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CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
From: James Funk, Director
Subject: Development Code Amendment
No. 01-05 - To expand the permitted uses at
the Carousel Mall.
Dept: Development Services
Date: October 2, 200 I
MCC Date: October 15,2001
Synopsis of Previous Council Action:
09/04/0 I. The Mayor and Common Council referred back to the Planning Commission for
reconsideration.
Recommended Motion:
That the hearing be closed, the first reading be waived, and the ordinance be laid over for final
adoption.
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Contact person:
Valerie C. Ross
384.5057
Phone:
Supporting data attached: Staff Report, Ordinance
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Ward:
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: N/A
Source: (Acct. No.)
(Acct. Description)
Finance:
Council Notes:
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CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
STAFF REPORT
SUBJECT:
Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Mayor and Common Council meeting of October 15, 2001.
ADDlicant:
Sam Catalano
Central City Company
295 Carousel Mall
San Bernardino, CA 92403
909.884.0106
REQUEST
A request to amend the Development Code to expand the range of permitted uses in the CR-I,
Commercial Regional-Malls land use district. The CR-I district includes both Carousel Mall and
Inland Center Mall. Although not specifically requested by Inland Center Mall, this amendment
would allow the same uses at that location.
Objective 1.3 of the General Plan addresses the provision of region-serving uses for commercial
retail, governmental, corporate office, hotel and convention, entertainment, cultural, educational,
and similar uses. The CR-2, Commercial Regional-Downtown district permits a wide range of
uses, while the CR-I is more limited in the non-retail uses. Carousel Mall is seeking to expand
the range of permitted uses to include more non-retail uses.
On September 4, 2001, the Mayor and Common Council referred the application back to the
Planning Commission for reconsideration. At their meeting of September 18, 200 I, the Planning
Commission reconsidered the application and recommended that the Mayor and Common
Council approve the Development Code Amendment. Commissioners Coute, Durr, Enciso,
Lockett, Thrasher, and Welch voted in favor of the motion, and Commissioner Garcia abstained.
Commissioners Derry, Ramirez, and Sauerbrun were absent, and there were no "no" votes.
Refer to the Planning Commission staff report dated August 7, 200 I for a more detailed
discussion.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
In 1970, the City, the Redevelopment Agency, and the Mall entered into a Reciprocal Easement
Agreement (REA). Among other things, the REA addresses permitted uses within the Carousel
Mall.
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On September 27,2001, planning staff met with representatives from the City attorney's Office,
Economic Development Agency, and the Agency's special counsel. It was determined that
potential issues or concerns related to the REA were separate from the proposed Development
Code Amendment, and that the amendment should be able to proceed to the Mayor and Common
Council for a determination.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
The applicant paid all Development Code Amendment application fees.
The Economic Development Agency owns the parking lots and parking structure. The City and
EDA have responsibilities for the maintenance and security of the parking lots and structure and
portions of Carousel Mall. A change in land use away from retail to non-retail type uses will
impact the parking. Also, the need and cost for maintaining and providing security are likely to
be impacted. A potential positive impact is that non-retail employees and business clients, and
students are likely to shop at the remaining stores and restaurants in the mall and adjacent
business district.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Mayor and Common Council approve the Development Code
Amendment based on the Findings of Fact in the Planning Commission staff report.
Exhibits:
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Planning Commission Staff Report dated August 7, 2001
Ordinance
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EXHIBIT 1
SUMMARY
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO PLANNING DIVISION
CASE:
AGENDA ITEM:
HEARING DATE:
WARDS:
Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
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August 7, 2001
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APPLICANT
Sam Catalano
Central City Company
295 Carousel Mall
San Bernardino, CA 92403
909.884.0106
REQUESTILOCATION: A request to amend the Development Code to expand the range of
permitted uses in the CR-I, Commercial Regional-Malls land use district.
CONSTRAINTS/OVERLA YS:
1tI None
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS:
o Not Applicable
o Exempt, Section_
1tI No Significant Effects
o EIR
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
1tI Approval
o Conditions
o Denial
o Continuance to:
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Deve/opment Code Amendment No. 0/-05
Meeting Date: August 7. 200/
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION
The applicant requests approval to expand the range ofland uses pennitted in the CR-I,
Commercial Regional-Malls land use district for the Carousel Mall. The CR-l district includes
both Carousel Mall and Inland Center Mall. (Attachment A.) The Development Code per:mits a
wide range of retail uses with a more limited range of non-retail uses. The requested uses are
addressed under Analysis.
BACKGROUND
When the General Plan was updated in 1989, it identified various areas of the City suitable for
regional-serving uses. The malls were designated as CR-l, while the downtown area adjacent to
the Carousel Mall was designated CR-2. Objective 1.3 of the General Plan addresses the
provision of region-serving uses for commercial retail, governmental, corporate office, hotel and
convention, entertainment, cultural, educational, and similar uses. The CR-2, Commercial
Regional-Downtown district pennits a wide range of uses, while the CR-l is more limited in the
non-retail uses.
Carousel Mall, faced with changing market conditions, is seeking ways to bring in uses that
complement its existing uses and its downtown location, consistent with the surrounding CR-2
district. It currently has some office-type tenants, permitted in the CR-l land use district, and
wishes to expand the range of non-retail uses. (Attachment 8.) Carousel Mall is essentially a
fully developed site. This amendment would not likely result in additional construction activities,
but would allow fuller utilization of the existing building and facilities.
Although not specifically requested by Inland Center Mall, this amendment would allow the
same uses at that location.
ANALYSIS
The additional uses are listed below, along with staffs recommendations.
Auto Reoair
As noted in Attachment B, Carousel Mall has two auto centers built as ancillary uses to former
department stores. Although auto repair is not a permitted use in the adjacent downtown area,
staff recommends that it be permitted in the CR-l, subject to a conditional use pennit. Auto
repair includes bodywork, including painting, and engine repair. Limited auto repair activities
such as lube and tune would not negatively impact the surrounding land uses, but intensive repair
activities might. A conditional use pennit would allow the imposition of appropriate conditions
to ensure compatibility.
Health Clinics/Outoatient Surgerv
These uses are similar to dentist and optometrist services found in many malls and they function
similar to uses pennitted in the administrative and professional offices/services category.
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Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Meeting Date: August 7. 200/
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Although the parking demand is frequently higher, Carousel MaIl has adequate parking to
accommodate this category of use in conjunction with its other existing and potential tenant uses.
Outoatient - Treatment Prol!rams
This land use activity includes drug and alcohol treatment programs. Staff does not believe this
would be appropriate at this location and does not support this request. If the Planning
Commission and Mayor and Common Council wish to aIlow it, staff would recommend that a
conditional use permit be required.
Laboratories
Laboratories include, but are not limited to, film, medical and dental, and R & D.
These activities are compatible with administrative and professional office uses. Staff supports
this request.
Clubs. Lodges and Meeting HaIls
This category generaIly includes service organizations, with public and private membership.
These uses would be compatible with the existing and future maIl tenants. Staff supports this
request.
Educational Services and Trade!rech Schools
The two categories are similar with educational services geared more toward traditional
classroom activities and trade/tech geared toward "hands-on"learning activities. However, many
trade/tech schools nowadays include learning activities in a classroom setting. Staff supports this
request.
Mixed Use
Mixed use, by definition, includes residential. Staff does not believe residential uses are .
appropriate, and does not support this request.
Radiorrelevision Broadcasting
Staff supports this request.
Religious Facilities
Staff does not believe that churches or similar facilities are best located at Carousel MaIl, but
does not oppose the request.
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Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Meeting Dote: August 7. 2001
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DEVELOPMENT CODE FINDINGS
1.
Is the proposed amendment consistent with the City's General Plan?
General Plan Policy 1.15.10 states:
"Permit and encourage the intensification of the Central City (Carousel) and Inland
Center Malls and adjacent properties designated as Commercial Regional Retail (CR-I)
for region-sming commercial, entertainment, restaurant, supporting retail, professional
offices and similar uses."
Yes, the proposed amendment would allow additional similar, supporting uses.
2. Will the proposed amendment be detrimental to the public interest. health. safety.
convenience. or welfare of the City?
No, all proposed uses would only be established in the existing Carousel MalI and
ancillary auto service buildings. Interior alterations to accommodate these uses or
those already permitted, are subject to applicable building code requirements.
CONCLUSION
The requested amendment to allow auto repair, health clinics/outpatient surgery, laboratories,
clubs, lodges, and meeting halls, educational services, radio/television broadcasting, religious
facilities, and trade/tech schools, meets all necessary Findings of Fact for approval.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends the Planning Commission recommend that the Mayor and Common Council
approve Development Code Amendment No. 01-05, as modified.
Respectfully Submitted,
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Director of Development Services
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Valerie Ross
City Planner
Attachments
A Location Map
B Letter from Sam Catalano
C Proposed Changes
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ATTACHMENT A
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO PROJECT: DCA 01-05
PLANNING DIVISION
LOCATION MAP
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March 9. 2001
Ms. Valerie Ross
Principal Planner
Development Services
300 North "0" Street, 3rd Floor
San Bemardino, CA 92418
RE: Development Code Amendment for the Downtown CR-1 District
Dear Valerie:
Based on our previous conversations, I have prepared an application to request an amendment of
the Development Code to allow additional uses that are currently not permitted uses within the CR-
1 District.
Prior to the last major revision of the City's General Plan and the adoption of the City of San
Bemardino Development Code about 10 years ago, the mall was zoned C-4 Regional Commercial,
which permitted all of the uses in all of the other commercial zoning districts in the City. The mall
was developed and operated in accordance with the adopted Redevelopment Plan and that zoning
district for almost 18 years.
With the advent of the new Development Code, the mall was designated a CR-1 (Commercial
Regional Malls) District. Certain uses that were previously permitted were deleted from the
permitted uses in the CR-1 District, but many of those were allowed in the CR-2 (Commercial
Regional Downtown) District. For example, the mall was developed with, and there still exists, two
automotive centers. One formerly operated by JCPenney and then Firestone, and one operated
until the current time by Montgomery Ward. It is not clear to me from the current list of permitted
uses in the CR-1 District that the auto repair work that these automotive centers were designed for
. would be permitted. Also, educational uses are not listed as a permitted use in the CR-1 District,
yet are permitted in the surrounding zoning districts.
Much time has passed since the last major amendment of the General Plan and the adoption of
the Development Code. The market area has changed, and in particular, Carousel Mall's position
in the market has changed dramatically in that time. The mall needs to change with the times and
move to a mix of uses that is compatible with the mall's design and with the downtown area In
which it is located. It is really a commercial regional malVdowntown district that is appropriate to
the future of the mall.
I have reviewed Table 6.01 in Section 19.06.020 "Permitted, Development Permitted, and
Conditionally Permitted Uses., and believe that the following uses should be permitted in the CR-1
District to allow us to move towards a mixed-use project that will be compatible with the balance of
the downtown area.
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Section B3 Auto Repair. In order to make the existing auto centers viable for re-use, auto
repair must be allowed. (These could possibly become teaching facilities for auto repair
work.)
. Section G3 Health Clinics/Outpatient Surgery.
. Section G5 Outpatient-Treatment Programs.
. Section J5 Laboratories.
. Section K4 Clubs, Lodges and Meeting Halls.
. Section K7 Educational Services.
. Section K13 Mixed Use.
. Section K22 RadiolTelevision Broadcasting.
. Section K23 Religious Facilities.
. Section K27 TradelTech Schools.
I think that the best way to do this would be to add to the CR-1 District in the downtown area all the
uses permitted in the CR-2 District, plus auto repair, outpatient treatment programs and
educational services. I think that all of these uses would certainly be compatible with both the
City's and our goals for the future development of the mall, and with the surrounding land uses.
Please let me know if you see any problems with this request so that I can adjust the application to
minimize any potential conflicts with your planning goals for the downtown area.
Please keep in mind that all of these uses would occur within an existing building complex, indoors
with no new construction other than interior tenant improvement work. Also, please note that your
site plan checklist seems to be primarily designed for new construction, which is not applicable in
this case. Also, the Redevelopment Agency owns the entire parking area and public access
portions of the mall, and we do not have the detailed plans that are requested by the checklist
do have drawings of the parking area that are in sufficient detail to properly evaluate this
application.
Once again I ask you to keep in mind that virtually all of the requested uses were permitted at the
mall prior to the change in the General Plan and the Development Code.
Your guidance in these matters is greatly appreciated.
Yours truly,
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Salvatore F. Catalano, CSM
General Manager
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Enclosures
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Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Meeting Date: August 7. 200/
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ATTACHMENT C
PROPOSED LAND USE CHANGES
19.06.020 DEVELOPMENT PERMITTED AND CONDITIONALLY
PERMITTED USES:
TABLE 06.01. COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS LIST OF PERMITTED USES:
Land Use Activity - CR-I, Commercial Regional-Malls Land Use District
B.3. Auto Repair C
G.3. Health Clinics/Outpatient Surgery D
1.5. Laboratories D
KA. Clubs, Lodges and Meeting Halls D
K.7. Educational Services D
. K.23. RadiolTelevision Broadcasting D
K.24. Religious Facilities D
K.28. TradeITech Schools D
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CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
From: James Funk, Director
Subject: Development Code Amendment
No. 01-05 - To expand the permitted uses at
the Carousel Mall.
Dept: Development Services
Date: October 2, 2001
MCC Date: October IS, 2001
Synopsis of Previous Council Action:
09/04/01. The Mayor and Common Council referred back to the Planning Commission for
reconsideration.
Recommended Motion:
That the hearing be closed, the first reading be waived, and the ordinance be laid over for final
adoption.
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Contact person:
Valerie C. Ross
Phone:
384.5057
Supporting data attached: Staff Report, Ordinance
Ward:
I and 3
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: NIA
Source: (Acc!. No.)
(Acc!. Description)
Finance:
Council Notes:
Agenda Item No.
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ID/ISJm
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
STAFF REPORT
SUBJECT: Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Mayor and Common Council meeting of October 15, 2001.
ADDlicant:
Sam Catalano
Central City Company
295 Carousel Mall
San Bernardino, CA 92403
909.884.0106
REQUEST
A request to amend the Development Code to expand the range of permitted uses in the CR-l,
Commercial Regional-Malls land use district. The CR-l district includes both Carousel Mall and
Inland Center Mall. Although not specifically requested by Inland Center Mall, this amendment
would allow the same uses at that location.
Objective 1.3 of the General Plan addresses the provision of region-serving uses for commercial
retail, governmental, corporate office, hotel and convention, entertainment, cultural, educational,
and similar uses. The CR-2, Commercial Regional-Downtown district permits a wide range of
uses, while the CR-l is more limited in the non-retail uses. Carousel Mall is seeking to expand
the range of permitted uses to include more non-retail uses.
On September 4,2001, the Mayor and Common Council referred the application back to the
Planning Commission for reconsideration. At their meeting of September 18, 2001, the Planning
Commission reconsidered the application and recommended that the Mayor and Common
Council approve the Development Code Amendment. Commissioners Coute, Durr, Enciso,
Lockett, Thrasher, and Welch voted in favor of the motion, and Commissioner Garcia abstained.
Commissioners Derry, Ramirez, and Sauerbrun were absent, and there were no "no" votes.
Refer to the Planning Commission staff report dated August 7, 2001 for a more detailed
discussion.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
In 1970, the City, the Redevelopment Agency, and the Mall entered into a Reciprocal Easement
Agreement (REA). Among other things, the REA addresses permitted uses within the Carousel
Mall.
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On September 27,2001, planning staff met with representatives from the City attorney's Office,
Economic Development Agency, and the Agency's special counsel. It was determined that
potential issues or concerns related to the REA were separate from the proposed Development
Code Amendment, and that the amendment should be able to proceed to the Mayor and Common
Council for a determination.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
The applicant paid all Development Code Amendment application fees.
The Economic Development Agency owns the parking lots and parking structure. The City and
EDA have responsibilities for the maintenance and security of the parking lots and structure and
portions of Carousel Mall. A change in land use away from retail to non-retail type uses will
impact the parking. Also, the need and cost for maintaining and providing security are likely to
be impacted. A potential positive impact is that non-retail employees and business clients, and
students are likely to shop at the remaining stores and restaurants in the mall and adjacent
business district.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Mayor and Common Council approve the Development Code
Amendment based on the Findings of Fact in the Planning Commission staff report.
Exhibits:
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2
Planning Commission Staff Report dated August 7, 2001
Ordinance
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EXHIBIT 1
SUMMARY
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO PLANNING DIVISION
CASE:
AGENDA ITEM:
HEARING DATE:
WARDS:
Development Code Amendment No. 0 I-OS
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August 7, 2001
1&3
APPLICANT
Sam Catalano
Central City Company
295 Carousel Mall
San Bernardino, CA 92403
909.884.0106
REQUESTILOCATION: A request to amend the Development Code to expand the range of
permitted uses in the CR-l, Commercial Regional-MalIs land use district.
CONSTRAINTS/OVERLA YS:
It! None
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS:
o Not Applicable
o Exempt, Section_
It! No Significant Effects
o EIR
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
It! Approval
o Conditions
o Denial
o Continuance to:
Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Meeting Date: August 7. 200/
Page 20/7
PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION
The applicant requests approval to expand the range ofland uses pennitted in the CR-I,
Commercial Regional-Malls land use district for the Carousel Mall. The CR-I district includes
both Carousel Mall and Inland Center Mall. (Attachment A.) The Development Code pe~its a
wide range of retail uses with a more limited range of non-retail uses. The requested uses are
addressed under Analysis.
BACKGROUND
When the General Plan was updated in 1989, it identified various areas of the City suitable for
regional-serving uses. The malls were designated as CR-I, while the downtown area adjacent to
the Carousel Mall was designated CR-2. Objective 1.3 of the General Plan addresses the
provision of region-serving uses for commercial retail, governmental, corporate office, hotel and
convention, entertainment, cultural, educational, and similar uses. The CR-2, Commercial
Regional-Downtown district pennits a wide range of uses, while the CR-I is more limited in the
non-retail uses.
Carousel Mall, faced with changing market conditions, is seeking ways to bring in uses that
complement its existing uses and its downtown location, consistent with the surrounding CR-2
district. It currently has some office-type tenants, pennitted in the CR-I land use district, and
wishes to expand the range of non-retail uses. (Attachment B.) Carousel Mall is essentially a
fully developed site. This amendment would not likely result in additional construction activities,
but would allow fuller utilization of the existing building and facilities.
Although not specifically requested by Inland Center Mall, this amendment would allow the
same uses at that location.
ANALYSIS
The additional uses are listed below, along with staff's recommendations.
Auto Reoair
As noted in Attachment B, Carousel Mall has two auto centers built as ancillary uses to former
department stores. Although auto repair is not a pennitted use in the adjacent downtown area,
staff recommends that it be permitted in the CR-I, subject to a conditional use permit. Auto
repair includes bodywork, including painting, and engine repair. Limited auto repair activities
such as lube and tune would not negatively impact the surrounding land uses, but intensive repair
activities might. A conditional use pennit would allow the imposition of appropriate conditions
to ensure compatibility.
Health Clinics/Outpatient Surgery
These uses are similar to dentist and optometrist services found in many malls and they function
similar to uses permitted in the administrative and professional offices/services category.
Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Meeting Date: August 7, 2001
Page3 of 7
Although the parking demand is frequently higher, Carousel Mall has adequate parking to
accommodate this category of use in conjunction with its other existing and potential tenant uses.
Outpatient - Treatment Proirrams
This land use activity includes drug and alcohol treatment programs. Staff does not believe this
would be appropriate at this location and does not support this request. If the Planning
Commission and Mayor and Common Council wish to allow it, staff would recommend that a
conditional use permit be required.
Laboratories
Laboratories include, but are not limited to, film, medical and dental, and R & D.
These activities are compatible with administrative and professional office uses. Staffsupports
this request.
Clubs. Lodges and Meeting Halls
This category generally includes service organizations, with public and private membership.
These uses would be compatible with the existing and future mall tenants. Staffsupports this
request.
Educational Services and Traderrech Schools
The two categories are similar with educational services geared more toward traditional
classroom activities and trade/tech geared toward "hands-on" learning activities. However, many
trade/tech schools nowadays include learning activities in a classroom setting. Staff supports this
request.
Mixed Use
Mixed use, by definition, includes residential. Staff does not believe residential uses are.
appropriate, and does not support this request.
Radiorr elevision Broadcasting
Staff supports this request.
Religious Facilities
Staff does not believe that churches or similar facilities are best located at Carousel Mall, but
does not oppose the request.
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Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Meeting Date: August 7. 200/
Page 40[7
DEVELOPMENT CODE FINDINGS
I. Is the proposed amendment consistent with the City's General Plan?
General Plan Policy 1.15.10 states:
"Permit and encourage the intensification of the Central City (Carousel) and Inland
Center Malls and adjacent properties designated as Commercial Regional Retail (CR-I)
for region-serving commercial, entertainment, restaurant, supporting retail, professional
offices and similar uses."
Yes, the proposed amendment would allow additional similar, supporting uses.
2. Will the proposed amendment be detrimental to the public interest. health. safety.
convenience. or welfare afthe City?
No, all proposed uses would only be established in the existing Carousel Mall and
ancillary auto service buildings. Interior alterations to accommodate these uses or
those already permitted, are subject to applicable building code requirements.
CONCLUSION
The requested amendment to allow auto repair, health clinics/outpatient surgery, laboratories,
clubs, lodges, and meeting halls, educational services, radio/television broadcasting, religious
facilities, and trade/tech schools, meets all necessary Findings of Fact for approval.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends the Planning Commission recommend that the Mayor and Common Council
approve Development Code Amendment No. 01-05, as modified.
Respectfully Submitted,
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Director of Development Services
Vd1W.v U. 'R~
Valerie Ross
City Planner
Attachments
A Location Map
B Letter from Sam Catalano
C Proposed Changes
ATTACHMENT A
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO PROJECT: DCA 01-05
PLANNING DIVISION
LOCATION MAP
LAND USE DISTRICTS HEARING DATE: 8/7/01
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March 9, 2001
Ms. Valerie Ross
Principal Planner
Development Services
300 North "0" Street, 3rd Floor
San Bernardino, CA 92418
RE: Development Code Amendment for the Downtown CR-1 District
Dear Valerie:
Based on our previous conversations, I have prepared an application to request an amendment of
the Development Code to allow additional uses that are currently not permitted uses within the CR-
1 District.
Prior to the last major revision of the City's General Plan and the adoption of the City of San
Bernardino Development Code about 10 years ago, the mall was zoned C4 Regional Commercial,
which permitted all of the uses in all of the other commercial zoning districts in the City. The mall
was developed and operated in accordance with the adopted Redevelopment Plan and that zoning
district for almost 18 years.
With the advent of the new Development Code, the mall was designated a CR-1 (Commercial
Regional Malls) District. Certain uses that were previously permitted were deleted from the
permitted uses in the CR-1 District, but many of those were allowed in the CR-2 (Commercial
Regional Downtown) District. For example, the mall was developed with, and there still exists, two
automotive centers. One formerly operated by JCPenney and then Firestone, and one operated
until the current time by Montgomery Ward. It is not clear to me from the current list of permitted
. uses in the CR-1 District that the auto repair work that these automotive centers were designed for
would be permitted. Also, educational uses are not listed as a permitted use in the CR-1 District,
yet are permitted in the surrounding zoning districts.
Much time has passed since the last major amendment of the General Plan and the adoption of
the Development Code. The market area has changed, and in particular, Carousel Mall's position
in the market has changed dramatically in that time. The mall needs to change with the times and
move to a mix of uses that is compatible with the mall's design and with the downtown area In
which it is located. It is really a commercial regional malVdowntown district that is appropriate to
the future of the mall.
I have reviewed Table 6.01 in Section 19.06.020 "Permitted, Development Permitted, and
Conditionally Permitted Uses., and believe that the following uses should be permitted in the CR-1
District to allow us to move towards a mixed-use project that will be compatible with the balance of
the downtown area.
.
Section B3 Auto Repair. In order to make the existing auto centers viable for re-use, auto
repair must be allowed. (These could possibly become teaching facilities for auto repair
work.)
.
Section G3 Health Clinics/Outpatient Surgery.
Section G5 Outpatient-Treatment Programs.
Section J5 Laboratories.
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Section K4 Clubs, Lodges and Meeting Halls.
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Section K7 Educational Services.
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Section K13 Mixed Use.
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Section K22 RadiolTelevision Broadcasting.
Section K23 Religious Facilities.
.
.
Section K27 TradelTech Schools.
I think that the best way to do this would be to add to the CR-1 District in the downtown area all the
uses permitted in the CR-2 District, plus auto repair, outpatient treatment programs and
educational services. I think that all of these uses would certainly be compatible with both the
City's and our goals for the future development of the mall, and with the surrounding land uses.
Please let me know if you see any problems with this request so that I can adjust the application to
minimize any potential conflicts with your planning goals for the downtown area.
Please keep in mind that all of these uses would occur within an existing building complex, indoors
with no new construction other than interior tenant improvement work. Also, please note that your
site plan checklist seems to be primarily designed for new construction, which is not applicable in
this case. Also, the Redevelopment Agency owns the entire parking area and public access
portions of the mall, and we do not have the detailed plans that are requested by the checklist I
do have drawings of the parking area that are in sufficient detail to property evaluate this
application.
Once again I ask you to keep in mind that virtually all of the requested uses were permitted at the
mall prior to the change in the General Plan and the Development Code.
Your guidance in these matters is greatly appreciated.
Yours truly,
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Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Meeting Date: August 7. 200/
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ATTACHMENTC
PROPOSED LAND USE CHANGES
19.06.020 DEVELOPMENT PERMITTED AND CONDITION ALL Y
PERMITTED USES:
TABLE 06.01. COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS LIST OF PERMITTED USES:
Land Use Activity - CR-I, Commercial Regional-Malls Land Use District
B.3. Auto Repair C
G.3. Health Clinics/Outpatient Surgery D
1.5. Laboratories D
KA. Clubs, Lodges and Meeting Halls D
K. 7. Educational Services D
K.23. Radio/Television Broadcasting D
K.24. Religious Facilities D
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CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
From: James Funk, Director
Subject: Development Code Amendment
No. 01-05 - To expand the permitted uses at
the Carousel Mall.
Dept: Development Services
Date: August 13,2001
MCC Date: September 4,2001
Synopsis of Previous Council Action:
None
Recommended Motion:
That the hearing be continued until October 1 ,2001.
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Contact person:
Valerie C. Ross
Phone:
384.5057
Supporting data attached: Staff Report, Ordinance
Ward:
1 and 3
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: N/A
Source: (Acct. No.)
(Acct. Description)
Finance:
Council Notes:
Agenda Item No.
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CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
STAFF REPORT
SUBJECT: Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Mayor and Common Council meeting of September 4, 2001
Applicant:
Sam Catalano
Central City Company
295 Carousel Mall
San Bernardino, CA 92403
909.884.0106
REQUEST
A request to amend the Development Code to expand the range of permitted uses in the CR-l,
Commercial Regional-Malls land use district. The CR-l district includes both Carousel Mall and
Inland Center Mall. Although not specifically requested by Inland Center Mall, this amendment
would allow the same uses at that location.
Objective 1.3 of the General Plan addresses the provision of region-serving uses for commercial
retail, governmental, corporate office, hotel and convention, entertainment, cultural, educational,
and similar uses. The CR-2, Commercial Regional-Downtown district permits a wide range of
uses, while the CR-l is more limited in the non-retail uses. Carousel Mall is seeking to expand
the range of permitted uses to include more non-retail uses.
The Planning Commission considered the proposed amendment at their meeting of August 7,
2001 and recommended approval on a 6-0 vote. Commissioners Coute, Derry, Durr, Enciso,
Garcia, and Thrasher were present.
Refer to the Planning Commission staff report for a more detailed discussion.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
In 1970, the City, the Redevelopment Agency, and the Mall entered into a Reciprocal Easement
Agreement (REA). Among other things, the REA addresses permitted uses within the Carousel
Mall. In order to ensure that there are no conflicts between the REA and the proposed
amendment, staff requests a continuance to allow the respective parties to the REA to discuss the
Issues.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
The applicant paid all Development Code Amendment application fees.
The Economic Development Agency owns the parking lots and parking structure. The
City and EDA have responsibilities for the maintenance and security of the parking lots
and structure and portions of Carousel Mall. A change in land use away from retail to
non-retail type uses will impact the parking. For example, office employees are
anticipated to park vehicles for longer duration than retail customers, and will have a
potential negative impact on the future sales tax revenues to the City. Also, the need
and cost for maintaining and providing security are likely to be impacted. A potential
positive impact is that non-retail employees and business clients, and students are likely
to shop at the remaining stores and restaurants in the mall and adjacent business
district.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Mayor and Common Council continue the hearing until
October 1, 2001.
Exhibits:
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2
Planning Commission Staff Report
Ordinance
EXHIBIT 1
SUMMARY
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO PLANNING DIVISION
CASE:
AGENDA ITEM:
HEARING DATE:
WARDS:
Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
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August 7, 2001
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APPLICANT
Sam Catalano
Central City Company
295 Carousel Mall
San Bernardino, CA 92403
909.884.0106
REQUESTILOCATION: A request to amend the Development Code to expand the range of
permitted uses in the CR-l, Commercial Regional-Malls land use district.
CONSTRAINTS/OVERLA YS:
ItI None
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS:
o Not Applicable
o Exempt, Section_
ItI No Significant Effects
o EIR
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
ItI Approval
o Conditions
o Denial
o Continuance to:
Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Meeting Date: August 7. 2001
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION
The applicant requests approval to expand the range ofland uses permitted in the CR-I,
Commercial Regional-Malls land use district for the Carousel Mall. The CR-I district includes
both Carousel Mall and Inland Center Mall. (Attachment A.) The Development Code permits a
wide range of retail uses with a more limited range of non-retail uses. The requested uses are
addressed under Analysis.
BACKGROUND
When the General Plan was updated in 1989, it identified various areas of the City suitable for
regional-serving uses. The malls were designated as CR-I, while the downtown area adjacent to
the Carousel Mall was designated CR-2. Objective 1.3 of the General Plan addresses the
provision of region-serving uses for commercial retail, governmental, corporate office, hotel and
convention, entertainment, cultural, educational, and similar uses. The CR-2, Commercial
Regional-Downtown district permits a wide range of uses, while the CR-I is more limited in the
non-retail uses.
Carousel Mall, faced with changing market conditions, is seeking ways to bring in uses that
complement its existing uses and its downtown location, consistent with the surrounding CR-2
district. It currently has some office-type tenants, permitted in the CR-Iland use district, and
wishes to expand the range of non-retail uses. (Attachment B.) Carousel Mall is essentially a
fully developed site. This amendment would not likely result in additional construction activities,
but would allow fuller utilization of the existing building and facilities.
Although not specifically requested by Inland Center Mall, this amendment would allow the
same uses at that location.
ANALYSIS
The additional uses are listed below, along with staffs recommendations.
Auto Repair
As noted in Attachment B, Carousel Mall has two auto centers built as ancillary uses to former
department stores. Although auto repair is not a permitted use in the adjacent downtown area,
staff recommends that it be permitted in the CR-I, subject to a conditional use permit. Auto
repair includes bodywork, including painting, and engine repair. Limited auto repair activities
such as lube and tune would not negatively impact the surrounding land uses, but intensive repair
activities might. A conditional use permit would allow the imposition of appropriate conditions
to ensure compatibility.
Health Clinics/Outpatient Surgerv
These uses are similar to dentist and optometrist services found in many malls and they function
similar to uses permitted in the administrative and professional offices/services category.
Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Meeting Date: August 7, 2001
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Although the parking demand is frequently higher, Carousel Mall has adequate parking to
accommodate this category of use in conjunction with its other existing and potential tenant uses.
OutDatient - Treatment Programs
This land use activity includes drug and alcohol treatment programs. Staff does not believe this
would be appropriate at this location and does not support this request. If the Planning
Commission and Mayor and Common Council wish to allow it, staff would recommend that a
conditional use permit be required.
Laboratories
Laboratories include, but are not limited to, film, medical and dental, and R & D.
These activities are compatible with administrative and professional office uses. Staff supports
this request.
Clubs. Lodges and Meeting Halls
This category generally includes service organizations, with public and private membership.
These uses would be compatible with the existing and future mall tenants. Staff supports this
request.
Educational Services and Trade/Tech Schools
The two categories are similar with educational services geared more toward traditional
classroom activities and trade/tech geared toward "hands-on" learning activities. However, many
trade/tech schools nowadays include learning activities in a classroom setting. Staff supports this
request.
Mixed Use
Mixed use, by definition, includes residential. Staff does not believe residential uses are .
appropriate, and does not support this request.
Radio/Television Broadcasting
Staff supports this request.
Religious Facilities
Staff does not believe that churches or similar facilities are best located at Carousel Mall, but
does not oppo~e the request.
Development Code Amendment No. 0/-05
Meeting Date: August 7, 200/
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DEVELOPMENT CODE FINDINGS
1. Is the proposed amendment consistent with the City's General Plan?
General Plan Policy 1.15.10 states:
"Permit and encourage the intensification of the Central City (Carousel) and Inland
Center Malls and adjacent properties designated as Commercial Regional Retail (CR-l)
for region-serving commercial, entertainment, restaurant, supporting retail, professional
offices and similar uses."
Yes, the proposed amendment would allow additional similar, supporting uses.
2. Will the proposed amendment be detrimental to the public interest, health, safety,
convenience, or welfare of the City?
No, all proposed uses would only be established in the existing Carousel Mall and
ancillary auto service buildings. Interior alterations to accommodate these uses or
those already permitted, are subject to applicable building code requirements.
CONCLUSION
The requested amendment to allow auto repair, health clinics/outpatient surgery, laboratories,
clubs, lodges, and meeting halls, educational services, radio/television broadcasting, religious
facilities, and trade/tech schools, meets all necessary Findings of Fact for approval.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends the Planning Commission recommend that the Mayor and Common Council
approve Development Code Amendment No. 01-05, as modified.
Respectfully Submitted,
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Director of Development Services
VaJ.u,jv {; .1<1#-
Valerie Ross
City Planner
Attachments
A Location Map
B Letter from Sam Catalano
C Proposed Changes
ATTACHMENT A
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO PROJECT: DCA 01-05
PLANNING DIVISION
LOCATION MAP
LAND USE DISTRICTS HEARING DATE: 8/7/01
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March 9, 2001
Ms. Valerie Ross
Principal Planner
Development Services
300 North "0" Street, 3rd Floor
San Bernardino, CA 92418
RE: Development Code Amendment for the Downtown CR-1 District
Dear Valerie:
Based on our previous conversations, I have prepared an application to request an amendment of
the Development Code to allow additional uses that are currently not permitted uses within the CR-
1 District.
Prior to the last major revision of the City's General Plan and the adoption of the City of San
Bernardino Development Code about 10 years ago, the mall was zoned C-4 Regional Commercial,
which permitted all of the uses in all of the other commercial zoning districts in the City. The mall
was developed and operated in accordance with the adopted Redevelopment Plan and that zoning
district for almost 18 years.
With the advent of the new Development Code, the mall was designated a CR-1 (Commercial
Regional Malls) District. Certain uses that were previously permitted were deleted from the
permitted uses in the CR-1 District, but many of those were allowed in the CR-2 (Commercial
Regional Downtown) District. For example, the mall was developed with, and there still exists, two
automotive centers. One formerly operated by JCPenney and then Firestone, and one operated
until the current time by Montgomery Ward. It is not clear to me from the current list of permitted
uses in the CR-1 District that the auto repair work that these automotive centers were designed for
. would be permitted. Also, educational uses are not listed as a permitted use in the CR-1 District,
yet are permitted in the surrounding zoning districts.
Much time has passed since the last major amendment of the General Plan and the adoption of
the Development Code. The market area has changed, and in particular, Carousel Mall's position
in the market has changed dramatically in that time. The mall needs to change with the times and
move to a mix of uses that is compatible with the mall's design and with the downtown area in
which it is located. It is really a commercial regional malVdowntown district that is appropriate to
the future of the mall.
I have reviewed Table 6.01 in Section 19.06.020 "Permitted, Development Permitted, and
Conditionally Permitted Uses", and believe that the following uses should be permitted in the CR-1
District to allow us to move towards a mixed-use project that will be compatible with the balance of
the downtown area.
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Section B3 Auto Repair. In order to make the existing auto centers viable for re-use, auto
repair must be allowed. (These could possibly become teaching facilities for auto repair
work.)
Section G3 Health Clinics/Outpatient Surgery.
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Section G5 Outpatient-Treatment Programs.
Section J5 Laboratories.
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Section K4 Clubs, Lodges and Meeting Halls.
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Section K7 Educational Services.
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Section K13 Mixed Use.
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Section K22 RadiolTelevision Broadcasting.
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Section K23 Religious Facilities.
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Section K27 TradelTech Schools.
I think that the best way to do this would be to add to the CR-1 District in the downtown area all the
uses permitted in the CR-2 District, plus auto repair, outpatient treatment programs and
educational services. I think that all of these uses would certainly be compatible with both the
City's and our goals for the future development of the mall, and with the surrounding land uses.
Please let me know if you see any problems with this request so that I can adjust the application to
minimize any potential conflicts with your planning goals for the downtown area.
Please keep in mind that all of these uses would occur within an existing building complex, indoors
with no new construction other than interior tenant improvement work. Also, please note that your
site plan checklist seems. to be primarily designed for new construction, which is not applicable in
this case. Also, the Redevelopment Agency owns the entire parking area and public access
portions of the mall, and we do not have the detailed plans that are requested by the checklist.
do have drawings of the parking area that are in sufficient detail to properly evaluate this
application.
Once again I ask you to keep in mind that virtually all of the requested uses were permitted at the
mall prior to the change in the General Plan and the Development Code.
Your guidance in these matters is greatly appreciated.
Yours truly,
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Salvatore F. Catalano, CSM
General Manager
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Enclosures
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Development Code Amendment No. 01-05
Meeting Date: August 7, 200/
Page 70f7
ATTACHMENT C
PROPOSED LAND USE CHANGES
19.06.020 DEVELOPMENT PERMITTED AND CONDITIONALLY
PERMITTED USES:
TABLE 06.01. COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS LIST OF PERMITTED USES:
Land Use Activity - CR-I, Commercial Regional-Malls Land Use District
B.3. Auto Repair C
G.3. Health Clinics/Outpatient Surgery D
J.5. Laboratories D
K.4. Clubs, Lodges and Meeting Halls D
K.7. Educational Services D
K.23. Radio/Television Broadcasting D
K.24. Religious Facilities D
K.28. Trade/Tech Schools D
Adopted: February 4, 2002
Effective: March 7, 2002
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REGIONAL-MALLS LAND USE DISTRICT.
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DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION I. Section 19.06.020 of the Municipal Code (Development Code), Section
19.06.020, Table 06.01 (Development Permitted and Conditionally Permitted Uses) is amended
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AMENDING
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I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing ordinance was duly adopted by the Mayor and
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INTER OFFICE MEMORANDUM
OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
TO:
Mayor & Common Council
FROM:
Henry Empeiio Jr., Deputy City Attorney
DATE:
October 12, 2001
RE:
Development Code Amendment No. 01-05 Regarding Uses at the Caronsel Mall
Mayor & Common Council Meeting of October 15,2001, Agenda Item No. 25
Clarification of Development Services Staff Report
On September 27, 2001 I met with Valerie Ross, Gary Van Osdel and Delmar Williams,
Agency's special counsel, regarding the proposed Development Code Amendment. At the end of
the meeting, we felt that there existed unresolved legal issues concerning the Development Code
Amendment and the Reciprocal Easement Agreement (REA), and that the four of us would try to
meet with the Carousel Mall representatives to discuss these issues, prior to this item moving
forward to the Council.
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Henry Empeiio Jr.,
Deputy City Attorney
cc: James F. Penman, City Attorney
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Valerie Ross, Principal Planner
City of San Bernardino
Department of Development Services
300 North "D" Street
San Bernardino, CA 92418
RE: Development Code Amendment #01-05
Dear Valerie;
I respectfully request that the above referenced item, which is Agenda item #25 on the
Agenda for the Mayor and Common Council's regular meeting scheduled for Monday,
October 15,2001, be continued until the Council's second meeting in November. This
will give us adequate time to resolve some technical, legal issues with the Economic
Development Agency and the City Attorney's Office.
Once those issues have been satisfactorily resolved, we hope to move forward with our
mixed use concept to bring additional jobs and tax revenues to the City of San
Bernardino.
Yours truly,
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Salvatore F. Catalano, CSM
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
RACHEL G. CLARK, C.M.C. - CITY CLERK
ReSINESS REGISTRATION DIVISION
P.O. Box 1318' SaIl Bernardino' CA 92402
300 North '0" Street. San Bernardino' CA 92418-0001
909.384.5302' Fax: 909.384.5158
www.cLsan-bernardino.ca.us
October 16, 2001
Sam Catalano
Central City Company
295 Carousel Mall
San Bernardino, CA 92403
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Dear Mr.,da~o:
At the meeting of the Mayor and Common Council held on October 15, 2001, the
following action was taken relative to Development Code Amendment No. 01-05, to
expand the permitted uses in the CR-l, Commercial Regional-Malls land use district:
The matter was continued to the Mayor and Common Council meeting of
November 19, 2001.
If we can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact this office.
Sincerely,
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RACHEL G. CLARK, CMC
City Clerk
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CITY m' SAN HERj'URDINO
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CENTRAL CITY COMPANY I LLC
295 CAROUSEL MALL. SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92401
TELEPHONE (909) 884-0106 . FAX (909) 885-6893
November 16,2001
Valerie Ross, Principal Planner
City of San Bernardino
Department of Development Services
300 North "D" Street
San Bernardino, CA 92418
RE: Development Code Amendment #01-05
Dear Valerie;
I respectfully request that the above referenced item, which is Agenda item #29 on the
Agenda for the Mayor and Common Council's regular meeting scheduled for Monday,
November 19, 2001, be continued until the Council's second meeting in December.
We need additional time to resolve some technical, legal issues with the Economic
Development Agency and the City Attorney's Office.
Once those issues have been satisfactorily resolved, we hope to move forward with our
mixed use concept to bring additional jobs and tax revenues to the City of San
Bernardino.
Yours truly,
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Dear Valerie;
1 respectfully request that the above referenced item, which is Agenda item #29 on the
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November 19, 2001, be continued until the Council's second meeting in December.
We need additional time to resolve some technical, legal issues with the Economic
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Sam Catalano
Central City Company
295 Carousel Mall
San Bernardino, CA 92403
Dear Mr. Catalano:
At the meeting of the Mayor and Common Council held on November 19, 2001, the
following action was taken relative to Development Code Amendment No. 01-05, to
expand the permitted uses in the CR-l, Commercial Regional-Malls land use district:
The matter was continued to the Mayor and Common Council meeting of
December 17, 2001.
If we can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact this office.
Sincerely,
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RACHEL G. CLARK, CMC
City Clerk
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until the Council's second meeting in January 2002. We need additional time to resolve
some technical, legal issues with the Economic Development Agency and the City
Attorney's Office.
Once those issues have been satisfactorily resolved, we hope to move forward with our
mixed-use concept to bring additional jobs and tax revenues to the City of San
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Business Registration Division: 909.384.5302
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Sam Catalano
Central City Company
295 Carousel Mall
San Bernardin;fA 92403
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Dear ~atalano:
At the meeting of the Mayor and Common Council held on December 17, 200 I, the
following action was taken relative to Development Code Amendment No. 01-05, to
expand the permitted uses in the CR-I, Commercial Regional-Malls land use district:
The matter was continued to the Mayor and Common Council meeting of
January 22, 2002.
If we can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact this office.
Sincerely,
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City Clerk
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CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
RAcHEL G. CLARK, CM.C. - CITY CLERK
P.O. Box 1318 . San Bernardino' CA 92402
300 North "D" Street. San Bernardino' CA 92418-0001
909.384.5002' Fax: 909.384.5158
Business Registration Division: 909.384.5302
Passport Acceptance Facility: 909.384.5128
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Mr. Sam Catalano
Central City Company
295 Carousel Mall
San Bernardino, CA 92403
Dear Mr. Catalano:
At the Mayor and Common Council meeting held on February 4, 2002, the following action
was taken relative to the public hearing on Development Code Amendment No. 01-05, to
expand the permitted uses at the Carousel Mall:
That said ordinance be adopted.
A copy of Ordinance No. MC-1115 is enclosed for your convenience. If we can be of
further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact this office.
Sincerely,
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City Clerk
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Meeting Date/Date Adopted: # Va 2- Item No. / 0
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San Bernardino, CA 92412
(909)889-0311
November 2, 1999
SABO & GREEN
201 NORTH "E" STREET
SAN BERNARDINO, CA
ATTN: DAVE GONDEK
YOUR REFERENCE:
CAROUSEL MALL
Dear Dave,
Please find enclosed the document on the above referenced that you requested.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
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DEFINITIONS
Section 1.1 Project Area
Section 1.2 Penney Parcels
Section 1.3 Developer Parcels
Section 1.4 Agency Parcels
Section 1.5 Monwar Parcels
Section 1.6 Harris Parcels
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Section 1.13 I~provement plans
Section 1.14 Project ^rchitect
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Section 1.16 Floor Area
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Section 1.21 Co~on Building Component
Section 1.22 Hain store Building
Section 1.23 TnA
Section 1.21 sto~e
Section 1.25 Dc:p~rl:.mcTlt stc..re P~rtic~
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ARTICLE III OPERATIONS AND USES 15 (b)
Section 3.1 General Use 15 (b)
Section 3.2 Parking Area 15 (b)
Section 3.3 Common Areas 17
Section 3.4 Restrictions on Uses 18
~ Section 3.5 Permitted Uses 19
Section 3.6 Character of Development 20
Section 3.7 Prohibited Operations and
Nuisances 20
ARTICLE IV REGUrATION OF IMPROVEMENTS 21
Section 4.1 Minimum parking Requirements 21
Section 4.2 Building L!.nes 22
Section 4.3 Partial Construction 22
Section 4.4 Excavation 22
Section 4.5 S ign5 23
Section 4.6 Exterior Walls 24
Section 4.7 Permitted Building Heights 24 I
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Section 4.9 Common Building Compcments 26
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Se~tion 5.1 Easements for Parking
Section 5.2 EaselT,ents for Pedestrians
Section 5.3 Easements for Access
Section 5.4 Easements for Common Building
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Section 5.5 Eas~ments for utilities
Section 5.6 Easements for Construction
Section 5.7 Relocation of Utilities
section 5.8 Termination of Easerner.ts
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OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF PARKING
AREA AND OTHER COMMON AREAS
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Section 6.2
Section 6.3
Section 6.4
Section 6.5
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Non-Contribution by Developer
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ARTICLE VII IMPROVEMENT PLANS
Sche~atic and Preliminary plans
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GENERAL DESIGN DATA
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COMMON AREAS IMPROVEMENTS 46 (a)
Section 9.1 Dep~rtment store Improvements 46 (a)
section 9.2 Developer 'Improvements 48
Section 9.3 Agency Improvements 48
Section 9.4 Conditions Precedent to
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A. conditions Precedent to Construction 49 (a):
B. Conditions Pr~cedent to Opening
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C. Tenancies 51
Section 9.S Separate Works of Improvements 51 (a,
Section 9.6 When Construction Deemed !
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ARTICLE X DEVELOPMENT OF FLOOR AREA AND COMMON AREAS 53
Section 10.1 Developer and hgency
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Section 10.2 Imprbvements of Department
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ARTICLE XI GENERAL CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS 54
ARTICLE XII OPERATION 55 (a)
Section 12.1 Operation of Stores 55 (al
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DAMAGE. INSURANCE AND REPAIR
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Obligation to Repair
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MISCELIJ\NEOUS 66
Section 14.1 Injunctive Relief 66
Section 14.2 Self Help 66
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Section 14.4 Notice as Prerc~uisite
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Section 14.6 Breach Shall Not Defeat
Mortgage 70
Section 14.7 Attorneys' Fees 70
Section 14.8 Time of Essence 70
Section 14.9 Governing Laws 70
Section 14.10 Waiver of Default 70
Section 14.11 No Partnership 71
Section 14.12 Successors 71
Section 14.13 Brokerage 71
ARBITRATION OF DISPUTES 72
Section 15.1 Arbitrable Matters 72
Section '5.2 Arbitration Procedures 72
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ARTICLE XllIII
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Section 16.2 Right to Modify, Terminate,
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ARTICLE XXIII, MUTUALITY, RECIPROCITY: RUNS WITH LAND
Section :'3.1 Dominant and Servient Estates
Section 23.2 Covenants Run With Land
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ENFORCEMENT OF CITY LEASES
Section 24.1
Agency Enforcement
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A Project Map
B-1 Legal Description" of Penney Parcels
B-2 Legal Oescriptivn of Developer Parcels
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B-3 Legal Description of Agency Parcels
8-4 Legal Description of Monwar Parcels
B-5 Legal Description of Harris Parcels
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OPERATION , RESTRICT~ON AND EASO'ENT AGREEMENT
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DECIARATION (h"reinafter "REI....) is made as of
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CURCI-TURNER CO., a partnership, joint ven-
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(D) MONWAR PROPERTY CO~ORl\TIOU, a corporation
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(F) CITi OF SAN BE~~RDINO, California, a mun-
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partnership ("Upham"); and
(H) CONNECT IC\JT GENERAL MORTGAGE AND REALTY INVEST-
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A.
This Agreement (hereinafter for convenience "REA")
relates to a redevelopment project undertak~n by Agency desig-
nated as "Central city Project Area No.1, CaliLR-79" in the
City of San Bernardino, california (hereinafter called the "Pro-
ject") pursuant to a Redevelopment Plan ado~ced by city on Feb-
ruary 23, 1965, by Ordinance No. 2649 as amended (said Redevelop-
ment plan as amended being by this reference incorporated herein
and made a part hereof). The real property upon which the Project
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The Community Redevelopment Law of the state of
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california provides that adequate safeguards shall be i~posed
so that the work of redevelopment will be carried out pursuant
to the official Redevelopment Plan for each particular project
and provides for the retention of controls and the establish-
ment of restrictions and covenants running with the lands sold
or leased for private use.
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For the purpose of providing adequate safeguards
that the work of redevelopment will be carried out pursuant to
the Redevelopment plan for tpe Project, and to insure the best
use and the most appropriate development and improvement of ea ~
building site thereof: to (rotect the o~ne=s of building sites
against improper use of surrounding builuing sites: to protect
against depreciation in value of property in the Project Area:
to preserve, insofar as pr~ticable, the aesthetic development
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in the Project Area~ to guard against the erection of poorly
. designed or proportioned structures; to insure the highest and
best development of said, property; to encourage and secure the
erection of attractive structures thereon, with appropriate
location of such structures on building sites; to prevent
inharmonious improvement of building sites: to secure and main-
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between structures; and in general to provide an adequate plan
for safeguarding the wo-k of redevelopment in maintaining a f.iSh
quality of improvements on said property, thereby enhancing th
value of investments made by purchasers of building sites ther in,
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the Parties (as hereinaft~r defined) hereto are desirous of s
jecting the real property hereinafter described to the covenan
conditions, restrictions, rights, reservations, easements, lie
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and charges hereInafter set forth, each and all of which is an
are for the benefit of all property within the Project, and fo.
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such property in the Project Area; and for each owner thereof,
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DEFINITIONS
Section 1.1 Project /\rea
The Project IIrea is comprised of the following parcels I
of real property ("parcels OI) shown on the site plan of the Pro--
ject Area attached hereto as Exhibit A and by this reference
made a part hereof, being th~reon labeled and hereinafter called
Parcels A, B, C, D-l, 0-2, E, F, G. H, J, Ma, Mb, Nand 0: the
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Mall parcel" (hereinafter oefined).
section 1.2 Penney Parcels
Upham is the owner of parcels C and N and will own the
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building improvements thereon and Penney is the lessee thereof.
Such Parcels are described in Exhibit a-I, and are hereinafter
called IIpenney Parcels. 'I
Section 1.3 Developer Parcels
The Trust is the owner of Parcels a, 0-1, 0-2, E, F,
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G. Hand J, and Developer is the ground lessee ~f the fee thereof
and will own the building im~rovements thereon. said parcels
are described in Exhibit B-2 and are hereinafter called "Devel-
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Section 1.4 Aqency parcels
Agency is the owner pf the Agency Parking Parcel and the
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c:itj-' is the lessee thereof pursuant to lease agreements each dated
June 10, 1968 (hereinafter called. "city Leases"). Said Parcels ar'1
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described in Exhibit B-3 and are hereinafter collectively called
"Agency parcels," or severally called IlAgency Parking Parcell!
or'tAgency Mall Parcel."
sectio_~ Honwar Parcels
Mon....ar is the owner .)f parcels ^ and 0 and will own the
improvements thereon. Such Parcels are described.in Exhibit 8-4
and are hereinafter called IfMonwar Parce~ s."
Section 1.6 Harris Parcels
Harris is the owner of Parcels Ma and Mb and owns and will
own the improvements thereon. Said Parcels are described in Exhibit
E-S and are hereinafter called "Harris Parcels. II
Section 1.7 0~~upant
The term "0cC"1pant:" shall refer to each of the par~ies
(as such term is. hereinafter defined), and any Person or Persons
fro;";'\. time to time entitled to the use and occupancy of "Floor
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ir.strument or arrangement whereundp.r each Occupant acquires his
or its status as such.
Section 1.8 Party
Th'O! term "Party" shaJ.l mean the Person (s) who at. the
time in que~tion is(a:e) the owner(s) of the Parcel(s) in ques-
tion c .;cept as .is otherwise ~rovided in subparagraphs 1, 2, 3
and 4 of .. his sectic:1. 1.8.
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retains t}-l...] entire possessory interC'.t in the Parcel. (s)
or portions thereof so conv0yed uno0r the t~rms of ~
deed of trust or mortgage, j.:-, '.!hich event the Party
owning s~ch possessory interest nhnll have tho staLus
of Party.
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and leaseback"), in which eVe~t only the lessee thereof
sh~ll have the status of Party so long as the lease in
~~estion has not expired or been ter~inated. This sub-
par~graph 2 applies to Developer herein named at t~c
time of execution hereof as respects r.~e title tC"l tilC
Devel?per Parcels.
3. The transfer 01' conve~.ance is by way 0: lease,
othc.'" than as provided in 5'.:bparagraph 2 above. in which
eve~~ only the lessor thereo~ shall hav0 the status of Party.
For all purposes of this REA Penney has the status of a Par-
ty as respects the Penney parcels so long as Pcmey leases
the !=:arr.e from Upham: ,provided, howCl'ver, L.hat
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term or any extension thereof, then and in L. ..t event, Upham,
as and while a Party he~eto, shall hdve the =lgnt tu enforce
any a....a all covenants under this R.E.~ that Penne:' cou],~ have
enforced had such lease not been terminated.
4. T\l~ Person acquires 1:.:". sueL transfer -or cO!lvey-
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(b) An undivided interest, such as th-,t of joint
tenant or tenant in co~mon, in such Party's Parccl(s),
or ~s partner or joint ventu=er in such party.s intar-
est in its Parcel(s).
In the circumstances described in this subpara9r~ph
4, the Persons holding all of the interests in such Par-
~21(s) are to be jointly considered a single party_ In
,-,rder that other Parties shall not l::e required w~":-h respect
to said Parcel(s) to obtain the action or agreement of, or
to proceed against more than one Person in carrying out or
enforci~g the terms, covena~ts, provisions and conditions
of this REA, then in the'circum~tances described in
subparagraph 4(a) above, the Persons holding the inter-
est of the Party in and to not less than 7~;' of said
parcel(s) in question, a~d in the circumstances des-
cribed in subparagraph 4(b) above, Persons holding
not less than 7~~ in interest in such P?rty, or the
holders of undivided intere3ts totaling not less thm
7~j. of the entire estate in and to said Parcel (s) in
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If any parcel(s) is owned by Persons owning an undi-
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shall be deemed to represent a percentage in interest
of the whole of such own8rship equal to his fractional
i~terest in such parcel(s]. Any int~rest owned by any
Person who is a minor or is otherwise suffering under
any legal disability shall be disregarded in the mak-
ing of such designation unless there is at such time
a duly appointed guardian or other legal representative
fully empowered to a~t on behalf of such Person. r-
In the absence of such written designation, the acts
of the Party whose interest is so divided or held in
undivided interests (w~lcther or not he retains any
interest in the parcel(s] in question] shall be bind-
ing upon all Per~on5 having an interest in said Par-
cel(s) in question, until such time as written notice
of such designation is
given and recorded in the office t:
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registered or certified;mail. provided, however, in
the following instances'all of the other parties, act-
1ng jointly, or in the failur~ of such joint action, ar.y
other Party at any time may make such designation of the
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be no duly designated Party's Agent of whose appoint-
ment all other Parties have been notified as herein
provided, or
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If the designation of such Party's Agent
earlier than the expiration of such thirty (30) day
period shall be reasonably necessnry to enable any
other Party to comply with any of its obligations
under this ~.or to take any other action which
may be necessary to carry out the purposes of
this REA.
The exercise of any powers and rights of a Party under
this REA by such party's Agent shall be binding upon all
Persons having an inter~st. in any such Parcel(s) owned by
such Party. suc~ party:s Agent.shall, so long as such
designation remains in effect, be a Party hereunder, and
the remaining Persons owning such Parcel (s) shall be
deemed not to be Parties. The other Parties shall have
the right to deal with and rely upon the acts or omis-
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R~; but such designation shall not, however, relieve
any Porson from tne obligations created by this REA.
Any Person designated a Party's Agent pursuant to the
provisions of this subparagraph 4 shall be the agent of
his. principals, upc.:l whom service of any process, writ,
summons, order or other mandate of any nature, of any
court in any ~ction, suit or proceeding arising out of
this REA, or any demand lor arbitration may be made, and
service upon such party's Agent shall constitute due and
proper service of any such m~tter upon his princi~al.
Until a successor party's Agent has been appointed anq
notice of such appointment has been given pursuant to
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of a party's Agent shall remain irrevocable.
Upon any transfer or conveyance, which transfer or
conveyance would create ,a new Party pursuant to the terms
hereof, then the powers~ rights' and interest herein con-
ferrec upon such new Pa~ty wit~ respect to the parcel(s)
so conveyed, shall be qcemed assigned, tr~rt5ferred or
conveyed to such transferee or grantee, and the obIi-.
gations he~ein conferred upon such new Party shall be
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Persons
The word "Person" or "Persons" sh~J.l mean and include
individaals, partnerships, firms, associations and corporations,
or any other fo~ of business entity.
Section 1.10
Permittees
The term "Permittees" shall refer to all Occupants and
all customers, employees and other business invitees of OeQu-
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pants.
f~~ction 1.11
parkinq Area
The tlparking ~arage" and all "corrunon Areas" used for
the parking of motor vehicles, including incidental and inter-
ior roadways, walkways, cu~bs and landscaping within areas us~d
for parking of motor vehicles, together with all improvements
which at any time are erecteu thereon (and which are subject
to the provisions of Article V), shall be referred to as "Park-
ing Area." The Parking'Area shall not include truck ramps or
truck loading or truck. delivery areQs.
Section 1.12
Common Areas
All areas within the Project Area which are subject to
nonexclusive use as hereinafter provided for in paragraphs A,
Band C of Section 5.1, shall be referre:d to as "common Areas. II
Such area.!:; shall include Parking Area, roadways, walkways, "Malls,"
landscaped areas, nnd all other similar facilities provi.ded for
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buildings, areas or facilities which are constructed and used
for commercial use ns provided in this REA.
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Improvement Plans
Plans and specifications prepared for the development of
the Project Ar~a or portions thereof as more particularly set forth
in Article VII of this RE1\., shall be referred to as "Improvement
Pl..ns.'l
Section 1.14
pro;ect Architect
The "Project Architec't, ft Gruen Associate5, Inc. of Los
~n9cles, california, shall frepare Improvement Plans fer the devel-
opment of the portion of the Common Areas (including the Parking
Garage) located withi" the Asency Parcels not heretofore d~signed;
shall review, coordinate and approve any design performed pursuant
to the l~st sentence of this Section; and shall perform such other
architectural or administrative services for the Parties as ar.e pro-
vided for herein, or may b~ otherwise mutually agreed upon. The"
Parties, acting unanimously, shall have the right from time to time
to designate and redesignate the Project Architect. Nothing herein
contained shall be deemed to preclude the selection by city or A9~ncy
of an architect to design the improvements required to be constructed
by it under this REA.
Section 1.15
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of) and the portions of Developer Parcels constructed as part of the
"Enclosed Hall" are herei.nafter referred to as "Malls" and are part of
the Common Areas. It is spe~ifically understood and agreed that Ie
term "Malls" as used in this ~ includes the pedestrian bridge c 1-
necting the Enclosed Mall with the public areas on the East side f
"E" Street as shown on Exhibit A: and that all of the duti-es and 1i-
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construction, management, maintenance arid operation of Common Areas
(including Malls) shall be equally applicable to such pedestrian bridge,
subject, however, to the provisions of Section 6.5.
Section 1.16
Floor Area
Separately, with respect to each building at any time
erected in the Project Area, the term "Floor Area" shall
refer to the actual number' of square feet of floor space within
the exterior faces of exterior walls (except party and interior
walls as to which the center thereof instead of the exterior
faces thereof shall be used) of all floors, basements and side-
walk sUbspaces, or parts thereof, and no deduction or exclusion
therefrom shall be made for any space occupied hy or used for
col"'l..'lS, stairs, elevators, escalators or other interior con-
struction or equipment: provided, hCNever, there shall not be
included in Floor PJea, or there shall be excluded therefrom,
as the case may be, all space in: (i) exterior balconies, (ii)
stock mezzanines, (iii) sub-basement, (iv) penthouses, vaults,
rooms or other structures to hou$e mechanical or electrical
equipment, (v) loading docks and other facilities outside of
exterior walls, (vi) fire-exit stairways and corridors, (vii)
service and delivery facilities used by more than one Occupant,
(viii) public restroom facilitie~ not located' within the prem-
ises of an Occupant and (ix) Developer's Project management
office (not to exceed 2,000 square feet pf floor spac~).
Sectio'1 1.17
parkinq Garaqe
The multi-level vehicular parking facility to be construc-
ted by Agency on a portion of Agency Parking Parcel as sh~<n ~oth
in plan and in cross-sectiol on Exhibit D.
Section 1.18 park~nq Index
The term "Parking Index" shall refer to the ratio of the
nur:ilier of striped motor vet'tele parking spaces in the parking- Area
to the n~mber of square feet of Floor Area in the Project Area.
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Se"tion 1. 19
Required parkinq Index
The term llRequired Parking Index" shall refer to c.1
Parking Index of 3.5 per 1,000 square feet of the Floor Area
referred to in the preceding Section 1.18.
Section 1. 20
Unavoidable Delays
The term "unavoidable delays" shall refer to delays
occasioned by the circumstances d~scribed in Section l4.~
hereof.
Section 1.21 Common Buildinq Component
"The term "Cornmon Building Component" shall refer to a
construction component used ~n common by two or more Parties.
Section 1.22 ~tore Buildinq
The term liMa in Store, Building" shall refer, respectively,
to the building on Penney Parcel C, to the building on Honwar Par-
eel A, and to the building on Harris Parcels Ma and Mb.
Section 1.23 TEA
The Term "TEA" shall refer, in the case of Penney, to
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improvements of Penney, }lonwar, Harris and/or Developer as the con-
text may require, and shall include any TEA u~less specifically
excluded.
Section 1.24 Department Sto=e perties
The term "Department Store Parties" shall refe:!:' to Penney,
Mon\-/~r (as the party required to cause performance of certain, obliga-
tions hereunder by Montgomery Ward & Co., Incorporated) and Harris.
Sectio~~~ Enclosed Mall
The term "Enclosed fl"a11" shall re":Cl. to the: enclosed portion
of ^gency Mall Parcel and to those portions of Developer Parcels
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means and which are designated on ExhiJ:jt 0 as "Enclosed Mall."
Section 1. 27 Terms !
The -terms "Developer", "City", "Agency", "penney", "Mono.. rto
and "Harris", respectively, as used in' this REA, shall, ~o far 9
the ':erms, covenants, provisions and conditions of \-his REA to be
kept, performed and observed bY.Dcvclo~er, City, Agency, Pcnnay,
Monwar and Harris, are c~nceined, mean and refer only to the Person
who at the time in que.tion is the party with respect to the
Develop~r Parcels, the Agency parcels and the penney, Monwar or
Harris Parcels, as the case may be appropriate, it being agreed and
understood that such terms, covenants and co~d~tions shall be bind-
ing upon Developer, city, Ag~ncy, Penney, Monwar and Harris, and
their respective successors and assigns only during and in respect
of its or their respective successive periods in which each re-
spectively is a Party. Notwithstanding the foregoing, it is ex-
pressly understood and agreed that the requirements of Articles IX,
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X and XI respecting construction snaIl be and. remain the respect~ve
covenants of Developer, City,. Agency, Penney,' Mon\o.'ar a:1d Harris, as
therein set for81, and shall be covenants running with the land, in
addition to being personal cC;venantR of ,such part;.:!s. Th~ covenunt
on the part of penney, Monwar (as respects its covenant to cause
Montgomery Ward & Co., Incorporated to operate1 and Harris to do
business is and shall remain a personal covenant of each such re-
spective signatory, and their successors by means of merger or con-
solidation, but shall not ntean any'other person \o.'ho shall acquire
the interest of s1.:ch party in it:::; respective parcel.
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MO:lwar covenants and agrees that Mor~ar will cause
its parent corporation, Montgomery Ward & Co., Incorporated,
to exe~ute and deliver to the other Department Store Parties
and Developer concurrently h~rewith for their ~cceptance a letter
3greement in the form attached hereto as Exhibit G and by this
reference made a part hereof.
Section 1. 28
Mortqaqee
As used in this- RBA the term "Mortgagee" shall include
a mortgagee, the trustee under any deed of trust, and to the
extent applicable, and as hereinafter provided, shall includA a
fee owner of any Parcel whi~h is the subject of a sale and lease-
back transaction.
ARTICLE II
PROPERTY SUBJECT TO DECLARATION
The real property which is and shall be held and shall
be conveyed. transferred and sold subject to the covenants,
conditions, restrictions, rights. reservations, eascmentw,
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liens and charges with respect to the various portions thereof
as set forth in the various Articles, sections, paragraphs and
sUbparagraphs of this REA, is particularly described in Exhibits
B-1 to 8-5 inclusive, attached hereto.
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OPERATIONS AND USES
Section 3.1
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No part nor all of the Project Area shall be used
and no building nor other improvements shall be thereon con-
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commercial or business Furposes expressly provided for in this
REA, and uses directly incidental thereto, and except as pro-
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vided in Paragraph 4b of the city Lease of the Enclosed Mall
which states as follows:
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premises shall be restricted to uses consis-
tent with the purposes specified in subpara-
graph a. of this P3ragraph, provided, however,
that city shall be allowed to use the leased
premises for appropriate civic uses, subject
to approval of Agency, which approval shall
not be unre<lsonably withheld."
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Parkinq Area
The Parking Area will not be used for any purpose other
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A. The surface of the Parking ~rea will not be used
!or any purpose other than:
(1) The parking of vehicles and directly
incidental purposes:
(2) The purpose prcvided for in this Section
and Section 3.3: and
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Pedestrian movement, vehicular traffic, truck
traffic and truck loading and unloading operations with
respect to the businesses operated in &loor Area in the
Project Area.
B. No buildings, structures or improvements shall b~
constructed on or above the surface of the Parking Area other
than:
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(1) Parking facilities (including the Parking
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(2) Traffic and tedestrian directional signs:
(3) Decorative improvements and landscaping
incidental to the above: and
(4) b\.u..:il other signs as ill the opinion of CQun-
sel for any party shall be necessary to prevent a
dedication of or the accrual of any a1verse rights
in or to any part of the parking Area.
c. Any improvements constructed below the surface of
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(1) Will be constructed, maintained and operated
pursuant to law;
(2} Will have necessary entrances and exits on
the surface of the Parking Area for pedestrian traf-
fic and,if used for parking, for vehicular traffic;
(3) Will (except during and only to the extent
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not unreasonably int~rfere with surface parking on
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Section 3'.3 common Areas
The parties shall. cooperate with each other with respect
to the uses, op~ration and maintenance of the Co~~on Areas (but
nothing herein shall be construed to vary, augment or diminish
the rights and obligations of the part'ies with respect to such
use, operation and maintenance as specifically elsewhere set
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Accommoda~ion facilities, Malls, pedestrian
bridges, and facilities directly incidental thereto:
(2) Pedestrian directional signs:
(3) Decorative improvements and landscaping inci-
dental to the above,
(4) Facilities incidental to and commonly found
in connection with an enclosed mall shopping center
development and used in similar modern, attractive
first-class, retail shopping centers; and
(5) The p',rposes provided for in this Section,
and in Section 3.2 and Section 3.4.
c. Any improvetftcnts constructed below the surface
of the Common Areas:
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pursuant to law:
(2) Will (except duri~g and only to the extent of
actual and necessary excavation 2nd construction) not
unreasonably interfere with ~cdestrian traffic on the
surface' of the Common Areas.
Section 3.4
Restrictions on Uses
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Not more than ten percent (l~~) of the Floor
Area on Developer Parcels shall be operated,
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B. Ne;.ther the Project Area nor any part thereof
shall ba used, and no building or othar improvament shall be
thereon constructed, maintained or used for any purpose other
than tha following:
Retail, office and servic2 c~tablishments, includ-
lng, without limitation, financial institutions,
brokerage offices, restaurants, automotive service
:'tation.:::, travel and other agencies, but excluding
aut~~obile body and fender repair work, automotive
.:-~les display area, r:..:>wling all~y, car washing
~stablishment, veterinary hospital, mortuary, com-
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the Parties. Office 'lse shall not ip-:lude a building
used primarily for general office purposes. Any skat-
ing ri~k shall be subject to approval as to location
by all of the Parties.
Se~tion 3.5
Permitt~d Uses
Exc,:,t as otherwise prohibited by this REA, any part and/or
all of the .'reject Area may be used for any commercial or business
operation, use or purpose ~hich is cxpres~ly authorized herein and
which is noL prohibited by tnis REA or. by law.
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Character of Development
Developer covenants and agrees that, when ('vrnplcted, the
ject AreLl. will constitute a first-cl.J.ss, two-l'-'vcl. ......... , ;~d n',.,ll
regional shopping center anchored with at ledst ~~':ce (3) department
stor~s and will have a mix and balance of occupants comparuble
to that of si.milar such regional sh.::>pping -:ent....;rs in :;.he State
of Californi.fl.
section 3.7
Prohibited Operations and Nui~~~
No use or operation will be made, conducted or permitted on
or with respect to all or any part of the project Area, which use
or operation is obnoxious to or out f harmony with ~he develo~~ent
or operc:.tion of a first-class shopping center, including (b,~'
not l~m~ted to) the f~llowing:
1\. Any publ_c or private n"isance.
B. Any noise or 50'''-': I":~~.:lt is objectionable due to int~r-
mittcncc, beat, frequency, shrillness or loudness.
c . An~' obnoxious odor.
i. Any noxious, toxic, caustic or corrosive fuel or gas.
E A~'.' dust, dirt. or fly ash in excessive quant: I~ies.
F. Any unusual fire, explosion or other damaging C~
de .'gez:ous ha:.:.llJ.
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G. Any warehousc (but any arca for the storagG of goo s
intcndGd to be sold at any retail ~3tablishment in the Projcct,
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Area shall not be deemed to ~e a warehouse), assembly, manufac-
ture, distillation, refining, smelting, agriculture or mining
operations.
H. Any trailer cou;t, labor camp, junk yard, stock
yard or animal raising (other than pet shop).
I. Any crilling for and/or removal of subsurface sub-
stances except for below-surface entry operations at least 500
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J. Any dumping
K. Any fi~e or bankruptcy sale or auction house oper-
ation (except as may be conducted Flrsuant to Court order).
L. There shall be no kiosks on any portion of the Pro-
ject Area without the consent of all of the Parties hereto, or other
sales perrnittp.d outside of any Floor Area.
ARTICLE IV
REGULATION OF IMPROVEMENTS
Section 4.1
Minimum Parkinq Requirements
No building or other improvement contaildng Floor Area
shall be constructed in the Project Area unless and until pro-
vision is made for the construction and mnintenance of .adequate
Parking Area within the projett Area so as to provide at least
the Required Parking Index for the Fioor Area to be contained
in the Project Area up~n the completion of construction of such
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section 4.2 Building Lin~s
A. No bUildingJ structur- or improvement of any kind
shall be constructed, in,talled or maintained above the surfrce
of the ground area lying outride of the building area lines indi-
cated on Exhibit A. ~
B. The following buildings and improvements are spcc-
ifically excluded from the aforementioned provisions:
(a) The Parking Area and Common Areas, includ-
!pg lighting facilities incidental thereto.
(b) Roof overhangs, ntarquees and decorative
protrusions from such buildin9~ and/or improvements,
truck ramps, loading facilities, pedestrian bridges,
signs and landsc?ping all as permitted hereunder.
Section 4.3
Partial Construction
Any building and/or improvement shall be diligently pro-
secuted to c~npletion after the commencement of construction
thereof, unavoidable delays excepted.
Section 4.4 .~xcavation
No excavation or unusual earth-movin~ operations dhall
be made except in connection with construction of buildings and
improvements in the Project Area and for the installation and
maintenance of utilities. Such operations shall be diligently
prosecuted t~ completion (unavoidable delays excepted), and
upon completion of such excnvation and/or buildings or improve-
ments, any exposed openings shall bs back-filled and compacted
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Section 4.5
Siqns
A. Siqn Criteria.
Attached hereto and marked Exhibit
C are criteria for all signs to be ~rected within the Project
Area and no signs shall be erected in the Project Area which
do not conform in all respects to said criteria. It is under-
sto.:ld that
said criteria,'eX!lresslY excludes (except for specific
thereof) the ~uilding identification signs of the
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Approval Required of Non-Conforminq Siqns.
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any Occupant shall request a sign not complet~ly in accord with
the criteria, such sign shall not be erected without the written
consent of the Parties. Any change made to any initially con-
forming sign which causes the same to fail to conform to the
sign criteria, is hereby prohibited, and any such changed sign
shall be considered as a new installation and deviation from
the criteria shall similarly require the approval of the
Parties.
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Store 5 iqns.
Notwithstanding the foregoing,
the Department Store parties may erect, use and maintain their
respective customary (and, as to Harris, its existing; and as
to Monwar, customary Wards) signs anywhe~e on their Main Store
Buildings and, as to Penney and Mon~ar, its respective TEA on
Parcels Nand O.
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Section 4.6
Exterior Walls
Exterior walls shall be constructed of types of
matcri~ls and have an appearance of quality at least as good
as like buildings commonly found in modern, attractivn, first-
class shopping centers.
Section 4.7
Permitted Buildinq Heiqhts
Buildings in the Project Area may be built to heights
not to exceed those established by the following schedule; pro-
vided tpat penthouses or roof structures for the housing of
elevators, stairways, tanks and fans, or similar equipment
required to operate and maintain a building, and skylights,
flagpoles or similar structures may be erected above such
height limit:
Parcels
Heiq:.t Limit
A 441_6" above finish floor elevation of
street level of Enclosed Mall
B 41'-0" above finish floor elevation of
street level of Enclosed Mall
C 60 '-a" above finish floor elevation of
street level of Enclosed Mall
D-l.and 0-2 41'-0" above 1inish floor elevation of
street level of Enclosed Mall
E 41'-0" above finish floor elevation of
street leval of Enclosed Mall
F 41'-0" above finish floor elevation of
street level of Enclosed Mall
G 41'-0" above finish floor elevation of
stre~t level of Enclosed Mall
M 60 '-6" above finish floor elevation of
street level of Enclosed Mall
H 20'-0" above average "E" Street curb
e!evation of 1047.20.
