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JOHN F. WILSON
SENIOR DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY
CITY ATTORNEY
Subject:
PARKING AGREEMENT WITH
235 INVESTMENTS, INC.
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Date: April 25, 1989
Synopsis of Previous Council action:
NONE
Racommended motion:
MAYOR & COMMON COUNCIL
1. Adopt Resolution OR
2. Refer to Ways and Means
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
1. Adopt Resolution OR
2. Refer to Ways & Means Committee.
PLEASE SEE ATTACHED
JOHN F. WILSON Signature
Senior Deputy City Attorney
Contact person: lohn F Wi hon
Phone: 5162
Supporting data attached: Staff Rp,port
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Ward:
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS:
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Source: (Acct. No,)
(Acct. Descriotion)
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REQUEST fa-OR COUNCIL ACTION
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Subject: PARKING AGP.EEMENT WITH
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Date: April "0, 19:s9
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Synopsis of Previous Council action:
NONE
Recommended motion:
1. Adopt Resolution OR
2. Refer to Ways & Means Committee.
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JOHN F. WILSON. Sr. Deoutv Citv Attornpy
Contlct penon:
Fred Wilson
Phone:
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Supporting data attached: Staff Report
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CITY OF SAN BERNCRDIN~ - REQUEST .oR COUNCIL ACTION
STAFF REPORT
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235 Investments, Inc., a Nevada cerporatien, prepeses
to. lease 370 spaces in the five-level parking structure. These
spaces will be fer the use ef tenants and cust~~s of the
Thrifty Building .un It is prepesed that 185 ef the ..a'J't) spaces be
reserved. The remaining 175 spaces are to. be unreserved, but
available fer use en the fifth-level ef the structure.) The lease
weuld be fer an initial term ef appreximately 5 years. Owner
will thereafter have an epj:!ell:fer three 5-yearrenewlll s. TIl.e
lease may be terminated witheut cause upOn 90 days written netice
by either party. Owner is autherized to. censtruct two. pedestrian
walkways frem the parking structure to. the Thrifty Building.
The lease presents a number ef unreselved issues:
1. The 370 spaces are ano.Ye.r-
allecatien ef the spaces in the parking
structure. The rights and respensibilities
ef the parties to. this agreement must be
clearly understeed as to. these eccasiens when
ether parties with superier rights fully
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2. Will the City recegnize the 370
designated and undesignated spaces as
legally adequate parking fer the uses
preposed fer the Thrifty Building?
3. Dees the City want to. establish the
precedent ef charging fer undesignated
parking spaces?
4. Dees the City wish to. enter into. a leng-term
lease ef the spaces?
No. cenclusive determinatien has been reached.as to
these items.
The agreement centemplates that:.
1) The City shall net be respensible fer previding
ether spaces and shall centinue to. be entitled to. the full rent
fer undesignated spaces even theugh no. such spaces may be
available to. the ewner ef a given time because ef utilizatien by
a lessee with a superier interest in such spaces.
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2) The 370 spaces shall be deemed by the City to. be
legally adequate parking fer any use er cembinatien ef uses to. be
made ef the Thrifty Building.
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STAFF REPORT
THRIFTY BUILDING PARKING
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3) The City will require payment for the undesignated
parking spacl\ls.
4) The City commits to a potential twenty year lease
of the parking spaces.
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CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
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TO: James E. Robbins
FROM: Fred A. Wilson, Assistant to the city Administrator
SUBJECT: Parking Agreement for Thrifty Building
DATE: April 25, 1989
COPIES: Brad Kilger, James C. Richardson, Steve Dukett
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The attached parking agreement relating to the Thrifty
Building (201 North "E" Street) was prepared by the City
Attorney's office as a mechanism for meeting the building's
legal parking requirements. It raises a number of issues
relating to usage of the parking structure. In terms of
background, the City and Main~~~~~w::~'ntly approached
by 235 Investments, Inc. i~~~~ld President) who
indicated an interest in purc g' 'lding provided
,- the problem of insufficient parking could be resolved. Mr.
Lew had initially proposed to bring in a parking management'
company to establish a parking management program in the
five-level as the mechanism for meeting the buildings' legal
parking requirements. However, because of unresolved
questions regarding existing contractural obligations as well
as restrictions imposed by the federal funding which was used
to construct this facility, this proposal was not pursued.
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Five-Level Parkinq Structure
The five-level parking structure is owned by the
Redevelopment Agency and, in September 1972, was leased to
the City for a fifty-year period. The purpose of the
structure according to the original lease documents is to
provide necessary public parking to the uses of the Civic
Center block which is formed by "E" Street, "0" Street,
Second Street and Court Street. In addition to requiring
that this facility be available to the public, the City was
also authorized to establish regulations and controls for the
use of the five-level which were to be consistent with a
report prepared by an outside consultant - Armstrong Ulmer
and Gruen Associates dated November 19, 1969. This report
provided a general frame work for the allocation of parking
spaces and has served as a general guide to the City in this
regard. It is recognized that some changes have occurred
relative to the actual buildings which have been constructed
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versus what ~s proposed in the plan, 'For example, this
report envisioned a seven story bank and office structure at
201 North "E" street requiring approximately 180 parking
spaces in the five-level. A three-story office, restaurant
and retail complex was actually constructed. In terms of
parking requirements for this building, according to a 1973
RDA memorandum a resolution was approved with the building
owner at the time, the Thrifty Realty Company, allocating 130
spaces in the five-level. These spaces were apparently
determined to be sufficient to meet the City's legal parking
requirements.
