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SUMMARY OF THE JDEDZ TRANSPORTAION IMPROVEMENT AND COST ALLOCATION AGREEMENT WITH COSTCO WHOLESALE CORPORATION PARTIES: City of Pleasanton and Costco Wholesale Corporation, 999 Lake Drive, Issaquah, Washington. TERM OF AGREEMENT: The Agreement takes effect the later of: (a) the date the Agreement is signed by both Parties; (b) the date when all of the JDEDZ Approvals are effective and (c) the date of the enactment of JDEDZ Transportation Fee (the "Effective Date"). The term of the Agreement begins on the Effective Date and ends the soonest of: (a) the date that the City reimburses Costco for constructing the required JDEDZ street improvements pursuant to the provisions of the Agreement; (b) the first November 1st, following the end of the twenty-fifth (25th) Fiscal Year following the Opening of the Costco Store, subject to a year -for - year tolling in the event of a Force Majeure Event; and (c) termination pursuant to the provisions of the Agreement. COST ALLOCATION STRUCTURE: The Agreement commits the City to allocate 40% of the sales tax generated by the Pleasanton Costco store to Costco to repay the approximately $9.5 million advance at 1.5% interest that Costco will make to help fund the required JDEDZ street improvements as well as repay Costco the approximate $1.3 million cost (50%) of the cost to acquire the right of way required for the JDEDZ street improvements at no interest. City staff estimate that 40% of the sales tax generated in the Costco store to be approximately $720,000 to $840,000 in year one. The proposed JDEDZ Transportation Fee that the City intends to charge future developers in the JDEDZ will also help repay the Costco advance. City staff estimate that without the proposed JDEDZ Transportation Fee, it will take approximately 13 to 15 years to repay Costco through sharing 40% of the sales tax generated by the Pleasanton Costco store. The $6.4 million in Traffic Development Fee (TDF) revenues and $5.2 million from an Alameda County Transportation Commission (ACTC) grant that the Agreement as amended commits the City to provide to help fund the Stoneridge Drive and 1-680 Onramp project is included in the City's Capital Improvement Plan (Stoneridge Drive and 1-680 Onramp - CIP 18531). The $6.4 million TDF revenues in the CIP budget was approved by City Council in June of 2017, the $5.2 million ACTC grant was accepted by the City Council and allocated to the CIP budget in September of 2021 PUBLIC PURPOSE: The purpose of the JDEDZ and the Agreement is to: • transform the Johnson Drive area into a thriving commercial corridor that capitalizes on its location at the intersection of the 1-580 and 1-680 freeways; and create opportunities for new uses and services in the community, generating new tax revenue to support City services and programs without increasing anyone's taxes by broadening the City's economic activities. The JDEDZ and the Agreement also furthers a number of policies contained in the City's General Plan, including the following: