall be computed based on the total approved units for each phase at $3,738.52 per unit and an administrative cost of $7,000 per phase. If the transactions are completed in future fiscal years, the unit connection cost and the administrative cost shall be adjusted annually at five (5) percent compound interest. Page 2 of 5