In May 1980, a lease was executed for 85 spaces between the
RDA and the Vanir Development Company (new building owner)
for use by the building tenants. On April 27, 1984, the
Mayor and Council credited the Thrifty Building with 185
spaces, consisting of the 85 leased spaces and 100
undesignated spaces to meet the needs of the building
tenants, for building permit and certificate of occupancy
purposes. A more concise summary of the chronology of the
activities affecting the parking spaces allocated to this
building was developed by Dennis Barlow and is provided as an
attachment.
parkina Reauirements
235 Investments, Inc. have indicated that they require 360
parking spaces before they will complete their purchase of
the Thrifty Building. It should also be noted that 235
Investments, Inc. has also agreed to construct two pedestrian
walkways from the parking structure to the Thrifty Building.
Based on the current parking
assuming the following uses for
parking needs for the building are
requirements however and
the building, the actual
detailed below:
Prooosed Use Sauare Footaae Total parkina
Reauirement
Office Space 35,000 SF. 116 Spaces
Big 5 Retail 11,000 SF. 45 Spaces
Restaurant 23.000 SF. 393 Soaces
Total 69,000 SF. 554 Spaces
235 Investments, Inc. requirement for 360 spaces is 175
spaces over what was initially allocated to the Thrifty
Building in 1980 and 1984 and 194 spaces short of the
existing legal parking requirements., Attachment 2 summarizes
the existing lease obligations in the five-level parking
structure. This attachment indicates that the five-level has
30 spaces remaining which are not committed. Even though the
five-level is fully committed through these obligations, a
survey conducted over the past week revealed that the average
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vacancy rate in ~ structure was approx~telY 47%. A
summary of the survey is provided as Attachment 3. Part of
the reason for this high vacancy rated include: Maruko's
average daily use is approximately 100 spaces, City employees
- currently park at the surface lot at Court and "E" Street,
Pacific Savings, Sun Company and Heritage do not fully
utilize their assigned parking spaces.
235 Investments, Inc.'s request for 175 parking spaces OVer
what was designated to the Thrifty Building coupled with the
additional shortage of 194 spaces required by ordinance
commits the City to significantly over allocating parking
space in the five-level structure. The issue of parking
rights of the Thrifty Building as well as the other buildings
in the "Civic Center Block" was addressed by the City
Attorney's Office in a recent advisory memo. The memorandum
addressed the question of whether buildings in the block
immediately adjacent to the five-level parking structure Were
entitled to a Certificate of Occupancy simply by the fact of
the adjacency to the parking structure based on the lease
agreement between the Redevelopment Agency and the City. The
City Attorney's Office noted that this may have been the
intent of the designers of the parking facility. However,
because lease agreements were executed with Vanir Tower and
the Maruko Hotel, a precedent was established that these
buildings were not entitled to a Certificate of Occupancy
based simply on the fact of this adjacency.~
The Planning Department has recognized the need to reevaluate
parking standards in the downtown. The General Plan calls
for a consideration of such parking concepts as joint use,
shared parking and off peak demand to maximize parking
utilization. This evaluation of parking alternatives will be
addressed through the Development Code update. In addition,
the Planning Department is considering including a non
conforming uses clause in the urgency ordinance which will be
presented to Mayor and Council on May 31 which also may
alleviate the parking requirements for the Thrifty Building.
Issues
The major issues with regard to this proposal include:
1. Is the City willing to reduce the legal parking
requirements for the Thrifty Building?
2. Is the City willing to overallocate parking space in the
five-level parking structure?
3. Does the City wish to enter into a long term lease of
the parking spaces?
Alternatives
1.
Require 235 Investments, Inc. to file an application for
a variance to the legal parking requirements for this
building.
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Approve the attached
an over allocation of
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parking agreement recognizing
parking spaces will result.
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Lease the available uncommitted parking spaces, (30
spaces) cancel all leases which are not related to a
building in the "Civic Center Block" and lease these
spaces to 235 Investments, Inc. (30 spaces) providing a
total of 254 parking spaces. Require the payment of the
in-lieu parking fee ($10,000 per space) for the
remaining required parking spaces (either 106 spaces to
meet applicant's request or 300 spaces to meet existing
legal requirements) and recognize that either option is
legally adequate for the uses proposed for the Thrifty
Bu'lding.
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Assistant to
City Administrator
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PIVE LEVEL PARKING STRUCTURE
AVAILABLE PARKING SPACES AS OP MAY 1, 1989
TOTAL SPACES
Designated: (Reserved):
Vanir Tovers (5/23/1973 - 3/1/2025)
Heritage (11/15/1982 - 11/15/2002)
City Officials (9/4/1974 - 11/15/2024)
City Vehicles
Handicapped (9/4/1974 - 9/4/2024)
Maruko Hotel (8/4/1987 - 8/3/2024)
Thrifty Building (6/9/1980 - 5/1/2005)
Total Designated
Allocated:
Maruko Hotel (8/4/1987 - 8/3/2024)
Pacific Pederal (4/15/1972 - 4/15/2025)
Thrifty Building
Total Allocated:
City Hall Employee Parking:
325
39
23
55
4
200
as
300
125
100
525
290
1576
731
Total Designated and Allocated & City Employee 1546
(Sun Company's agreement expires may 15, 1989)
PRED A. WILSON 4/20/89
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SUMMARY OF FIVE LEVEL PARKING STRUCTURE SURVEY
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Spaces Spaces Spaces Avg. Used Spaces Unused Spaces
1st 320 212 108 66 34
2nd 299 227 71. 6 76 24
3rd 312 234 78 75 25
4th 318 118 200 37 63
5th 326 48 278 15 85
Total Space
Total Used Spaces
Total Unused Spaces
% Used Spaces
% Unused Spaces
1575
839
736
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47
*The survey was conducted from 4/11/89 to 4/20/89, between 9:00 a.m.
and 3:00 p.m.
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MEMORANDUM
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App.rently. ~be Sumltomo lank b.. for,clo..a on a tru.t d
tb. old ~bdfty buUalng ana b.. t.ken titl. pursuant ~o a,'.
~ruat..'. De.a Upon S.le r.coraed Sept.mb.r II. 1187. A
prospective purcb..er of tbe property I. nov que.tlonlng If tbe
pr.vloualy alloc.ted p.rklng ap.ce. In tbe .dj.cent 5-1.v.l ROUTINQ
r.rklng .tractur. will go wltb tb. prop.rty or .r. tb.y th. . I
property. of ~h. orlgln.l 1...... B. 'r.nk Domlngu... dba a ~
Vanlr Reaearch Comp.ny. wbo wa. al.o th. pr.vlou. oYner of tb. ~ ~
old ~hr1ftJ' buUdlng. Appar.ntly. IIr. Domlngun b.. appro.ch.d..IE ..3.-
tb. proapectlve purcb...r. offering to a..lgn bl. 1.... for a k ~
price. ~ ~
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parking apace..
September &. 1172 - IDA 1....15 tb. 5-1.vel'parklng .tructure t
the City for 50 years. ORlllo5't-
Sept.mber 17. 1173 - Letter from nrlfty aealty Co...,.ny to IOllfU:orr..::
IDA r.qu..tlng tbat .ufflcl.nt parking .pac.. be provlded~_1 ,
in tbe p.rklng atructur. a. part of tbe .ale. .greement 'V.-~
for the ~brlfty building (t.k.n from. m.mo by p.t.r Llu. ~(Lo.
City ~rafflc Engln..r. d.ted 4-21-84).. D~
September 20. 1'73 - IDA ae.olutlon Ro. 2730 .pprovlng the ~rj
~brifty Realty S.le. tr.n.actlon a. r.vlsed to provld. ,
130 parking .pace. (Llu memo. 4-26-84. Since IDA h.d
previou.ly l...ed the parking .tructure to tbe City. It
could not provide parking .paces to anyone. ~berefor..
tbl. action va. inv.lld).
GLBRDA SAUL. z.ecative D1l'ector
Redev.lopment Agency
Parking Spac.. Allocated to the
old ~brlfty Building
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September 21. 1'73 - Letter from IDA Executlv. Director P.W.
Quinn. Jr. to Tbrlfty Re.lty confirming Board .ctlon in
1-20-73 (Llu memo. 4-21-8U.
Spring. 1'7' - Vanlr purcb..ed th. old Tbrlfty building (Llu
JIIemo. "-26-84)~ ..
July f. 1'7' - Approval by Central City Parking Place
Comml.slon. Parking Place Comml.slon to Increa.e tbe 130
.pace allocation to 185 .pace. .. requested by B. pr.nk
Domingue. of Vanlr (Llu lI.mo. 4-26-84).
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Jul~ ., 1.7. - P.rting Commi..ion r.commenaation pr..ent.a to
Council - Continu.a to Jul~ 23, 117. (Liu ..ao, 4-2&-8C).
Jul~ 23, 117. - Council air.ct.a City Attorn.y to pr.par.
n.c....ry .gr....nt .utboriaing 100 p.rting .pac.. for
non-..clu.i.. u.. C3-bour li.it.a p.rting) at th.
aoutb...t corn.r of tb. 5-1.v.l p.rting .tructur.. "yor
..to.a tb. aotion for an .ddition.l 85 a..ignat.a ap.c..
on tb. 4tb 1...1, but r.commena.a . co.pro.i.. to 1....
85 aesign.t.a ap.c.s witb a cbarg. of .15 per apac. per
aontb .ff.cti.. tb. 8tb y..r, wbicb r.commena.tion waa
adopt.a CLiu ..ao, 4-2&-8C, confirm.a by r.f.rence to
alnut.a).
Augu.t f, 1'7' - Purauant to 7-23-7' .ction, a..olution of City
.lloc.ting 85 p.rting .p.c.. to builaing at aoutb.e.t
corn.r of p.rting atructure .na a r.solution of Cit~
.utborizing ..ecution of .gr....nt witb RDA a..ignating
85 .pac.. on tb. .outb...t corn.r of 4tb floor of p.rting
.tructur. for .aj.c.nt builaing. Continu.a to Augu.t 20,
1171.
August 2', 1'7' - a.solutions pr..ent.a Augu.t I, l'7., ADa
continu.a to tbi. d.t., furtb.r continu.a to S.pt.mb.r
10, 117..
S.pt.mb.r 10, 117. - a.solution. pr.sent.a Augu.t I, 1'7', ana
~ontinu.a to Augu.t 20, 117', .na tbi.-dat. furtb.r
continu.a to Sept.mb.r 17, 1'7'.
Sept.mber 17, 1'7' - a..olution. pr..ent.a Augu.t I, 1'7', ana
continu.a to Augu.t 20, 1179, Sept.mb.r 10, 1171, ana
tbi. d.te, furtb.r continu.a to Octob.r 1, 1979.
Octob.r 1, 1979 - a..olutions pr...nt.a Augu.t I, 1971 ana
continu.a to August 20, 1171, S.pt.mb.r 10, 1979,
S.pt.mb.r 17, 1179, ana thi. aat., furtb.r continu.a to
Octob.r 15, 197..
Octob.r 15, 1'79 - ae.olution. pr..ent.a Augu.t I, 1'7', .nd
continued to August 20, 1'7', Sept.mber 10, 1'7',
September 17, 1'7', Octob.r 1, 117', .na thi.dat.,
tabl.d by Council .ction.
January 21, 1'80 - Council .dopt.a a..olution Ro. 80-21
.utborizing tbe e..cution of .n ..end.ent to tbe
September 4, 1973, Agr.ement witb RDA to r.v.rt 85
parting apace. b.ct to tb. RDA, ao RDA could 1.... to B.
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Pr.nk DO.ingu.. [Liu K.mo, 4-21-84). BDA .pproVed thi.
...nd..nt OD the .... d.y by ".olution Bo. 402', Doting
tb.t the purpo.. v.. to provide p.rking for tb. D.. by
the bUilding t.n.nt. and cu.to..r. of the ~hrifty
bUilding. ~h. .ubj.ct .p.c.. v.r. at the .outhw..t
corn.r of tb. 4tb l.v.l of tb. p.rking .tructur.. .
Janu.ry 28, 1'80 - IDA di.cu..ion of propo..d p.rking .gr....nt
' witb B. Pr.nk Do.ingu.., dir.ction giv.n to coun..l to
r.vi.e propo..l and matt.r continu.d to 2-4-80.
Pebruary 4, 1180 - Mayor ...to of ae.olution Bo. 80-'7
autbori.ing tb. ...cution of . p.rking .p.c. .gr....nt
among tb. City, B. Prank DO.ingu.. .nd ltDA r.l.ting to 85
d..ign.t.d p.rking .p.c.. (Liu ..mo, 4-2-84, confir..d by
revi.w of alnDt..).
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K.rch 3, 1180 - Councll readopt.d a..olution 80-77 approving in
principl. th. ...cution of . p.rking agr..m.nt among
City, B. pr.nk DO.ingu.. and IDA for tb. 1.... of 85
d..ignat.d parking .pac.. and ..tting a public b.aring
(Liu ...0, 4-21-84).
7, 1'80 - Council/Commi..ion 'Oint public h..zing ~n
1.... to B. Prank Do.ingue. of 85 parking .p.c.. and
m.int.nance .gr....nt. Continu.d to April 21, 1180.
(Liu ..mo, 4-21-84).
April
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21, 1'80 - Joint public h..ring ..t for. April " 1'80,
and continu.d to this date furth.r continu.d to May 5,
1'80 (Liu ..mo, 4-251-84).
K.y 5, 1'80 - Council adopt.d a..olution 80-180 and Commi..ion
.dopt.d a.solution Ro. 4071 authorizing execution of an
agreement b.tw..n themselves and B. Pr.nk Domingu.z for
tb. .aintenanc. of 85 de.ignat.d parking .pace.. ~b.
Council al.o adopt.d ae.olution 80-181 .nd the Commis.ion
adopt.d a.solution Ro. 4072 apprOVing th. lea.e of 85
.pace. betwe.n ltDA .nd B. Frank Domingu.z (Liu M.mo, 4-
21-84 confir..d by r.vi.w of .inut.s .nd docu.ent..
Jun.
I, 1'80 - E..cution date of agr.ement pr.viou.ly
.uthorized on May 5, 1'80, by City Resolution 80-1780 and
Commi..ion Re.olution No. 4071 r.lativ. to ..intenance of
85 parking .pac.. on tbe 4tb lev.l of parking .tructur..
~bi. agreement incorporat.. t.r.. of -April, 1'80- leas.
agr..ment. ~.r. i. no agr.ement of that dat.. S.e
di.cu..ion at the conclu.ion of cbronology.
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F.bru.r~ 23, 1.10 - Council .aopt.a R..olation II-I' "
.uthorizing ...cution of .gr....nt b.tw..n City, RDA aDa
B. Fr.nk Do.ingu.. for 100 .lloc.t.a 3-hour li.it.a
parking .pace. (Llu .ellO, 4-26-84'.
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20, 1.84 - Lett.~ from P.t.r B. Liu, Cit~ ~r.ffic
Bngin..r, to B. Fr.nk Do.ginu.. noting .v.il.bility of
builaing permit for propo..d proj.ct but tb.t c.rtific.t.
of occupancy vould not be i..u.a until ~..tioD8
r.l.ting to .d.~.t. parking .01vecS.
April 26, 1.84 - M..o from P.t.r B. Liu to Jack Mat..r, Jr.,
City Ad.ini.tr.tor, r.coma.naing i..uanc. of building
permit for Fuadruck.r'. Re.t.uraDt ba..a on .uffici.nt
parkiDg.
April 27, 1.84 - Council cr.ait.a ~rifty builaing vith 185
p.rking .pac.. (85 l....a, 100 unae.ign.t.a,.
April
~h. r.f.r.nc. in the Jun. ., 1'80, ..int.n.nc. .gr...ent to .n
-April, 1.80- 1.... .gr....nt c.n only be con.tru.a to meaD the
May 5, 1.80 1..... ~he ...cution of this lea.. va. continu.a
twic. in April .nd the docu.ent. v.r. no doubt draft.a
contemporaD.ou.ly but tb. -April- r.f.r.nc. va. not apeSat.d
wh.n tbe docu.ent. vera .ign.a.
~o re.pond to the b..ic qu..tion, vh.ther o~ not the parking
lea.e rel.t.. to tbe .ubject building, it i. clear fro. tb.
legiBlativ. bi.tory on this matter ana from the May 5, 1.80
le..e it.elf th.t the purpo.. of the parking 1.... va. to
proviae p.rking for t.nant. ana cu.to.er. of the .ubject
bul1dlDg.
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.for con.iaeration in in the con.truction of
contract.. In int.rpreting . contract .'court'.
mo.t import.nt duty, therefor., i. to di.cover tb.
true meaning of the in.trument .na to gl.aD
therefrom it. purpo.e. .na object.. Nora., phra.e.,
.nd .entenc.. .r. con.tru.a in contempl.tion of
the.e purpo.e. .na object..- (14 Cal.Jur.III,'
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RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AUTHORIZING THE
EXECUTION OF A PARKING AGREEMENT AND AGREEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS BETWEEN THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO; CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO, AND 235
INVESTMENTS, INC., A NEVADA CORPORATION, BY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY
OF SAN BERNARDINO ON BEHALF OF SAID CITY.
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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, on behalf of said
Ci ty , a parking agreement with The Redevelopment Agency of the
City of San Bernardino and 235 Investments, Inc., a Nevada
corporation, relative to the five-level parking structure-
various levels, and construction of pedestrian walkways.
A copy of said agreement is attached hereto marked Exhibit
"A" and incorporated herein by this reference as fully as though
set forth at length
SECTION 2.
This Agreement shall not take affect until
fully signed and executed by both parties. The City shall not be
obligated hereunder unless and until the Agreement is fully
executed and no oral agreement relating thereto shall be implied
or authorized.
SECTION 3. This resolution is rescinded if the parties to
the agreement{s) fail to execute it within sixty (60) days of the
passage of this resolution.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was duly
adopted by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San
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The foregoing resolution is hereby approved this
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Evlyn Wilcox, Mayor
City of San Bernardino
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PARKING AGREEMENT
(Five-Level Parking structure - 5th Level)
THIS PARKING AGREEMENT (referred to as "Agreement") is
entered into between the REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF SAN
BERNARDINO, referred to as "Agency", the CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO,
a municipal corporation, referred to as "City", and 235
INVESTMENTS, INC., a Nevada corporation, referred to as "Owner".
CITY and OWNER agree as follows:
1. RECITALS.
( a ) Ci ty and Agency executed a Lease Agreement
dated September 4, 1972, wherein the Agency leased to
City for a period of 50 years the Parking Facility
adjoining City Hall, San Bernardino, California, which
would provide necessary publiC parking to the users of
the commercial, civic and cultural complex.
Said
Parking Facilities are described in Exhibit "A", a copy
of which is attached hereto and by this reference made
a part hereof.
(b) Section 4 of the Lease Agreement provides for
the use of the Parking Facility as follows:
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"a. It is understood and agreed that the
leased premises shall be maintained and used
as a parking facility for the benefit of the
public patronizing the Commercial, Business
and Cultural Areas which facility shall be
available to the public without charge,
provided, however, that City shall adopt and
enforce reasonable regulations and controls
with respect to such use, including parking
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time limits, which regulations and controls
shall be substantially in accordance with the
parking assignments and allocations set forth
in the report of Armstrong-Ulmer Gruen
Associates, Inc., entitled San Bernardino
Central City Parking Structures Operation,
attached hereto as Exhibit 'D' and by this
reference made a part hereof: provided,
however, said assignments and allocations
may be varied or changed from time to time
upon the recommendation of Agency or City
subject to the concurrence of Agency and
City, such concurrence not to be unreasonably
withheld.
b. Ci ty agrees that the use of the leased
premises shall be restricted solely to uses
consistent with the purposes specified in
subparagraph a. of this paragraph."
(c) The Lease Agreement, although prohibiting the
imposition of charges upon the public patronizing the
Commercial, Business and Cultural areas, permits the
imposition of charges for parking upon regular users
with reserved spaces, and upon employees of tenants and
owners of property in the immediate downtown area.
(d) The owner is the owner of certain real
property more particularly described on Exhibit "B"
attached hereto, upon which is constructed an office
building.
(e) Owner has requested the designation of
certain spaces for use by its officers, employees,
tenants, and invitees, and City has determined that no
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The parties have agreed to enter into this
agreement to provide parking as required by San
Bernardino Municipal Code Section 19.56.190, for the
use of Owner's officers, employees, tenants and
invitees to the building described in Exhibit "B".
NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereby agree as follows:
2. TERM.
The term of this agreement shall commence upon the
effective date of this agreement, and terminate at 12:00 a.m., on
June 15, 1994.
OWner shall have the option to renew this
agreement for three (3) successive five-year periods provided
that Owner is not in default of any of the provisions of this
agreement at the time of renewal. This lease may be terminated
by either party without cause upon the giving of written notice
of the termination to be effective no sooner than ninety (90)
calendar days from the date of notice.
3. PAYMENT.
Owner shall pay to City the sum of $22.34 per month per
per designated parking space and $11.17 for each of the
undesignated parking spaces for a total base cost of $73,052.00
per year, payable quarterly, in advance.
This sum shall be
adjusted annually based on changes in the Los Angeles/Long Beach
Consumer Price Index, provided said adjustment shall be limited
to a maximum of ten percent (10%) annually. Upon acceptance of
this Agreement, Owner shall deposit with City the amount of
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Failure by OWner to pay to City, quarterly
payments in advance shall consitute a breach of this agreement.
4. PARKING RIGHTS.
City hereby covenants, grants, and agrees that the
following parking rights (collectively the "Parking Rights") will
be provided and maintained on the Garage Site to provide parking
for the use of any tenants, subtenants, guests, licensees,
customers, visitors, invitees, and employees of the buildings now
and hereafter located on the office building site on the terms
and conditions contained herein:
(a) 185 designated parking spaces on various
levels of the Parking Facilities: and,
(b) 175 undesignated parking spaces on the
fifth level of the Parking Facility: and,
( c ) OWner acknowledges and agrees that the
allocation of 175 undesignated parking spaces
does not obligate the City to ensure that
such parking space or any parking space will
be available at any particular time on any
given day.
5. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
The City shall, at its own expense:
(i) operate, maintain and furnish the
Parking Facilities, including but not limited
to accessways, driveways, stairways, and
elevators, in accordance with the usual
standards of operation and maintenance of
parking structures, and in accordance with
all applicable laws, statutes, ordinances and
regulations:
(ii) restripe the spaces required for
handicapped parking:
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(iii) develop traffic patterns within
the Parking Facilities satisfactory to City
after consultation with the owner, including
new and improved signage clearly directing
users from the parking facility to the
owner's Building.
6. APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS
City represents that the parking provided pursuant to
this covenant complies with all applicable state and local
zoning, building, fire, safety, and other requirements in
connection with parking required for the use and operation of the
office building.
7. LAWS GOVERNING AGREEMENT
This Agreement shall be governed under the laws of the
State of California.
8. GENERAL PROVISIONS
Each party agrees to perform any further acts and to
execute and deliver any further documents which may be reasonably
necessary to carry out the provisions of this Agreement.
9. POSSESSORY INTEREST
The City and the Owner hereby agree and understand that
this Agreement may create a possessory interest subject to
property taxation and that if such possessory interest is
created, the Owner shall pay the property taxes, if any, levied
on such possessory interest. The Owner shall promptly provide to
the City upon such payment a written certification, signed by an
authorized agent of the Owner, that all such taxes due, if any,
have been paid by the Owner.
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This agreement does not grant, authorize, or otherwise
effect in any manner any parking credit to which owner mayor may
not be entitled as owner of a building subject to assessment by
the Central City Parking District.
11. HOLD HARMLESS
Owner agrees to, and shall, hold City, its elective and
appointive boards, commissions, officers, agents and employees
harmless from any liability for damage or claims for damage for
personal injury, including death, as well as from claims for
property damage which may rise from Owner's operations under
this Agreement, whether such operations be by Owner, its
officers, employees, tenants or invitees, or by anyone or more
persons directly or indirectly employed by or acting as agent for
Owner.
Owner 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 any
of the operations hereunder.
12. INSURANCE PROVISION
Owner agrees to procure and maintain in force during
the terms of this Agreement and any extension thereof, at its
expense, public liability insurance adequate to protect against
liability for damage claims through public use of or arising out
of accidents occurring in or around said parking spaces, in a
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provide coverage for City's contingent liability on such claims
or losses. City shall be named as an additional insured in such
policy of insurance.
Documentation of insurance shall be
delivered to City's Risk Management Division.
Owner agrees to
obtain a written obligation from the insurers to notify City in
writing at least thirty (30) days prior to cancellation or
refusal to renew any such policies.
13. REVOCABLE LICENSE
This Agreement shall constitute a revocable license and
does not constitute an easement or covenant running with the
land.
Owner shall not assign any parking spaces which are the
subject of this Agreement without the prior written consent of
the City.
The parties contemplate that the parking spaces will
be devoted to occupants of Owner's building and customers.
14. PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE AND WALKWAY
Owner hereby promises that within ninety (90) days of
the effective date hereof, Owner shall file with the appropriate
departments of the City of San Bernardino plans for the
construction of a pedestrian bridge and walkway to span the area
between the Westerly side of the second floor of the Parking
Facility and the Easterly side of the real property described in
Exhibit "B" attached hereto, commonly known as the Thrifty
Building. The Easterly facade of the Thrifty Building shall be
suitably remodeled to look like the front entrance of the
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notice advising OWner of the final approval of plans, OWner shall
commence construction of the pedestrian bridge/walkway span and
remodeling of the Easterly facade of the Thrifty Building.
15. COVERED PEDESTRIAN RAMP
OWner hereby promises that within ninety (90) days of
the effective date hereof, OWner shall file with the appropriate
departments of the City of San Bernardino plans for the
construction of a covered pedestrian ramp spanning the area from
the Westerly side of the fifth floor of the Parking Facility to
the second floor of the property described in Exhibit "B",
commonly known as the Thrifty Building. Within ninety (90) days
of the date of the notice advising OWner of the final approval of
plans, Owner shall commence construction of the covered
pedestrian ramp.
16. ASSIGNMENT.
Owner shall not assign any parking spaces which are
the subject of this Agreement without first having received the
written consent of City. City hereby agrees not to unreasonably
withhold its consent. The parties contemplate that the parking
spaces will be devoted to occupants of Owner's building and
customers, business invitees and employees thereof.
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17. AMENDMENT.
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written agreement signed by both parties and failure on the party
of either party to enforce any provision of this Agreement shall
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of such provision or provisions, nor act to release any surety
from its obligations under this Agreement.
18. NOTICES.
All notices herein required shall be in writing and
delivered in person or mailed by certified mail, postage prepaid,
addressed as follows:
OWNER
CITY
235 Investments, Inc.
235 Montgomery street
Suite 972
San Francisco, CA 94104
City Clerk
City of San Bernardino
300 North "0" Street
San Bernardino, CA 92418
19. VALIDITY.
If any terms, conditions, provisions or covenants of
this Agreement shall to any extent be judged invalid,
unenforceable, void or voidable for any reason whatsoever by a
court of competent jurisdiction, each and all remaining terms,
conditions, promises and covenants of this Agreement shall not be
affected and shall be valid and enforceable to the fullest extent
permitted by law.
20. CONCURRENCE BY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY.
The foregoing provisions of this Agreement and the
assignment and allocation of parking spaces is concurred in by
the Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Bernardino, without
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of the lease referred to in Section 1.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have executed this
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CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
City Clerk
Evlyn W1.lcox, Mayor
C1. ty of San Bernard1.no
APPROVED AS TO FORM
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CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
Agency Counsel
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Parcel 28 of Parcel Map No. 688, as per plat thereof
recorded in Book 25 of Parcel Maps, pages 47 through 58,
inclusive, records of the County Recorder of San Bernardino
County, State of California.
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RESOLUTION NO.
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RESOLUTION OF THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF SAN
BERNARDINO AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A PARKING AGREEMENT AND
AGREEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS BETWEEN THE
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO; CITY OF SAN
BERNARDINO, AND 235 INVESTMENTS, INC., A NEVADA CORPORATION, BY
THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO ON BEHALF OF SAID CITY.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF
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SECTION 1. The Director of the Redevelopment Agency of the
8 City of San Bernardino ("agency"), is hereby authorized and
9 directed to execute, on behal f of the agency, a parking
10 agreement with The City of San Bernardino and 235 Investments,
11 Inc., a Nevada corporation, relative to the five-level parking
12 structure - various levels, and construction of pedestrian
13 walkways.
14 A copy of said agreement is attached hereto marked Exhibit
15 "A" and incorporated herein by this reference as fully as though
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SECTION 2.
This Agreement shall not take affect until
18 fully signed and executed by both parties. The agency shall not
19 be obligated hereunder unless and until the Agreement is fully
20 executed and no oral agreement relating thereto shall be implied
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SECTION 3. This resolution is rescinded if the parties to
23 the agreement(s) fail to execute it within sixty (60) days of the
24 passage of this resolution.
25 I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was duly
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RESO: EXECUTOARKING AGREEMENT AND AG~NT FOR CONSTRUCTION
EDESTRIAN WALKWAYS WITH 235 INVESTMENTS, INC. and CITY
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City Clerk
The foregoing resolution is hereby approved this
day of
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Director
Redevelopment Agency of the
City of San Bernardino
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PARKING AGREEMENT
(Five-Level Parking structure - 5th Level)
THIS PARKING AGREEMENT (referred to as "Agreement") is
entered into between the REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF SAN
BERNARDINO, referred to as "Agency", the CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO,
a municipal corporation, referred to as "City", and 235
INVESTMENTS, INC., a Nevada corporation, referred to as "Owner".
CITY and OWNER agree as follows:
1. RECITALS.
( a ) Ci ty and Agency executed a Lease Agreement
dated September 4, 1972, wherein the Agency leased to
City for a period of 50 years the Parking Facility
adjoining City Hall, San Bernardino, California, which
would provide necessary public parking to the users of
the commercial, civic and cultural complex.
Said
Parking Facilities are described in Exhibit "A", a copy
of which is attached hereto and by this reference made
a part hereof.
(b) Section 4 of the Lease Agreement provides for
the use of the Parking Facility as follows:
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"a. It is understood and agreed that the
leased premises shall be maintained and used
as a parking facility for the benefit of the
public patroniZing the Commercial, Business
and Cultural Areas which facility shall be
available to the public without charge,
provided, however, that City shall adopt and
enforce reasonable regulations and controls
with respect to such use, including parking
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time limits, which regulations and controls
shall be substantially in accordance with the
parking assignments and allocations set forth
in the report of Armstrong-Ulmer Gruen
Associates, Inc., entitled San Bernardino
Central City Parking Structures Operation,
attached hereto as Exhibit 'D' and by this
reference made a part hereof: provided,
however, said assignments and allocations
may be varied or changed from time to time
upon the recommendation of Agency or City
subject to the concurrence of Agency and
City, such concurrence not to be unreasonably
withheld.
b. Ci ty agrees that the use of the leased
premises shall be restricted solely to uses
consistent with the purposes specified in
subparagraph a. of this paragraph."
(c) The Lease Agreement, although prohibiting the
imposition of charges upon the public patronizing the
Commercial, Business and Cultural areas, permits the
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imposition of charges for parking upon regular users
with reserved spaces, and upon employees of tenants and
owners of property in the immediate downtown area.
(d) The owner is the owner of certain real
property more particularly described on Exhibit "B"
attached hereto, upon which is constructed an office
building.
( e) Owner has requested the designation of
certain spaces for use by its officers, employees,
tenants, and invitees, and City has determined that no
adverse impact on public parking in the Parking
Facility will result from the allocation of these
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(f) The parties have agreed to enter into this
agreement to provide parking as required by San
Bernardino Municipal Code Section 19.56.190, for the
use of Owner's officers, employees, tenants and
invitees to the building described in Exhibit "B".
NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereby agree as follows:
2. TERM.
The term of this agreement shall commence upon the
effective date of this agreement, and terminate at 12:00 a.m., on
June 15, 1994.
Owner shall have the option to renew this
agreement for three (3) successive five-year periOdS provided
that Owner is not in default of any of the provisions of this
agreement at the time of renewal. This lease may be terminated
by either party without cause upon the giving of written notice
of the termination to be effective no sooner than ninety (90)
calendar days from the date of notice.
3. PAYMENT.
Owner shall pay to City the sum of $22.34 per month per
per designated parking space and $11.17 for each of the
undesignated parking spaces for a total base cost of $73,052.00
per year, payable quarterly, in advance.
This sum shall be
adjusted annually based on changes in the Los Angeles/Long Beach
Consumer Price Index, provided said adjustment shall be limited
to a maximum of ten percent (10%) annually. Upon acceptance of
this Agreement, Owner shall deposit with City the amount of
$18,263.00, which will be held by City as a performance bond.
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quarterly payment. Failure by OWner to pay to ~ty, quarterly
payments ~n advance shall consitute a breach of this agreement.
4. PARKING RIGHTS.
C~ty hereby covenants, grants, and agrees that the
follow~ng parking rights (collectively the .Park~ng R~ghts") will
be provided and maintained on the Garage Site to provide parking
for the use of any tenants, subtenants, guests, licensees,
customers, visitors, ~nv~tees, and employees of the buildings now
and hereafter located on the office building site on the terms
and condit~ons contained herein:
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(a) 185 designated parking spaces on var~ous
levels of the Parking Fac~lities; and,
(b) 175 undesignated parking spaces on the
fifth level of the Parking Facility; and,
( c ) OWner acknowledges and agrees that the
allocation of 175 undesignated parking spaces
does not obligate the C~ty to ensure that
such parking space or any parking space will
be available at any particular time on any
given day.
5. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
The City shall, at its own expense:
(i) operate, maintain and furnish the
Park~ng Facilities, including but not l~mited
to accessways, driveways, stairways, and
elevators, in accordance w~th the usual
standards of operation and maintenance of
parking structures, and in accordance with
all applicable laws, statutes, ordinances and
regulations;
(ii) restripe the spaces required for
handicapped parking;
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(iii) develop traffic patterns within
the Parking Facilities satisfactory to City
after consultation with the owner, including
new and improved signage clearly directing
users from the parking facility to the
owner's Building.
6. APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS
City represents that the parking provided pursuant to
this covenant complies with all applicable state and local
zoning, building, fire, safety, and other requirements in
connection with parking required for the use and operation of the
office building.
7. LAWS GOVERNING AGREEMENT
This Agreement shall be governed under the laws of the
State of California.
8. GENERAL PROVISIONS
Each party agrees to perform any further acts and to
execute and deliver any further documents which may be reasonably
necessary to carry out the provisions of this Agreement.
9. POSSESSORY INTEREST
The City and the Owner hereby agree and understand that
this Agreement may create a possessory interest subject to
property taxation and that if such possessory interest is
created, the Owner shall pay the property taxes, if any, levied
on such possessory interest. The Owner shall promptly provide to
the City upon such payment a written certification, signed by an
authorized agent of the Owner, that all such taxes due, if any,
have been paid by the Owner.
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10. PARKING CREDIT
This agreement does not grant, authorize, or otherwise
effect in any manner any parking credit to which owner mayor may
not be entitled as owner of a building subject to assessment by
the Central City Parking District.
11. HOLD HARMLESS
Owner agrees to, and shall, hold City, its elective and
appointive boards, commissions, officers, agents and employees
harmless from any liability for damage or claims for damage for
personal injury, including death, as well as from claims for
property damage which may rise from Owner's operations under
this Agreement, whether such operations be by Owner, its
officers, employees, tenants or invitees, or by anyone or more
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persons directly or indirectly employed by or acting as agent for
Owner.
Owner 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 any
of the operations hereunder.
12. INSURANCE PROVISION
Owner agrees to procure and maintain in force during
the terms of this Agreement and any extension thereof, at its
expense, public liability insurance adequate to protect against
liability for damage claims through public use of or arising out
of accidents occurring in or around said parking spaces, in a
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and $100,000 for property damage.
Such insurance pOlicies shall
provide coverage for City's contingent liability on such claims
or losses. City shall be named as an additional insured in such
policy of insurance.
Documentation of insurance shall be
delivered to City's Risk Management Division. Owner agrees to
obtain a written obligation from the insurers to notify City in
writing at least thirty (30) days prior to cancellation or
refusal to renew any such policies.
13. REVOCABLE LICENSE
This Agreement shall constitute a revocable license and
does not constitute an easement or covenant running with the
land.
Owner shall not assign any parking spaces which are the
subject of this Agreement without the prior written consent of
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the City.
The parties contemplate that the parking spaces will
be devoted to occupants of Owner's building and customers.
14. PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE AND WALKWAY
Owner hereby promises that within ninety (90) days of
the effective date hereof, Owner shall file with the appropriate
departments of the City of San Bernardino plans for the
construction of a pedestrian bridge and walkway to span the area
between the Westerly side of the second floor of the Parking
Facility and the Easterly side of the real property described in
Exhibit "B" attached hereto, commonly known as the Thrifty
Building. The Easterly facade of the Thrifty Building shall be
suitably remodeled to look like the front entrance of the
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Within ninety (90) days of the date of the
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notice advising Owner of the final approval of plans, Owner shall
commence construction of the pedestrian bridge/walkway span and
remodeling of the Easterly facade of the Thrifty Building.
15. COVERED PEDESTRIAN RAMP
Owner hereby promises that within ninety (90) days of
the effective date hereof, Owner shall file with the appropriate
departments of the City of San Bernardino plans for the
construction of a covered pedestrian ramp spanning the area from
the Westerly side of the fifth floor of the Parking Facility to
the second floor of the property described in Exhibit "B",
commonly known as the Thrifty Building. Within ninety (90) days
of the date of the notice advising Owner of the final approval of
plans, Owner shall commence construction of the covered
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pedestrian ramp.
16. ASSIGNMENT.
Owner shall not assign any parking spaces which are
the subject of this Agreement without first having received the
written consent of City. City hereby agrees not to unreasonably
withhold its consent. The parties contemplate that the parking
spaces will be devoted to occupants of Owner's building and
customers, business invitees and employees thereof.
Any other
use shall be subject to strict scrutiny.
17. AMENDMENT.
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This Agreement may be amended or modified only by
written agreement signed by both parties and failure on the party
of either party to enforce any provision of this Agreement shall
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of such provision or provisions, nor act to release any surety
from its obligations under this Agreement.
18. NOTICES.
All notices herein required shall be in writing and
delivered in person or mailed by certified mail, postage prepaid,
addressed as follows:
OWNER
CITY
235 Investments, Inc.
235 Montgomery Street
Suite 972
San Francisco, CA 94104
City Clerk
City of San Bernardino
300 North "D" Street
San Bernardino, CA 92418
19. VALIDITY.
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If any terms, conditions, provisions or covenants of
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this Agreement shall to any extent be judged invalid,
unenforceable, void or voidable for any reason whatsoever by a
court of competent jurisdiction, each and all remaining terms,
conditions, promises and covenants of this Agreement shall not be
affected and shall be valid and enforceable to the fullest extent
permitted by law.
20. CONCURRENCE BY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY.
The foregoing provisions of this Agreement and the
assignment and allocation of parking spaces is concurred in by
the Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Bernardino, without
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of the lease referred to in Section 1.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have executed this
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ATTEST:
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
City Clerk
Evlyn Wilcox, Mayor
City of San Bernardino
APPROVED AS TO FORM
AND EGAL CONTENT
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CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
Agency Counsel
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AND LEGAL CONTENT:
235 INVESTMENTS, INC.
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Parcel 28 of Parcel Map No. 688, as per plat thereof
recorded in Book 25 of Parcel Maps, pages 47 through 58,
inclusive, records of the County Recorder of San Bernardino
County, State of California.
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