J 19'-0" a_:ove average "E" Street curb
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N 30'-0" alove finish pad elevation of
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bench mnrk - a bronze disk et in the East face of the Andresen
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Section 4.8
Riqht to Alter
Any Party shall have the right at any time and from
time to time to make alterations, additions and/or irnprove-
ments which affect the structure and/or exterior of the build-
ings and improvements or any portion thereof, at any time and
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from time to time located upon or upon a part of such Party's
Farcel(s) as such Party may deem desirable, including, without
limitation, the right to reduce the height of any building or
part thereof upon first ~omplying with the following conditions,
A. At least sixty (60) days prior to the commencement
of such wark the Party proposing such work shall:
(a) Give to all other parties notice of its
intention to do such work, and
(b) Furnish to all Parties and to the Project
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B. Such work will be dona in such manner that upon
the completion of such work the buildings constitutjng a part
of such Party's property shall comply with the requirements
of Sections 4.2, 4.6, 4.7 and 13.4.
c. Upon completion of such work the Parking Area in
the Project Araa shall provide at least the Required Parking
Index.
D. The Floor Area ~f such building(s) shall not be in-
creased, nor shall it be decreased below the minimum Floor Area(s)
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Such drawings and specifications shall be subject to any
changes which such P~rty may desire to make; provided such changes
shall comply with Sections 4.2, 4.6, 4.7 and 4.8, copies of all such
drawings and ~pecifications covering such changes shall be furn-
ished to all other Parties for information only.
The construction of any work shall be done in such man-
ner as will not interfere any more than reasonably necessary with
the ordinary and usual conduct of the business enterprises in the
pr.-oject Area.
If any dispute shall arise among the Parties as to whether
or not upon the completion of such work the requirements of this
Section will be complied with, such dispute shall be determined
by arbitration as provided in this REA.
Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to preclude O~
restrict any Party in. making alterations, additions and/or improve-
ments affecting the interior of its bu~ldin9s or improvements.
Section 4.9
Common Buildinq Components
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Obliqations of Burdened Premises.
Each Party owning
any improvement containing a burdened Common Building Component con-
taincd in an improvement owned in whole or in part by another party
(as owner of a benefited Co~.on Duilding Component) :
(1) will maintain, at its own cost a~d expense, the
burdened Common Building component in such state of repair
that it will continue to have the capacity to be so used in
COmr.lon by the benefited Common Building Component improvE:Llcnt
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(2) Will not cause or permit to occur any damage,
loss or injury to the ~wner of the benefited Common
Building component or his tenants by or as a result
of any act or negligencp. on its part with respect to
the burdened Com~on Building Component in question. or
any other portion ",f the ,improvement owned by it which
contained the burdened Common Building component in
question (subject to the provisions of the last para-
grqph of Section 4.10).
B. Obliqations of Benefited Premises.
Each Party
owning any benefited improvement which utilizes any bur1ened
eoeman Building component contained in an improvement which is
owned in whole or in part by it:
(1) will not place on the burdened Common Build-
ing Component in question any struc~ural burden which
at the time of placement is in excess of the capacity
of the burdened Cornmon Building Component for such or
will prevent the use of .~he improvement in which the
burdened common Building Component is contained for
its intended purposes.
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Will not cause or permit to occur any damage,
loss or injury to the improvement ~hich contains the
burdened Common Building Component in question by or
as a result of any act or negligence on its part with
respect to the benefited Common Building Component, or
any portion of the improvement owned by it which contains
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Eection 4.10 Right to Improve Property containing
common ~uildinq Component
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Nothing in section 4.9 will be d~emed to preclude any
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Party ownin~ an improvement containinq either a burdened Com-
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ent, as the cas~ may be, from doing or causing to be done any
work (whether of repair, alteration, restoration or otherwise)
with respect to any such improvement (notwit!1standing that dur-
ing the course of performing such work a condition otherwise pre-
hibited by the provisions of this Article may result) if:
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providinq Temoorarv Assistance.
During the course
of performance of such work the Party by whom or on whose behalf
such work is being done will, at its own cost and expense, pro-
vide such temporary facilities as may be necessary:
(1) To perform the function performed by the
Common Building componqnt'in question owned by the
Party performing such work, if such work being per-
formed adversely affects a common Building Co~ponent
owned in whole or in part by another party, or
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(2) To increase the capacity of, or supplement
the burdened Common Building component in question to
the extent necessary so that the benefited Common Build-
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dened Common Building: Component a burden in excess
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the use of the improvement cO:' taining the burdened
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Conlmon Builoing compbnent for its intended purposes
if the work is performed with respect to ~he benefited
Common Building component in question.
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Resuming C~~~li~nce ~ith Obligations.
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conclusion of work there is full cr.lmpliance with the provisions
of item (1) of whichever paragraph A or 9 of Section 4. 9 is
appropriate to the improvement with respect to which the work
in question was done.
Notwithstanding the provisions of ;_2m (2) of which-
ever of paragraphs A or B of Section 4.9 is appropriate to
the improvement with respect to which the wo~k in qu;~tion was
done, the o\...ner of the improvement with respect to wl.ich the
work in question \-las being performed will not be liable to
the owner of the other improvement affected by such work for
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any inconvenience, annoyanc~, disturbance, or loss of bu~iness
to the owner of the improvement affected by the performance of
such work (or his tenants) arising out of and during the per-
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question was '.
in9 performed, or its agents): but the owner
of the improvement with re5pect to which sl1ch work is being
performed will make all rea50nable efforts to ke~p any such
inconvenience, annoyance, disturbancp, or loss of business to
the minimum reasonably required by the work in question.
Section 4.11 Restriction Against Commercial
Enterprises
. No commercial enterprises shall be permi~ted in the Park-
ing Are. ~';.ncluding the Parking Garage), Malls (including pedes-
trian br~_l,,,::::s) or other CorrlITlon Areas subject to Section 24.2 , but
nothing hel~in shall preclude the use by Developer of the Agency M"ll
Parcel and/or the Developer,Mall Parcels for the promotion of the
businesses in the Project Afea, including promotional events and
displays offered free of ch~rge to the shopping public.
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Agency and city, to the full extent of their respective
interests, grant tc each of the other Parties nonexclusive ease-
ments appurtenant to the respective P~rcel(s) of each of the other
Parties for the p~rpose of the passage and parking thereon of
vehicles of such Party ~nd of Occupants, and of the customers,
licen~ccs and invitees of such Party and Occupants, and of the ten-
ants, conces~ionuires or sublcssees of such Party and Occupants;
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limited, however, for purposes (including pedestrian movement)
conMcted with or incidental to any use being made of any por-
tion of such Party's Parcel(s). The easements for parking are
easements upon all .portions of the Project Area improved therefor
as shown on Exhibit 0 and such additional areas as are improved
from time to time for the parking or accommodation of vehicles.
Section 5.2 Easements For Pedestrians
Agency, City, Dev~loper and the Trust to the full
extent of their respective interests grant to each of the other
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Parties (and Developer reserves for itself as respects the Devel-
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respective Parcel(s) of each of the othe~ Parties for the pur-
pose of pedestrian moveme~b of customers, licensees and invitces
of such Party and the ten~nts, concessionaires or owners of any
portion of such party.s Parcel(s), and the customers, officers,
employees, licensees and invitees of such party and of such ten-
ants, concessionaires or owners; limited, however, for purposes
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Party I s Parcel(s). The ea~sctnents for pedestrians are easel"[\cnts
upon all of the portions of the Project Area as are provided
or available from time to time for general use and the con-
venience of the Parties and of Occupants of the Project Area
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Section 5.3 Eaucments For Access
Agency and city to the full extent of their respective
interests grant to cnch of the other pnrties nonexclusive easc-
ments appurter.ant to such Party's Parcel(s) for the purpose of
furnishing access and the right of access between (a) the pub-
lie streets and the Parking Area situateu in the Project Area,
and between (b) the Common Areas and such party's parcel(sl.
Section 5.4 Easements For Common Buildinq components
The parties hereto grant each to the other nonexclusive
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easements appurtenant to ~ch Party's Parcel for the purpose of
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furnishing connection, support and/or attachment (including ~ith-
out limitation walls, slabs and structural sy~tems of an improve-
ment) to any Common Building Component owned by another Party.
Section 5.5 E~scmcnts For utili~ies
city and Agency (i) grant to Developer, Upham and Depart-
ment Store Parties nonexclusive easem~nts for construction, in-
stallation, maintenance, removal, use and replacement of sewers
water and gas pipes and systems, electric pow~r conduits, lines
and wires, telephone con~uits, lines and wires; which are
public ~tilities a~d (il) grant such e~scmcnts to Penney and Mo
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war, respectively, as a0c private facilities running between PQ
eels C and N and parcels ^ and 0, lying beneQth the ground surface
of the Common Areas at a location or locations approved in writ-
ing by the rarty upon wh....>se Parcel (5) s:".ch easement is to be
established; provided th.t in the performance of such work the
Party performing sl1ch wor.'k shall:.
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(a) Make adequate provision for the safety and
convenience of all persons using the surface of such
areas;
(b) Replace and restore the areas and facilities
to the condition in whi.ch t.hey were prior to the per-
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Notify the Party upon whose Parcel such work
is to be performed not less than thirty (30) days prior
to commencement of such work.
Franchises granted to public utilities for such util-
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Easements For Construction
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Reasonable use,Of the Parking Area and Common Areaf
during }:Jeriods (if construction ()f improvements in
mo.y be made
the Project or making of repairs therein, and the Parties hereto
grant to each of the others easements for such reason<<ble use
subject to the succeeding sentence. In determining tht.~ renson-
ablencss of any such use all pertinent factors shall be taken
into consideration, including but not limited to the following:
(a) the interference, if any, with the business and operations,
of the various husiness cnter.prises in the Project, (b) the avail-
nbility of other space for such purpose, and (c) the cost of using
other spnce for such purpose.
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B. Each Party with respect to its parcells) hercby
9ran~g to all of the other Parties easements in, to, over, under
and across the Common Areas of eoch such respective Parccl{~) for
t,hc purpose of the development and construction thereof, pursuant
to the provisions of Articles :X and X of this REA, and for the
construction, reconstruction, erection and removal anCl mailltcn-
ance on, to, over, u:1tier and across each such respee:"'iva Par-
cel(s) of Common Building Components and to a maxi~um ~istan~c
of 14 feet, of footings, supports, canopies, flag poles, roof
and building overhangs, awnings, alarm bells, signs, liS~lts and
lighting devices and other similar appurtenances to the buildi~9
of any Party, as the case ~~y be appropriate, as are ~hown i~
the working drawing~ f0r SfCh building. approved by the Parties
pursuant to the provisions of Article VII of this REA, or pur-
suant
a..iy other wri t.te:l agreemer.t hereafter executed between
such Parties. Each porty CtlVCnants ana agrees, respectively,
that their exercise of such easements shall not result in dam-
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other Pi'\rty, and shall not interfere with the business opera-'
tion conducted by any other Party in the Center. The exercise
of the rights referr.:d to in this Section 5.6B shall be subject
to Section 5.8' of this REA.
Se_ction 5.7
Relocation of utilities
When utility facilities have bec!'} installed pursunnt to the
easemc: ts therefor, each Party hereto' may relocate such ut.ility
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fllcilities within its own Parcel from time to time, at the
expense of slIr"h P::lrty: providf!d, however, that such . "'!locati.~..,
~hall not r..:-.;ucc or ill''pair~ the usefulness c.'''' function of t:11Ch
utility facilities and sh~l be performed ot the ~~le eoot 'nd
expense of the Party so re~ocntin9.
Section .}. 8
Termi~ation of Easements
A~ As respects the Agency Park~~g Parcel, Agen~y ~ ld
City, to the full extent of their res;'\~cti.'c interests therein,
a9r~c that t~e easements 9:-anted pur5uant to Sections 5.1, 5.2,
5.3 and ~.6B shall, subjecf to auL=ection B hereof, continue
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certair. strips of land with~n the Agency Parking Parcel con-
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Parcels and Developer Parcels respectively) to public str~cLs
abutting the Project Area as shown on Exhibj t D: providf'--l U...-,:.::
the> right of user thereof shall be exclusive to the Party -"n-
fng the P~:=cel (s) to which each such ~Cisement is appUl ~cnant,
and Occupar.~5 thereof and such oWn~r pnrty shall have
obligation and responsibility for the maintenan~e of each
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.Penn....:. parce~;:, Harris Parcels and Developer parcels, ;:-~spcctively,
at the termination of this REA any such Party may elect to exercise
its C",UOll to j,>urchas.. j,>orLions of the Agency Parking Parcel (and/or
!.n the case of Developer the Agency Mall Par:el) pursuant to certain
Option Agreements between city and Agency and Mon'..::.,;;, Upham, Harris
and Developer, respectively, recorded concurrently with this REA~
Section 5.9
conditions to Easements
The easement righdb granted pursuant to this section and any
licen~es grsnted in conJ'lection therewith are expressly hereby nlade
subi~~t to the condition~ set forth in Paragraph 10C of each o~ the
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ARTICLE VI
OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF
PARKING AREA MID OI'HER COMMON AREAS
Operation, Maintenance and Repair
of Parkinq Area and Public Malls
In accordance with the provisions of the city Leases, j
City shall, at its sole cost and ~y.pense, at all times operate.,
manage and maintain or causelto be operated, manag~d and main-
tained. the Parking Area on Agency Pa~king Parcel and the Malls
Sect:.on 6.1
on the Agency Mall Parcel i~ good condition and repair, includ-
ing repairs, re~toration o~~teconstruction in the event of dam-
age or destruction.
such. operation and
withtthe Standards
of Maintenance attached to
maintenance shall be per~
formed in accordance
and forming a part of said Lease Agreements. Nothing herein contained
shall be deemed a waiver ?Y city and/or Agency of any rights or rem-
edies it may have against any other Party negligently causing injury
or damage to the improvel,1ents on Ag:::!1cy Parking Parcel and/or Agency
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Mall Parcel. In the evc~t city fails to perform its Obligation~
pursuant to the city Lease(s}. Agency shall exercise the right
of entry and shall perform such obligations pursuant to Para-
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section 6.2
Operation, M~intenance and Repair
of Developer Mall Parcels
i Developer shall, without cost to the other Parties, operate,
manage and maintain, or cause to b~ operated, managed and maintained,
the Enclosed Mall on De?~loper Mall Parcels in accordance with the
Standards of Maintenance~attachpd to and forming a part of the city
Lease in respect of the Enclosed Mall and which are attached hereto
as Exhibit E.
Section 6.3
Ncn~Contribution by Developer
and D~partmcnL Store pnrties
Except as specifically provided with respect to Developer
only in the preceding Section 6.2, neither Developer nor an7 of
the Department store Parties shall be called upon or requirect
to contricute to the cos~ of design or construction or of main-
tenance, management, operat+on or control of the Parking Area
(including the Parking Garage) or the Halls, .and Agency and city
respectively, irrevocably ~vive any right either of them (nnd their
successors) may now or her~after have to seek such contribution,
whether by means of assessrnc~ts or othe~wise. Nothing herein con-
taincd shall be deemed to prohibit the imposition of a gcn.;ral tax
upon all taxp.;:.ycrs: of the city of Sun Ber.nardino or a gene~'tl assess-
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mcnt upon all real proper~~y within the City of San Bernardino. some
or all of the procecc.s or ...'hich roa:: be used toward the payment of
the costs refcrrcl to in this Section 6.3.
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Default by Aqency and/or Developer
In the event that Agency has taken over the performance
of the obligations of city under the city Leases and at least' two
of the following four Parti~s, to wit: the Developer and the
Department stores Parties, shall at any time, or from time to time,
determine that Agency is. in default of performance of such obli-
gations under the last sentence of Section 6.1 hereof; or if at
leas~ two of the following =ive Parties, to wit: the Departme~t
store Parties, the city and the Agency determine that Developer is
in default of performance of its obligations under Section 6.2,
then such Parties shall nave the right (provided tnat none of such
Parties is in default hereunder) to give Agency and/or Developer,
as the case may be, written notice of such dissatisfaction, spec-
ifying the particulars in r~~pcct of which Agency's and/or Devel-
operis said performance is deemed by such Parties to be in default.
If during the thirty~day :tiod from the date of such notice Agency's
and/or Developer's said: ; formance shall continue to be unsatis-
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such Parties is in default hereunder) to give Agency and/or Devei-
aper, as the case ~ay b~, a second notice of such dissatisfaction,
sp~cifying che particular~ in respect of which Agency's and/or
Developer's said performance is deemed by such Parties to be in
default, and if during the fifteen (15) day period from the date
of such second notice Agency1s and/or Developer1s said performance
shall continue to be in default, such Parties shall have the right
to cause to be taken over from Ager.cy and/or Developer, as the case
may be (either by designating one of such parties to be the oper-
ator thereof, or by means of an entity created for such purposes
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by such Parties, or by meana of an entity hired fer such purpo3c
by such Partiesl,effective on the first day of the next succced-
lng calendar month, the maintenance, management and operation of
the Common Are~and of any and all improvements located thereon.
Anything herein to the contrary notwithstanding, such take-over
of the maintenance, management and operation of the Common Areas
shall not (1) obligate any P?rty to pay any cost or expense in
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respectJof the maintenance~anagement and operation of the co,
mon Areas, or (ii) relieve Aqency and/or Developer of its obliga-
tion to pay the cost of th~~maintenance, management and opera tit
thereof.
In order to implement the rights of the Par.~les which ~\Y.
arise pursuant to this Section '6.4, Developer, Penney, Monwar and
Harris reserve to themselves, respectively, the following rights
(such rights to be exercised by the Party's Agent, when appoi~tcd
pursuant to Section 1.8) with re.pect to Parking Ar~a and othcrJ-
Common Areas:
A. To make reasonable changes in the arrangement of t.e
parking facilities from tim~ to time; and
B. To do and pcrtotm such othcr acts therein as in the
use of good business judgn;ent will improve the convenience and use
thereof.
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In the event that the maintenance, management and operation
of the Common Areas shall be performed by a Party other than Agency
and/or Developer, and Agency and/or Develope~, as the ca~e may be,
shall have failed to make the payments herein required to be made
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enforce payment of and to collect the snme shall be deemed assigned
to such entity without the necessity of the execution of any furt~her
instrument of assignment thereof by Agency and/or Developer, other
than this REA: and sucn entity shall thereafter remain responsible
for such maintenance, management and operation of the Common Areas
through~ut the remainder of the term of this REA unless Agency
and/or Developer, as the case may be, shall at any time or times
thereafter resume the maintenance, management and operation of the
Common Areas.
Notwithstanding th(~ foregoi:'lg, any notice of default given
pursuant to this Section 614 may by its terms be inclusive or ex-
clusive of that portion of;thc Common rlreas within the Enclosed
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then and in that regard Agency and/or Developer shall continue to
perform the operation, management and maintenance services with
respect to such items. In the event that such notice shall be
inclusive of such items. then and in that event the new Pnrty
so operating shall perform the functions required for the cper-
ation, management and maintenance of such items.
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Expiration of city Leases
If, pursuant to the provisions hereof, this REA shall remain
in force and effect after the expir~tion (subject to the provisions
of Section 25.2) of the city Leases, then from and after such expi-
ration, Developer and Depar~ment store Parties shall jointly main-
tain, manage and operate tHh Common Areas, including the Parking
Area and/or the Malls, in accordance with the Standards of Main-
tenance set forth in Exhibft:E hereto, the cost and expense thereof
to be borne among such enu~erated Parties in the respective ratios
which the Floor Area on the Parcel(s) of Developer or a Departmen~
Store Party, as the case may be, bears to the Floor Area on the Par-
eels of Developer and all ~~partment Store Parties. It is covenunted
and agreed that save and e;~cpt for the release of city and Agent.y
from their respective oblilations under the aforesaid city Lease,
consequent upon the cxpiraCion thereof, or either thereof, sub-
ject to the provisions of this Article, each and all of the PLO-
visions of this REA with respect to the Parking Area and the Malls
(including the provisions of Article V hereof) shall remain in lull
force and effect notwithstanding such expiration until the termi-
nation of this REA.
Section 6.6
Agency Operation Prior
to City Lease Terms
Du~ing the period of tinle prior"to the commencement of
the respective terms of the aforesaie city Leases and thereafter
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city Leases, Agency shall perform each and all of the duties and
obligations of the city as set forth therein as fully as though
Agency had been namcu as the lcse~e thercun~cr.
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ARTICLE VII
IMPROVEMENT PUNS
section 7.1 Schematic and Preliminary Plans
The Project Architect shall (a) to the extent not hereto-
fore prepared or prepared by city's and/or Agency's architect(s),
prepare. the improvement plans for all Conunon Areas (including the
Parking Garage) and for the integrated development of such Com-
~on Areas with Floor Are?, and (b) approve the general exterior
architectural concept of a~l improvement plans for all Floor Area
to be erected in the Proj~~t
frequently during the courle
Area. Each Party shall be consulted
of the preparation of improvement
plans for the Common Areas.
From time to time during the course
of the preparation of improvement plans for the Common Areas, the
architect preparing such plans shall cause progrcsnive working draw-
ings or tuch plans to be submitt~d to the Parties for review and re-
ommendation. Such improvement plans shall include:
A.
Schematic Improvement Plans.
Schematic improvement
plans for the Common Areas developed in accord~nce with Exhibit D
attached hereto and by this keferr.~ce made a part hereof, which
shall within thirty (30) days following the execution of this R&,.
be submitted by the Project Architect to the Parties for their re-
view and approval. Such sche~atic improvement plans shall include
elevations, perspective renderings reflecting concepts, layout of
parking and other Common Areas improvements to be added to the
Project Area.
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Praliminnry Improvement Plans.
Pralirnin~ry improve-
mont plans for Common ~rcas ~hioh shall within ninety (90) days fol-
lowing the approval of the schematic improvement plans by all of
the Parties be submitted to the parties by the Architect of any
Party for their review. Such preliminary improvement plans shall
be developed from Exhibit D and the approved schematic improverecnt
plans and shall conform to said schemati:: improvement plans ann 1::0
the requirements of this REA and shall include, without limitation:
(a) All access roadways and streets, Project signs,
Malls, pedestrian \....alkways (except perimeter side.....alks
adjacent to Floor Area), curbs, curb cuts, entr.ance
driveways, motor vehicle parking ar~as, sewer, storm
and other drainage lines or systems, fire hydr:J.nts,
lighting facilities and other ,similar facilities for
common use.
(b) The location of all facilities for common use.
(c) A composite parking layout for the entire Pro-
ject Area, including paving, striping~ bumpers, curbs,
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location of electrolier:i and lighting systems.
(d) A composite lanascap~ng plan specifying Qver-
all plant m~terials and;planting, including planting
areas adjacent to buildings.
(e) The conditions, standard and architecturJl
tre1'l.tmcnt under \-lhich such improvements shall be
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located, constructed or installed.
Such conditions,
standard or architec~ural treatment shall not be leos
than the minimum requirpments of the City of San Ber-
nardino or other governmental agency having jurisdiction
of the performance of such work in the Project Area.
(f) The improvement plans shall not include FloOI
Area, but shall designate the location of Floor Area.
If a Party doez not. specify any objection c= m~ke a
proposal that would add to or change the schcmatic or pre-
liminary imp~ovement plans to the Project Architect, with a
copy to each Party, within thirty (30) days from such date of
sUbmiss.J.on,. such plans sh~ll be deemed to be satisfactory for
further development.
If th~re is such objection or proposal
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from any Party, the Project Architect shnll call a meeting of
all Parties to be held ",ith!n forty-five (45) dnys from such
date of submission, to resolve and adjust any objection or. pro-
posal wi~h reference .to such improvem~nt plans. All objections
or proposals shall be considered at such meeting with a view
to developing such improve~cn~plans in their. final form at
such meeting. If at such meeting the P~rtie5 arc unable to
agree unani~ously. all ~attcrs of disagreement shall be resolved
by the arbitration pr.occdurcz of this ~\.
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Within sixty (GO) d~ys from the date of approval of
the preliminary improvement plnns, the Project ^rchitcct shall
submit !in~l improvement plans to the Parties for review. Such
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preliminary improvement plans.
If a Party does not specify any objection or make a
propo~al that would add to or change the final improvement plans
to t~e Project Architect, ith a copy to each Party, within thirty
(39) days from such date .i submission, such plans shall be deemed
to be satisfactory for fi 1 development. If there is such ob-
jection or proposal from ( y Party, the Project Architect shall
call a meeting
of all Par~es to be held within forty-five (45)
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date of sw~~ission to resolve and adjust any
days from such
objections or proposals wj. th reference to such final improve-
ment plans. All objections or proposals shall be considered
at such meeting with a v~~ to developing the final improvement
plans in their final form at such meeting. If at such meeting
the Parties are unable to agree unanimously, all matters of
disagreement shall be resolved by the arbitration procedures
of Article XV.
c.
Modificaticn of Improvement Plans.
Additional improve-
ment plans for the Common Areas may be developed by the Project Arch-
itect for the future development of the Common Areas or may be de-
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approval with respect to architectural design. Upon such prep-
aration or such approval by the Project Architect, as the case
may be, such plans shall be submitted to the Parties for their
approval.
To provide continuity and harmoniolls architecturill trcat-
mcnt in the development or approval of such plans, priorapprnvcd
improvement plans shall be follo\:ed as a guide in any such addi-
tional plans and in the establishment of conditions, standards
and a~chitectural treatment under which addi~ional improvements
shall be made.
Changes may be maa~ in approved improvement plans only
by amendments thereto in writing of Parties in interest with
respect to not less than seventy-five percent (75%) of the land
area of the Project Area at the time of the execution of such
written amendment to the improvement plans. The cost of any
approved change shall be borne by the party proposing the same.
All ';'mprovement plans shall be stamped "Approved," dated
and certified by the Project Architect and maintained by it in a
safe and convenient place with duplicates thereof being delivered
to and maintained by city and/or Agency as public records. In
the event of designation of another architect as Project Arch-
itect all improvement plans and other records relating thereto
shall be delivered to the new Project Architect at the time of
such de~i9na~ion.
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store Plans.
Within forty-five (45) days after
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respectively cause ~o ~(, .de~lvcred to.Developer and Agency one
copy of schematic preliminary plans for the exterior design of
its Store and perimeter sidewalks adjacent thereto (and T~ and
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D and shall be subject to the approval of Developer and Agency as
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respeQts exterior architectural conformity with the balance of
improvements to be constructed in the Project Area, and as re-
spects such portion or portions thereof or the appurtenances
thereto proposed to be constructed pursuant to the easement
rights referred to herein_ The approvals of Developer and
Agency shall be as hereinafter provided.
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for the Parking Garage. The stru~tural design, layout, cntry-
ways and exits of the parking Garage shall be subject to the
approval of Penney and D~vclopcr ~or the purpose of assuring that
the Parking G~rage, i~clu~ing the location of vertical transpor-
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tation therein .and ramps connecting the pame to buildings
ing Floor Area, shall be workable and compatible with the
operation of the Penney Main Store Building and Deve10per
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plans for Developer Improvements.
Within forty-
five (45) days after the r..:con.1ntion of this !'.EA, DcvcloprJr shnll
deliver to the Department Store Parties nnd Agency one copy of
schematic preliminary plans for the exterior design of Dcvcl-
oper's improvements in the Project Area. said plans shall be
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developed in accordance ~ith Exhibit D and shall be subject to
the approval of such specified Parties as respects exterior arch-
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itectural conformity with the design concept of the Project, and
as respects such porti0n or portions thereof or the appurtenances
thereto proposed to De constructed pursuant to the easement rights
referred to herein. The approvals of such specified parties shall
be as hereinafter provided. Such plans shall show the location
on Developer parcels of not less than the minimum square footage
of Floor Area specified i, Section 10.1.
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Approval of Plan~.
Wherever in this Article VII
approval of plans i~ provided for, unless a different time is
therein specified, ~uch approval shall be conclusively deemed
to have been given unles5 within thirty (30) days after the receipt
of such plans the receiving Party gives notice to the other party
of its disapproval. Any disapproval shall be made in writing and
shall specify with particularity the area of such disapproval.
Upon receipt of any notice of disapproval, the Party responsible
for causing such plans to be prepared shall within thirty (30)
days thcrcnfter either make the necessary changes and resubmit
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said plans for further approval on the same terms, or shall give
not:~e in writing to all Parties hereto that it does not accept
such disapproval, in which event the provisions hereof for arbi-
tration shall be invoked.
Section 7.2 construction Plans and Specifications
for Parkinq Garaqc and common ~reas
Within sixty (60) days following the approval of schem-
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(a) to Developer and Department store Parties, completed construction
plans and specifications for all uncompleted portions of the Common
Areas and (b) to Penney and Developer, completed construction plans
and specifications for ~he Parking Garage (which shall be in strict
confo;mity with the approved preliminary schematic plans therefor
and in accordance with Exhibit D), and a proposed contract for the
construction of the Common Areas and parking Garage: and Agency
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financial and legal abili~y (reasonably satisfactory to all oth r
parties) of Agency's right to construct and pay for the Common
Areas and the Parking Garage. Such completed construction pIa
and specifications ~hall comply wi~~ the provisions of para~ra
~ of Section 7.1 hereof.
Section 7.3
Construction plans and Specifications
for Develocer Imcrovements
Within sixty (60) days follow~ng approval of schematic
preliminary plans therefor, Developer shall cause to be delivered
to the Depart~ent Store Parties.and Agency (a) one copy of
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completp(] construction pians and specifi_'utions for the bu:i ld-
ing shell and exterior walls to be cons~ructed by Developer in
the Projc,;t Arc" which shall', be in accordance with the approved
schematic pr..liminary plans therefor. (b) a copy of the con . ,. 'c-
tion contract pntered into by Developer for the construction of
such in~rovcments, and (e) satisfactory evidence of Developer's
ability to finance the construction of such improvements. Con-
strue' ~n~ plans and specifications ~hall meet the ~~quirernent:
of parpgraph F of Section 7~ hereof. City shall iscue any
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and a1': ":c..~:::ssary permits for such work without requiring any
=urthp.r a~chitcctural review of said plans and specifications.
Section 7.4 Cv~structio~ Plans an~ Specifications
for Stores .
With;~ sixty (60) 1nys folJowing appl~val of 5che~atic'
preliminary plans thereffi:.', ["'~partment Store Parties shall re-
spectively cause to be dCllivcred to Developer and Agency one
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copy of their completed construction plans and specifications
for the exterior of the improvemc~ts to be constructed by
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in the Pro.~ect Area which sh<:i.ll be in accordance with. the
schematic ~~~liminary plans therefor approved pursuant to par-
agraph D of Section 7.1.
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permits for such work without l:'equiring- c:1Y further architectural
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lO~0d, uS minimums, unless governmental specj~icat'~-.
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work establish higher standar~s:
A. Sewer drainage and utility lines, conduits or sys-
terns shall not be constructed or maintaj !led ....:.:Jove t:le g.cound
level of the P:-li:i cct Area unless such iost l.lations arc within
approved enc}0zed ~tructur~s, and shall conform to reqwire-
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mental or private agency having jurisdiction of the work~ Storm
drc.:: ':'nage for all hurd surfaced ar( "',5, includi~,g dr.;veways, purk~
ing ~nd service ar~as. terraces, plazas, marquees, and re~r :,
sha.~..l be drained C,'- may be sheet flowed to storm se'''crs. No
c :'nac-J...: shall fley.: across public -;idewnlks. All nonpolll"-:-d
'....aste water, such as Wi'!; stc
(;ondi~.:ioninq water, sh:-tll be
drainccto the storm or sanitary drainage systems as permitted
by loca I codes.
B. Each parking space, reg~rdles3 of angle of p~rking,
shall r-. '9: Z ',..'idth of 8 '_~t" on .center, measur~d at rie.'t angle!j
to thL' side line of the parking space \olith bay widths [or f:he
3everal pa~kilg angl~s utilized as presently constr~cted, or
as shown on the imp~evement plans. In the casp. of future recon-
~truction or re-arran~ement of the Parking Area by agreement of
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the Parties, the following minimum and preferred parking
shall be observed with respect to th~ agreed angle(s) of
bay WifthS
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DEGREES MINIMUM PREFERRED
45. 48' 52 '
52-1/2. 50' 52 '
60. 52' 54 '
90. 60' 62 '
c. The maximum slope in the surface Parking Area
shall not ~xceed four percent (4%) unless otherwise shown
on the approved plan.
D. All fire protecti\-e systems shall be installed in
accordan~e with the req~~ements ~C local authorities having jur-
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isdiction over such ins1'I;ation, and any additional requirements
of any qualified inspectloo firm representing any Party with r~sp~ct
to its improvements; for. example, National or Pacific Boards o~' Fire
Underwriters, or Factory Insu~~nce Association.
"E. Except \lrfith respect to "outdoor sales" areas of Depart-
ment store Parties, portions of a Parcel not within a building which
are used for o~en storage of supplies, or any other articles. i~clud-
ing waste materials or refuse, shall be enclosed by an opaque f~nce
or wall of permanent construction of at least six (6) feet in height.
F. The heating, ventilating and cooling system of the
Enclosed Mall shall be constructed so as to operate and be capable
of maintaining in inside dry bulb temperature of 700 Fahrenheit,
with outside dry bulb temperature of 30. Fahrenheit for heating,
and the cooling syste~ shall be capable of maintaining 750 Fahren-
~eit dry bulb and 55% humidity in~~de conditions with outside con-
ditions of 1000 Fahrenheit dry bulb and 720 Fahrenheit wet bulb.
The entire system shall be automatically controlled.
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G. The finished sur.fncc of the Enclosed NaIl shnll be
maintain~d at the same elevation as the corresponding floor of
the respective adjoining Floor Area at all points adjoining
such Floor Area.
H. Penney, Monwar and ~~rris shall each, respectively,
have the right of approval (which approval may be granted or
withh~ld in the sole and absolute judgment of each such party
respectively) of the design of that portion of the Enclosed Mall
as is located adjacent to any entrance into the Enclosed Mall from
each respective store, for the entire width of the Enclosed Mall,
in such area and in such depth along the Parcel line of each such
Party as the Enclosed Mall extends, each such approval to incluje
column locations, decor, layout, decorative elements and the
furnishing of such Enclosed Mall.
ARTICT"E IX
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AND COM/oION AREAS IMPROVEMENT~
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Department Sto~e Improvements
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Store Parties agrees as soon as reasonably possible aftar:
(a) The complelidP of its final plans;
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co~pliance by hgency with the provisions of
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submission to it by each Party required to perform
construction pursuant to this REA, excepting Penney and Mon-
war, of evidp.ncc s,J,'tisfactory to the Party receiving th~ same
of its financial ability to finance such construction:
(Whichever cf items (a). (b). (c). (d) or (e) shall last occur) to
cause construction of its Store to be commenced on its rcspectiv~
Parcels and thereaftp.r dil~gcntly prosecuted to completion and opened
for business, which openinj shall, subject to unavoidable delays, occur
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not later than the date or'during the months as follows:
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Penney:
January 31, 1973, but in no event earlier
than fourteen (14) months after Penney becomes obliguted to
co~mence its construction by the provisions of this Section;
Monwar:
Eighteer. (18) months after the date of rec-
ordation of this REA, but in no event earlier than twelve
(12) months after Monwar becomes obligated to commence
its construction by the provisions of this Section;
Harris:
As to the new construction on Parcel Mb,
eighteen (18) months after the date of recordation of this
REA, but in ~a event earlier th~n twelve (12) months after
Harris becomes obligated to commence its construction by the
provisions of this Section: and as to the remodeling and re-
fixturing on Parcel Ma, thirty (30) months after said record-
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after H~rris becornc~ so obligated -to commence its construc-
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provided that no Department ~tore Party shall Le obligated to
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open for business during the following periods:
(a) May 1 to August 1.
(b) November 1 to January 15.
Ie) The 30-day period prior to Easter Sunday.
All work to be performed pursuant to the provfslons of
this Section shall be i~ accordance with the final approved con-
struction plans and specifications for such work and in accord-
ance with the requirements of this REA.
Section 9.2
Developer Improvements
Subject to unavoidable delays, Developer covenants and ,
agrees as soon as reasonablv possible after the completion of ~js
approved final construction plans and specifications for such ~Irk'
to cause construction of the Floor Area to be constructed on Delel-
oper Parcels B, 0-1, 0-2, ~. F and G to be commenced and therca~cr
diligently prosecuted to completiou, so as to open Floor Area on
said Parcels in the sequence required by paragraph B(d) of Section
9 4 to the general public for business. All work to be performed
.pursuant to the provisions of this Section shall be in accord-
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ance with the approved final plans for said buildings and in
accordance with the requir~ments of this REA.
Section 9.3
Aqencv Improvements
Subject to unavoidable delays, Agency agrees as soon
as reasonably possibl~ after the completion of its approved
final construction plans and specifications for (a) the Parking
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the Parking Garage and the Common Areas to be commenced und
thereafter diligently pr05e~~ted to completion so that the
P2rking Garage shall be open to the general public on or
before the first to occur of (i) the date the Penney store
or (ii) the date the Developer improvements first opens for
business. All work to be performed pursuant to the provisions
of this Section shall be in accordance with the approved final
plans for said parking Garage and in accordance with the re-
quirements of this REA.
The Enclosed Hall shall be constructed in accordance with
plans and specifications approved by Developer, Penney, Monwar and
Harris. including the plans for attachment to the building or im-
provements of any such p~rty. In any determination of the reason-
ablencss of disapproval for any plan for such attachment, insurance
requirements to enable such Party to have superior risk insurance,
building code requirements, increased or decreased costs of con-
strUCi:.ion of the structure to which attachment is to be made, and
the proposed type of facade of the structure ~o which attachment is
to be made shall be relevant circumstances in resolving questions
that may arise in such attachment. There shall be no seismic load-
ing or structural stress placed upon any Store of Penney, Monwar or
Harris or any Floor Area on Developer Parcels by the Enclosed Mall
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The Parties recognize that the air conditioning, venti-
lating and heating spccificntiona of the Enclosed Mall and their
respective Floor Area, respectively, are critical and that the
systems providing air conditioning, ventilating and heating shall
be so designed, constructed, operated and maintained 90 as not to
drain conditioned air from, nor discharge residue or return air
into, as the case may be, the Enclosed Mall or such Floor Area.
Develop~r agrees that Occupants of its Floor Area shall be sim-
ilarly required not to drain condition"'!d air from, nor discharge
residue or return air into the Enclosed Mall.
Section 9.4
Conditions Precedent to
Construction and Openlnq
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conditions Precedent to construction.
Department
store Parties and Developer resp~ctively, shall not be obligateu to
commence construction or cause constructioll to be commenced of their
respective improvements until the following conditions applicable
to it have been met:
{a} As to Department Store Parties, leases have been
committed for at least 160,000 square feet of the total
Floor Area of Developer Parcels (excluding parcels H & J).
(b) As to Department Store Parties, the conditions
of paragraphs E and ~ of Section 7.1 and Section 7.3, and
as to Developer, the conditions of pardgraphs D and E of
Section 7.1 nnd Scetio!! 7.4, and a~ to both Department
Store Partie5 and Developer, the conditions of Section
7.2 h~vc been mct~
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As to both Department Store Parties and Devel-
oper, con~truction has been com~cnced of all uncorn-
plC!ted Common IIrC!as, including the Parking Gar"'],,; and
(d) As to Department_ Store Pi'.rties, construction
has been cCillmenced of the Floor Area on Developer Par-
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Conditions pr~cedcnt to Openinq for Business.
Department Store Parties ~td Developer shall respectively not
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be obligated to open their stores for business or to open or
cause to be opened for business any Floor Area on the Developer
Parcels, as the case may be, until the following conditions
applicable to it have bee~ met:
(a) lis to Department stor~ Parties and Devel-
oper, the Parking Garage has been completed in accord-
ance with the provisions of this REA and is functioning:
(b) As to Departfficnt sture Parties and Developer,
the Common Arpas have been completed in. accordance
with the provisions of this ~~:
(c) As to Department Store Parties, the building
shell of the Floor Area on Developer Parcels and the
Enclosed Mallon portions of Developer Parcels (such por-
tions being in thj s REA called "Developer Hall Parcels")
required to be co~structcd and finished by Developer have
been completed in accordancE:" wi th the provisions of this
REA.
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as to WfJrds und narris, not less than 80% of the Floor Area
on Parcels F and G~ nnd as to Penney, (1) not less than 0010
of the Floor Area on Parcels B, 0-1, 0-2, E, F and G if it
opens simultaneously with or subsequent to Wards, or 6~~
of the Floor Area on parcel F and 8~~ of the Floor Area on
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Parcels D, E and G if it opens before Wards.
(e)
As to Department store Parties and Developer,
the conditions precedent set forth in paragraph A of
this Section 9.4 applicable to them have been satis-
fied or waived by De~~rtment Store Parties or Devel-
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As to Developer, at least one of , Penney and
Wards plus the Harris addition on Parcel Mb is open
or shall simultaneously open for business.
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proceed diligently to obt~in leases with Occupants meeting
the qualifications and, CO~jitions set out in this REA of Floor
Area on Developer Parccls/ All such leases shall contain pro-
visions prohibiting the Occ~pant thereunder from violating the
restrictions on use and occupancy set out in this REA.
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As soon as practicable after th~ execution of each such
lease, Developer, Agen=y and owner Occupant, as the case may be
shall deliver to Penney a written etate~cnt signed by a vice prQs-
ident or the president of the general partner of Developer herein
named (or, in the case of. a Party subsequently becoming the Devcl-
apcr hcrcunc1cr, a rcsp('l;,~iblc officer or representative thereof)
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setting forth the following i~formation with respect thereto:
(a)
(b)
The name of the~lcssce, if any:
The area and location of the Spl1CC rented or
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(d) The date
len~c ~ixing said date of commencement):
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provisions of the
lease fix1ng said date of termination) and any rights granted
to the lessee to terminate the lease prior to such date: and
ee) A summary of the provisions prohibiting violation
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No s~ch lease shall thereafter be modified or amended so '/
as to change any of the terms or provisions dC5cribed in said state-
ment as to items (a),. (e) and (e) thereof, and no such lease shnll
be cancelled, modified or amended 50 as to change any provision in
said statement as to item (d) thereof prior to the commencement of
said lease, without, in each case, the consent of Penney, \fJhich
shall not be unreasonably Wi~hhe1d or delayed.
Section 9.5
Separate Works of Improvement.
For all purposes applicable to the provisions of Chapter
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of california (551181-1203.1), the construction of:
(a) The Parking Garngc;
(b) The Common hr~as, including, without lirn-
itation, Malls and pedestrian bridges: and
(el The construction of the improvements on the
De" ;.....~.'er Parcels, Penney parcels, Monwar Parcels nnd
Ha;-ris parcels inb~9rated therewith,
shall each be deemed t") be separate and distinct .'works of
i:nprovcment,ll as defined in ~1182 C..C.P.
Section 9.6 When construction Deemed
to Have Commenced
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For the purposes of this Article, Department store Parties,
Developer" and Agency shall each be deemed to have commenced con-
struction when it (or when Upham, in the case of Penney):
(a) Has completed rough grading for its improve-
ments to the elevation shown on Exhibit A~
(b) Has cnt~red into firm contracts for the con-
struction of suio improvements, the commencement of con-
struction of which is required by this Article~
(c) With respect to Agency, has delivered to all
other parties proof reasc.;nably satisfactory to such Pur-
ties that it has (i) available sufficient funds or (ii)
a binding unde~~riting of a responsible financial insti-
tut~0~ to assure completion of all parts of the improve-
mcnts required to b~ constructed by it under this Article.
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ARTICLE X
DEVELOPMENT OF FLOOR AREA
AND Ca-U10N AREAS
Section 10.1
Dcv0.1oper and Aqencv Imprcvcmcnts
After (il Developer has completed compliance with the
conditions contained in paragraph F of Section 7.1 and in Sec-
tion 7.3 and (ii) Agency has completed compliance with the con-
ditions contained in paragraph G of Section 7.1 and in Section
7.5 (or Department Store Parties have waived such compli.ance),
the improvements on Develcper Parcels, Agency Parking Parcel
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and Agency Mall Parcel shall contain:
A. Common Areas a3 sho~ : on the improvement plans.
B. Buildings for occup~ncy by Developer's tenants
containing not less thaI! 320,000 square feet of Floer
Area on Developer Prt.r~e>ls B, D-1, D-2, E, F and G.
C. Parking.Area, as shown on the improvement plans,
providing at least thq Required Parking Index (including
the Parking Garage providing at least 1,000 parking
spaces) and initially providing an aggregate total of
3,550 parking spaces in the Shopping center.
Such work shall include all of the redevelopment work
in the P~vjectArea as shown on Exhibit A, other than the im-
proveme.1ts to be constructed by or for Department Store Parties
pursuanc to this REA.
At least ninety percent (90%) of all Fleor Area on
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Developer rarcels shall be exclusively for retail use.
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specified in Section 4.7 J-,!';;lrcl)f.
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Section 10.2
Impr.',vements of Department
Stor'c parties
The Main Store Buildi.ng constructed for Penney on parcel C
shall (a) contain not less than 200,000 square feet of Floor Area,
and (b) have major customer entrances at each of thu two levels of
the Enclosp.d Mall~ the Main store Building constructed by Monwar
on Parcel A shall (a) contain not less than l49,00C square feet
of Floor Area and (b) have major customer entrances at each of
the t~o levels of the Enclosed Mall, and the Harris Store
(including its addition on Parcel Mb) shall (a) contain not
less than 225,000 square feet of Floor Area and 00) as respects
said addition on parcel Mb shall have major customer entrances
at each of the two levels of the Enclosed Mall, and as respects
the existing portion of ~he Store on Parcel Ma, shall have a
major customer entrance upor. the open mall portion of the Agency
Mall parcel.
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GENERAL CONSTRUCTION P~UIREMENTS
parties perJ6r~ing any work pursuant
to this REA
severally agree to perform ~heir respective work so as not to
cause any increase in ~he c~st of constructing the remainder of
the Shopping Center or any part thereof which is not reason-
ably necessary, and so as not to unreasonably interfere with
any construction work being done on the remainder of the Shop-
ping center or any part thereof, or with the use, occupancy or
enjoyment of the remainder of the Shopping center or any part
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B. From and aft~ the opening of the building contain-
ing Floor Area of any par'~ abutting on the Enclosed Mall, each
other Party thereafter er(:cting or constructing any building shall
erect and construct a barricade at least eight (8) feet in heisht,
surrounding the building or buildings so being constructed. suc~
constrtiction barricade shall be kept in place, in good condition
and repair, until the building so being constructed is secure
from unauthorized intrusion. All barricades shall be painted
in colors approved by the Project Architect.
c. Each Party agrees that all construction to be pcr-
formed hereunder shall be done in a good and workmanlike manner,
with first-class materials and in accordance with all applicable
laws, rules, ordinances and regulation~. Developer shall, u~on'
demand, deliver to the other Party or Parties demanding the same,
evidence of completion of Euch work in compliance with all applic-
able laws, ordinances, regulations and rules in compliance with the
final Developer plans, app~oved pursuant to section 7.lG hereof,
and that all such costs, Expenses, liabilities and liens arising
out of or in any way connected with such construction have been
fully paid and discharged .of.; record, or c:mtested and bonded, in
which event any jc=~ent or vther process issued in such contest
shtill be paid and discharged before ~xccution thereof.
D. Each Parly, as Ecspects its respective construction,
shall use all reasonable efforts to cause its architects and
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contractors to cooperate ~nd coordinate its construction with
the architects, contractors and construction work of the other
Parties hereto to the extent reasonably practicable.
E. In the ev~nt ony mechanics. licn~ ore filed again~t
the Parcel of any party, the Party suffering or causing such lien
to be filed hereby covenant~ to either pay the s~me and have it
dischargeu of record promptly, or to take such action as rr~y b~~
required to seasonably and l~gally object to such lien, and in all
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events agrees to have such li.en discharged prior to the foreclos-
ure of such lien. Upon request of allY other Party, the Part}' suf-
fering or cau~ing suc~ lien tu be filed a9re~s to furnish such
securit~ lS may be required, ~o and for the benefit of such other
Party, or any title insurance ana trust company design~ted by such
other party, to permit a report of title to be issued relating to
such partyls Pa~cel without rhOwing ther~on the effect of osuch lien.
ARTICLE lCTI
Sectio.l 12.1
ofPEAATION
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Opc~ation of stores
A. Covendnt with Respect to DeparL ,',_'nt Sl:nrc. Penney and
Harris each cov:::nants that it will opero.tc, or cause to b.o opp.rateu
(under the name of IlPenneytl a~:d "Harris, II as the case may be. or such
other n'-':_\~ (1':'; may be used to identify the majority of the storel'> in
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Southern C lifcr~ia operated by it) a dcp~rtment store on its Par-
eel C or :.la <J71d Mb (collectively toM"), as the case m:lY be, r Jr tr;2
fifteen OS) y~ar pcrioO: from and after the elate the first Hilin
Sto':": nuildin'J 0 i the D-::::pat'tr.-,.::-nt Store P~rties is fir::;t opC!:ncc~ for
b\.'~inC's~ Will. the pu~lic, but in no event sh::lJl such period ;~o
Pc...::l':;Y co;. :~~rr~ ~ be less than fO'1rt~cn (14) years and six (6) nonth:,.
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Monwar covenants and agrees that Monwar will cau~c Montgom-
ery Ward &. Co.. IncQ)~porated to operate (,mder the name of "~. _u:d.s")
or such othpT.' name ns milY be usc.d to id<.'ll: ify th~ majoril'... of stores
in Southern CC\llfornin operCltcd Pi .1ontgomcry Ward & Co.. IIl~"rpor-
ated) a department store on 'its Parc~l A for. the fifteen (le) year
Period from and after the date the fl':"t r;,,;.n store B::Udl19 of the
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Department Store Parties is first C':Jsned for business with the gen-
e~al public, but in no event shall such period be less than fourteen
(14) years and six (6) months.
For the purposes he~eof, the department store on P~~ccl C,
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A or M, as the ~ase may be, !'shal1 be i1eemed to be operated during
perio.-.3 of cessation of actual operations if such cessat:ion of
ope~atic~s results from:
(a) Such reasonable int9rruption5 as may be
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construction, alteratioils, improvements or repairs on
or to the department store in guest ion;
(c) c~ndemnation; or
(d) Unavoidable delays.
Notwithstar.ding the foregoing, any oblig; ...._... .,- any
~aid shall cease
?arty to op~rat~ its department
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the provisions of section 12.2 hereof, but no such cessation
~ any :)ep~.rtment Stor~ Party shall in any manner be .,onstruedj
as diminishing 0':: b~ deC'~ed to cOJ"'!~':.itu:'''''' a We iver of any ot~e
right of any Dc~artment store P~rty so ceasing tc ~~~~ate ar~s-
ins from the failure of Developer to perform its CGvenant net
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The cov~nants contained in this Section 12.1 sh~11, at the
.rcqu~~~ of any l~n~~r _~ the respective P~r~~ls referred to herein,
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truc.t (including. but not Ly way of limitotion. ar." '"lankct mortgogc
or deed of trust which may cover arlY other property or properties
of such Party, whether owned in fee or as a leasehold in addition
to the property interest or interests previously referred to in
tnis sentence) to t~e. end that a purchaser or purchaser~ in any
foreclo~ure proceedings, or pursuant to any exercise of power of
S. .~, or any grantee under a deed in lieu of foreclosure, and all
: ..,.....;essors to or through any c;uch purchaser or purchas ...;rs, or to
or through any such grantee,. ~hall take free and clear of the
covenant. Each party covenants and agrees to execute and deliver
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to the others, upon request therefor, such instruments, in re-
cordable form, as shall at.any time nnd from time to time be re-
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quired (the form of which shall b~ in th~ sole and absolute j\1d9m~nt
of counsel for such Party) in.order to confirm or effect any such
subordination as referred to in th~ preceding sentence.
Nothing contained in this Section 12.1, or elsewhere in
this P..EA, shall be construed or deemed in any way to proscribe or
lin,i tany use of the parce 1 0:: any party, or the improvement therc-
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in Section 3.4 hereof. Each and all of the provisions of this REA
(lot the respective parts of Penney, 11on:.iar and Harris to be per-
formed (whether affirmative or ncga'" i.ve in nature) are intended to
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and shall bind each and every person, firm, association or
corporation comprised within the term Penney, Monwar and Harris,
respectively, at any tinte and from time to time, and shall inure
to the benefit of Developer.
B. Tvpe of Operati~~.
The hours of operation, the number and types of depart-
ments to be operated in the department store on Parcel C, A or
M, as the case may be, the particular contents, wares and mer-
chandise to be offered for sale and the services to be rendered
therein, the methods of merchandising, and the manner of oper-
ating the department store in every respect whatsoever shall be
within the sole and absolute discretion of the Department store
Party operating a particular department store; provided, however,
that such total operation mu~t ~onstitute the operation of a
department store.
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Each Department store varty shall have the right, but
not the obligation, to operate any department or depnrtments
of its cepartment store in whole or in part by licensees, ten-
ants and/or concessionaires of such Department store party.
section 12.2
Developer's covenants
Developer covenants that it will operate, or cause to
be operated. during normal and customary business hours, the
Floor Area required to be constructed by Developer on Devel-
oper Parcels pu=suant to th~ provisions of Article IX hereof,
so long as one of the Main j;tore Buildings of the Department
Store parties arc open for business, in the following manner:
A. As a complex of retail stores and commercial
enterprises which is a part of a first-class regional shop-
ping center with related Common Areas facilities.
B. Use its best efforts to:
(al Have the Floor Area required to be build
by Developer pursuant to Section 10.1 occupied in
its entirety:
(b) Have at all times a proper mixture and bal-
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ation not less than that generally adhered :0 in other
similar regional shoPRing centers in Southern California
where there is a depar~t.ment store of a type a.,d character
similar to the Stores of Penney and w~rds.
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Undar the nnmC' of "Central city Mall" ,und under no
other n<lme \"ithout the prior approvnl of Monwar, Penney and
Harris,
D. So as to have Floor Area of at least 300,000 square
feet on Developer Parcels, subject to the provisions of section
13 .4D~;
E. To open Floor Area on Developer Parcels Bt 0-1, D-2,
E, F and G containing not lass than the minimum Floor Area as pro-
vided in Section 9.4B(d).
E. To open not l~s than the minimum Floor Area as
provided in Section 9.4B(d).
F. So as not to substantially change, modify or alter
in any manner or to any extent whatever the exterior of the
building shells on Developer parcels without the prior approval
of Monwar, Penney and Harris.
G. So as not itsei f to vi._ late the restrictions rc-
ferred to in the last sentence of Section 9.4C. hereof, and use:
all reasonable efforts to r:~stT.ain any violation thereof by
Occupants of Developer parckls.
H. In accordance with the rules and regulations prescribed
in Exhibit F hereto.
For the purposes of.this Section, ~ny retail s~ore
constructed by Developer in the Project Area shall be deemed
to be operated during periods of, cessntion of nctual operation
if such ce~sation of oPGraJion results from:
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(1) Such reasonable inter.ru~tions as m~y
be incident to the conc]l1ct of similar businc!Jscs;
(2) periods of pa"tial or total stoppage
made reasonably necessary because of construction,
reconstruction, alterations, improvements or repairs
in or to such stores in question;
(3) condemn~tion; or
(4) Unavoidable delays.
Section 12.3
Rule~ and Requlations
Penney, Monwar and Harris, each severally, agrees to
observe and comply with, and shall cause its respective Per-
mittees to observe and comply with, and Developer shall cause
its Permittees to observe and comply with, such rules and reg-
ulations related to the Shopping Center as may be adopted by
the mutual agreement of the Parties hereto from time to time.
The Parties hereto d~ hereby adopt the rule3 and regulations
attached hereto and marked Exhibit F until such time as new
and different rules and regulations shall be adopted as nforc-
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D~GE. INSURANCE AND REPAIR
Section 13.1
Indemnitv and Liabilitv Insurance
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Developer, city and Department store Parties, rcspcct-
ively, shall eaeh hold harmless all other parties and all Occu-
pants of the Parcel(s) of the other Parties from all claims
or judgwents arising from the use of Floor Area and/or common
Areas located within the respective Pareel(s) or portion(s)
thereof which the indemnifying Party has the responsibility
to operate and maintain (as between the parties "hereto) pur-
suant to this REA, unless such claim or judgment is caused by
the negligence of such othe~ party or Occupant. Developer shall
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cause Occupants of Floor Ar~~ on Developer Parcels to indem-
nify and save harmless DQveloper and city from any and all
claims arising from any ~~t, omission or negligence of such
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Occupants, or their contI3ctors, licensees, agents, servants
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or employees, or arising fr0m any accident, injury or damage
whatsoever caused to any per.son or Property occurring in or
about the Flour Area occupied by such Occupants, or any part
thereof, and from and against all costs, expenses and liabil-
ities incurred in or in connection wi~h any such claim or pro-
c~cding brought thereon. Public liability insurance with limits
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of not less than (i) $500,000 for each individual, $1,000,000
for each accident, and $100,000 for property dam~ge in the case
of city and Agcncy, rcspcctively, and (ii) $1,000,000 for each
individual, $2,500,000 for cach accident, and $200,000 for prop-
erty damage in the case of Developer and Department Store Par-
ties, respectively, shall be provided by the indemnifying Par-
ties, respectively. The other Parties shall be named as addi-
tional assureds~
Section 13.2
Extended Coveraqe Insurance
A. Developer and Department Stores Parties, respect-
ive~y, shall at its expense cause buildings and improvements con-
taining Floor Area and all parts thereof on such Farty's Parcel(s)
to be insured against loss or damage by (i) fire and such other
casualties as are included in the standard California extended cov-
erage form of fire insurance policy, in an amount which wtll pre-
vent the insured from being a c.o-insurer and, in any event, in an
amount not less than eighty percent (80%) of the full replacemcnt
cost thereof (excluding the cost of excavations, footings and
foundati~ns) and (ii) earthquake, in an amount not less thun ninety
percent (90%) of the full replacement cost thereof (excluding the
cost of excavations, footings and foundations), with a deductibl~
B. city shall
percent (5%).
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maint!in the insurance
required by the
not in excess of five
aforesaid Lease Agreement (l~rking) and Lease Agreement (Mall).
C. As used in this Section and the preceding Section 13'.1
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performing city's duties and obl'igations pu!:'suant to section 12.3.
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All insurance coverage provided for in this Section
shall at all times be maintained with a responsible corporate
insurer authorized by certificate of the california Insurance
Commission to do business' in the State of california.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, each of (i) J. C. Penney
Company, Inc. while a Party hereto, (ii) Monwar Property CorpoLation
while a Party hereto, and whi~e a Wards department store is being
operated on Monwar Parcel It, and (iii) MontgomE'ry Ward & Co., I cor-
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pressly assumed and agreed to perform and is performing the obIi ations
of Monwar pursuant to section 13.1 and this Section 13.2, may at fts
election carry the insurance required to be carried by it pursua t to
Sections 13.1 an.] 13.2 under a:1Y plan of self-insurance which it may
from time to time have in force and effect, provided that it has a net
~orth of at least $20,000,000. Said J. C. Penney Company, Inc., Mon-
war Property corporation, Montgomery Ward & Co., Incorporated and
John S. Griffith & Cc. (while in its c~pacity as the managing jofnt
venturer of Developer herein named) may respectively car~y such ~nsur-
ance under any so-called blanket policy or poli:des of insurance, cov-
ering this and other locations.
Section 13.3
Obliqation to Repair
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Each Party shall at all times maintain or cause to be main-
tained all buildings and other improvement~ containing Floor Area
within such Party's Parcel(s) (exclusive of portions which may be
dedicated to public use or condemned) in good condition ahd repair
(including repairs, restoration or reconstruction in the event of
damage or destruction as required by the folJowing section) with-
out r.ost or expense to all other Parties.
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Section 13.4
Repair, Maintenance and
Restoration of pr.emises
Subject as hereinafter provided, in case any building O~
improvement constituting a part of any Party's Parcel(s) shall be
darn~gcd or destroyed by any casualty and a Party is required to
repair, restore and reconstruct the same, such Party shall within
ninety (90) day. thereafter submit to the other Partie. plans and
specifications for, and upon approval thereof (as respects only the
architectural compatibility of the exterior thereof, and compliance
with all other requirem~nts of this Section) by the other Parties
shall'.iwith reasonD.ble dispatch, commence and diligently prosecute
to completion (i) the repair~ restoration or reconstruction of
the damaged or destroyed portions (or the whole thereof, as the
case may be) of any such buiyUng or improvement, (ii) the erection
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on such party's parcel(s) of such new building and improvements as
such Party may elect (provided the same is reasonably harmonious
architecturally with the remainder of the Project Area remaining or
as reconstructed), or. (iii) the demolition of the destroyed ~r dam-
aged building and improvements as may be required, all to be conducted
in such manner that upon the completion of such repairs, restoration,
reconstruction, erection or demolition the building or improvement
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on such party's Parcel(s} s~lll comply with the following requirc-
ments:
A. The
building (s)~, building equipment and other improve-
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and therea~er repaired, restored or reconstr\lcted
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so damaged
shall be of a value not less than the value of such building(s),
building equipment and other improvements immediately prior to,
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any such damage and not theretofore repul~cd, restored or
reconstructed.
B. Thc~1 shall be 9f modern fire and earthqun:<c re-
sistant constructicn ~uitable for use as that being conducted
immediately prior to such damage; shall be designed and con-
structed in a first-class ~rkmanlike manner; shall be struc-
turally sound, and shall be architecturally harmonious with
the architectural concept of the remainder of the Project
Area..
C. They shall be ,of a'value not less than the value
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of the building(s) or irnpr2vcments so damaged or destroyed immed-
iately prior to any such c.urnage or destruction. not theretofore
repaired, restored or reconstructed.
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D. They shall contain not less than that number 0=
square feet of Floor Area (or square footage in the case of
the Halls and Parking Area) that existed therein i.mmediately
prior to any such damage: provided that the Stores shall not be
requi=ed to have Floor Area in excess of the following:
Penney
Wards
Harris
150,000 sq. ft.
125,000 sq. ft.
:06,000 sq. ft.
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All such work shall be completed with due diligence,
subject to unavoidable delays, and at the sole cost and expense
(except as herein providc~ to the contrary) of the Party perform-
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Agency and Developer each
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proc~ed~, if any, payable
covenants, severally,
that all insurance
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repair and restoration of any damaged Common Areas on its rcspect-
in trust and made
amount rf : uny insurance proceeds shall be held
available in progress paymcnt~ during the pro-
"ive Parcels. The
gress of the restoration of nuch Common Arc~s in the same manner
as progress payments nrc to be made for damage to the Common Area
by reason of any taking by condemnation as provided in Article
XXI B.
G. Developer covenants to and with Penney, Monwar and
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Harris, each severally, that in the event of any damage or destruc-
tion to all or any portion of the Developer Enclosed Mall stores
(those stores of Occupants on Developer Parcels B, D-l, D-2, E, F
and G) it shall cause such Developer Enclc~ed Mall Stores to be
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reconstruct~d; provided that ot the time of such destruction at
least two o~ the Stores of Penney, Monwar and Harris shall be oper-
ating in the Shopping Cente~.
In the event that less than two of
the Stores of Penney, Monwa~ and Harris shall at the time of such
destruction be operating, or should less than two of such Parties
agree to restore thei~ Stores in the event of simultaneous des truc-
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tion thereof with the Developer ~nclosed Mall Stores, then anu in
that event the obligation of ;Devcloper shall be to reconstruct and
restore the Developer Enclosed Mall Stores lying within 200 feet
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of any such remaining Store.
H. Penney, Honwar (Honwar shall cause Wards) and Harris,
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each severally, cC'Jenants each with th.e other and with Developer,
in the event of damage or destruction to all or any portion of
their respective Stores that each, respectively, shall repair, rc-
stor~ and rccon~truct any building or improvement on its Parcel(s)
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which is damaged Or destroyed by any casualty during a period of
twentY-five (25) y~ars after SUch Party first open. for bUsiness
in the Shopping Center: and from and after SUch twentY-five (25)
year period shall also be required to So perform SUch repair, res_
toration Or reconstruction (but only to the extent of the insurance
proceeds available to it for Such purpose) if at the time of the
OCCurrence of the casualty requiring SUch repair, restoration or
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reconstruction, 'at least one of the other far ties shall be oper-
ating its Store in the Shopping Center (or as to any PartY(ies)
not So operating, it or .they shall in fact have cOmmenced the resto_
ration ~f its Store'.
I. It is recOgnized that from time to time during the "
tPrm of this REA, each Party may'require a temporary license to
Use POrtions of the Common Areas for the purposes of:
(1) Performinry maintenance upon, and making repairs
to, and/or
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(2) Making constrUction alterations, additions and
improvements, Or razing and replaCing' the whole or any
part of Floor Area On the Developer Parcels and the
Stores, respectively, pursuant to this ~ (the activ_
ities referred to in this subdiviSion (2) being herein_
after COllectively referred to as "construction"), and
(3) Obtaining access, ingress and egress to and from
the Common Areas, the Floor Area o~ Developer Parcels, and
the Stores, as the case may be, to carrYon Such mainte_
n;: Ice, rapair and construction.
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Within a reasonable time prior to the commencement of any
such maintenance, repair or ~onstruction, the party desiring to
undertake the same shatl st~mit to the Party owning the Parcel in'
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question for its approval (which approval shall pot be
withheld) a plot plan of the shopping Center. the Floor
veloper parcels and the Stores, as the case may be, and
unr~asonab~Y
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except the:
portions of the Common Arecsbeing utilized by such party pursuant
to this. Section 13.41 free from and unobstructed by any loose dirt,
debris, equipment or construction materials related to such main~e-
nance, repair r-r construction.
J. Whenever any Party is not obligated hereunder to re-
store, repair or rebuild any puilcing that has. been da~aged or
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destroyed and elects not to do so, then, and in such event, such
party shall r~ze such building or such part thereof as has been so
damaged or destroyed and clear the premises of all debris and shall
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shall become a portion of the Common Arereuntil such time as said
Party may elect to rebuild thereon.
If any dispute shall arise among the'parties, such dispute
shall be determined by arbitration ~ursuant to th~s REA.
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section 13.5
waiver re casualty Losses
Each Party hereby releases each of the other parties
from any liability for any loss or damage of the type covered
by fire insurance with extended coverage, and grancs to the
ot~er Parties, respectively, on behalf of. any insurer provid-
ing such insurance, a waiver of any right of subrogation which
any such insurer of anyone Party may acquire against any other
Party or Parties hereto by:virtue of payment of any loss cov-
ered by such insurance.
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section 14.1
Iniunctive ~~li~f
In the event of any violation or threatened violation
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by any Party or Occupar.t oJ any part of the Project Area of
any of the terms, restrict~ons, covenants and conditions herein
provided, any of the i'arties shall have the right to enjoin such
violation or threatened violation in a court of competent juris-
diction. prior to the commencement of any sU9h action, notice
of such violation shall be given to the other Party or oth~r
Person responsible therefor.
Section 14.2
"elf Help
In the event an.y Pa.'t'ty shall f<lil to perform (a) ti,~
work or furni~h the services referred to in Articles VI and XII,
or (b) any of the tcrm5, provisions, covenants or conditions
to be performed or complied with by such Party on its Pnrccl(5).
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pursunnl:. to the provisions of this R.En. upon. or as to the Com-
Mon ^rc~~ or Parking Arcu on its purcel, the other Purtic~
shall each have the right to enter upon the Common Arcas and
Parking Area of such party (without being obligated to do Se)
to perfo~m such work or furni~h such services.
As 3 condition of the ~i9ht to the performance of nny
work O~ furnishing of service by one Party upon the Common Areas
of any ether Pdrty, notice of its intention so to do, specify-
ing tb.~ wr,~'< to be.: periorme..::!, shall be given to the defaulting
Party c', provided herein and not le~s than ten (10) day~ prior
tc the commencement of such work~r not less than forty-eiqht
(48) hours after servi~e of such notice if in the judgment of
the Party Si. :ing notice, reusonabJ:' excrcis':..J, such default
relates to. a matter whic~ ~:- of an emcrgenc~. n'lture). DurinlJ
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the case may be, the defaulting Party shall have the right to
perform or ~ommence performance of such work, and provided SUe.
work is d-' 1; c'"cntly ca.rr~.ed .1...") completion, the right of each
other Part:" to perform such, work resulting from such default
shall be automa~ically terminated.
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from time to ti~e if the work or service is of a con~~~~~ng
nature, ~~ itemized statement of the cost thereof shal1 be
submitted to the defaulting Party and tile amount thereof sh...,ll
be immediatply CL:.:2 and paya1':'le by .....,e defaulting Party to t~lC
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at one percent (1%) over the then prime interest rate per annum
(but not cxcC'cding the milximum rate permitted by lZl,.: until paid.
E1tch Party sh:1.tl have the right t"l dedt.~t the amnl1nt pilyable by iL,
without intcr(.~t, from any sums then due or thcr '"If: '~r becoming due
by such Party to' the defaulting Pnrt:y. If the ,'mount thus stated
is not paid within thirty (30) days. the Party p~. "orm~ng the
wor~ ("'If service, by serving a written no:....; r:e upun the Party own-
ing '~.hc Parcel (5) upon which the work was pc-form.:d, dcscribin<j
the entire Pnrcel(s) OWI~d by such Party in the Project Area, the
nature of Lhe \...~.;-k or. sGrv~ces and the COot thereof, Clnd record-
ing a copy c~ such notice ~n the c, ffice of ti."' Ret.:order of San
Bernardino County, shall eutablish a lien upon the rarcel(s) of t
such Party in the Project Area in the amount stated in the recotred
nc.ol..ice. No lien shall exist unti.i. such notil..:e .,' recorded. 'l'h
pr~ ,_ . f-v of such li_. shall be determined as of the date of f..:.. ~
ing t'. ':!. same of r('c'ord, but such lien shall in any event L ~ sur',
....J:dinate to any first mortgage, fir..:;t deed of trust or financ-
ing leaseback as respects <'~Y Parcel (5) of a Party. Such lien
shall cont;;:,ue ur.til fully discharged but in no event ::"on'..., . ': ;I."ln
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five (5) years from the date of recording and may be foreClosel
in accorL~nce with the law perta~ning thereto. Such lien shal
also sc .~re the reasonable costs and expenses of enfoj ~ing the
!l;aTl'l':', incl"rlir:.q interest tram the date of recording .' _ ~.::.e rate
of seven percent (1%) per annum and attorneys' fpes.
In t.~;..::. t:;......::r._ =.n~' t!!<:"rtg::t.gee, trustct:: or benefici?ry under a
deed of trust, Party, Occupant, fee own~r ~r lessee of record shall
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rcquc:st thot it be give., ~imultaneous not.ice unr-.'.... this Section,
all r,otices shall be given in compliance with s.V'.::h request if
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notificaticn of such request shall have been given to th~ other Par-
ties. Nothing contained in this Section shall be deemed to apply
to the Agency Parking Parcel or the Agency Mall Parcel so long as
the same are leased to the City under the city Leases, except if
Agency has taken over the pc~formanc~ of the obligntions of city under
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the city Leases pursuant to '/hc last sentence of Section 6.1, in' which
event this Section shall be applicable.
Section 14.3
Unavoidable Delays
If performance of any act or obligation of any Party he~~n is
prevented or delayed by Act of God, war, labor disputes or oth~rlause
or causes beyond the reasonable control of such Party, the time f r the
performance of such act or obligation shall be extended for the p riod
that such act or performance is prevented or delayed by any such ause
or causes.
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Notice as Prerequisite to Default
A Party shall not be in default under this agreement exc~t
under such provisions as r~quire the performance of an act on or 'before
a specific date or within a specified period of time unless such party
shall have been given a notlce specifying such default (a) within the
period of thirty (30) days (except under Section 14.2) or (b) commences
to cure such default within such period af time if such default cannot
be completely cured within thirty (30) days (except under Section 14.2)
and thereafter diligently proceeds t~ complete the ,curing of such
default.
Section 14.5
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any Party to cancel or rescind or otherwise terminate this REA, but
such limitation shall not affect in any manner any other rights or rem-
caies which the Purtics ~~y have hereunder by reason of any breach of
this REII.
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Section 14.6
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~h Shall Not Defeat Mortqaqe
A breach of any of 'the term~, conditions, covenants or rljf
strictions of this REA shall not dczeat or render invalid the 1iJl
of any institutional first mortgage or institutional first deed of
trust made in good faith and for value but such term, condition, cov-
enant or restriction shall be blndjng upon and effcctivp. against any
of the Parties whose ti~le to a Parcel(s) or any portion thereof is
acquired by foreclosure, trustee1s sale or otherwise.
Section 14.7
Attorneys' Fees
In the event that nt any time during the term of this REA
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any Party or Parties hereto shall institute any action or proceed-
ing against the other or others relating to the provisions of this
REA, or any default thereunder, then and in that event the unsuc-
cessful Party or Parties in su~h action or proceeding agree to rein-
burse the successful partyior Parties therein for the reasonable
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expense of attorneys' fecsjand costs of suit incurred therein by
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the successful Party or pa~ties.
Section 14.8
Timl;,) of Essence
Time is of the essence with respect to the performance of
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each of the covenants and ;'tgreements conta~ned ~n thJ.s REA.
Section 14.9
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No waiver of any default by any party to this REA shall ~e
implied from nny omission Ly any other party to take any action in
respect of such dcfnult if such default continues or is repeated.
No p.xprens waiver of any dcfuult shall affect any default or cover
any period of time oth~r th~n th~ d~fault and period of time speci-
fied in such CXplCSS waiver. One or more waivers of any default in
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R~ shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any subsequent default in
the performance of the same term, provision or covenant or any other
term, provision or covenant contained in this RP~. The consent or
npprovnl by any such p~rty try or of any act or request by any other
Party requiring consent or npprovnl shall not be deemed to waive or
render unnecessary the consent or approval to or of any subsequent si.m-
ilar acts or requests. The rights and remedies given to any Party by
this REA shall be deemed to be cumulative and no one of such rights
and remed~es shall be exclusive of any of the others, or of any other
right or remedy at law or, in equity which any such Party might other-
wise have by virtue of a Q~fault under this REA, and the exer.cise of
one such right or remedy fY any such party shall not impair such
Party's standing to excrc~~~.any other right or remedy.
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Section 14.11 No~artnershio
Neither anything in this REA contained nor any acts of the
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Parties hereto shall be oe(med or construed by the Parties hereto, or
any of them, or by any third person, to create the relationship of
principal and agent, or of partnership, or of joint vent~re, or of
any associntion between any of the Parties to this REA.
Section 14.12
Successors
This ~ shall, except as otherwise provided herein, be
upon and inure to the benefit of the successors and assigns
respective pnrties to this REA.
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Section 14.13
Brokerage
The Parties each represent and warrant that they have not
engaged any b~oker, finder or other person who would be entitled to
any commi~sion or fee in respect of the execution of this REA. and
each of the Parties agrees ~o indemnify and hold harmless the other
against and in respcct of ar,y and all losses, liabilities or expenses
which may be incurred by the other as a result of any claim which muY
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be asserted by any such brok~r, finder or other person on the basis
of any ~rrangernents or agrcc";"cnts 1T'.ade or alleged to have been made
on behtilf of such Ptirty.
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section 15.1 J\rbitr<1blc ~1uttcrs
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The provisions of this 1\rticlc shnll govern the determi-
nation of only such disputes which, by the specific provlsionn of
this REA, are to be resolved by arbitration and shall also gov-
ern all disputes arising from the failure or refusal of the Pro-
je~t Architect to approve matters submitted to him by any of
the Parties pursuant to the provisions of this ~.
Section 15.2 Arbitration procedures
In the event that any party notifies the project I\rch!.-.
tect in the case of any plan or proposal prepared by or requir-
ing the approval of the project Architect, or the Party making
the proposal (if approval or: t'uch proposal by the project Arch-
itcct is not rcquired~, of its cl)jection in writing thereto
within the period of tim~ from the date of subIT!ission specifically
proviued hereunder, then upon w~itten objection being given to all
parties to any plan or proposal submitted, in cases where approval
of the Project Architect is rcqnired, the f1roject Architect on his
own motion or at the request of any Pa~ty sha1l, and in all casp.s
where Project Architect's approval is not ~cquired, the party makinJ
~he proposal may, by notic~, call a meeting to be held within ten
(10) days from such date tdbf attended by all Parties or their
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duly dGsignated representatives and, if necessary, by the project
Architect, tv resolve and d~termine such matter. The Project ~rch-
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itect shall not vote. A una~jmous decision of the Parties in tittcnd-
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or h~ld within such period or if the matter is not thus finally
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determined, any Party shall h<:1ve the. right upon. written notic;e
to each of the other P~rtics to hnvc thcmnttcr determined by one
(1) arbitrator se)_ected in accord<:1nce with and governed by the rules
of the American Arbitratio~ Association. When approval of the Pro-
ject" Architect is required., the arbitrator shall be a member of an
architectural engineering firm experienced "in and having an estab-
lished reputation in the development of regional shopping centers,
and in all cases where th~!projcct Architect1s approval is not
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involv~d, the arbitr~tor Sh]ll be a recognized expert experienced
in the operation of regional shopping centers. Such arbitrator,
and if necessary the Project Architect, shall meet within ten (10)
days after selection is completed to study and consider the plans
or proposals and ob~ectio~s thereto. The decision of said arbi-
trator shall be final. If uny procedural matter shall arise in
the arbitration process, th~ same shall be resolved in accordance
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Procedure. Each Party shall bear its own expenses, ,except those
relating to the services of a Project Architect or the arbitrator,
which expense sha1.1 be di'Jided and borne equally among the Parties.
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DURlWION, EXTINGUISHI1ENT,
CONTINUATION AND MODIYICATION
section 16.1
Duration
A. Except as otherwics provided in Sections 5.B, 12.1,
12.2 and 12.3, and ^rticle XXI, thi~ REA and each easement, cov-
enant, restriction and undertaking of this REA shall be for a term
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after so long as at least fifty percent (5~~) of the aggregate Floor
Area of Developer Parcels, Penney Parcels, Monwar Parcels and Harris
Parcels (such Floor Area being calculated as of the la at da~'
of said fifty [50] year term) shall be used for the uses per-
mitted therein under this RFA (but not longer than ninety-nine
[99] years.from the date herpof), except that each easement
grantad pursuant to Section 5.5 shall continue so long as such
easement is used by a party and shall terminate upon non-use
for a consecutive six (6) m~lth period, unless notice has been
given by such Party to the other Parties during such six (6)
month period of its intention, subject to unavoidable delays,
to resume use thereof within;eightee~ (18) months following
the date upon which non-user commenced.
B. In the event of the termination of this REA, and any
Party is operating at least ~OO,OOO square feet of Floor Area on its
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Parcel, and at the time of such terminatiC"n the building housing such
Floor Area abuts its parc~ boundary line, the Party so operating
such FJoor Area shall have the right to obtain from city and/or Agency
(and from Developer in the cas~ of Penney) an easement for ingress and
egress for pedestrian traffic to and from the entrances to such struc-
ture on the Enclosed Mall. Such easement sha11 be non-exclusive and
be 2C feet in width and ~hall traverse thE Agency Mall Parcel (and
Developer Mall Parcel in the case of Penne~) by the most direct route
to the nCLlrest pat'"kinsr Area. The easement herein provided for shall
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continue for so long as s~ch amount of Floor Area is in fact operating,
not to f"xceed ninety-nine (99) years from the date hereof. It is e..<-
pressly understood and agreeu that the covenant of city and/or Agency
t:.o grant such casement shall be specifically enforceable by the purty
for whose benefit the same shall run, in a court. of proper jurisdiction.
Section 16.2
Ri~ht to Modify, Terminate,
Amend or Extend
This ~ and any provision, covenant, condition or re-
striction contained herein (other than those relative to main-
tenance of the Requir~d Parking Index and Section 23.5) may be.
terminated, extended, modified or amended as to the whole of
the Project Area or any portion thereof, with the consent of
the Parties in interest of the real property then subject to
this REA..; provided that whenever any parcel of land is owni!!d
by a party whose inte~est is. divided as covered by Section 1.7,
then the consent of such party to any such termination, exten-
sion, modification or amendment shall be determined as set fo~th
in Section 1.7.
No such termination, extension, modification or amend-
ment shall be effective until a written instrument setting forth
the terms of the same has been executed, acknowledged and recorded
in the Office of the Recorder of San Bernardino County, california.
No such amendment , modification, extension or termination
shall affect the rights of (a) any mortgagee under a mortgage or
(b) the trustee or beneficiary under any deed of trust constitut-
ing a lien on the Project Area or any portion or portions thereof
at the time unless such mortgagee, beneficiary or trustee con-
sents thereto.
No lessee, licensee or other Person having D possessory inter-
est, other than a Party, sha 11 be required to join in the execution of
or consent to any act of the parties tay-en subject to this Section.
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ARTICLE XVII
NOT A PUBLIC DEDICATION
Nothing herein con~ained shall be deemed to be a gift
or d~dication of all or any portion or portions of Developer Par-
eels, Monwar Parcel.~, Penney Pilrct!ls or Harris Parcels to the 90n-
eral public or for the general public or for any public purpose
whatsoever, it being the inte~tion of thp Parties hereto that this
kEA shall be strictly limited to and for the purposes herein ex-
pressed.
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SEVERABILITY
If any clause, sentence or other portion of the terms,
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illegal. null or void for any reason, or shall be> held by any
court of competent. jurisdiction to be so, the remaining por-
tions shall re~ain in full force and effect.
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NOTICES
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Except to the extent otherwise provided in Section
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approvals, authorizations, agreements, pffers, appointments,
designutions or other comm~~lcations (herein referred to as
"notices") to be given unter or pursuant ~o this REA shall be
in writing. addressed to 1r:he Parties at their respective
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or by certified or registered mail, postage pr.epaid, or by
telegraph or cable, charges prepaid. If mailed or telegraphed
as aforesaid, such notice shall be deemed to have been given
twenty-four (24) hours after the date of mailing, or date of
delivery to the telegraph or cable company. The addresses of
the parties to which such notices are to be sent shall be those
of which the othe= party or Parties actually receive notice, and
until' further notice are as follows:
In the case of Agency to:
The Redevelopment Agency of the city of
San Bernardino, California
323 Court street
San Bernardino, california 92402
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In the case of Developer to:
John S. Griffi~' & Co.
Post Office Bo 5308
Buena Park, cal"fornia ~:~lO
In the case of Penney to:
J. C. Penney Company, Inc.
1301 Avenue of the Americas
New. York, N. Y. 10015
Attention: Real Estate Department
with a copy to:
J. C. Penney Company, Inc.
98 Post Street
San Francisco, California 94104
Attention: Real Estate Department
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In the case of Monwar to:
Monwar Property cor~oration
2825 East 14th Street
Oakland, California 94616
Attention~ Assistant Secretary
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Post Office Boy. 7337 .
Chicago, Illinois 60680
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The lIarris Company
Third and liE" streets
San Bernardino, California 92401
In the case of city to:
:; t-y of San Bernardino
L ." i Hall
Sar', Bernardino, California
Att _~ntion: city Adh1inistrator
In the case of Upham to:
Upham Development company
Post Office Box 940
Mineral Wells, Te~as 76067
Attention: Mr. Chester R. Upham, Jr.
In the case of Trust to:
Connecticut General Mortgage and Realty Investments
c/o Connecticut General Life Insurance Company
Hartford, Connectic~t 06115
Any notice of default given to a Party shall also be
given to the tru~tee under ~ny first trust deed, the first mort-
gagce, or the lessor under a ~~1~ anu leaseback affecting the
parcel(s) of the Party asse1ted to be in default, whose identity
and mailing a~dress the Party giving such notice m~y ascertain
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of San Bernardino COlm ty. Such trustci'!, mortgagee or lessor
shall have all rig:lts of the Parly 2ssertcd to be in default
to cure such default. A iailurc to deliver such notice to
such trustee, mortgagee 0 lessor shall not affect the valid-
ity of ,the notice of defa It as it respects such Party, but
shall render such notice fneffective as it pertains to such
trustee, mortgagee or lessor and its estate in or lien upon
the parcel(s) of such Party.
ARTICLE XX
E:PPROVALS
Whenever approval is requir~d, it shall not be unreas-
onably withheld. Unless provision is made for. a specific per-
iod of .time, the same shall be deemed to be thirty (30) days,
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said thirty (30) day period, the Party shall be deemed to have
given its approval. ~f a Party. shall disapprove, the reasons
therefor shall be sta~ed with particularity. Agency shall first
obtain the approval of Developer and Department store Parties
prior to taking any action, exercising any right, or giving any
approval or consent as resp~cts the city Leases.
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for than the thirty-day period hereinabove specified, such time
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approval or disapproval is ~equired contains a current statement of
the period of time .within which such Party ahall act. Failure to
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require t~~ action of such party within said thi:ly days.
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~ONDEMNATION
Any award, WhcthC~ tr~ sarna mny be obtained by agreement
by judgment in a lega~ proceeding, resulting from a taking
damaging by condcmnatiln of the Project Area or any por-
or
ticn thereof or interest therein or resulting in a requisition-
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the same to a bank or trust
promptly by the persons
company agreed to by the
as escrow agent, to be dis-
tributed among the parties in accordance with the provisions
of such agreement or judgment and this REA. The Parties rec-
ognlze thC"t as bet\"een them, their respective interests in any
award as to a particular parcel of land within the Project Area
which is subject to condemnation shall he determined upon the
basis of the fee ownership of such Parcel. but that any part
of the award whi~h represents severance dareages arising from
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the creation of easements o{~other rights over the various
Parcels in the Project Area shall not be distributed in accord-
ance with such
fee ownershi:, but shall be
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distributed among
the Parties as
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award shall be distributed by the escrow agent to City
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and/or Agency and/or Developer, as their interests may appear,
to be used by city and/or Agency and/or Developer to recon-
struct equivalent Parking ~ca (including any parking struc-
tures) or Common Areas, as the case may be, in a location{s)
and pursuant to plans approved by Developer and Department
Store Parties. Should the proceeds exceed the cost of such
reconstruction, then such excess proceeds shall be paid to
city and/or Agency and/or De~eloper, .as their interests may
appeaL. In the event that despite such reconstruction the
Parking Index (after completion of such reconstruction) would not
be at least equal to 85% of ;the Required Parking Index, this REA
shall terminate effective upon the date of notification of election
to terminate by at least two of the following four Partiesl to wit:
the Department store Parties and Developer.
B. If fee title to all or any portion of any Floor
Area within the Project Area shall be condemned, the total
award (exclusive of any award or compensation paid for any
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Common Areas or Parking Arei) shall be paid tothe then owner
of the Floor Area so taken to be held in trust and used for
restoration ~nd reconstruction thereof in the same manner as
is provided in Section 13.4 hereof consequent upon dama9~ or
destruction by casu1ltYI any excess of such award over cost
of reconstruction of such F]oor Area to belong to owner of
such Floor Area. In the event that despite such reconstruction
such Floor Area (after ccmPlttion of such reconstruction) would
not be at least equal to 75% of the Ploor A~ca existing prior to
such condc~nation on Parcel~ A, B, C, 0-1, D-2, E, F, G and M,
this r~ shall terminate effective the date of condemnation.
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award referred to in par(l9ri~tph A of th5.9 J\..:ticle, the Si).rne
zhall be placed in escrow with an escl.C'w agent "pproved by
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a m~jo~ity of the Parties artd shall be paid by said agent to
~qency and/or city and/or Developer in progress payments
during the progress of the ~estoration of the Parking Area
or other Common Areas, as the case may be (to the extent such
proceeds or such award will permit), as fol1ows~
(A) at the
end 0f each ~onth or from t~me to time as may be agreed upon,
there shall be paid against ~uch Party's architect certificates
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an arn01' 'which shall be the, proportion of the f"nd held in
tr.ust whi~h eighty-fiv~ pertent (85~) of the payments to be
IT!:!dF.! to the contracto::.:S or ~ ,tcrialmen of such owner fe' ....:>rk
done, materials supplied, a~d services rendered during each
month or other period.bears to t~e total contract price {pur-
su~nt to n contract or contracts for such restoration approved'
by <"II Parties .!'rior to execut.ion t;lereof with the contractor (s}),
and (E) at the co~pletion of the work, the n~lance of such monies
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required to complete the payment of such work shall be paid to
such ?art: ; provided that at fhe time of each payment (1) there
are no 'ien~ against the property of such o~ner by reason of
such wo:":'"k and that with respect to the t.';.r..a of payment of any
balance remaining to be paid at the completion of such work.
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have been paic:, ('-) such owner's archit~ct shall certify th-,t
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to the original work required by this RF\ and in accordance with
tJle plans and specifications, and (3) such Party shall furnish
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to the esctQ\'1 agent evidence satisfactory to said escrow agent
that all previous advances ~ave been devoted to defraying the
actucl cost of such work up to the amount of such cost, or that
such ("st has actually been paid by such party in the amount of
all such previous advances. In no event shall"the escr0~ agent
be liable for any amount in excess of the r::":!t proceed'- 0.F '. :..e
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r-,",CHIINICS' LIENS
Wh~rcvcr under ~he Lerms of this ~\ any party is
permitted to perform any work upon the parce] of another
l'arly, it is expressly understood and agreed that ,'.11 Party
will not permit any mechanics', materialmen's or other sim-
ilar liens to stand against the Parcel upon which such labor
or material has been furnished in connection with any such
wor.k perform~d by any such Party. Such Party may bond and
cont~.t the validity of any such lien but upon final deter-
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trc' .,tion of the validity aJd' the amount thereof, such Party
!: ~Ll immed~ately pay any tudgment renderedl with all p~oper
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costs and charges, and shall have the lien released at such
Pnrty's expense.
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MUTUALITY, RECIPROCITY:
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Section 23.1
Dominant and Servient Estates
Each and all of the easements and rights herein granted
or created are' appurtenances to the applicable portions of the
Project Area and none of such ensements and rights may be trans-
ferrcd, assigned or encumbered except as an appurtenunce to such
portions. For the purposes of such easements and rights, the
Parcel (5) benefited s:lall con.stitutc the dominant estate, and
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the particular Parcel(s) in tne Project Area which respect-
ively shall be burdened by such eas~~ents and rights shall con-
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~ovenants Run with Land
Each and all of the covenants, restrictions, condi-
tions and provisions contained herein (whether affirmative
or negative in nature) (a) are made for the direct, mutual
and reciprocal benefit of each parcel of land in the Project
Area, (b) shall create mutual equitable servitudes upon each
Parcel of land in the P~oject Areu in f~vor of every other
Parcel, (c) ~hall constitute covenants running with the land,
Cd) shall bind every person havillg any fee, leasehold or other
interest in any
portion of tho Project Area at any time
the extJnt that such portion thereof is
af.'ected
or from
time to time to
or bound by the covenant, restricti~n, condition or provision
in question, or that such covenant, restriction, condition or
provision is to be performed on such portion thereof, and (e)
shall inure to the benefit of each party and their respective
succ~ssors and assigns as to their interests in their respective
,;
Parcels of land in the Project Area.
Section 23.3
Assumption by Grantees
and Release of Grantors
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Each party having a fee interest covenants that in each
instance in which it conveys a fee title to all or any portion
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the same in any manner which would constitute a violation or
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REA, and (b) require such Gr~ntee to assume and agree to perform
each and all of the obligations of the Grantor under this R~
with respect to the portion of the Project Area so conveyed in
fee to such Grantee. in each case by n written instrument executed,
acknowledged and recorded i~ the office of the Recorder of San Bcr~-
ardino County. Notice of each such conveyance and agreement shall
~e given to each Person owning fee title to any part of the Project
Area apd also to each ~arty which is nor a fee owner, by the Grantor
involved within ten (10) dara after the making'thereof, which notice
shall be accompanied by a c;'P1 of such conveyance and agree-
ment. Upon such assumption by a Grantee and notice thereof,
the Grantor will thereafter be released from any further obli-
gation hereunder arising thereafter with respect to the part
of the Project hrea so conveyed to such Grantee in compliance
herewith, without the necessity of any further act by any Party.
Each Party shall execute and deliver any necessary or appro-
.priate further documents or assurances to evidence such release
for the purpose of recording or otherwise, which documents or
assurances shall be duly executed by the other parties or any
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improvements containing Flofr Area in the Project Area as re-
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~he portions of the Enclosed Mall on D~vcloper Mall Parcels) and
has received a certificate of such completion from Agency,
which obl~gations shull be personul to such Purty until such
completic:l.
Section 23.4
Special provisions as to Mort-
qaqes and Sales and LeasebacKs
A. In the event th3t any Party shall sell part or all
of its" Parcel for the purpose of financing the improvements on
its Parcel, and shall simultaneously enter into a leaseback of
not less than thirty (30) years with such fee owner, whereby
the seller shall have the pOBsessory rights in said real prop-
erty subject to the terms of said lease, then and in that event
it is expressly understood a~d agreed that so 'long as said lease
rp-mains in existence the fe-::. owner of such parcel or portion
thereof, shall for the purpores of this REA be given all of the
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same rights and privileges a; the holder of an institutional first
deed of trust or institution~l first mortgage of said real property,
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and such fee interest shall ~ot be subject to any lien which might
be created pursuant to any of the provisions of this REA to any
9reate~ extent than would be the hol~~r of such deed of trust or
mortgage. In the event of a~y termination of such leasehold
interest, and notwithstanding any language in said lease pre-
venting a merger of title in said fee owner, such provision shall
not be operative to relieve said fee owner and its r~5pective
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successors or assigns of th~ obligations under and pursuant
to the terms of this REA, ex~lusive of the obligation of
the respective covenants as provided in Article XII ao
to which there shall be relief of said fee owner and its
respective successors or assigns: provided, however, that the
fee interest shall not be subject to liens as provided for herein
which are superior to said fce ownership during the first twelve
(12) months in which the leasehold interest and ~he fee interest .,
shall be held by the same Party, but thereafter shall be so 5ub-
ject unless a new lease shall have been entered into which would
otherwise comply with the provisions of this section or the lease
shall have been assigned to a neW Person, in which. event the rights
of the fee owner shall continue as though no default had take~
place under said lease. In the event of the merger of the title
to the fee interest and the leasehold il1terest in an institutional
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owner as hereinabove provided for, then and in that event as
respects such institutional owner the provisions of this paragraph
shall be of no force or effe~t whatsoever. The lessee under any
qualifying lease, as herein provided, shall be deemed a party
hereto ~o long as said lea e is in existence. As used herein in
this Section, the term "s. In or J'sale and leaseback" shall be
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Parcel for the purposes of financing ~~e improvements on its
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shall include a lessee and'leasehold under such lease and lease-
back transaction in the same manner and with like effect.
B. The covenants of the respective Department Store
Parties contained in paragraph A of Section 12.1 shall, at the
request of any lender of a particular covenanting Department
Store Party be subordinated to the lien of any mortgage, inden-
.ture or deed of trust (including, but not limited to, any blan-
ket mortgage, indenture or deed of trust which may cover any
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other property or properties of such covenun~ing Department
Store Party,
whether own~d in fee or as a leasehold) to the
end that a purchaser or purchasers in any foreclosure proceed-
ing or pursuant tc any exercise of a power of sale, or any
grantee under a deed in lie~ of foreclosure, and all succes-
.. sors to or through any such purchaser or purchasers or under
or through any such grantee, shall take free and clear of the
covenant of the particular Department Store Party contained
in paragraph A of Section 12.1. The other Parties covenant and
agree to execute and deliver to such Department store Party and
its lender upon request therefor such instruments, in record-
able form, as shall at any time and trom time to timp- be re-
quired (the form of which sh~ll be in the sole and absolute
judgment of such Department Store Party's counsel) in order
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Section 23.5
Rhci~l Covenants
Each Party shall refrain from restricting the rental,
sa'~ or leas~ of its Parcel(s) on the ba~is of race, color,
religion, ancestry or national origin of any ~rson~ ~ll such
deeds, leases or contracts shall contain or be subject to sub-
stantially the following non-discrimination cr non-segregation
clauses:
A. In Deeds.
"~he Grantee herein covenant~ by and .for himself,
hi s heirs, executors, administrators-. and assigns, and
all persons claiming under o~ through theM, that -there
shall be no discrimination against, or segre9ati~n of,
any person or group of persons on account of race,
color, creed, sex, national origin or ancestry
in the sale, lease, sublease, transfer, use, occu-
pancy, tenure or enjoyment ot the land herein con-
veyed, nor shall the Grantee himself or a~y per-
son claiming under or through him establish or per-
mit any such practi~ or practices of discrimination
or segregation with reference to the selection, loca-
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B. In Leases.
liThe lessee herein covenan~s by and for him-
self, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns
and all persons claiming under or through him, and
this l~ase is made and accepted upon and subject to
the following conaitions:
"That there shall be no discrimination against
or segregation of an~ person or group of persons on
account of race, color, creed~ sex, national origin or
ancestry, in the leasing, subleasing, transferring,
use, occupancy. tenure or enjoyment of the land
herein leased nor shnll the lessee himself, or any
persons claiming under or through him, establish
or permit any such ~r~ctice or practices of dis-
crimination or segpcgation with reference to the
selection, locationJnumber, use or bccuP?ncyof
tenants, lessees, sublessees, subtenants or ven-
dees in the land herein leased."
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segregation of an:f person ~r group of persons on
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ancestry in the sale, lease, sublease~ transfer, u~e,
occupancy, tenure or enjoyment of th~ land, nor shall
the transferee himself or any person claiming under
0': through him establish or permit any such practice
or practices of discrimination or segregation with
reference to the selection, location, number, use or
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occupancy of tenafts. lessees,
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JlRTICLE XXIV:
ENFORCEMENT OF CITY LEASES
Section 24.1
Aqency Enforcement
Agency cOvenants and agrees to and with each other Party
to enforce. the provisions of the aforesaid city Leases and each
thereof, and take all reasonable and necessary steps to ensure
that the appropriate provisions thereof are carried out for the
benefit of each of the oth~r Parties. Without limiting the obli-
gations of Age.ncy hereunder, Agency agrees that whenever it has
the right to perform City's', obligations in the event of a default
by city under said city LeG~es or either thereof, ^gency shall
undertake such performance as may be re~sonubly necessary to ~nforce
said city Leases and each thereof, as provided in this ^rticle.
Section 24.2
No Termination
Agency and city, r~spectively, covenant to each of the
other Parties that, without' the consent of (i) all other parties
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upon the Parccl(s) of the P~rtics and/or improvement~ thereon
(including the holder (s) .of ~ny leasehold mortgage) and (iii)
any fee owner(s) under al financing leaseback(s), they shall not
unilaterally or by'mutual agreement cancel, terminate or rescind
or in ,my manner modify, vary or amend the city Leases or either
thereof.
ARTICLE XX'1
CORRECTION OF SITE DESCRIPTIONS
AND EASEMENT DE~CRIPTIONS
A. It is recognized that by reason of const~uction
errors the improvements Ff ~gency, the Floor Area of Developer,
-and the stores of Penney-, Monwar and Harris may not be precisely
constructed within their respective parc:els as shown on Exhibit A .
As soon as reasonably possible after completion of its improvements
each Party shall cause an "as-built~ survey to be made of its Par-
cel(s) showing all improvements and Common Areas and Parcel bound-
aries. The cost of such survey shall be paid by each party, unless
more than one shall havefjOined in obtaining a single survey, in
which event the cost the of shall be divided between such Parties
in such manner as they s 11 have agreed upon. ~n the event s~ch
survey shall di~clo5C that the imprbvemen~s of the party(ies) ~aking
such survey has (have) not ~een precisely constructed within its (their)
;respective Parcel(s), then promptly upon the request of any Party
hereto, all of the Parth~s ~ereto will join in the execution of an
agreement, in recordable form, nmending Exh~bit5A and D to this REA so
as to revise the description of such parcel(s) to coincide with the
as-built pcrimetpr of the buildings and improvements constructed by
the owner of such Parcel(s). Nothing herein contained shall be
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deemed to relieve or excuse any Party to this RE^ from cxcrci~
due diligence to construi its buildings and improvements wit~
respective Parcel(s) as s own on Exhibit D.
In the case of c ~truction errors resulting in cncro~
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In the case of construction errors resulting in encroachments fa
to which a Party may reasonttbly request revisions in "'parcel dc.1crip-
tions (i) the Party(ies) in. interest of the Parcel(s) encroachjd
upon s~all deed to Agency satisfactory title to the area(s) th,beof
so encroached upon, (ii) the Party whose improvements so en~roclh
shall deed to Agency satisfactory title to any portion(s) of its
Parcel not improved which would have been improved but for such c~n-
struction errJrs and (iil) Agency shall deed satisfactory title'to
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shall itself retain title to the land so deeded to it as and if appro-
priate) so as to return all Parcels involved in such revisions as
n~arly as possible to tte configuration and square foot area there-
of as existed prior to such revisions. Any dispute arising under
this paragraph A shall be arbitrated pursuant to Article XV hereof.
B. Upon completion of construction of the utility facil-
ities identified in Section 5.5, the Parties hereto shall join in
the execution of an agreement, in recordable form, appropriately
identifying the type and location of each respective utility facil-
ity referred to in Section 5.5.
C. Upon complcJion. of construction of the construction ele-
ments referred to ~n Section 5.6B, the Parties to this REA shall join
in the execution of an agreement. in recordable form, appropriately
identifying the nature and location of each such construction element.
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ARTICLE XXVI
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS
Each Parly covenants to agree to payor cause to be
paid before delinquC!f1cy all real estate, improvement and per-\
sonal property taxes and'all assesem~nt8 levied or assessed
with respect to its parccl{s) and the improvements and per-
sonal property thereon. In the event any Party shall fail
to comply with such cove~ant, any other Party may pay such
tax~s and penalties and interest thereon, if any, and shall
be entitled to prompt reimbursement from ':lC defaulting Party
for the sums so expended, with interest thereon at the maximum
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rate provided by law. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed
to prohibit, restrain or abridge the right of any Party to contest
the amount and/or validity of any such taxes and/or assessments in
the manner and subject to the requirements provided by law.
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MERCHI\NTS' ASSOCIATION
Section 27.1
Membership
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provided that there shall be credited toward Developer1s con-
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Occupant
Developer further agrees to use its best efforts
to require not less than ninety per~ent (9~1o) of all Occu-
pants of Developer purcels D, 0..1, 0-2, E, F and G to becomld
members of said Association and to contribute to the cost
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The REA is executed in twenty (20) counterparts,
each of which shall constitute one and the same. instrument.
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Parcels R and L as shown on Exhibit A are subject
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Agenc~ Owner Participation Agreements in the for~ attached here-
to as Exhibit H and by this reference made a part hereof; pro-
vided, however, that in the event Agency is unable to secure
execution and delivery of such Agreement(s), city shall take
all such actions as ~re provided by law to enforce compliance
by the ~wner(s) of such Parczl(s) with the Redevelopment Plan
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building and safety requirem~nts~
l\RTIcr,E XXX
DEFAULT UNDER DISPOSITION AGREEMENT
In the event that an, Party shall def~ult in the per-
formance of the Dispositio~:~~reement entered in~o by it with
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Agency in respect of its Parcel(s), then notwithstanding any-
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to the acquiring party(ies) not in excess of the purchase price paid
for su~h Parcel(s) by the defaulting Party, less the amounL of any
lien, charge or encu"";~rance then ag;:'linst such !'arcel(s).
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PROJECT SIGN
'\"Jcncy I with respect to the parcel of real property descriLcd
in ExhiJdt t attached hereto and by this reference made a ::..lrt h~re-
of and shown schematically on Exhibit's A and D (IlProject SigT'l 1\rcall), \
hereby establish~s an ex~~nive easement appurtenant to its P~rcel. \
within the Shopping centJ: and to the Parcels of each of th,.' ',Lhe~ I
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to be jocated generally ~ithin the Project Sign Area as dete~ined by
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first al\proved by Department stor:~ Parties and Developer. Said sign
sha': be so erected prior to the time that any Floor Area opens for
business in the Shopping Center. When the locat.i.on of said sign is
deten~incd by Department S~ore Parties and D~velopcr as ~foresaid,
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hibit I shall be revised ~o reflect the precise location of said sign,
which precise location shall then be and heco~s the Project Sign ~Lea
for the purposes of identification of the ea3e~e~t granted purs~nnt to
this Artic'~. The expense of maintenance of said sign shall b~ borne
by the Pa~~~ = as ~~y be ag~~~d pursuant to their scpara~~ agrccnent.
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In the ev,-'t t"~ Tr,,"'t bIomes a P,crty he-eto after the -omp I, ',:on of
construction of Floor Arl and the portion of the Enclosed Mallon De-
veloper Hall parcals as r:q\'ircd r: this REA, the liability of the
Trust under tr; s R..EA. may h,e enforced only as against itf' int ,",jst
in Develop~r Parcels.
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be the persons who exec ed it on behalf of The Redevelopment
Agency of the city of San Bernardino and acknowledged to me that
the Redevelopment Agency of the city of San Bernardino executed
the same.
WITNESS my hand and official seal.
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COUNTY OF NEW YORK )
On this l(Jc4 d.l' of ~)...L.< , 1970, before
me, a Notary pubTICJii- .~A f~, said county and state, person-
ally appeared _~~..... , known to me to
be the person who ex eu _d the within Instrument on behalf of
~. C. PENNEY COMPANY, I 0' the corporation therein named, and
acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the within
Instrument pursuant to its by-laws or a resolution of its
board of directors.
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fiTATE OF ILLINOIS
On this .day of , 1970, before
me, a Notary public in and for said County and s~ate, person-
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the person who executed the \!ithin lfistrument on behalf of
MOm~AR PROPERTY CORPORATION, the corporation therein named,
and acknowledged to me thCl~ such corporal ion executed the
within Instrument pursuant~to its by-laWS or a resolution
of its board of directors. ~
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T<X;ETHER WITH a.n casement (or la Pylon Sign over and across that portIon of
saId Block 22 described as Colla'^!>:
Commencing at the most ~jortheasterlY corner of the above described
parcel; thence North 89'57'0:;". We;t along the most Northerly line oC said
parcel ~9.00 feet; thence North 0'02'55" East 10.04 feet to the TRUE POINT
OF BEGINNING; thence South 89'57' OS" East 7.00 feet; thence North 0 '02' 55"
East 7 .00 feet to a line parallef wIth and dIstant 12.75 feet Southerl:-. measured
at rIght angles, from the North line of saId 810ck 22; thence North B9'S4'34" West
along saId parallel line 7 .00 feet'to a line that bears North 0'02'55" East from
the True PoInt of BegInning; thence South 0'02'55" West 7.01 feet to the TRUE
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BUILDING "B"
CENTML CITY PHOrf.CT AREA NO. I, CALIFORNIA R-79
All that real property In the Ci~y d San Bernardino, County of Slln Ber;.":ji~o,
State of Callfornill. described js:
CITY, OF SAN BERNARDINO. as per Map recc;.j~:i :~.
in th~ Office of the Recorder of. said Count" c::s:::-i;,:::c
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Beginning at that ~ert,ain point designated Point liD" in the b:)lJ:":.Ci::Y
described In deed. to the Rede\-elopment Agency of the City of San Be!':::'i.'~inc..,
California, recorded )uly 9. 1969. In Book 7264. page 766. Official
Records of said County; thef::,e along said boundary. the following 0.;-0'-'-":
South 89,$57'05" East 153.42 feet; thence
North 0"12'55" East 11.83 feet; thence
South 89ts7'05" East 4.25 feet; thence
North 0~2'5S" East 66.17 feet; thence
North 89 :'7'05" West 3.33 feet; thence
N"rth 0'az'55" East 39.00 fect; thence
leaving said bou~dary. North 89'57'05" West 154.34 feet to a Une t;-.:.t ::00"
North 0002'55" East from sai~ Point "D"; thence South 0002'55" Vle3: : ~.7 .0J :f!e:
to the Point of Beginning.
That portion of Block 22.
Book 7. page 1 of Maps.
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Containing 18.267 Square Feet.
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CENTML CITY PROrr.C.T MEA NO.1. CALIFORNIA R-79
All that real property In lhe City of San BernardIno, County of San Be,nardlno,
State of Callfornla, described 4s: '
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In Book 7, page 1 of Maps, In the Office of the Recorder of said County, ,
and that portion of "F" Street "5 vacated by said City of San Bernardino
per Resolution No. 9574, re~)rded December 19, 1968 in Book 7150, page
926, Official Records of said County. described as follows:
Beginning at that certain point designated Point "E" in the boundary
described in deed to the Redevolopment Agency of the City of San Bernadino,
CaHfornla. recorded July 9. E!G9'in Book 7254. page 766 Official Records of
said County; thence South b9'3.7'05" East along said boundary 10.50 feet to
an angle point therein; thence lontinuing South 89057'05" East 2.17 feet;
thence South 0'02'55" West lILoo feet; thence South 89'57'05" East
121.00 feet; thence South 0'02-55" West 40.00 feet to said boundary;
thence tilong said boundary the .f~l1owing course i:
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North 89',\''''l>~'' West 133.67 feet;.
thence North 0 002' S5" East 1St". 00 feet to the Point of Beginning.
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Portion of above area within Developers Mall Parcel contaIns 1,920 Square Feet.
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UGAL DESCRIPTION
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THE REDEVELOP:'lENT A':;ENCY OF THE CrTY OF SAN BERNARDINO
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CENTRAL CITY PROjECT AREA NO. I, CALIFORNIA R-79
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All that real property In the CI~y of San Bernardino, County of San Bernardino,
Slate of CalHornia, described as:
That portion of Block 21, CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, as per Map recorded
In Book 7, page 1 of Maps, In t'.;e Office of the Recorder of said County,
and that portion of "F" Street a. vacated by said City of San Berna,,:lno
per Resolution No. 9574, record.~d December. 19, 1968 In Book 7150, page
926, Official Records of said County, described as follows:
Commencing at that cerl1in point designated Point "E" in the boundary
described In deed to the Rede"elopment Agency of the City of San Bernardino,
California, recoeded July 9, 1169 in Book 7264, page 766 Official Records
of said County; thence South 89057'05" East along said boundary :0.50 feet
to an angle point ther~in; the:lce continuing South 89057'05" East 2.17 fect;
thence South 0002'55" West 117.00 feet; thence South 89057'05" East 121.00
feet to the TRUE POINT OF BEC;.!;NNlNG; thence continuing South 80'57'05" .
East 109.00 feet; thence Nortr~ 002' 55" East 95.00 feet to a line that bears
North 89057'05" West from thaifcertain point designated Point "F" in said
boundary; thence South 89'S7't{>" East 241.16 feet to said boundary; thence
along said boundary the followIng coursp.s:
South 0002'55" West 11.61 feet; thence
South R9 '57'05" East 1.17 feet; thence
South 0002'55" \Vest 111.56 feet; thence
North 89'57'05" West 4.25 feet; thence
South 0'02'55" West 11.83 feet; thence
North 89057'05" West 347.08 feet to a line that bears. South
'0.02'55" '"Vest from the True Point of Beginning; thence North 0002'55" East 40.00
feet to the TRUE POI"T OF BEGINN/1\G. .'
Containing 37,011 Square Feet.
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All tha; real property In the CIty of Sar. Bernardino, Coun:-'-= :J=~,,"
State of Callfornla, described a$: .
That por:lon of Block 21, CITY cr~SAN BERNARDINO, .s ._'~'__ '
Bo.>k 7, pac;e 1 of Maps, In the i,flce of the Recorder of Z'-=T:r, , ~__.---=:--- ...
described as follows:
Beginning at that certain &int desi'Jnated Point .~ =~=~_ --'~":::=::.::,_.=:..
described in de~d to the R€;deveJ(.~ment Agency of th('l Ci:-,- -=-~~--===:-;-
California, recorded July 9, 1969 ,":Book 7264, page 76:; .:......0
said County; thence aIor. said bo!'r.Jary the following C=c
South 0 '02' 55'1 \Vest 134.29 feet; the::-
South 89'57'O~" East 5.50 feet; theno
South 0 '02' 55:' West 0.71 foot; thene.
South 89'57'C," East 122.B9 feet to <=~e~__
North 0011'09" We::.t from a point on the South line of sai~ :"'~a;=-==-~:-'::':"":"::'--_'-'-~ :.;:...._..;____
North 89'57'05" Wes, n.60 feet from the Southeast corn~="_~_
thence North 0011'09" West 118.92 feet; thence North 34-'-_""~~.;;~:': .-
feet to a line that o~aC's South 89057'05" East irom sald =-__ :::=~~~
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LEG DESCRIPTION
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All that real property in the ct
State of California, describedr:
That portion of Block IZ. CITY C SAN BERNARDINO, as per Map recorded in
Book 7 . 'Page I of Maps, in the' ffke of the Recorder of said County,
described as follows:
Beginning at that cc tal:, point designated Polnt "A" in the bOJndarj'
described in deed to the Redevelopment Agency o( the City of San Berne.rd:.no,
California, recorded July 9, 1969 in Book 7Z64, page 766 .
