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Parking Improvements. The Exclusive Use Stalls may not be used for any purpose other than the <br />parking of motor vehicles. For example, the Exclusive Use Stalls may not be used for the <br />storage of any personal property other than motor vehicles, and the owner of Lot 3 and such <br />owner's tenants and the owner's and owner's tenants' guests and invitees may not attach or affix <br />anything to the District A Parking Improvements except that the owner of Lot 3 may, upon the <br />receipt of the City's written consent, which consent may not to be unreasonably withheld, affix <br />signs to the District A Parking Improvements to identify the Exclusive Use Stalls, to distinguish <br />the Exclusive Use Stalls from other stalls in the District A Parking Improvements and to <br />distinguish Exclusive Use Stalls from one another. The City Council may not approve an <br />amendment to the District A Parking Plan that impairs the exclusive easement rights granted in <br />this Section 4.2 without the written consent of the owner of Lot 3 and the holder of any mortgage <br />recorded against title to Lot 3. <br />5. Operation of the District A Parkine Improvements. The City will operate the <br />Public Parking Areas as public parking facilities. The Public Parking Areas will be available to <br />beneficiaries of the easement described in Section 4.1 and to the public on a first -come, first - <br />served basis subject to the following: <br />(a) The City will establish handicapped parking stalls within the Public <br />Parking Areas as required by law. The owner of Lot 3 must establish and maintain handicapped <br />parking stalls within the Exclusive Easement Area as required by law. <br />(b) The City may designate, with appropriate signage, parking stalls within <br />the Public Parking Areas that may only be used for a specified period of time (for example, <br />without limitation, "One Hour Parkins" "Overnight Parkins" and "No Overnight Parking"). <br />(c) The City may designate parking stalls in the Public Parking Areas as "park <br />and ride" stalls for the exclusive use of public transit patrons during designated days and hours as <br />provided for in the District A Parking Plan. The number of designated "park and ride" stalls may <br />not exceed the number of stalls the Parking Plan allocates for "park and ride" use. The City must <br />utilize signage and other parking control mechanisms in an attempt to limit "park and ride" use to <br />the number of parking stalls designated for "park and ride" use in the District A Parking Plan and <br />must make a good faith effort to enforce restrictions the City adopts to control such use. <br />(d) The City may elect to charge fees for parking in the Public Parking Areas; <br />provided the costs associated with the operation of the Public Parking Areas on a fee basis will <br />be Parking Maintenance Costs under Section 7 below, and the proceeds received from the <br />operation of the Public Parking Areas on a fee basis will be applied to reduce the budgeted <br />Parking Maintenance Costs allocated among the Parcels pursuant to Section 9 below. <br />(e) The City may, from time to time, temporarily limit or deny access to <br />parking spaces within the District A Parking Improvements as the City determines to be <br />necessary or desirable in connection with the maintenance, repair or replacement of District A <br />Parking Improvements or the construction of expansions of or additions to the District A Parking <br />Improvements. The City must use all commercially reasonable efforts to minimize any <br />interference with the use of the parking stalls in the Exclusive Use Area. <br />A-4 <br />2707737v11 <br />09/27/11 <br />