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<br />C. In recognition of the need for certainty of the availability of sufficient wastewater <br />treatment capacity to allow full development of the Property, the City hereby reserves <br />168,000 gallons (763.64 Residential Discharge Equivalents) of wastewater treatment <br />capacity for use on the Property which shall be implemented as described in the <br />attached "Wastewater Capacity Reservation Guidelines" (Exhibit B). <br /> <br />1) Wastewater capacity pre-purchased by Prudential (63,000 gallons of capacity) <br />will continue to be available to the Property, if so chosen by Prudential, under <br />the terms of the pre-purchase program. <br /> <br />2) This Amendment hereby supersedes the Second Amended Willow West <br />Agreement as it relates to the Property, and no wastewater treatment capacity <br />established under that Agreement shall be used on the Property. <br /> <br />3) Prudential, or assignees of wastewater capacity, shall pay the standby demand <br />charge for all wastewater capacity reserved herein but not actually allocated to <br />completed buildings. <br /> <br />D. The parties acknowledge that all fire facilities, water facilities, noise mitigations, and <br />traffic improvements which were contemplated by the "Mitigation Measures <br />Agreement" between the City and Prudential dated July 27, 1982, have either been <br />constructed or required by this Amendment and, therefore, said "Mitigation Measures <br />Agreement" is no longer necessary to address the effects of developing the Property. <br />This Amendment hereby supersedes the "Mitigation Measures Agreement" and <br />renders it null and void with respect to the Property. <br /> <br />E. Assignability. The Phase I Development Agreements made certain obligations for <br />improvements personal to Prudential. These obligations have been satisfied except for <br />the further traffic improvements described herein, but for which satisfactory assurance <br />of their improvement has been gained by making these improvements the obligations <br /> <br />6 <br />