Official Records of said County; thence along said boundary the follo"Ning course!>:
{San Bernardino, County of Sun I3crnardino,
North B9'57'05" West 153.47 feet; thence
South 0'OZ'55" West 11.83 feet; thence
North B9'57'OS" West 4,25 feet; thence
South 0002'55" West 93.56 feet; thence
South'89'57'05" East 1.17 feet; thence
South 0'02'55" '?Vest 11.61 feet; thence
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South 0002'55" \Vest from said Point "A"; thence North Q002'S5"East 117 .a~ feet
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TilE REDEVELOPMENT f .NCY OF TilE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
8UILDING "H"
CENTRAL CITY PROrLeT AREA NO. I, CALIFORNIA R-79
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All that real property In the City ~ San Bernarulno, County of San Bernardino,
State of CaU;ornia, described as:t .
That portion tlf..Bloek 2 I, CITY OF 'SAN 9ERNARDlNO, as per Map recorded in
Book 7, Page 1 of Maps, In the Ocnee of the Recorder of said CO'Jnty, des-
cribed as follows:
Beginning at a point on the tast line of said Block 2 I that is South
0.04'20" East 327.15 feet from the Northeast corner of said Block 21; thence
continuing South 0.04'20" East alo,;g said East Une 96.77 feet; thence North
89.57'05" West 79,15 feet; thence North 0.02'55" East 96.77 feet to a line
that bears North 89.57'05" West frj:,m.the Point of Beginning; thence South
B9.S7'OS" East 78.95 feet to the Point of Beg,oolng.
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head parking deck over the above described parcel, at or above a Mean Sea
Level Eievatlon of 1067.00 feet.
Also reservir.g unto the grantor the right to construct and maintain
support columns for sa~d parking deck along those certain lInes shown as
ttcolumn lines" on the attar:hed 'plat. ,which by this reference is made a
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Revised Aprll 21, 1970
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, LEGAL DESCRIPTlON
FOR
THE REDEVELOPMENT P.GENCY Of THE CITY Of SAN BERNARDINO
BUILDING "j"
CENTRAL CITY PROJEC;: AREA NO.1. CALIfORNIA R-79
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All that re~l property in the City of ~an Bernardino, County of San Bernardino,
State of California. described as: .j .
That portion of Block :i 1, CITY of' si. BERNARDINO, as per Map recorded In
Book 7, Page 1 of Maps, in the (_ :f1ce of the Recorder of said County, ....es-
crlbed as follows:
Begi,ming at a point on the Eas~ line of said Block 21 that is South
0.04'20" East 100.00 feet from tce Northeast corner:: ;ald Block 21; thence
continuing South 0'04'20" East aiong said East line 174.15 feet; thence North
89'57'05" West 82,59 feet; the"ce North 0'02'55" East 174.18 feet to a line
that bears Korth 89'55'37" Vlest, parallel with the North line of said Block 21,
from the Point of Beglnni~g; thence South 39"55'37" ;;ast 82.22 feet totr.e
Point of Beginning.
RESERVING unto the grantor the right to construct and maintain an over-
head parki:19 deck over the above dp.scribed parcel, aLor above a Mean Sea
Level Elevation of 1067.00 feet.
Also reservi:1g' unto the grJ:-,tor the right to construct and maintaln
support columns for said parking deck. along those certain lines shown as
"column lines" on the attached P:<1t. which by this reference is made a
part hereof.
SUBJECT TO that cNtai". ;j','ty wall agreement recorded August 27,. 1903
In Boo< 335, Page 254 of ;:'eeds~ records of sa id County.
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All thot rc." p;oporty In'tho CIlI of Sun B~rnord;no, Counly of Sil~ Bornorcllno,
Stutc of C\lllfornia I dcscrHh~dt ::;:
Thol portion 0: Blocks 11,12,2 and :2, CITY OfS^N BERNi\RDINO, ao 'or
Map rccorried in Book 7, page of Maps in the Office oE the Recorder or lid
Cou:;~y, er.J that j"iorUon of "3:p",,"F" and "G" Streets, a.z vilcatcd by said Colty
vf San Bernllrdif'lc p~r Resoluticn No. 9574 recorded December 19 f 2963 !:'. ;'.::ok
7150, page 9~" Official Records of said County and ?esolullon No. 93. i
j'ecorcled i\U<;;U5 t 20, 1968 In Spa;' 7080, page' 517, Official Records of so 1<1
County, c::::;c:ibc-; as foHm'/s:
Commencing at the Ncrthce.st co:ner of 'said Block 12; thence Harth 89057'05"
West along the Xorth line f)t 5t:.id Siock 12, a dIstance of 127.00 fe-:::~. :;l~nce
Nor.th 0"':'2155' l::ast 39 .92 iec~to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; th~nce Nort!1
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~h':'jlC; Nor~:. 39<157'05" V/cs~ i53.42 fect; .
thence South 0002'$5" V.fest 11.83 feet;
L_1ce Nc:th E9057'CS" V/e-:.:. 4.25 fe.::!t;
t:lcnca Scuth 0002' 55 'i Wcs t 53.56 fcat;
. thence South 890$1'05" East 1.17 :':''1lt;
thence South 0"02'S;~ West 11. 61 teet;
thence South 8!:,,057~'>" East 2.83 feet;
th~nce South 0002' ~ 5" Vle!;t 33.17 feet;
te..nce North 89"57'05" West 3S. 00 reel;
"th-:".ce North 0002'S5" East 3:.17 feet;
thence South 89057'OS" East 6.00 fc~t to Polnt. "3";
thence Nor~h 0002'5~" =:as: 157.00 feet;
the:1ce No.th 39057'05" Viest .;eO.75 feet;
thence South 0002 '55" \Vest 11.63 feet;
thence No~h 83057'':15'' Vies: 4.25 fee~;
thence 3cut;.. 0002'55" 'tIes: 73.56 feet;
th<':'.c,: S~t:t:' 39057'05." East 1.17 feet;
;'-:ence S0U:;' oe02'55" \Vest 11.61 feat;
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thence N~rth 8'''57'05''West 35.00 f"et;
thence North 0'02'55" East 93.17 feet;
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. thence North 0'02'55" East 11.83 feet;
thence South 89'57'05" East 4.25 feet;
thence North 0'02'55" East 66.17 feet;
thence North 89',7'05" West 3.33 feet;
thence North 0'02':;5" East 39.00 feet;
thence North 89'57'05" West 0.67 foot:
thence North 0'02'55" East 33. 17'feet;
thence South 89'57'05" East 21.50 feet;
thence North O'02'55":East 6.5:) fec';
thence South 8a'57'~5" East 18.00 feet;
thej'!cc ~uuth 0002.'55" IVlest 39.67 feet.
the~ee North 8:)'57'051 West 10.50 feet to PoInt "E";
theneo South 0'02'55" West 157 .00foet;
t::ence South €9 os 7 'OS" I:dst 4..,0. 7S feet;
,thence North O'OZ'55' Ea"t 11.83 feet;
thence South 89'57'O'i' East 4.25 feet;
thence North O'02'5S'~E3St 111.56 ieet;
thence North 89'57'05 West ..17 feet;
thence North 0'02'55" East 11.61 feet;
t~~ence Nor~~1 ~~oS7'OS" West 2.83 feet:
tnence f\:ort~: ~ cv2i 55" East 29.11 feet;.
thence Nort;, S9'S~'05" West 92.50 feet;
thence Nort,~ 0002 ',:-;5 "nEast 3C. 54 feet;
thence South 89'51'05:' East 140,30 feet;
thence South 0"02.55' . ..H 30.5'; feet;
thence North 8905"05" '.,Vest 15.00 leet;
ther":! Sou~h 0"02',,5': ....'est 29.17 feet;
thene. No:th 89'S 'OS" West 4.00 feet to PoInt "F";
t~~nce South 0.02 SO: \Vest 134.29 feet;
tc.ence South 89'S Or East 5.50 feet.
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LEGAL DESCllIPTION
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CENTRAL CITY PROJECT Ai\EA NO. I, CAUroRNIA R-79
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All that real property In the C1ly of San f\ernardino, County of San Bernardino,
State of Callfornla, described as:
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That portion of Blocks 10,11,12,21 and 23, CITY or SAN. BERNARDINO, as
per Map recorded In Book 1, page I Maps In the Office of the Recorder of
said County, and that portion of "3 ('F" and "G" Streets as vacated by said
City of San Bernardino per Resoluti.:fn 'Ii. 9574, recorded December 19,1968
In Book 7150, Page 326, and Rcso''$t n No. 9351, recorded August 20, 1968
In Book 7080, Page 517, Official Rf ds of said County, described as iollows:
Beginning at a point on the NCltt~ li~e of said Bloc% 21 that Is North 89'55'37"
West 150.00 feet from the Northeasi. corner of said Block 2.1; thence along the
South line of "4th" Street; and alonfsald North lIne,of Block 21; and along the
Easterly lines of the: "3d" to "4th"; and '''G'' to "H" connec:or streets; and along
th~ North line of "2nd" Street as described In those certain deeds to the CIty, of
San Bernard Ino recorded :!ov""bcr 5 i 1970 if, Book 7549, Page as, and
July 17, 1969 in Book 7263, Page B=15, Official Records of said County, the
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North 89055'37" West 281.52 feet~ the:'lce
North ~.:to5.3'37",West 11.31 feet; thence
North 89'55'37" w..t 150.00 feet; thence
South Bl'17'41,,'WFst 83.46 feet; thence
North B9.54'34" \'kst 283.24 feet; thence
South B5.20'19". West'141,84 feet: thence
North 89.54'34".West 213.80 feet; thence
North 89';8'00" West 41.27 feet; thence
along a ter.~ent curve concave Southeasterly with a radius of 255.00 feet through a
'central angle :>f 51'02'00" a distance of 227.13 feet; thence South 39'00'00" West
461. 68 feet; thence a long a tar-gent ClJrve c~ncave Easterly with a rad lus of 2IJ, 00
feetthrou1h a centrel angle of 85'12'00" a dlsta"ce of 29.74 feet; thence South
4601Z'OQ" Ea:;t 643.92 feet: thenc~ along a tangent curve concave Southweste:Iy
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with a radius o[ 345.00 feet threu')I, central angle o[ 46'14'42" a distance o[
278.46 [eet; thence South 0"02'42". est 38.86 feet; thence along a tangent
curve concilve Northeasterly with a -adlus ol 20.00 Ceet through e central dogIe or
90'07'34"" dlstonce of 31.46 feet; thence North 89'55'08" East 616,68 feet; thence
continuing atong said North line of 2nd" Street per said deed to the City of San
Bernardino and along the Easterly pI )long,ltLon of said North Une, North 8904.7' 12"
East 620.51 (eet to the bcglnnlnC] o. (\ tanlJcnt curve concave Northwc'sterly wtth
a radius of 20.00 feet. sale curve I also langent to thc~ [:oJsl lloe of said Block 12;
thence Northeasterly a long said tatl cnll curve through a central" angle of 89 "49' 37" I
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East line 232,66 feet to a polr,t that 15 South 0"02'25" East 321.08 leetlrom the
Northeast corner of suid Block 17; thence North 89057'Q5" West 127.18 feet: thence
~lorth 0"02'55" East J14.67 leet; th"nc. North 89"57'05" West 100.50 feet to a
point that Is South 0'02'55" West r6.33 feet from that certain point designated
Point "A" in the bounddry describe..... in deed to the Redr.velopment Agency of the
City of San Bernardino recorded July 9, 1969 In Book 7264, Page 766, Olllclal
Records o[ said County, said boundary herelM[ter relerred to as "Mall boundar"";
thence North a'OZ'55" East 89.33 leet to a point that Is South 0'02'55" West'
117. PO leet [rcm sa id Point" A"; thence North 89'57' OS" Wes t 153.67 leet to
said "Mall boundary"; thence along; said "Mall boundary" the following courses:
South 0"OZ'5j5"~W,e5t 33.17 feet; thence .
North 89',7' ;i;' tlest 35.00 leet; thence
North 0002'5: ':East 33.17 feet to a point that is North
80057'05" West 6.0a fcet from Poi "3." in said "Meidl boundary"; thence leavlnrJ .
saId "Mall boundary", 1'orth 89'S). 05":West 473.00 leet to said "Mall boundary";
thence along said "Mall boundary"~the following courses:
South 0"OZ'5t" '1lest 33.17 feet; thence
North 89'57' S" ~Vest 35.00 feet; thence'
North 0"02'5 " .:,5t 91.17 feet; thence leaving said "Mall
boundary" North 89"57'05" West 2~' .J3 feet; theoce North 0"02'55" East 118.00
feet; thence SO'Jth 89057''J5'' East '. ,:33 !eet: thence North !:)Q02'S5" East ISD.ClO
feet; thence South 89057'1)5" East -.\..::10 !e~t to a llne that bears North 00')2'55"
East !rom said Peint "C"; thence ='cr:'l.0002'55" East 7 ,67 !eet to a point that is
North 0"02'55" East 117.00 feet lr?" point "D" In said "Mall boundary"; thence
South 89057'05" East 151.67 f~~t tt: said "Mall boundary"; thence alol')g said
tiMall boundary" the !oIlo'lIing CO'JrsesJ
North 0"02'55" East 33.17 feet; thence
South 89'57'05. East 21.50 leet; thence
North 0'02'55" Eust 6.50 leet; thence
South 89'57'05" East 18.00 [eet~ thence leavIng said
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Redevelopment A\lency of the C Itlj 01 San
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Mall Purklng Area
\.lentral CUy Project Area No.
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"Mall boundary" South 89.57'0:''' Ea;'t 2.17 feet; thence North 0.02'55" East
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187.33 feet; thence South 8~.57'()5" ~ast 171.50 rect; thence North 29.24'20"
East 12.24 feet; thence South 01'57'05" Eact 2.50 feet; thence South 0.02'55"
West 10.67 feet to the Casterly I'folongallon of that certain course herein
recited as ';South 89.57'05" C",I~'171.50 feet"; thence Sout~ B9.57'0~" Cast
along sold prolongation 50.00 (e, ; the no, South 0'02'55" West 249.00 feet;
thence South 89.57'05" East 23B. 3 (eet to said "Mall boundary,"; thence along
said "Mall boundary" the followln courses:
North 0.OZ'5S" 'Cast 29.17, feet; thence
North 89.57'05" West 9Z.50 reet; thence
North O'OZ'S5" Cast 30.54 (eet; thence
South 89'57'05" Cast 140,50 reet; thence
South 0.02'~S" West 30.54 (cet; thence
, North B9'5~7,I05" West 15,00 reet; thence
, South O"OZ' 5" We,t 29.17 feet to a point that Is South
89.57'05" East 4.00 feet from P lt'T' In sold "Mall boundary"; thence feaving
said "Mall boundary" South 69'S OS" East llZ.91 reet to the Westerly boundary of
that certain parcel described belu...: as "Andreson Building Parcel"; thence North
34017'10" West alollg said \Vcst~rly bouncary 7,19 feet to th~ N'Jrth line of said
parcel; thence North 89051'23" E~st.;along said North line 113.85 feet to the.
East line of said Block Zl; thenco N.;rth O'04'ZO" West along said E.st line
25.00 feet to a point that is South Or04'20" East 4Z~.9Z feet from said Northeast
corner of Block Zl; thence North 39'57'05" West 79.15 feet; thence North O'n'55"
East 96.77 feet; thence South 89"57'35" East 78.95 feet to a point ,on said Cast
line of Block Zl that Is South a'o~'zo" East 3Z7.1S feet from said Northeast
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corner of Block Zl; thence ~;orth 1"'''0;4'ZO'' West 53.00 feet to a point that Is
South 0.04'ZO" East 274.15 feet or~ said Northeast corner of Block Zl; thence
North 89.57'05" West 8Z.59 feN th'ence North O'OZ'55" East 174.18 feet to
a !Ine parallel with and distant I 0.00 feet Southerly, measured along said
East line, from said North line o.,Blo("k 21; thence North 89055'37" \\'est alo:1.g
said parallel line 67e19 feet to t.~lJ West line of lot 8 in saId Block 21; thence
North 0'03'10" West along said V'est line 100.00 (eet to the North line or said
Block 21; thence North B9.55'37' West 0.6Z foot to the point of Beginning
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Commencing at t~at cert
boundary"; thence "orth O"OZ'S5
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89"57'05" East 4.67 feet to the
'tng described parcel:
point designated Poi:'lt "e" in said "Mall
East 186.67 feet to point "D" In said "Mall.
h 0.32'55" East 363.6Z feet; thence South
t'E POINT OF BEGINNING;
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thence North B9'~?,05" West B'1.00 feet: thence
North 0.OZ'55" (,,'st ~.~2 feel; thence
North BO.57'05" We"t 1~6.33 feet: thence
North 0"02'35". r."'!it 19.25 !(.!f~t; thence
North 89.57'0'. 'IIest n.33 foot; thence
North 0.OZ'55' [.,ot 69.50 feet: thence
South 80.57'0: I:aot 16.50 feet; thence
North 0.OZ'55' Cdst 19.Z5 feet; thence
South 89.57'OS Last 133.00 feet; thence
South 0.OZ'55" cst 15.0B feet; thence
South 89.57'05 Cast 33,50 feet; thence
North 0.OZ'55" Cdst 60.00 feet; thence
Sou~h 89.57'O~' ,Edst 81.00 feet; thence
South O'OZ'55' cst ~O.OO feet; thence
North 89.57' _ West Z4.83 feet; thence
South 0.OZ'55 We'st 96.33 feet; thence
South 89057'0 tast7.50 feet; thence
South 0.07.'5 Vlest Z1.00 feet to the TRUL POINT OF
BEGINNING.
AlSO EXCEPTI:':G THi:;U:f'R.O!vl the r.t It.'..linq :!c5criLed parcel:
Commencing at the Northea -flY terminus of that certain course recited
above as "South 3900Q'~0" \Vest 4 ~J>8 fcet"; thence South 39000'00" W~s:
along sa id boundary 140. oe feet; t}-(~. . c South 51.00' 00" East 15.00 feet to
the TRUE POINT OF BEGtN~;ING; thO :" North 39.00'00" East 11B.08 feet;
thence South 51.00'00" East 50.00 .;t; thence North 39'00'00" East 130,17
fect; thence South 51 oJO' O~.. East 7 .l~?'J feet; thence South 39 00'J' 00" West
172.08 feet; thence South 51.00' 00" '"ast 11. 08 feet; thence South 39.00' 00"
West 76.17 feet; thence North 51'90")0" West 135.08 feet'to the TRUE POINT
OF BEGINNING.
SU8JECT TO that ccr:.ain party wall ac;r,occ.1ent recorded August Z7. 1903 In
Book. 335, Pa;e 254 o! Deeds in the O~:.cc of thE' Recorder of said County.
AlSO SUBJECT TO a., eaSer:1.(';1l [or a Pylon Slgn over and across that portion
of said Block 22 dcs::::-~~ed as follo'.vs:
Commencing at th~ most Northeasterly corner oC the first described
exception above; thcnc~ Nor~h 89057'05" West along the most Northerly line
of said exception 53 .GO feet; thenl' North 0.02'55" East 10.04 feet'to the '
TRUE POINT OF BEGWlllNG; thenc. South 89.57'05" East 7.00 feet; thence
North 0002'55" East 7 .')0 !2~t to 5 Id South line of 4th Street, being a line
parallel with and ci$t~nt 12.75 fej Southerly, measured at right angles. Crom
the North I\ne of said 310ck 22; th ,ce North 89.54')4" West along said
parallelllne 7.00 fe,,! to a line thAt bears North 0.OZ'55" East from the
True Point of Beginnin;; thence So"th 0.OZ'55" West 7 .01 bet to the TRUE
POnE OF BEGIN~'I,:G. ' :
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Redevelopment Agency of the City of
San Bernardino
Mall Parking Area
Central CIty Project Areo No. I, Co f. R-79
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"ANDRES ON BUILDING PARC"L",
Beginning at a point on the tost Ilne of said Block 21 thot Is North
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0004.120" Wc~it 148.41 Ccct from the ,sOPthColst corner of said Block 21;
thence South 0'04'20" ""st 140.41 feer to s"ld Southeast corner; thence
North 89 '57' OS" West "long the SoUlh itne 01 so Id Block 21, a d Is to nee of
98.60 feet; tnence Nonn O'!l'09" W.'st 126.00 [eet; thence North 301'17'10"
West 26.67 feet to a Ilne that beoro South 09'51'23" West from the Point
of Beginning; thence North 89'51'23 l;ast 113.85 feet to the Point of
Beginning.
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Tn.lr"NON_ C7141 80D.,US'"
July 15, 1968
Revised July 11, 1969
Revised July I, 1970
Revised October 19, 1970
LEGAL DESCRIP'i'ION
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THE REDEVELOPMEllTiff:NCY OF THE CITY Or: SIIN BERNARDINO
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PARCEL "A"
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All that real property In the Clt f,San Bernardino, County of San Bernardino,
Sl10te of California, described a a .
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Thllt portion of Blocks 11 and 22 J.ITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, as per Map
recorded in Book 7, page 1 of M p{, in the Office of the Recorder of sa id
County, and ~:-:at porticn of 1l3rd' itrect as vacated by said City of San
Bernardino pe: R!::solc.tic:l. ~o. 9,"" recorded August 20, 1968, in Booi: 7080,
page 517, Official Rccor:;.s of sc; j, County, described as rollows:
Beginning at t'ne\t ca:-~31n ;l;Jint designated Point "C" in the bouncldr~'
described in ci~-ed to ::~e Redevel.op:nent Agency or the City of San Berna:-cino,
California, reco:-d~c July 9, 19o~, in 800f: 7264" paqe i6o, Official R<:!ccrds
of said Countj"; thence i';v:":~ 89057'05" V.'est 4.00 feet; thence Socth 0"02'55"
West 2.00 feet; thence No:::h ~~rS7'0S" West 286.33 feet; thence North
0'02'55" East lIS.00 faet; thej,e South 89'57'05" East 46.33 feet; thence
North 0002'55" East l3c.on feel thence South 89Cl57'05" East 2~4.00 :~et
to a line that bears r':.::lr:.h ~(I02'S5" East from said ?oint "C"; thence Sou~h
0.02'55" Wes"l. 290.00 fee......o th~ Paint of Beginning.
Containlng 73,171 Sc;ua:a ;'aet..
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il:GAL DESCRIPTION
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CENTRAL CITY PROJt r AREA NO. I, CALIFORNIA R-79
All that real property in the City of San Bernardlno, County of San Bernardino.
State of California, described a~,:
That portion of Block 23, CITY or SAN BERNARDINO, as per Map recorded in
Book 7, Page 1 of Maps, in the Office of the Recorder of said County, des-
cribed as follows:
Commencing at the Northiostcrly terminus of that certain course
recited as "~orth 39"00'00" East 461.68 feet" in the boundary described In
deed to said City of Sa" Bernardino recorded July 17, 1969 'In Book 72EQ,
Page 835, Official Records of sai" County; thence South 39'00'00" West
along said bo%dary 14~.08 fe~t; hence South 51'00'00" East 15.0~ feet
to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINN[1>:', ; thence North 39 '00' 00" East 118.08 feet;
thence South 51'00'00" E~st 50.00 feet; thence North 39'00'00" East
130.17 feet; thence South 51.00',QG" East 74.00 feet; thence South 39'00'00"
West 172.08 feet; ,hence South 51'00'00" East 11. 08 feet; thence So~th
39.00'00" Vlest 76.17 feet; the,r,ce North 51 '00'00" West 135.08 feet to
the TRUE POINT OF 8EG[:-I~iIl\G.
Containing 2S ,119 Square Feet.
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION
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THE REDEVELOPMr.NT AGlrcy OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
REVISED
HARm' COMPANY PARCEL ,
CENTRAL CITY PROJECT MEA NO. I, CALIfORNIA R-79
All that real property In the City 0\ San Bernardino, County of San Bernardino,
State of ,California, described as: ,
That portion of Block lZ, CITY or SAN BERNARDINO, as per Map recorded
In Book 7, page I of Ma ps In the \l)ffice of the Recorder of sa id County,
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anc that portion of "3rd" Street a, vacated by said City of San Bernardino
per Resolution No, 9574 recordedjecel'1ber 19, 1968 In Book 7150, page
9Z6, OWclal Records of said Cou 1', described as follows: .
Beginning at toe Northeast rner of said Block 12; thence North
89057'05" West along the North I . of said Block IZ, a distance of lZ7.00
feet; thence North 0"02'55" East;:t- .9~ feet to a point in the bounrlary
described In deed to the Redeveiop",er.t Agency of the City of San Bernardino
recorded July 9, '1969 In Book 7Z04" page 766, Official Records of said
CountYi thence along said boundar,! the following courses:
North 89057'OSJ West 100.17 feet; thence .
South 000Z'55 ~We~t 40.00 feet; thence
leaving said boundary and contln'ling South ~00Z'55" West.206.33 feet;
thence South a9057'~5" East parallel with said North line 100.50 feet;
thence South 000Z'55" West 114.67 feet; tho nee South 89057'05" East
127.18 feet to a point on the ~ast line of said Block 12 that Is South
000Z'Z5" East 3Z1.08 feet from said Northeast Corner; thence North
000Z'25" West 3Z1.08 feet to the Point of Beginning.
Containing 65,494 Square Feet.
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CENTI\M CITY MALL
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These criteria havc;,.bccn established to assure an vut- 1\
standing Shopping Contnr nt~, for the mutual benefit of all Jc~U
pants. Conformance will lJr '::;trictly enforced and any installed
nonconforming sign must bc;brought into conformance at the solc~
expense of the Occupant cFbcting the same.
The Project Architpct shall administer and interpret thc!;c
criteria but shall nOt be empowered to authorize any depart-
therefr.om. t
Sign
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A.
GENERA~ REQUIREMENTS - ALL OCCUPANTS
, Each Occupai1t sl\illl submit or cause to be submitted
to the Proj~ct Archi.~ct for approval before fabrication,
not less than four ~'copies of detailed drawings indi-
cating the location, si~e, layout, design, materials an~
color of the propos~ sign, including all lettering and
graphics. Such ura~ ng5 shall be submitted concurrently
with sufficient arc tectural drawings to show the exact
relationship with t~ store design.
2. Each Occupant ! ~ I obtain ~nd pay for all permits,
approvals, installat and maintenance.
3. Each Occupant s
of all requirements
'1 be respon~iblc for fulfillment
f th~s~ Sign criteria.
4. No Occupant sha affix or maintain upon any glass
or ot~er material on he Mall storefront or upon the ex-
terior walls of the ~ ilding any signs unless it shall
first have received the written approval of the Project
Archite~t.
B. GENERAL SPECIFICATIO!<JS - ALL OCCUPANTS
1. Painted lettering will not be permitted, except as
specified under Article F-2-A8 hereof.
2. No animated,
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3. No exposed illuminated tubing or lamps will be
permitted.
4. No exposed raceways, crossovers, conduit, con-
ductors, transformers or cabinets will be permitted.
5. No manufactu:erls or approval agenci~s' labels
ex~s~d to public vi~w will be permitted.
6.' No pylon or po~' signs will be permitted. except a
Shopping center iden~ttfication sign at the discretion of
Developer, the Penne~ TEA pylon sign in the location sh~wn
on E:,:hibit D, and a r mwar (Wards) TBA pylon sign within
Monwar parcel O.
C.
7. ^11 signs shall lear the UL label, and their
installation shall c 'ply with all local building
and electrical c~des
8. Electrical ser.ir- ~O 311 signs shall be on the
respective occupant'~ ~~ectrical system.
CO~.' ,'RUCTION REQU (KJ;lTS - ALl, OCCUPANTS
1, All signs. :'Ol~., fastanings and clips shall be
of hot-dipped gaiva....zed iron, stainless steel, alt::n-
inum, brass or bron.:e:. No black iron materials of any
type will be permit)d.
2~ All exterior s ns or letters exposed to the weather
s~all be mounted 3/ " from the wall surface to which they
are ~pplied to permit proper drainage of dirt and water.
3. Location cf al; opp.~ings in building walls for con-
duit and sleeves sh~ll be 'Show::'), on the drawings submit-
ted to the rroject i!rchitect for appr..wal, and instal-
lation shall confort with the approved drawings.
4. ~ll penetrations of any building structure sh~ll be
neatly sealed to a watertight condition.
, Ea~h Occupant or. its sign concractor shall be r~=pon-
sible for and shal~ repai~ any damage to any work caused
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D. DE3IG:: ~ ~:.a::;rs - hLL OCCllr7\~ITS
1. NI' siC;Jns on sp~'iul backgrcunds shall be inslall,'d.
2. No signs
fronlnge will
3. No signs
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4. !~n Sinn. 01' ..ni .porlion tr.'!rc~[ ';hall pr.ojC~L lJ'ovc.
the pUrnpl..:~ or lop )[ wall to ...,hlch it is affixed.
DJ::P1\RT:.tl~;:1' ~.T~
pcrpJm.1icula.r to the buildinC] or HZlll
be pe:r;lnitLc'J.
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The provisions of this ExhibiL C, except as othcrwL.;c C'
pressly p:..ovided i~"! this Exhibit C, shall not be (]FPli-:,J.JJlc
to the identificat n signs of t-1on\..'t1r (\"lards), Penney r-r
Harri~, it bf!ing u dPT:=it.o<::n ~f"I("l "''1~r;>....ti th;:il,t the~"" 0--,~'.!.");:jn'-~;
may have thcir'usu~l identificaL~~n signs on th~ir b~l1din9s,
as the same c):ist C:1' similar bnildi!"1.gs operated by them in
Southern C'aliforni~1 from time \,;,0 time, inclucHng Enclo5~-:l ~~al1
. entrance signs \-lh iJ: I may be similar to those of the same Occu-
pants ~hich are loc?teC in other Enclosed Mall shopping centers
in Southern cnlifornia; pro\'ided, however, there shall be no r )oL
top signs or signs which are flashing, moving or audible. with
re!:l'~ct to the TBAs the provi~ions of Sectio!ls B (cxcert B-5) I
D-2 and 0-3 of this Exhibit C shall be applicable. For the p~r-
poses of this Scct~ n E the Harris sign attached to th~ elevator
p"ntho'-.;:c shall not bcconsic1ercc: 2 roof top sign.
F.
Dl':SIGN REQUB.E:.1E~'T;:,
Interior tia 11 5 ian~
HALL OCCUPAo,TS
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Mall floor.
4. signs shi'll be parallel to the :' - -- :.::ont
and shall project not more than 4" b' :".' the
st~rcfront lea~e line.
5. sign, ~hal1 be of the following si=~:
(a; In length, not mo!'e th?~ twc-thircs
of the fjvcrall lC:"!3~ frontas.:: (met;~urec.l,
in u strai<",ht line without recez, ~s) nor
less th~n 3' from any n~arezt ai lac~~t
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be exactly 14". If of capitals and lower.
cas~, c<lpitals shall be exactly 16" ....15 i:.
the lower Ctl:::;c letters proportionate thereto.
6. Signs shall be individually mounteJ letters.
No ~~J:iiJL ..ill be illlo\"CU, except that \.lhcrc the
Occupant roilY have an estilblinhcd, publicly rcc~~-
nizcd "10go" or store SilJnilture, ~;uch may be used;
provided, howJ"cr, that such sirJnature "hall con-
form with all thcr re::quiremcnts of U', "Sign
criteria.
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names only. additional advertising will be per-
mitted, i.e., "Discount sales," "Quality Shoes,"
liMen IS Wear," etc. or miscellaneous brand names
included in their operation.
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8. Each Occupant may place on each storefront,
within the glass area, gold or silver leaf letter-
ing not to exceed 2" in height nor more than 144
square in~hes, indicating hours of business, emer-
gency telephone numbers, etc.
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9. No edvertising placards, banners, pennants,
insignias or tradcm<lrks or other descriptive
material shall be affixed or maintained upon
the storefront.4
10. No signs will be permitted to be displayed
in show window space without the approval of the
Developer or hi~ nppoinLcd agent.
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1. Signs s
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conform with details and spec-
on She::;t SC-l.
2. No sign
reverse chan
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3. Illu~in~,ion is optional, but back-lighting
only may be ~eC.
4. Finish shall be high-glos~, baked enamel of
a color selec~ed from the palette of twelve colors
to be pru~idcd. However, if a definite color may
be identifletWith an established, publicly recog-
nized "logo" r signature, such other color may be
applied provo cd Inaterial and application conform
with all othr~ require~nnts of these Sign criteria.
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G. MISCELIJ\NEOUS
1. Each Occupant wh~has a non-customer door for
receiving merc~andisc ~hall stencil its name and
address on the door in 2" high block letters. Where
the door may serve nrC;.e than one Occupant, each name
and address shall J,,,.pplied . Letters shall be of
th" l"tt"r face s~wn"on Sh"et SC-2 attached hereto
and shall b" appr4illl~telY 4' -6" abov" the floor.
2. Each Occup~nL m4y instal l on th" Mall front th"
numbers only for the street address in the cxnct 10ca-
Hon stipulated by t. .. project Archite",t. Letters
shall be 4_1/211 high4 ;.tten I s t'Executive" with man-
ufacturer's standard " ite finish.
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H. ADMINISTRATION
In the event any C'flict of opinion between the Occu-
pant and the proje Architect as to the application
of the Design crit ia cnnnol be satisfactorily re-
solved, the projec Architect shall submit the design
to Developer, J. Ci{' Penney Company, Inc., Montgomery
W~rd & Co., ~ncorp ated and The Harris Company, whose
decision shall be i~al and binding upon the Occupart.
This shall not be construed by any Occupant as warrant-
ing submission of a design which does not conform to
the Design Criteria.
I. EXCEPTIONS
Signs required by luw (i.e., barber pole, bank, etc.)
will be permitted, hut only as approved by the project
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STANDARDS OF' MAINTENANCE-ENCLOSED MALL
1.
,t.11 ropers, debris, filth and refuse shnll be r .:loved
from th..~ Mall, and tiled or terra?zo areas shall be wn~~~ .1 c;r
thoroughly b'..ept ar required. All sweeping and washing shall
be at intervals before any store in the adjoining Floor Area
shRll he open for business to the public.
2. All trash and rubbish containers located in the Mal~
shall be emptied daily and shall be washed at intervals sufficient
to maintain the same in a clean condition.
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3. All landscaping tra!l be properly maintained in acco~u-
ance witi: standards of maFtenance, replanting and replacement
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~t:dscaPing architects and approved
All drainage fac ,tes shall be cleaned on n :;chedule
~"J;ficient to maintain al . sf.,er lines in a free-flowing con-
dilion and all mechanical ,quipment related to storm and san-
recommena~d by the projec
itary sewer fucilities s
1 be regularly inspected and kept
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in proper working order.
5. All stairways an'~or escalators shall be (a) swept at
i . . th \: . 1 d' t' (b)'
ntervals to ma~nta~n e:samc ~n a c enn con ~ 10n, ~n-
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spected at regular intervajs and (e) pro~pt~y repaired upon
the occurrence of any irr~ularities or worn portions thereof.
6. All glass, in~luding skylights, clerestory window~,
plate glass and/or glaSs-et~losed devices shall be cleaned nt
intcrvnls sufficient to ma1ntain the same in Q clean condition.
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including, but not by wF of limitation, hose bibbs, standpipes,
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sprinklers and domestic ~ater lines, shall be inspected at reg-
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ular intervals and prom?tlt repaired or replaced, aa the occasion
may require, upon the occurrence of any defect or malfunctioning.
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All Mall amenitl'e~, benches, and institutional, direc-
traffic and ot~e ~igns shall be inspected at regular
tional,
intervals, maintained in~a clean n~d attractive surface con-
dition and promptly rel~~red or replaced upon the occurrence
of any defects or irre!uiarities thereto.
9. All lamps s~all be inspected at regular intervals and
all lamps shall be pro~ptly replaced when no longer properly
functioning.
10. The improvements on and to the Mall shall be repaired
or replaced with materials, apparatus and facilities of quality
at least equal to th~ qualit~ of the materials, apparat~s and
facilities ~cpaire~ or replaced.
11. The Mall shall be illuminated at least during such hours
of darkness as any of the stores in the adjoining Floor Area shaJ.l
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be open for business t~ the public and for a rensonable period
thereafter in order to;pe~it safe egress from the Floor Area by
its users, and shall
allO be illuminated during such hours of
m~lh~r as will afford reasonable security
darkn~ss and in such
for the stores. ~
12. The Parties Sh~. use their best efforts to arrange
with local police autho~ties to (a) patrol the Mall at regular
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exits to the Shopping cenl~ during
traffic conditions would :!!s~nablY
such hours and periods as
require such supervision.
13. with respect to all mechanical and electrical facil-
ities and systems serving t~e Mall, including, but not by way
of limitation, the light~n facilities, vertical transportation
facilities, heating, vene' ating and cooling systems, and ac~u-
ated ~r manually operated oors, city shall (a) inspect the
same at regular intervals, (L) promptly repair the same upon
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the occurrence of any fail\1r.e, defect or malfunctioning, and
(c) as respects the said heating, ventilating and cooling sys-
tems, maintain the same so as to comply with the performance
specifications therefor.
14. All surfaces of the Mall which are painted or
othe~~isa finished shall be cleaned at regular intervals and
repainted or otherwise refinished at least once during every
five-year period, and the c~tling o~ ~he Mall sha~l be
cleaned and pairted or re!a~nted as necessary, giving
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attention to the areas surrounding the diffusers.
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STANDI\RDS OF W:*Il~l7INCE-PARKING AREI'.
The surface of ~h~ ~arkin9 Area and sidewalks
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pnrticula~
PART II
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shall be
maintained level, smooth nd evenly covered with the type of sur-
facing material o~iginall installed thereon, or such substitute
thereof as shall oe in a1 ,rFspects equal thereto in quality,
appearance and durability
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containers located in the Parking
'Area shall be emptied daily and shall be washed at intervals suf-
ficient to maintain the ~ame in a clean condition.
3. All landscaping shall be properly maintained in accord-
ance with standards of main~enance, replanting and replacement
recommended by the Project landscaping architects and approved
by Agency.
4., All hard-surface~ markings shall be inspected at regular
intervals and promptly repainted as the same shall become unsightly
or indistinct from wear and tear or other cause.
5. All sewer catch badins shall be cleaned on a schedule
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sufficient to maintain all se\.Jer lines in a free-flowing con-
dition and all mechanical equipment related to storm and sanitary
s~wer facilities shall be ,regularly inspected and kept in proper
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order. d
All asphalt paviJb shall be inspectcd at regular inter-
working
vals and maintained in a first-class condition.
