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Section 3.12 Property Maintenance During Phased Construction. While the parties acknowledge <br /> that Developer controls development timing pursuant to Section 2.06, above, Developer agrees <br /> that after the construction of Phase 1 of the Project, the portions of the Property that comprise <br /> Phases 2 and 3 shall be kept at least minimally landscaped and subject to other site improvements <br /> as required by Project Approvals pending the development of Phases 2 and 3. <br /> Section 3.13 Sales Tax Origin. Developer shall insert a contract provision in its contract with <br /> the general contractor and/or architect as applicable, requiring the general contractor and its <br /> subcontractors to designate the City of Pleasanton as the place of use of any materials purchased <br /> for the development of the Project. "Contract Provisions for Contracts" shall mean those contract <br /> provisions set forth in Exhibit E attached hereto, which the Developer shall insert into every <br /> contract with each contractor, subcontractor or goods and/or service provider into which the <br /> Developer enters into a contract for the development of any portion of the Project. Developer shall <br /> further comply with the provisions of this Section 3.10 to provide, to the extent possible under <br /> applicable laws and regulations, that local sales and use taxes generated in connection with all <br /> eligible purchases of materials, fixtures, machinery,equipment and supplies for the Project during <br /> the construction thereof are allocated directly to the City, subject to Regulation 1521 titled <br /> "Construction Contractors" and resolution titled "Contractors No. 260,20" under the Compliance <br /> Policy and Procedures Manual of the California State Board of Equalization. The Developer shall <br /> comply with the following: <br /> (a) Meeting with the City Manager and Director of Finance. Prior to issuance of the first <br /> building permit for the Project, the Developer, and its contractors and its subcontractors <br /> then providing services or materials to the Project in excess of Five Million Dollars <br /> ($5,000,000) (to the extent such contractors and subcontractors have been identified and <br /> contracted with at such time)may,at their election,meet with the City's City Manager and <br /> Finance Director to review the process that the Developer's contractors and subcontractors <br /> should follow with respect to sales and use taxes. Developer agrees to advise any <br /> contractors and subcontractors that do not attend this initial meeting of the requirements of <br /> this section, and, upon reasonable request, the City agrees to meet and review with such <br /> contractors and subcontractors the process that they should follow. <br /> (b) Contract Provisions for Contracts. To the extent the Developer has not executed a <br /> construction contract with its general contractor prior to the Effective Date, the Developer <br /> shall include, and shall cause its general contractor to include, a provision in all <br /> construction contracts entered into with contractors and subcontractors substantially in the <br /> form attached as Exhibit E. <br /> (c) Contractor Information. The Developer shall, when reasonably requested by the City, <br /> provide the City's Finance Department with (unless such information requires the <br /> disclosure of confidential information, trade secrets, or information that impairs the <br /> Developer's ability to gain pricing advantages relative to materials and services): <br /> (1) A list of the Developer's contractors and subcontractors who will or have performed <br /> construction services or who will or have furnished materials for the construction of <br /> the Project, which list shall include the following items: <br /> 4412928_2 -8- <br />