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the Storm Sewer Easement (the "Shared Storm Sewer Improvements"). The Shared Storm Sewer Improvements shall be deemed private improvements even if a public utility easement is dedicated over all or a portion of the Storm Sewer Easement Property. The Owner of Lot 3 must maintain, repair and replace the Shared Storm Sewer Improvements. The Owner of Lot 3 must perform its maintenance, repair and replacement obligations in a manner that does not unreasonably interfere with the use or enjoyment of the Storm Sewer Easement Property for its intended purposes. If the Owner of Lot 3 intends to perform maintenance, repair or replacement work on the Shared Storm Sewer Improvements on Lot 4 or on Lot 5, the Owner of Lot 3 must give the Owner or Owners of the Lot or Lots upon which the maintenance, repair or replacement work will be undertaken at least seven (7) days before commencing the work. (iii) Maintenance Costs. The cost of maintaining, repairing and replacing the Shared Storm Sewer Improvements (the "Shared Storm Sewer Improvement Maintenance Costs") shall be allocated between the Owners of Lot 3, Lot 4 and Lot 5 as follows: The Owner of Lot 3 is liable for percent ( %) of the Shared Storm Sewer Improvement Maintenance Costs; the Owner of Lot 4 is liable for percent ( %) of the Shared Storm Sewer Improvement Maintenance Costs; and the Owner of Lot 5 is liable for percent ( %) of the Shared Storm Sewer Improvement Maintenance Costs. Article III, Section 3 of this Agreement describes the Owners obligations with respect to the payment of maintenance costs. D. Grant of Inspection and Repair Easement to City. Sophia -Ramsey and the HRA each grant the City of Ramsey a perpetual, non-exclusive easement in gross over and across the Lots to permit the City to inspect private water lines, storm sewer lines and related equipment located on the Property and to maintain and repair those lines and equipment if the City determines that the Lot Owners are not adequately maintaining or repairing those lines or equipment (the "Public Inspection Repair Easement"). Except in circumstances where the City must act promptly to prevent or limit damage to public or private property or to protect public health and safety, the City must give Owners written notice of the maintenance or repairs the City determines are necessary and must allow the Owners thirty (30) days after the delivery of such notice to perform the maintenance or repairs themselves before the City may exercises its right to maintain or repair private lines and equipment. If the City makes inspections or undertakes maintenance or repairs pursuant to this Section D, the City must use commercially reasonable efforts to minimize disruption to the Owners; the Owners' tenants; and the Owners' and the Owners' tenants guests and invitees. If the City incurs costs or expenses 5 4873445v8