1. All stairways an~/fr escalators shall be (a) swept and
washed at intervals SUffi~i~nt to maintain the same in a clean
condition. (b) inspected t.~regUlar intervals .nd (c) promptly
repaired upon the occurrE~ of any irregularities or worn por-
tions thereofw .
8. All parking facil't~ amenities, benches, and institutional.
directional, traffic and ~h~r signs "hall be inspected at regular
intervals, maintained in a clean and attractive surface condition
and promptly rcp~ircd or replaced upon the occurrence of any
d~-Qct or irregularities t~ereto.
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9. All lamps shall
and all lamps shall be
functioning.
10. The improvement&. n and to the Parking Area shall be
linsp~cted at reguiar intervals
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of qua}ity at least equa .0 the quality of the materials, ap-
paratus and facilities r or replaced.
11. The parking ~~ea shall be illuminated in such areas
as the Parties shall d~te m~e at least during such hours of
darkness as any of .the st res shall be open for business to
the public and for a re~so~able period thereafter in order to
permit safe egress from the Shopping Center by its users, and
shall also be illuminated during such hours of darkness and in
such manner' as will afford reasonable security for the stores.
12. All Parties shall,use their best efforts to arrange
with local police authorides to (a) patrol th.. ?arking Area
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at regular intervals and t') supervise traffic direction at
entrances and exits to th~ Shopping center during such hours
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CENT L CITY MALL
RULES ,W.REGULATIONS
A. FLOOR AREA
1. The Occupants ! the Developer Enclosed Mall Storeu
shall be opon for busineso aily, holidays exoepted, from and
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after the dates when they S~~ll respectively originally opon
for business at least thos;hours as at least two of the Stores
of Penney, Monwar and Barril shall be open for business. All
Occupants shall have their Uindow displays, exterior signs and
exteri6r advertising displays adequately illuminated continu-
ously during such hours as Penney, Monwar and Harris shall
illuminate their window dis~lays, exterior signs or exterior
advertising displays. The Eoregoing provisions shall be sub-
ject, as respects any ss controlled by governmental regu-
lations or labor union acts, in its hours of operation to
the hours of operation so pI scribed, and shall not apply to
Occupants providing financi~l services.
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2. All Floor Arca~ including vestibules, entrancc~
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and returns, doors, fixture
windows and plate glass shall be
maintained in a safe, neat . ~ clean condition.
3. ~l trash, ref e and waste materials shall be
regularly removed from the emises of each Occupant of the
Shopping Center, and until~removal shall be stored (a) in ade-
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quate containers, which SU1h containers shall be located so as
not to be visibl~ to the g~neral public shopping in the Shopping
Center, and (b) so 9S not ~o constitute any health or fire hazard
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or nuisance to any occupan1.
4. No portion of the Shopping Center shall be used for
lodging purposes.
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5. Neither sidfiw~lks nor walkways shall be used to
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display, store or place fny merchandise, equipment or devieeo.
6. No advertising medium shall be utilized which can
be heard or experienced ~utside 01 the Floor Area, including,
without limiting the generality of th~ foregoing, flashing
lights, searchlights, loud speakers, phonographs, radios or
television.
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7. No auction,.' fire, bankr11ptcy, or going-out-of-
business sale shall be Inducted in, at, on, or about the Shop-
ping Center or any port' n ~r portions thereof.
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8. No use sha: be made of the Shopping center or any
portion or portions the~10f which would (a) violate any law, ord-
inance or regulation, Cb)" C:.-!jstitute a nuisance, (e) constitute
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an extrahazardous use, or ~~) violate, suspend or void any pol-
icy or policies of insurance on the Stores.
9. Developer shall use its best efforts to require
Occupants of the Develop~r Parcels to cause all trucKS servic-
i.ng the retail facilities of Developer Parcels to load and un-
load prior to the hours oft the Shopping Center opening for bus-
iness to the general public~
B. CONDUCT OF PERSONS
Agency anc1 city
able, as respects the Dc
j1 Developer to the extent applic-
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l~per Mall Parcels) do hereby es-
tablish the following ru
s and regulations for the use of
roadways, walkways, Mall., Parki~9 Area, and other. common
facilities provided for tlhe use of Permittees:
1. No :?erson zhnll use any road\'lay, walkw:J.Y or Mi'\ll,
ey.cept DS a means of egress from or ingress to ar.y Floor Area
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and to Parking Area within; the Shopping center or adjacent public
streets. Such use shall bf in an orderly manner. in accordance
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with the directional or other signs or guides. Roadways shall
not be used at a speed in excess of 20 miles per hour and shall
not be used for parking
loading or uuloading of
or etopping.
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pa !'-~3enger s .
except for the immediate
No walkways or Mall shall
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~e used for other than pedestrian travel.
2. No Person shall use any Parking Area, except for
the parking of motor vehicles during the period of time such
Person or the occupants of such vehicle are customers or bus-
iness invitees of the reta;l establishments within the Shopping
Center. All motor vehicles shall be parked in an orderly manner
within the painted lines defi~ing the individual parking places.
During pcnk periods of business activity, limitations may be
imposed as to the length~f time for parking use. Such lim-
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itations may be made in ~~ecified areas.
3. No Person S~ll use any utility area, truck court
or other area reserved fdr use in connection with the conduct
of business, except for t~e sp~cific purpose for which permis-
sion to use such are~ is Jiven.
4.. No employe~ of any business in the Shopping Center
shall use any area for motor .vehicle parking, except the area or
areas specificaily deS~qn~tl; for employee parking and for the pa~-
ticular period o~ time sut use is to be made as determined, or as
established by ordinance: r~vided that in order to permit convenient
access by customers and buslr',ess invitees to Floor Area within the
Shopp:i.nq Center, no orca (s) for employee par~in9 shall be designated
within three hundre~ (300) fe~t ol t~e Floor Area of any Party with-
out the prior app~oval of such Party,
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5. No Person shall in or on sny part of the Com-
mon Area 9 :
(a) Vend, peddle or solicit orders for sale or dis-
tribution of any merchandise, device, service, periodical,
book, pamphlet or other matter whatsoever.
(b) Exhibit any sign, placard, banner, notice or other
wrItten material.
(c) Distribute any circular, booklet, handbill, placard
or other material.
td) Solicit memP rship in any organization, group or
association or contrib tion for any purpoGe.
(e) Parade, rall , patrol, picket, demonstrate or
engage in any conduct ha~ might tend to interfere with
or impede the use of y of the Common Areas by any Permit-
tee, create a disturb4~ce. attract attention or harass, annoy,
disparage or be detrimental to the interest of any of the retail
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establishments within the Shopping Center.
(f) ~se Common Areas for any purpose when none of the
retail establishment~ withir. the Shopping center is open for
business or employment subject to section 3.1 of the REA to
which these ~ules and Regulations are attached as Exhibit F.
(g) ThrQw, discard or deposit any paper, glass or extran-
eous matter of any kinlt", except in. designated receptacles, or
create litter or ha?,,"- s 'of any kind.
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(h) Use any souo~.making device of any kind ~r create
or produce in any mC1nncr noise or sotJ:1d that is annoying,
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Ii) Deface, db~g~ or demolish any sign, light
standard or fixtur~~ l,!"dscaping material or other
improvement within th~ Shopping Center, or the prop-
erty of customers, )usiness invitees or employees
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situated within the Shopp~ng CentE~.
C. CIVIC USES
Notwithstanding ~nything to the contrary contained
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Mall Parcel for appropr;il-.e civic uses, subject to approval
of Agency, which approva. shall not be unreasonably withheld.
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FORM OF LETTER AGREEMENT
EXHInIT G TO REA
Gentlemen:
Th~ Redevelopment ^~oncy of the City 0= San Bernardino, ~lifornia,
J. C. Penney Company, Inc., John S. Criffith & Co., a corporation,
and Curci-Turner co., a partnership, joint venturers under the nama
and Styl~ of Central City Company, The Harris Company, Citr of San
Bernardino, upham Devclopm~nt Company, Connecticut General Mortgage
and R~alty Investments (Parties), and Monw~r Prop~rty Corporation
(Monwnr), ha.ve agreed to e:cccute and deliver unto eOlch other a
tECLARATION OF RESTRICTIONS, CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION, RESTRICTION
AND EASEMENT AGREE"~T (Rr.A). In .connection with the execution of
the REA the Parties have required certain guarantees from the under-
signed Montgomery Ward & Co., Incorporated (Montgom~ry Ward), an
Illinois corporation, the parent c~rporation of Monwar Property
Corporation.
As an inducement to the Parties ~o execute and deliver the REA,
Montgomery Ward hereby r~presents: to and agrees with each of the
Parties, their successors, assi9nc~s, mortgagees and lessors under
a sale and leaseback f~nanC'ing.arr.~ngcment as follows:
1.
Montgomery Ward, an I
Offices at 619 W. Chi
the sole stockholder ;
inoi5 corporation, with General
o Avenue, Chicago, .Illinois, is
~onwar.
2. Montgomery Ward he:eb) larantees that it will cause Monwar
to fully and faithful }\eep, observe and perfor;n each and
every covenant, agreer. t; condition and restriction con-
tained in tile REA to kept, .performed or observed by
Monwar: provided, howe~er, Montgomery Ward shall not be
obligated to couse Mon~~r to keep, p~rform or observe such
covenant, agreement. condition or restriction cont~ined in
the REA during any time ~rld to the extent that Monwar shall
by the ~erms of the REA not be required to keep, perform or
observe such cov~nant, asreemcnt, condition or restriction, ,
o.~ shall by the terms of the REA be excused from performing,
keeping or observing such coven~nt, ~9reefuent, condition or~
restriction; and providec. further, that to the extent
Montgomery Ward pursuant ijo a lease or other agreement be-
tw~en Montgomery Ward ard Monwar performs, keeps or observes
the covenants, agreements,.. conditions or restrictions con-
tained in the REA to be kept, performed or observed by Monwar,
Montgomery Ward shall not be obligated to cause Monwar to keep,
perform or observe such agreements, covnnants, conditions or
restrictions a- This Guarantee will continue unc~anged by
bankruptcy, reorganization or insolvency of Monwar or any .
successor or assignee thereof or by any disaffirm3nce by a JL
trustee of Monwnr. Tile terms of this Guarantee shall be ~
binding upon and inure to ~he benefit of the respective j
successors nnd assigns of ~he Parties. r
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The liability o~MontgOmorY Ward hereunder is primary
and may be enfor ed by the Parties before or aftor pro-
ceeding against ~war.
Montgomery WardlQ ees to operate D retail dcp~rtment
store in tho Main ~ore Building on Parcel ^ for the
period and on the erms and conditions sot forth in
Section 12.1 of the RE.'\.
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5. Montgomery Ward hereby waives notice of any demand or
other notice by the Parties provided for in the REA,
so long as said notice is served upon Monwar as pro-
vided in the REA.
Please indicate your approval of this letter by signing a copy ~ .
this letter in the space provided and returning it to Montgonler
Ward, '~825East 14th Street, Oakland, C~lifornia, attention of e
Assistant Secretary.
Very truly yours,
MONTGOMERY WARD & co., INCORPORATED
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Vice President
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!hie Acreemen~; made ~nd en~3r d dnlo this day or "," ·
19 , by and betwcr.n the RDJ~r' !-:.~:iiT AG~IC'i 0:' THe CITY OF SAN
BER:i.UiiiINO, a public body eorporntc, .md politie (Uereinafter'rererred to '.,'
AS the l'Atencyll I\nd: ,~..,
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br.re1naftcr referred to as the IIPtrt1.c::ipatinS O'rmcrll).
WITIIES~ETH:
\n~S, the Central Ci~y Proj.c~ Ixe. has been found and desisnated as
an area which rc~uires renewal in the interest or the henlth, safety a~d
seneral ~elfare of the City of San Bernardino and the S~ate of California; ~~d
VHEP~~, the Aceney has prepared end a,proved the OFFICIAL P2DEVELOh1E1IT
PLAN for the renewal of the Central Ci<y PrOj.C~, Projec~ No. R_79(hereinaf~er
referred to as the nplann) 1 'Which Plan han b~cn appro'Ted ~nd adopted by the
City Council of the City of San Bernardino by Orelin..,c. 110. 2649 en the 24~h
day or FebruarY1 1965; and ..
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WHEREAS, the Plan p~oYidcs r4. th~ ~licipatiO~ in the rcnc~~l and re-
ac~elo~~cnt of p:opcrty in the Pr~jbc~ Area by the ~~crs or certain k~rcels .
or property if t~e PA~~~S oi such~p'rcverty aZTec to F~rticiFat~ in thc-r~-
de'lclofJ.:.nt in confo:'i:lity \.'ith the.~l~n by entering into 2,"\ agrec:::ent with
the ^6ency to crrectu3tc certain ~~ovecents of such prof~rty; and
VHERE~S, th~ Partici~tin~ ~#~~r is the o~~~r in fea simple 0["3 rarcel
or parcels of property in the Project, '~C3, which ~ropert1 is dcscrib~d in
Exhibit "A" attached hereto a:ld by this re!.erence r:adc a p!rt h~reof and herc-
inatt.cr reterred to .0.5 the ''?:-o,pertytl i and
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~~S, the Farticiratinc O~~~ desires to ~rticipate in th~ rent~al
and rede.closoent of his pro;erty in ~he Project Are~ by effectuatinc the im-
proveccnt of the pro~rty in coo[0:":<11t.1 with the tc~s or t.his AS:'(!c~ent, the
Plan and the teelnra tio:1. ot ."R~s~:,1c t itms.
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IfO'.i,.1'1SRE.r~P...E, the JI.seney a:l.t! the Participating C....':\~!", ror th"3 consider-
ations and u~der the c~uditio~s here~~artc~ s~t tcrtn, do .~~~~st~~~ and
4Sree as follows:
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1. Th~ Plan and the Dcclnr~tion or p.~3t~!ctio~s a~c by rcr~rcnc~ 10-
corro:oatcd ~erein ar.d w.ade a ~rt ~r this A~eo~~n~ with the s~~e force and
effect as thouCh set fcrth i:1. full he:ocL~.
2. Tnr~uzhcut the Project Area th~ AS~~cy ~ill co or cauoc to be done
durinc tn.'!! d-:ve!op:er:t. i1~:dod 0: thL: Project, ncce::.sz:'j' CO!'l.5truction and in-
etallation or si te i,,:p:-c'''c.:i!.~~.~s rOl the P:ojcct f..re~ 81, rcqt.::!.red in ef'!ect-
Iloting the Plnn, _,.' , ,.,
3. (a) ~~e Partici~ti~z
sueGc~~or~ ~nc ~~:i~~ to or of
of~rtJ ~~~~~ covcn:nts for hi~=elft his
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(2). The (),:ner Par icif..:\nt herein covenFUlL3 bJ' and for hir.l!;clf, hi~
hcirG.~ cxccutor~1 adr.1ini t.r~t.orv, n~d a.::;sicn:>, nnd all pcrsoH!J elnir:lln~ under
or lhrou~h thc:t, that th rc ::;hnll b<- no di:critlillat.il,,lOl ltGainnl.. 0.1' sCG:'C'c:aliou
or, any person or croup f pcrs~ns on acco~nt or race, color, creed, national,
or!ein. or ancestry in t c sale, lease, subJcasc. transfer, .use, occu}......lOcyl,
tenure. or cnjoy:n~nl of he pr(r.1i.se~ h~r~in described, nor $hn11 the o,:ner.~ II
rartici~~nt hiaself or a y person e\~icinc under or throuch him, estnblis r
rermit ony such practice or pril.cticor;::J of discrimination or scere(;l\tion wit
reference to the selecti ", lQGn~ion, n~bcr, use .or occu~ancy of tenant~,
lessees. subtenants, nub cssecs1 or vC!'lIdcc~ in the premises herein described.
!lbe toregoinz eovcnnnt,s .hall rUn with t.he land.
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(b) It is inlended th.l the covenant. conlninrd in lhis Section 3(~)
z:h.il be covenant. runni G witl,' the land I and they .hall inure to the benofit
or and be cnforcf'abl~ by the Azenc:y, its successors nnd G.ssic;ns and the o~lr.er
cf any other lands ,~n t~., Project '\:-ea which i. subject to the'lnr,d uae ,'o'luire-
~ents .nd restriction. of tr.e Plan( It is further intended and'.sreed thnt the
covenants contained in 3(.)(1) sha.l re~ain in e!!ect for the pcrood or time
a' provided in the pian ~ut those provided in (a)(2) shall rem.in in effect
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. (e). ~uch agree:03cnts and I~.,enants shall run in favor o~ the Accnc)" for
the entire period durinZlwhich ~Gn aGrec~;~ts shall remain in force and .
cfI:ct without resard to.whetb~~, the Aeency has at any ti~e been, rc~ains. or
is nn o~mer or any l~nd or inte:cst thdrcin to ~hich these covenants relate.
In th~ event or any brea~h the ACency shall have the riebt to exc:cisc all the
riehts cnd rec~die3 availaulc at law or in e~uity to enrorce the curins of such
bx-each.
4. . ~c ParticiF'J.ti~::: Owner ,ar;rees to p-~r::dt and docs hereby p~mit the
Azency access to the ~o~~rtJ he~~in described for any purpose d~e~ed n~c~s~ary
bl the Ascncy for cnrr;,'ir.g out U~ p:ro\Oisior.s ot the Plan. This accc~::s sh~ll
ir.clud~ in~p~ctlon or wor~ by re;4cscnt~tiv~s of the A&~ncy, the United States
Governr.lent. Clorteages,' ""r any lOC.tL or St'=..t!:! aC;ency havinr; jurisdiction \.lith
respect to any local or State hou~inc codes or rezulationn.
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5. Withi~ a p~riod ~et to c~ceed twelv~ (12) months att~r written notice
irOQ the ^scncy, the Part~ciy~tinc O'Nncr agrees to cc~~enc~ ahd ccmplcta im-
provct:lcnts to the hcreinapo"ie described proF~rty as set forth in Exhibit "B"
cttachcd hereto and by this reter~nee ~ace a y~rl hereof.
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6. Within a period ~ot to ~eeed thirtJ (30) days a!t~r depesit in the
Vnitcd 5t~tes cail of the' notice referred to in the prccedins P~:'azra;h 5,
the Particik6tins. O~ner slall sub~it to the Az~ncy pt~li6inary pla~s for the
isproveocnts required or ropo5~d to be maee upon the property, ~~th nacessary
data to show e'ddence of in;tnc.';tl t'esponsibility tor carrying out th.,se im-
provc~ent5. Within a per cd no~ t~ exceed ninety (90) days nfter written
notice by the Azency.ot i s a?p~ovel of such plans, the Partiei;atins ~A~~r
shall submit to the Ase~c' cccpf~te final pla~s and sp~cirications for s~ch
1rnp.ov~Qents Up~:1 ~uch pr perty. The A~er.cy shall approve construction and
o1rJprove:cnt plar~ sub~itt d by ~le Particir~tir.~ Cw~cr immediately after it is
~atistied th~t tho pl~~~ rc ac~uptable ai-d ~n.cor.ror~ity with the P.~d~velop-
~~nt Plan, tho necl~ratlo or Pestr~ctions, ~n1 th~5 A~re~~e~to
In t.he event th::lt. th "bene)- Cinds t1:Q.t th!:- plan.:; are not acccpt;!.ll~ or
not ir~ conro~itJ ~~th thb Orricia1 R?devclc:Qcnt P12:1, the Declaration of
P.ectrictions, or this :..z=tc:;~nt. it sh!l.l~ x-ej~ct sur:h pltlns; sottins fort:' tht,;.
re~sons t~~rcto~c, ar.d $0 notify th~ P\rtir.i~~tin~ C'~~r.. The Azency shall
allo.... ar.. adc'itio:'!al thirt.r (.3:J) do.)ot;: fl.r this SUC!:!iS5io~ or rcotis~d plcr.s
w~ieh sh~11 b~ ~cccpt~blc a~d i~ eo~foriitl with the Official Rcde~elorn,~t
Plan and thi~ J..sr~~~~~r.~;. I In adci tiC':l tl. the requirc!:i~nts herein set forth fGr
ccrc~~ncins ar.d cc~rlctinSltho i~prov~~cn:s, in no ~vcnt ~hal1 th~ co~~~nc~w~n~
\lo!"~: <1:3 d~t~!":::inC';! 1:j" the :"r:;'!OCl be later th.:m t 19 ,.
.end th~. c(".c.plr;:Uon or ~uo:h Io:O~i: b~ later t~;.~ 19 _.__.
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7. (n) The ~:h...{,.iciir~tin~ O.....ner agI'~C3 to Cl.c'1Il-.. 'C frQ{n t.he ^c;Cltc:.' .ouch
o.dditiouol land DS the Accncy r.J.~:t d"tcn:1inc to be nccccosary to JIl"ovhJ...: Q-
LlppropI'iat.c ~it~ in l1ccord~nc~ ....lth the PltUl ilnd the Dccl:l.ro.ti.,n or R.::cLricLlcfl!'.
The LL":tount to be p:lid bj" 'the Pu.rtici}.\J.tinc; O\1'ncJr t.o a.cquire aaid a.ddition1.1
land, ",hleh lane! is d~.scr,ibcd on m",p dcsi[.nntcd E:<hibit IIC_2"' at.tached hcrd,o
cnd oy th': ~ reference 1i13.~O(: a J"':u't hCT,"O! t ::.h.J.ll be at. fair value no dctcn:1in~d
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q,uirctt litl1d as the AC""t:t may deternine to be ni!c~ss;.:".l to pro',!o.i! to the
A&cncy the lend n~cdQd in! acco/~ance with the Plnn; The amount to be paid to
tllO Rtrlicil'atinc o-.'Tler rpr such N'luired lond, which land is dcocrlb-1 On
rl.:J.p dC51f.nntr:l iXhibtt "CLZ" attached hln'eta and by this r(!r(!r~nce mil'.:':- 0.. P.li't
llcreor, 61:':11) ':.~ bll.:Jcd. u~n the, .tal2' market value ot l!i.:J.1.tl ri!quircd land a.s dc-
tcnnlncd b:' the },~Qncy. 1 .
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8. Tho rsrtioip.otin~ Owner sc"eos to taka or petll1it tho AGency to tnke
1111 steps lc[:l1y nt!ccss<1rj" or rc'q,uired to iClpOSO -the ne'" Declaration ot Re-
strictions aeainst such properly; and acrees to join with tho Aecney in ex-'
ccutins or ~ieninG such Dbclaration ot Restrictions cnd new subdivision ~l~ts,
e.nd oUter docu~e:>ts U~t fay, be required, if any. . .'
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9. Failure t.o CO:lP1.~ with any'or the t.:-rms of this Agrccr.lent constitu~.c$
Q dctaul~or breach of A6retCcnt. In the event of default or braach of this
Agreement or any of its tpms or con.:Utions by the Participatins O...'ner, t":, ,
Part.icipatinS C',,';'.~r hereby acrees to sell the property d~:icribed in E:<hib.l. ~ I'A"
herein to the AGency, Thel~~ount to be paid to'sa~d P~rticipating Ch:n&r sh~11
be the lair c;;lrkct v<:llue if the Prop~rty as OJr the dat.e or this A,reerocnt ,';1
d,:termint;:i by the Azcncy., . ,
. 10. It is U~dcrsto011"nd azree~ that no orficial or employee of the
Ae;ency sheJ.l be personally liablt: t.o the Part.lciFSotine; Owner or any obligations
under the t~r~!l or this Atr.ecmcnt. .
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. ll. The develoInc:nt ~overed by .this Asrecment is a private \':ldert!ki:1g,
I1I\d the Pa.:,t.icl:. ';5ne: Ownhr ch.all he'le full po.,,~r over and eXt:lu~i':c co:-:'_:"ol
or the Prol>":-!.J" ~."rein de crib~d, $1.:.'!:ject o:::ly to the licitations and ob-
lientions or the PaTtici. ting ~~n(: under thi5 Agre~~entt th~ Offici~1
. Re~evelo!'1ent Plan. t!:u:1 t e Decl~':-ation or Ii.\l:.:.ot.rict.ions.
12. This Agree":1ent oS .a.ll be: 'in 'full force and e!':".~ct and sh",ll inl.:!':' to
the benefit at p.~d be bin 'ng u~o~ the ~~rtie~ heretot their r~spective heirs,
successors or a~~it:ns ire. the dn.te .of its cxecution.
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13. The Part.icip3:tiu o-....ner ~gr.:c; UHl.t every conveyance of prop~rty
covered by this A~ee=~n~ Sh~llt~~in ~14itio~ to any oth:r cove~ants, contSoin
covenants on the ~~rt of ~ho Par 'c_;~tiu~ ~h~Crt for hi~~~lf, his heirs,
8UCCCSSor$ a.nd assic;ns otlthe pr rty dc:.c:"ibcd herein, which covenants sh~11
be c~vcnants runnins wit~!the l~. ~nd shall bind the Pnrtieipatin~ O~~er, hia
heir~, executors, a~inisrrators,"and essi~~s a~d a'l persons clni~ins under
,or throuzh the::! to eCCc:tuate the tnllo.....i~.:::: '
(a) A f'ovcn2nt that the Pa.rticipat:..nz O..nart his heirs, succ;~'!:~ors
end assizns, o~ t~~ p~op~rty or any ~~~t ther~of; and ar.y le!:s~c of th~
Fop~rt.j or 8::Y ;..,:.t, thereot, will and scalI carry out the work ot the rc-
dcvelo!m~nt of t~~ prope:ty or part or ~rts tncr~of as in this Agre~z~~t
provid~d ~nd wil~ end s~~~l devote ~uch Frop~rtl to th~ uses Gpecitied in th~
Orricial Rcdcvclo:r..~nt Pl~n and the D~clar~tion of Restrictions.
(b) A cove~9nt t~at th~rc shall be no disc~im!n3tion asninst ~~
ec&re~ation or any p~rson or trou?~ at p~rsor.s on account or r~CCt cr~~',
color, n3tior.~1 ~~J~in, O~ onccstry in the sal~. lease, 5ublens~, :ran;~~~,
use, oecu!-~:'\cYt te:lur'e or enjo)i.'!ent or tlle p:-e:dse:; co\'e!"cd by this ft..s:-C':";:~:1.~,
!lor shall a:'ll r-:T30:";!' chtr-:!:t,:; und~r or thr~'..:ch th:: !'.:rticipc:;.tinC O~-m ::.
...-~ t:tbh.!1h or p.:::-.....it ""'7 s'.:':':., prnctiee or p~a~~icc:= ~ f discri:nin:t Hon or !;, .:-
1.....~i1t.ion with rt.:!'~r,,;r.:~ to t"te !;t:l.::ctionl loenHor" r.t.:::-bcr, u:;o 0:- oer:'J!=-:::-'-:'::.
of tcn:l.ntc 1 lCS~O::::"l ~'lbl,,:~:;'~C$, 01' .:~::.,>.~s :!~t ,,;..: I-r..:::15c:: cc.vcrc.,1 '...y t.~~-
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(e) A covc~nt t ta.t. nflcr the s!1tisfoctory'c' lplction of r."':'
eOllslruclic:l or nltcrn\'jon to "he prol'~rl;.y referred 1.0 h~r~int ond .10.1.1.'
ncctt;S;'lry by thitJ ^Greclncn t th.l p~'opcrty 6hnll be dl:voted to the U.!J~~ qt~ci-
tied in tho Official Bodev lOftncnt }.lInn cnd l",~ Occlnr.:lUoli. ot jh;~~d,;tiontJt
nnd Dhllll nolI in whole 0 in p:.Lrt1 be dcvolc..l. to nn~' other U!iC 0,,' '..'scd tor
cny other Furpo'., I '
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l~. '1'h. pl'ovio~on. 0' thi9 A~l'.eClent do not lImit the riGht or oblise..
to foreclose ('11' ot.herwise nCort!e :.:ny 1!lortgoc,=, I' deed oC trust or ot.heJ' cn-
c\~wrnnc~ upon tho proporl I or1the ri&ht or oblicees to pursue 4ny rCM~dics
tor the enforcement or any pled.!? or lien upon tho proparly providQtl, hO'tlavcr f
that in the event or 4 lor closur~ Dele under any such mortcace, d~ed or trust,
or other lien or encu.':l.bro.n c, or a salo pursunn t to any }lo""~r or :;...le contl1ined
in Bny such E:ortc:~Cc or de d or trust.. the p\:!"chaser I ,or rl:-:-ch".,,~l'$ und t.hc~:'
C;tlccessors and u3siCns I an the prop~rt.y, tihi~ll b(l', a-nd 01-.311 ,--".' i r" - La ~e
subject to all or the conti tionsa restrictione and covenants !-.':-: ,_in prod.dcd
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thia Azrccment ~s of the drte first abo~e wri~lcn. .
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pYLOII SJtlll.~CATlml DESCRIpTIO:I
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All that real pl-oporty in tho Cit~ Jf San Bernardino, County Lr San Cernardino,
State of California, descl"ibed as:
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That portion of Block 9, CIlY Of SAtI em:AP.UlHo> as per flap recorded in' I
Book 7, Page 1 of flaps in thb Offi ce of tho Recorder of said County and that ,
portion of "II" Street as va~ted by said City of San Bemardlnn per R.:solution .1
No. 9351 recorded August 20, 196B In rook 7080, pa"~ 517. Official Records '
of said Coun.ty. descl'ibed as follo,js: , .
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Beginning at the intersectlo of a line parallel llith and distilnt 24.75 feet
Northerly, nlCasurod at righ .,gles, from the South line of said Block 9
tIlth the Easterly line of tho San Bernal"dino frec,lay (lnter:tate 15); thonce
North 890 57' 56" East alrn said parlnol line 92.70 feet to its intersection
tlith a line parallel ,lith an distant_2~.75 feet :Iorthel'ly, t1easllred at right
angles. from the South line f 810ck 10. CITY or SAil OER~IARDlllO; thence
South egO 59' 18" East alan soid parallel line 7.30 feet; thence florth
00 00' ~2" East 100.00 feet; thence I:orth 890 59' 18" I'lest 131.85 feel to
said Easterly line of the Sa BernOlrdino freel'la,'; thence Southerly along
said Easterly line the follo'ling courses:
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South 80 32' 36" East 16.9B'feet; thence
South l~o 53' 26' East 67.63 feet; thence
South 330 38' 15' East~21'1.3 feet to the Point or Beginning.
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AG!E~!!EN!
lPa~king Utilization)
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into thisc:2P/'l day of
~ ,1983, among the CITY OF SAN BEm;ARDINO, a
municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to as "City", the
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF TH~ CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, a local public
agency, hereinafter referred to as "Agency", and CENTP-AL CITY
COMPANY, hereinafter referred to as "Company", a joint venture
between CTC Company, a California partnership, and Central City
Associates, a California partnership.
1. Reci tals .
la) The parties hereto have previously enter-ed into an
agreement, with other parties, entitled Reciprocal Easement
Agreement, being that agreement dated the 24th day of December,
1970, recorded December 24, 1970 in nook 7580, page 280, Official
Records of San Bernardino County, California, relating to the
operation of a facility knmm as Centr-al City Mall. The property
referred to in that Agreement as the "Project Area" is hereinafter
referred to as the "Central City Mall complex".
(b) City and Agency have recently entered into a license
agreement with Commerce Development Associates permitting parking
within the 3-level parking structure which is part of the Central
City Mall complex to Commerce Development Associates, a California
general partnership, as licensee, permitting said licensee to
utilize 131 parking spaces in the 3-level parking structure in
conjunction with its use and occupancy of the Andreson Building,
identified as Parcel L on Exhibit A to the Reciprocal Easement
Agreement, which building is not part of the Centr-al City Mall
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(c) City intends to grant a license for the use of 35
parking spaces in the 3-level parking structure for use in
conjunction with the occupancy of the old Woolworth Building,
identified as Parcel K of Exhibit A of the R~ciprocal Easement
Agreement, which building is not part of the Central City Mall
complex.
(d) The parties hereto desire to enter into mutual
assurances and guarantees that no further licenses or permits for
use of parking spaces in the 3-level parking structure or
elsewhere in the Central City Mall complex will be granted for
purposes other than the utilization for business invitees and
employees of the merchants doing business in the Central City Mall
complex.
(e) The parties hereto further desire to provide for
reimbursement to Company for a portion of its capital expenditure
for the design, construction and acquisition of the parking
control system, and to defray a portion of the day-to-day
operations of the parking control system in the future. .
(f) The parties further desire to guarantee to the
Company that credit will be granted against parking requirements
imposed in the future by City or Agency in the event of expansion
of the existing facilities or additional construction within the
Central City Mall complex, and to assure Company of continued
cooperation and assistance in meeting future parking requirements.
2. Implementation. The parties therefore agree:
(a) City and Agency will not make any additional grants,
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form whatever to any party for the use of parking spaces within
the Central City Mall compl-=x other than those grants referred to
in Recitals (bl and (cl above.
(bl Company undertakes to use its best efforts to assure
that other parties to the Reciprocal Easement Agreement will file
no objections to the licenses referred to in Recitals (b) and (c)
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(cl City and Agency shall either through their own
efforts or by contract sweep the mall parking areas each Sunday,
for the term of this agreement. This shall be in addition to the
sweeping of the parking lots Monday through Saturday of each week,
which has been done in the past and shall continue for the term
of this agreement.
(dl City and Agency assure Company that the mall pylon
sign shall be maintained in good condition and illuminated from
sunset to 9:30 p.m. each evening for the term of this agreement.
(el City and Agency hereby assure Company, for the
benefit of Company and all other parties to the Reciprocal
Easement Agreement, that, in the event of any expansion of the
floor area of any of the businesses located within the Central
City Mall complex, or of any new construction to be' located within
the Central City Mall complex, credit will be granted against the
required parking index, and any other parking requirements of City
or Agency, in the amount of 166 parking spaces, representing the
166 parking spaces committed by license to Parcels K and L. City
and Agency further assure to Company, for its own benefit, and for
the benefit of other parties to the Reciprocal Easement Agreement,
that in the event of any such expansion of floor area of the
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City and Agency will use their best efforts to assist Company and
other busine~ses doing business within the Central City Mall
complex to meet all parking requirements, including, if necessary
and a~~ropriate, the use of the power of eminent domain to obtain
any necessary parking.
(fl Term. Thi~ agreement shall run coincident with that
Rec iprocal Easemen t Agreement heretofore referred to, and during
the term of any extension thereof. This agreement shall not be
terminable except as the Reciprocal Easement Agreement is
terminated, provided, however, that in the event any party to the
Reciprocal ~asement Agreement other than City or Agency objects to
the licenses referred to in Recitals (bl and (c) above, and such
objection results in termination of either or both of such
licen~es, then this agreement may be terminated immediately by any
party hereto.
(9) Agency shall pay to Company, not later than October
27, 1983, or sixty days after the first occupancy permit for any
portion of the rehabilitated Andreson Building is issueq,
whichever is earlier, the sum of $2,750.00 to reimburse Company
for a portion of its capi.tal expencHture for the design,
construction and acquisition of the parking control system. In
addition, cOIllJ'nencing on the first day of the month following the
issuance of the first occupancy permit for any portion of the
rehabilitated Andreson Building, or October 27, 1983, whichever is
earlier, Agency shall pay Company one-sixth of the monthly
operating costs of the parking control system as determined and
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monthly charge payable by Agency is $450.00, but such amount shall
be subject to revision as the costs of operating the parking
control system increase or decrease. In no event shall Agency pay
more than one-sixth of the operating costs of the parking control
system. As used herein, the term "operating costs of the parking
control sytem" means actual costs and shall include all direct
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a tax, fee or other charge be imposed by any environmental agency
or similar authority, Agency shall pay one-sixth of the amount
thereof.
(h) Agency and City agree to keep in full force and
effect the controlled access provisions presently existing in the
parking license and easement agreement between the Redevelopment
Agency of the City of San Bernardino as licensor and Commerce
Development Associates, as licensee, consented to by City, in
terms substantially as at present. If any substantial change in
such terms is negotiated, such change shall be subject to approval
of Company.
(i) As additional consideration for this agreement, City
and Agency agree that not;,-ithstc:mHng any previolls agreement,
Company shall have no Obligation to construct any buildings, store
fronts or improvements on the property identified as Parcel J on
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failure or alleged failure to construct any such building, store'
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agree~ent
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REOUEST FOR COMMISSION/COUNCIL ACTION
From: TIMOTHY C. STEINHAUS
Agency Administrator
Subject:
FINANCING OF CAROUSEL FOR
CENTRAL CITY MALL
Date: June 25, 1991
Synopsis of Previous Commission/Council/Committee Action:
On May 6, 1991, the Community Development Commission approved the deal
points for a $876,000 loan from the Development Department to the Central
City Mall Merchant's Association.
On May 9, 1991, the Redevelopment Committee recommended that the Mayor
and Common Council and Community Development Commission authorize the
Development Deprtment to borrow $900,000 from the City of San Bernardino
sewer line construction fund.
Recommended Motion:
(Mayor ~d Common Council)
a. Resolution of the City of San Bernardino authorizing the execution of an
agreement by and between the City of San Bernardino, the City of San
Bernardino Redevelopment Agency, CCMA, Inc., and the Central City Company.
b. Resolution of the Mayor and Common Council approving loan agreement with
the Community Development Commission of the City of San Bernardino for
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TIMOTHY C. STEINHAUS, Agency Administrator
Economic Development Agency
Contact Person: Timothv C. Steinhaus
Phone: 5081
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S~~porting Data Attached: Yes
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS:
Amount: No Additional Source:
Budget Authority: Previous Iv aooroved
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COMMISS~ N MEETING
Meeting Date: July 1, 1991 / /
Agenda Item No. ct:'
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Synopsis of Previous CODUllission'Counci1'Conanittee Action ,continued):
On May 20. 1991. the Mayor and Common Council authorized the loaning of
$900.000 from its sewer line construction fund to the Development
Department at an interest rate of one-half of one percent (.5') above the
rate of interest currently received by the City. with the loan callable
upon demand and secured by the Development Department's bond proceeds.
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COMMISSION MEETING
Meeting Date: July 1, 1991
Agenda Item No.____
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
STAFF REPORT
Per a request from the City Clerk, City of San Bernardino, the previous action
taken by the Mayor and Common Council regarding Carousel financing should be
ratified in resolution form. The attached resolutions authorizes execution of
an agreement and execution of an agreement for a loan.
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COMMISSION MEETING
Meeting Date: July 1, 1991
Agenda Item No.
1 RESOLUTION NO.
2 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AUTHORIZING THE
EXECUTION OF AN AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF SAN
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8 City of San Bernardino, the City of San Bernardino Redevelopment
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I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing r~so1ution was duly
adopted by the Mayor .and Common Council of the City of San
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RESOLUTION NO. 91-300
RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL APPROVING LOAN
AGREEMENT WITH THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
SAN BERNARDINO FOR $900 ,000.00 TO BE SECURED BY TAX ALLOCATION
BOND PROCEEDS.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SAN BERNARDINO AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1.
The Mayor of the City of San Bernardino is
hereby authorized and directed to execute that certain Loan
Agreement, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A",
which provides for a loan to the Community Development Commission
of the City of San Bernardino in the amount of $900,000.00 payable
upon demand at an interest rate of .5% (one-half percent) above
the City's average portfolio rate of return as calculated on a
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RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL APPROVING LOAN
AGREEMENT WITH THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
SAN BERNARDINO FOR 5900,000.00 TO BE SECURED BY TAX ALLOCATION
BOND PROCEEDS.
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The foregoing resolution is
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Res. 91-300
LOAN AGREEMENT
This Agreement is made and entered into this 1st day of
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July , 1991, by and between the CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, a
Municipal Corporation, ("City"), and the COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, a Public Agency, on
behalf of the Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Bernardino
("Agency") .
The parties hereto agree as follows:
1. City hereby agrees to loan to Agency, and Agency hereby
agrees to borrow from City, the sum of Nine Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($900,000.00) payable upon demand at an interest rate of
.5% (one-half percent) above the City's average portfolio rate of
return as calculated on a monthly basis.
2. City will prepare an invoice requesting payment of
interest on a monthly basis.
3. Agency agrees to pay City the calculated interest rate
as provided in Paragraph 1 above on the principal balance within
ten (10) days of receipt of said invoice from City.
4. City will make the loan herein provided from available
funds which may include the Sewer Line Construction Fund.
5. This loan will be secured by Tax Allocation Bond
Proceeds held in reserve by Agency and payable upon written demand
from the City Administrator.
6. Upon written request by Agency, the loan shall be made
to Agency in one lump sum. No interest shall accrue nor repayment
obligations occur until loan is received by Agency.
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Any notices to be given from one party to the other
under this Agreement shall be in writing, and deposited with the
Uni ted States Postal Service postage prepaid and addressed as
follows:
TO THE CITY:
City Administrator
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
300 North "D" Street
San Bernardino, CA 92418
TO THE AGENCY:
Timothy C. Steinhaus
Executive Director
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
201 North "E" Street
San Bernardino, CA 92418
Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed to prohibit the
giving of notice by personal service.
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Agreement on the day and date first above shown.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
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I. RACHEL KRASNEY. City Clerk in and for the City of
San Bernardino. DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing and
attached copy of Resolution No. 91-300 . is a full.
true and correct copy of that now on file in this office.
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San Bernardino this
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Rachel Krasney
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CENTRAL CITY MALL CAROUSEL
AGREEMENT
This Agreement is entered into on the I;-~/' day of t;",,;,
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1991, by and between the City of San Bernardino (the "city"), the
city of San Bernardino Redevelopment Agency (the "Agency"), COMA,
Inc., a non-profit corporation, also known as Central City Mall
Merchants' Association (the "Association"), and the Central City
Company, a partnership (the "Company").
1. Aaencv Loan. The Agency hereby agrees to loan the
Association the amount of Ei9ht Hundred Seventy Six Thousand
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Dollars ($876,000.00) on the following terms:
a. Loan proceeds will be used exclusively for the
purchase, delivery and installation of a carousel, of a superior
quality, expenses related to the name change of the Central City
Mall to the Carousel Mall, including necessary sign work,
improvements in the public areas of the mall and its parking areas,
improvements to the exterior of mall buildings, and marketing,
promotion and other costs related to the change of the name of the
Central City Mall to the Carousel Mall (the "Mall").
b. The term of the loan shall be ten (10) years, with
the principal amount of the loan due at the conclusion of the ten
year term, together with accrued interest thereon. The Association
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without penalty. Interest shall accrue at the rate of eight
percent (8%) per annum from the date that the funds are advanced to
the Association and will continue until the debt is paid in full.
The loan will become immediately due and payable in the event that
the Mall is sold by the Company at any time during the loan term.
c. The Association shall pay .25% of the principal loan
amount to the Agency as a loan origination fee to cover the
Agency's administrative costs in entering into this Agreement.
Said amount may be deducted by the Agency from the principal
advanced.
2. Comoanv Guarantee. The Company hereby guarantees
the full and faithful performance by the Association of its
obligations to repay the loan specified in Paragraph 1 above, as
well as all of the Association's other obligations contained in
this Agreement. This guarantee shall be effective until all of the
obligations of the Association contained herein are fully
satisfied.
3. Mall Securitv. The parties hereto acknowledge that
there is currently in effect a Mall Security Agreement which
provides for various obligations of the parties with respect to
security in the Mall. The following terms are intended to
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Agreement as applicable.
a. The Central city 4 Theater lease expires on
December 31, 1992. If the Company renews the theater lease beyond
amonth-to-month tenancy, the Company will, effective upon the date
of such renewal, contribute Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00) per
month to the Agency for additional security costs for each month
during which the theater lease remains in effect.
b. In order to enhance overall Mall security and to
minimize problems generated by. the presence of the theater, the
Company and the Agency each agree to contribute One Thousand
Dollars ($1,000.00) per month, effective May 6, 1991, payable upon
execution of this Agreement, with the first month's contribution to
be prorated, for the purpose of providing additional security hours
over and above those called for in the Mall Security Agreement.
4. Settlement of Disnute. It is acknowledged that the
Association and the Agency have an ongoing dispute over
approximately Seventy Thousand Dollars ($70,000.00) which the
Association alleges is owed by the Agency to the Association. The
Agency disputes such obligation. As and for a complete and full
settlement of said claim, the Agency hereby agrees to pay to the
Association the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) and the
Association agrees to accept the same in full settlement of the
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prior dispute. Upon receipt of said payment, the Association
hereby releases the Agency from any claim arising out of the
subject matter of said dispute. In addition, effective May 1,
1991, the Agency agrees to increase its payment to the Association
with regard to Mall parking control to one-sixth (1/6th) of the
current Mall parking control budget.
5. Association Contribution. In consideration of the
mutual covenants contained in this Agreement, the Association
hereby agrees to make a one-time contribution of Fifty Thousand
Dollars ($50,000.00) to the San Bernardino City Fine Arts
Commission to promote the arts ~nd cultural activities in the City.
Said payment will be made within ten (10) days of receipt of the
$50,000 settlement amount set forth in Paragraph 4 above.
6. Companv Expenses. The Company hereby agrees to pay
the cost to staff the Information Center at the Mall, and to
monitor the camera system and maintain and repair the closed-
circuit TV camera system, all at an annual cost of not less than
Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00). The Company agrees that, if
a better state-of-the-art system is implemented, the Company will
bear the cost of installation and operation thereof.
7. Carousel and Train Operations. The operational
costs of the carousel and the train, including utilities,
maintenance and security, will be the sole responsibility of the
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will go to the Association and will be used to offset operational
costs, to retire the Agency loan or any future loans to replace or
upgrade the Carousel, for advertising and promotion of the Mall and
for improvements to the pUblic areas of the Mall. The Association
agrees to name the City and the Agency as additional insureds on
its insurance policy for the carousel and train operations.
8. Settlement of Renair Obliaations. The Reciprocal
December 24, 1970
Easement Agreement, da ted -Bec~mber-Tot,-~-99<), between the City, the
Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Bernardino, Central City
Company, J.C. Penney co., Inc., the Harris Company, Monwar Property
Corp., Upham Development Company and Connecticut General Mortgage
and Realty Investments, requires the City and the Agency to repair
and upgrade the Agency owned portions of the Mall. The Company
contends that the City and/or Agency have not fulfilled all of
their commitments with respect to repair, a contention which the
City and Agency dispute. In order to resolve said disagreement,
the Company and the Agency agree to have a qualified independent
third party consultant review and investigate all public facilities
at the Mall to determine the extent and estimated cost of necessary
repairs and upgrading.
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its sole cost, to correct any repairs and deficiencies identified
by the independent consultant and to consider any upgrading that
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take such actions within a reasonable time after the report is
rendered by the independent consultant.
b. If the Company and the Agency disagree as to the
selection of the consultant, or the amount or extent of repairs
and/or upgrading, the matters at issue shall be submitted to an
independent arbitrator mutually approved by Company and Agency for
decision, subject to the rules of the American Arbitration
Association. Said arbitration shall be binding. The Company and
the Agency each agree to pay for one-half of the cost of the
consultant and of any arbitration, if required.
9. Miscellaneous.
a. This Agreement shall bind and inure to the benefit
of the successors and assigns of each of the parties hereto.
b. Each party agrees to perform any further acts and
execute and deliver any documents which may be necessary to carry
out the provisions or intent of this Agreement.
c. This Agreement may be amended at any time by the
unanimous written agreement of the parties hereto. No amendment or
waiver of the terms hereof shall be valid unless contained in
writing and executed by all of the parties to this Agreement.
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been executed and delivered in the state of California and shall be
construed, enforced and governed by the laws thereof.
e. In the event of any action, suit or proceeding
brought under or in connection with this Agreement, the prevailing
party or parties therein shall be entitled to recover and the other
parties hereby agree to pay the costs and expenses of the
prevailing party or parties in connection therewith, including
reasonable attorneys' fees.
f. In the event th~t any provision in this Agreement
shall be held invalid or unenforceable, such provision shall be
severable from, and such invalidity or unenforceabi1ity shall not
be construed to have any effect on, the remaining provisions of
this Agreement.
g. This Agreement contains the entire Agreement between
the parties hereto pertaining to the subject matter hereof, with
the exception of the other agreements referenced explicitly or
implicitly herein. This Agreement supersedes all prior and
contemporaneous agreements and understandings of the parties with
respect to the matters resolved herein, and there are no
warranties, representations or other agreements between the parties
in connection with the subject matter hereof, except as set forth
or referred to herein.
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Agreement as of the date first above written.
Attested:
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SECOND AMENDMENT TO PARKING LICENSE
AND EASEMENT WITH OPTION RIGHTS
THIS SECOND AMENDMENT entered into effective the ~
day of ~J- t~ , 1986, between the COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA, hereinafter
.Agency., and CENTRAL CITY COMMERCE CENTER, a California general
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by the CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, hereinafter .City., amends that
certain Parking License and Easement with Option Rights entered
into between the parties on the 21st day of April, 1983, as
previously amended pursuant to Resolution No. 4737 of the
Community Development and Resolution No. 85-84 of the City of San
Bernardino.
1. Recitals. The parties hereto desire to amend that
certain Parking License and Easement with Option Rights,
hereinafter referred to as the .Agreement", heretofore entered
into as specified above, to provide for an additional two years
J8 within which Center is to complete the rehabilitation of the
19 Woolworth BUilding, and to provide that Center agrees to pay the
20 sum of $13,000 per year for each of the two additional years
2J beyond Center's present Obligations under the Agreement. Center
22 further desires to actively negotiate with Central City Company
23 to purchase the real property known as the .J. Building,
24 including its parking spaces, from Central City Company prior to
25 the fifteenth year of the option agreement granted to City Or
26 Agency by Central City Company, if such is possible, and seeks
27 Agency and City's to such action.
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A. Section 2 of the Agreement is amended to provide
that Center agrees to rehabilitate the Woolworth Building as soon
as a tenant can be reasonably located, and to rehabilitate the
Woolworth Building to increase its valuation for tax purposes by
5 a minimum of $400,000, and that the rehabilitation shall be
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B. Center shall pay to Agency, on or before the 21st
9 day of April in 1988 and 1989, the sum of $13,000 each year,
10 which shall have the effect of continuing Center's payments to
]1 Agency for two years beyond its present obligation.
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Center agrees to actively pursue the possible
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14 tbe -J- Building, wbich has been developed as improved parking
15 spaces. City and Agency consent to such action, and agree to
16 support Center's actions in that regard.
17 3. In all other respects, the Parking License and Easement
18 with Option Rigbts as entered into on the 21st day of April,
19 1983, and as previously amended, shall remain in full force and
20 effect.
21 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement
22 effective as of the date and year first set forth above.
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
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EVLYN ILCOX, Chairman
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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On iJ~1 5' , 19B6, before me, JULIE A. TREADWELL, a
notary public, personally appeared GLENDA SAUL, personally known to me to
be the person who executed this Instrument as Secretary, of the
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, and ac~nowledged to
me that the REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO executed
It.
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JULIE A TIII:ADWElL
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proved to mf on the buis of satirlactory evidence to be
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WO of the plttDcn of the plttDcnhip
that executed the within insaument, and acknowledged
to me thlt such partnenhip executed the same.
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notary public, peraonally appeared EVLYN WILCOX peraonally known to ae to
be the person who executed thia inatrullent as Chaitlllln of the
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNAllDINO, and acknowledged to
ae that the REDEVELOPKENT AGENCY OF TIlE CITY OF SAIl BERNAllDINO executed
it.
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OFFICIAL SEAL
JULIE A TREADWELL
NOT~"" PUBLIC . C4L"O~V'4
SAN BEIlHARDINO COU~;y
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THIRD AMENDMENT '1'0 PAlUaNG LICENSE
AND EASEMENT WITH OPTION RIGHTS
OF
THIS THIRD AMENDMENT entered ~nto effective the ~6i day of
~~ ' 1989, between the COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
THE TY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA, hereinafter "Agency",
and CENTRAL CITY COMMERCE CENTER, a California general
partnership, as licensee, hereinafter "Center", and consented to
by the CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, hereinafter "City", amends that
certain Park~ng License and Easement w~th Option Rights entered
into between the parties on the 21st day of April, 1983, as
previously amended pursuant to Resolut~on No. 4737 of the
Community Development Commission and Resolution No. 85-84 of the
City of San Bernardino, and as further amended effective June 2,
1986, pursuant to Resolution No. 4884 of the Community
Development Commission and Resolution No. 86-192 of the City of
San Bernardino.
RECITALS
The parties hereto desire to amend that certain Parking
License and Easement with Option R~ghts. hereinafter referred to
as the "Agreement", heretofore entered into as specified above to
delay the start of a portion of the $20.00 per space, per month,
lease payment, to provide for exterior maintenance and
appearance, to provide for joining a maintenance and security
district if one is formed for the Main Street Revitalization
Project, and to provide for approval by the Agency of exterior
building and parking area facade improvements in keeping with the
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Main Street Revitalization Project.
ZMPLEMENTATION
The parties heretofore agree that:
A. Paragraph 2.5 as added to the Agreement by the
First Amendment dated April 4, 1985, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
"2.5
Notwithstanding the provisions of
Section 2.3 above, payments by Center, as
licensee, for the monthly parking space
charges shall be postponed until January 1,
1995, at which time the monthly charges shall
begin to be due and to be paid by Center to
Agency.
Except that upon execution of this
Third Amendment, Center shall commence and
continue to pay the operation and maintenance
costs for said parking spaces to Agency as
periodically established.
All sums accrued
and past due for monthly parking space
charges are hereby excused, and shall not
become due. On January 1, 1995, the licensee
shall forthwith commence monthly payments at
the rate of $20.00 per month, per space, for
each of the parking spaces included in the
'J' building and for each of the parking
spaces covered by this agreement in the
parking structure. This amendment shall have
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no effect whatsoever upon payment of the
$13,000 annually involving reimbursement for
the cost of establishing parking spaces in
the 'J' building, and the monthly per space
charge shall be subject to adjustment
periodically as provided for in Section 2.3."
B. Paragraphs 2.6, 2.7 and 2.8 are hereby added to the
agreement to read as follows:
"2.6.
Center shall provide and maintain
exterior maintenance and appearance of the
Woolworth building to the satisfaction of
Agency and he Fe by agrees to join a
maintenance and security district if one is
formed for the Main Street Revitalization
Project or any similar downtown
rehabilitation program."
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Center agrees to make such
improvements as are required by the Main
Street Revitalization Project or any similar
downtown rehabilitation program to the
exterior building and parking area facade,
provided that the cost of any such
improvements shall not exceed the total sum
of $50,000 including costs in the approximate
amount of $33,588 for exterior improvements
as presently planned. The west wall of the
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building is to be resurfaced in such a manner
as to be compatible with and architecturally
conform to the existing north wall. All
such proposed improvements shall be first
submitted to the Agency for approval."
"2.8 A wrought iron security fence to be
approved by the Project Manager of San
Bernardino Downtown Main Street, Inc. shall
be installed eround the transformer. In
addition, the transformer pad shall be
designed to drain to the street."
3. In all other respects the Parking License and Easement
with Option Rights as entered into on the 21st day of April,
1983, and as previously amended, shall remain in full force and
effect.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this
Agreement effective as of the date and year first set forth
above.
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COMMISSION
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On May 4, 1989, before me, the undersigned, a Notary
Public in and for said State and County, personally appeared
Nicholas J. Coussoulis, personally known to me or proved to me
on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be a General Partner
of the California General Partnership that executed the within
instrument and acknowledged that such Partnership executed the
same.
WITNESS my hand and official
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On May 4, 1989, before me, the undersigned, a Notary
Public in and for said State and County, personally appeared
Dr. Jerome T. Taurek, personally known to me or proved to me on
the basis of satisfactory evidence to be a General Partner of
the California General Partnership that executed the within
instrument and acknowledged that such Partnership executed the
same.
WITNESS my hand and official seal.
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!'OUllTH AMENDMENT TO PARltINCil LICENSE
AND I!:ASI!:MEN'1' WITH OPTION lUCilHTS
THIS FOURTH AMENDMENT entered into and effective this 6
day OfDecembe~ 1993, between the COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA, hereinafter "Agency", and
CENTRAL CITY COMMERCE CENTER, a California general partnership, as
licensee, hereinafter "Center", and consented to by the CITY OF SAN
BERNARDINO, hereinafter "City", amends that certain Parking License
and Easement with Option Rights entered into between the parties on
the 21st day of April, 1983, as previously amended pursuant to
Resolution No. 4737 of the Community Development Commission and
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Resolution No. 85-84 of the City of San Bernardino, as further
amended effective June 2, 1986, pursuant to Resolution No. 4884 of
the Community Development Commission and Resolution No. 86-192 of
the City of San Bernardino, and as further amended effective May 4,
1989 pursuant to Resolution No. 5187 of the Community Development
Commission and Resolution No. 89-121 of the City of San Bernardino.
RECITALS
The parties hereto desire to amend that certain Parking
License and Easement with Option Rights, hereinafter referred to as
the "Agreement", heretofore entered into as specified above to
further delay the start of a portion of the $20.00 per space, per
month, lease payment.
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IMPLEMENTATION
The parties heretofore agree that:
A. Paragraph 2.5 as added to the Agreement by the First
Amendment dated April 4, 1985, and as amended by the Third
Amendment dated May 4, 1989, is hereby amended to read as follows:
"2.5 Notwithstanding the provisions of
Section 2.3 above, payments by Center, as
licensee, for the monthly parking space
charges shall be postponed until August 31,
2003, at which time the monthly charges shall
begin to be due and to be paid by Center to
Agency.
Except that Center shall pay the
operation and maintenance costs for said
parking spaces to Agency as periodically
established. On August 31, 2003, the licensee
shall forthwith commence monthly payments at
the rate of $20.00 per month, per space, for
each of the parking spaces included in the 'J'
building and for each of the parking spaces
covered by this agreement in the parking
structure.
This amendment shall have no
effect whatsoever upon payment of the $13,000
annually involving reimbursement for the cost
of establishing parking spaces in the 'J'
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building, and the monthly per space charge
shall be subject to adjustment periodically as
provided for in Section 2.3"
3. In all other respects the Parking License and Easement
with Option Rights as entered into on the 21st day of April, 1983,
and as previously amended, shall remain in full force and effect.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement
effective as of the date and year first set forth above.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
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ATTEST:
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RESOLUTION NO. 83-50
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAt: BERNARDINO AUTHORI:ING THE
EXECUTION OF AN AGREEMENT AMONG THE CITY, THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
OF THE CITY. OF SAN BERNARDINO, AND CENTRAL CITY COMPANY RELATING
TO A SECURITY. GUARD PROGRAM.
BElT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SAN BERNARDINO AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. 1he M~yor of the City of San Bernardino is hereby
author~zed and directed to execute on behalf of said City an
agreement among the City, the Redevelopment Agency of the City of
San Bernardino, and Central Ci~y Company relating to a security
guard program, a copy of which is attached hereto, marked Exhibit
-A- and incorporated herein by reference as fully as though set
forth at length.
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not take effect until fully signed and executed by all parties.
No party shall be obligated hereunder unless and until the
agreement is fully executed and no oral agreement relating th~reto
shall be implied or authorized.
I BEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was duly .
adopted by the Mayor and Common COuncil of the City of San
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Bernardino at a
reCJular
February
meeting thereof, held
on the 21st day of
vote, to wi t:
, 1983, by the following
Council Members Castaneca. Reillv. Hernandez,
Marks. Quiel.Hobbs. Strickler
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(Security Guard Program)
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this O? .? day of
~+JlL , 198~, by and aDlOng the CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, a
municipal corporation, hereinaft:!r referred to as .City., and the
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THe CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, a local pUblic
agency,. hereinafter referred to as .Agency., and CENTRAL CITY
COMPANY, hereinafter referred to as .Company., a joint venture
between CTC Company, a California partnership, and Central City
Associates, a California partnership.
1. Recitals.
(a) The parties hereto are also parties to a certain
Reciprocal Easement Agreement dated as of the 24th day of
December, 1970, recorded December 24, 1970 in Book 7580 at page
280 of the Official Records for San Bernardino County, California.
(b) Under that Reciprocal Easement Agreement, City and
Agen~y have previously undertaken responsibilities with regard to
providing a security guard program for the Central City Mall, the
3-level parking structure, and parking lots within the Central
City Mall complex, being the area described as the .project Area.
in the Reciprocal Easement Agreement.
(c) City and Agency have heretofore entered into an
agreement entitled Agreement (Security Guard Program) dated the
22nd day of May, 1979, most recently amended by Resolution No. 81-
250, which approved the Fifth Amendment to Agreement, which Fifth
Amendment was dated the 19th day .of June, 1981. The parties now
desire to terminate that agreement, and replace it in its entirety
by this agreement.
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3 the entire term of the Reciprocal Easement Agreement, and shall
4 continue in full force and effect as long as the Reciprocal
, Easement Agreement is in effect, except as otherwise specified in
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9 the term of this agreement, through City forces or through its
10 agents, a comprehensive security guard program of foot patrol
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patrol in the 3-1evel parking structure and the outside parking
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undertaking in this regard shall apply to the public areas of the
Central City Mall complex, and shall include the public areas of
16 the property bounded by Second Street on the south, -E. Street on
17 the east, Fourth Street on the north, and .G. Street on the west,
18 in the City of San Bernardino. This includes the so-called main
19 entrance corridor off of Second Street, and the upper and lower
20 Penney's courtyard areas. For purposes of this agreement, .public
21 areas. shall be deemed to include both publicly owned and
22 privately owned property within the Central City Mall complex
23 which are open for general public usage as pedestrian walkways,
24 . and not utilized for commercial purposes by any particular
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:3 security coverage, incorporating the efforts of the Agency, City
· and Company. Agency shall be responsible for the employment,
S assignment, supervision and administration ~f all security guard
6 personnel assigned to the program and agrees to maintain said
7 personnel on duty daily, in accordance with the schedule attached,
8 marked Exhibit 1 and incorporated herein by reference. Hhen the
9 schedule permits, a beat system of security deployment shall be
10 observed. The schedule attached shall be a minimum schedule,
11 below which City and Agency will not reduce security coverage.
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13 responsibility for generaF law enforcement, City undertakes to
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16 the direction, supervision and control of the Chief of Police of
17 the City, who may vary the hours of duty in emergencies and for
18 higher law enforcement priorities. Company agrees to provide
19 funds, initially in the amount of $11,460 annually, to assist in
20 the overall financing of the estimated costs of maintaining the
21 personnel schedule contemplated in Exhibit 1, which amount shall
22 be subject to adjustment based upon the percentage of increase or
23 decrease in the salaries of security Officers.
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2S employ a working security supervisor to be in responsible charg~
26 of the day-to-day operations of the program and shall also employ
27 one or more assistant security supervisors to provide supervision
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pen to the public. The security supervisor and assistant
security supervisors shall meet the minimum requirements required
of other security guard personnel and shall be working
supervisors. The hours of employment of said supervisors shall be
considered as being included in the schedule marked Exhibit 1.
All security guard personnel employed by Agency shall be either
off-duty or retired peace officers, although reserve officers
recommended by their supervisors shall be satisfactory. The
security personnel shall have training and knowledge in law
enforcement and shall be qualified pursuant to Penal Code Section
832 (Training Course in Laws of Arrest and Carrying and Use of
Firearms). Security personnel are authorized to arrest and issue
notices to appear pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 5.40 of
the San Bernardino Municipal Code. Security guard personnel shall
be of trim and neat appearance and shall wear a standard uniform
and badge approved by Agency. Security personnel shall carry a
sidearm at all times while on duty and shall qualify to use said
sidearm pursuant to and in accordance with the regulations of each
officer's law enforcement agency and the time requirements
thereof, or" every ninety days, whichever period is the more
frequent.
(e) Public Information Services. Security guard
personnel shall be required by Agency to serve as public
information Officers, assist citizens, and shall coordinate their
duties with on-duty police officers~
(f) Equipment. A City-owned patrol vehicle and handy-
talkie radio units shall continue to be provided and maintained
(g) Coordination. The performance of City's obligations
under this agreement shall be cocrd~nated by City's Public
Buildings Superintendent.', Agency shall provide monthly reports to
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IS each month, verifying the number of hours of patrol performedJ and
16 such other information relating to Agency's obligatiens under this
17, agreement as may be required by City's Public Buildings
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19 (h) Traffic Control. City agrees to continue to
20 maintain traffic control at times of unusual congestion and to
21 assign Police Department personnel to perform law enforcement
22 duties in and around the area of the Central City Mall complex as
23 the situation requires. Specifically, City agrees that during the
24 Friday, Saturday and Sunday immediately following Thanksgiving Day
2S of each year., and for the two weeks before Christmas of each ye1:lr,
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equipment shall be operated in strict conformance with all
applicable City policies, rules and regulations and with federal
law. Agency agrees to replace, in-kind, any lest radio equipment
and to compensate the City for any damage to . City-cwnea vehicle
or radio utilized in the program occurring as a result of
negligence of Agency or its security guard personnel, Officers,
employees or agents. City agrees to provide an office or other
facility for use of Agency in administration of the security guard
program.
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th~t law enforcement personnel may be assigned to more urgent law
enforcement cuties, in which ~vent the Public Builcings
Superintencent will enceavor to provide alternate traffic control
personnel. In addition, the Public Buildings Superintendent shall
provide manpower to chain off the parking lots curing the period
from Monday through Friday, but on weekends, that responsibility
shall be reposed in the Agency. Not more than six hours of
manpower on any given weekend shall be required for this function.
City shall reimburse Agency for services provided uncer the
provisions of this agreement for all costs actually incurred by
Agency together with reasonable administrative overhead. Such
payments shall be pursuant to agreement between the City anc
Agency as may be developed from time to time. All sums paid
hereunder by City shall be used by Agency for direct and indirect
costs of the security guard program.
(i) !!!E. This agreement shall be coextensive with the
term of the Reciprocal Easement Agreement referred to in paragraph
lea) above, and any amendments or extensions thereof, except as
otherwise provided in subparagraph (j) below.
(j) Termination. Tbe agreement shall be subject to
termination only on such terms and conditions as the Reciprocal
Easement Agreement is subject to termination, and shall not be
terminated unless the Reciprocal Easement Agreement is terminated,
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provided however that in the event that any of the parties to.the
Reciprocal Easement Agreement other than City or Agency objects to
the license issued by the City or Agency to Commerce Development
Associates for parking relating to the Andreson Building,
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2 Ag~eement, or to the licensing agreement. tc be issued by City or
3 Agency to the owners or develdpers of the old Woolworth Building,
4 designated as ParcelE on E:hibit A to the Reciprocal Easement
, Agreement, ,and said objection results in a termination of either
6 license, this agreement shall ~ subject to immediate termination
7 at the option of City or Agency.
8 (k) Hold Harmless. City hereby agrees to and shall hold
9 Agency and Company, their agents and employees, harmless from any
10 liability for damage or claims for personal injury, including
11 death, as well as from claims for property damage, which may arise
12 from Agency's operations using the security guards under this
13 agreement, whether such operations be by Agency or by anyone or
14 more persons directly or indirectly employed by or acting as agent
15 for Agency. City agrees to ,and shall defend Agency and Company,
16 their boards, officers, agents and employees, from any suits or
17 actions at law or in equity for damages caused or alleged to have
18 been caused, by reason of security guards' operations pursuant to
19 this agreement. City specifically agrees to hold harmless all
2Qsuch security guards and other persons employed by Agency for
21 security guard functions with regard to claims for false arrest,
22 false imprisonment, and any and all other conduct arising out of
23 and in the scope of their employment, except for any liability for
24 which the City is prohibited by law from protecting such employee
2S or agent.
26 Agency hereby agrees to, and shall, hold City, its elective
27 and appcintive boards, commissions, officers, agents and
28 employees, harmless from any liability for damage or claims for
damaga for pe~~onal injury, including caQ~n, as well as from
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claims for property damage which may arise from Agency's
negligence, other than ~hat through the security guards and the
use thereof, under this agreement, whether such negligence be by
Agency or by ane one or more persons directly or indirectly
employad by, or acting as agent for Agency, but not including the
security guards or security supervisors. Agency agrees to, and
shall,-defend City and its elective and appointive boards,
commissions, Officers, agents and employees from any suits or
actions at law or in equity for damages caused or alleged to have
been caused by reason of Agency's said negligence.
(1) Problem Resolution Committee. In the event any
difficulty arises as to t~e implementation of this agreement, or
as to the manner in which the security program is conducted, at
the call of anyone party, a committee consisting of the Chief OT
Police of City, the E:ecutive Director of the Agency, the City
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representative of Company shall convene promptly to attempt to
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resolve any difficulty or misunderstanding which may have
developed.
(m) Rules and Regulations. Agency shall promulgate and
enforce rules and regulations for the activities of all security
guard personnel wherein and whereby the activities of said
security guards are confined and limited to the public areas of
the Central City Mall complex, including the 3-level parking
structure and parking lots. For purposes of this agreement,
public areas shall be deemed to include both publicly owned and
privately owned property within the Mall facility and the
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immediately adjacent parking areas, which are open for general
public usage a2' pedestrian walk-Nays, and not utilized for
commercial purposes by any particular business or enterprise.
Said rules and regulations shall be developed in conjunction with
the City and Company in order to implement the purpose and intent
of this agreement.
(n) Amendment. This agreement may be amended or
modified only by written Agreement signed by all parties, and
failure on the part of any party to enforce any provision of this
agreement shall not be construed as a waiver of the right to
compel enforcement of such provision or provisions.
(0) Assignment. This agreement shall not be assigned by
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any party without the prior written consent of the others.
(p) Cancellation of Prior Agreements. That cer~ain
agreement dated May 22, 1979t and all amendments thereto, between
the City and Agency, and that certain agreement dated the 22nd day
of May, 1979 between Agency and Company are each hereby
terminated.
(q) Compensation of Personnel. Agency presently has in
force a schedule of compensation for security personnel, including
security guards, assistant supervisors and the supervisor, which
the parties hereto agree shall be the base for future
compensation. The parties acknowledge that Agency shall hereafter
be authorized to change the compensation for security personnel on
the same basis that increases or decreases are granted to the
general class of employees of City, effective as of such times as
changes in compensation are effected for such employees.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement
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ATTEST:
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REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
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CENTRAL CITY COMPANY, a joint ventur
By:
CTC Company, a California
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Central City ociates, a
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P.ROPQS~D IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
fOR CONSOLIDATION OF CENTRAL cm /DOWNTOWN PARKING
DISTRICT SECURITY AND PARKING CONTROL 'FUNCTIONS
,. BACKGROUND
a. History
b. SUIIIlIa ry
II. ' ORGANIZATION
III. AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITIES
IV. RULES AND REGULATIONS
a. Central City Mall
b. Downtown Parking District
V. WORKING HOURS .
a. Central City Mall
b. Downtown Parking District
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From 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Winter
From 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Summer Mon. thru Sat.
c. Parking Control
VI. LEGAL REFERENCES
i. Security Agreement Res: No. 83-50
California Vehicle
California Penal Codes
City of San Bernardino Municipal Codes
VII. COMPENSATION/EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS
a. Cost ana.1ys1s
b. Permanent employees (City Res: No. 6413)
c. Part-time employees (City Res: No~ 6413)
d. Job descriptions
VUI. UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT
a. SecurityOff1cers part-time (See Rules & Regulations)
b. Police Officers (Departmental Policy)
IX. AGREEMENT REVISING
a. Redevelopment Agency (RDA)
b. Reciprocal Easement Agreement (REA) Central City Mall Canpany
c. Other agreements as may be detennined at a later date.
X. ORGANIZATIONAL CONTROL
a. . Operational
b. Administrative
1. Payroll/Accounting
2. Personnel actions
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I. BACKGROUND
A. HISTORY:
Since 1974, the security program agreement for the Central City Mall has
been contracted for. through the Redevelopment Agency (RDA), by the City,
on a year-to-year basis, with the level. total man hours, of services be-
ing determined annually.
In 1983, this agreement was revised establishing a minimlD1l level of service,
26.834 man hours, establishing a beat system and extending the new agree-
lllent to the 1ffe of the Reciprocal Easement Agreement (REA) for Central City
Mall, which runs to year 2025. It established a problem resolution commit-
tee consisting of the Chief of Police, Executive Director of the Agency,
the City Administrator, Public Buildings Superintendent, and a representative
of Central Ci ty Mall Ccmpany. .
This Committee is to attempt to resolve any difficulty or misunderstanding
which may develop. It also authorized ROA to change the compensation for
security personnel on the same basis that is granted to general employees
of the City.
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Central City Mall Company agreed to provide funds, initially to assist in
the overall cost of maintaining the personnel, man hours, schedule in exhibit
I, of agreement. Res. No. 83-50, exhibit #.I-A. This agreement also commits
the City to provide the following:
1. ~QUIPMENT: (Public Buildings)
a. Patrol vehicle (one)
b. Radio equipment (eight)
c. Office at Central City Mall
2. TRAFFIC CONTROL: (Police Department)
At times of unusual congestion, the Police Department is to assign
Police Officers in and around the Central City Mall complex.
3. COORDINATION:
Obligations of the City to be coordinated by the Public Buildings
Superintendent
4. ESTABLISH/ADOPT RULES AND REGULATIONS:
The Problem Resolution COmmittee has met several times in regards to
the follOWing:
I. Rules and Regulations
b. Recruitment of qualified employees
c. Employment requirements
d. General authority of Security Officers
e. City liability
f. Financial commitment
g. Management and supervision of function
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Due to long tenn commitment. and staff time involvement in the program. the
RDA requested its responsibility be transferred to another city staff agency.
The Problem Resolution Committee's conclusion was that the most cost effective
and efficient way would be to establish an organizational structure that would
provide stability. not only to the Central City Mall security program. but also
to the Downtown Parking District Security and Parking Control. This could be
accomplished by realigning all three (3) functions under one (1) supervisor.
Police Seargent. plaCing the operational control under the Chief of Police, and
administrative responsibilities under~the Public Buildings Superintendent. This
WDuld provide a professionally trained law enforcement person. to perform those
duties that are far to6important to leave to a part-time employee who is either
a retiree seeking supplemental income or a quasi-professional seeking interim
employment, yet would not add an additional administrative work load on the
Police Department.
The cost for an additional Police Slargent could be funded from within the exist-
ing proposed budget for FlY 84-85.
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This proposed action has been presented to the Central City Mall Company. Chief
of Polfce. Executive Director RDA. City Administrator. Downtown Parking District
Commissioners and Parking Business Improvement Board. all have concurred with
this concept and recommended its adoption. ~
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SCHEDULE OF SEWO!1Y Stl~VJc.
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lNS1DE SECURITY
MONDAY THRU THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK
From 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
From 11:00 a,m.,to 9:30 p.m.
From 9:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
NUMBER
PERSONNEL ASSIGNED
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Da ily Tota 1
(Noon to 6:00 p.m....l On-Duty Police Officer)
Saturdays
From 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
From 11:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
From 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 a,m.
1
5
1
(Noon to 6:00 p.m... 1 On-Du~y Police Officer)
Daily Total
Sundays
From 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
, From 11:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
~y:rom 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 ,a.m.
Friday, & School Holidays/Vacations
From 7:00 a.m. to 11 :00 a.m. ; I O~ 1
From 11:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 4
From 9:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. 1
(Noon to 6:00 p.m....l On-Duty Police Officer)
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OUTSIDE SECURITY PATROL
Hon-Frf from 10:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Sat. fran 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. '
Sun. from 12 noon to 5:30 p.m.
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Weekly Tota 1
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MAN HOURS
PER DAY
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45 hours
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12.5
54 hours
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In addition to the above, a minimum of 144 hours of security service
shall be budgeted as a contingency for extra hours during the Christmas
Season, moonlight sales, special sales events, etc. -
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