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4. Termination. If termination of this Agreement is by mutual consent or due to the <br />failure of the City to meet the objectives of this MOU, the City will return to Kaiser all the <br />Medical-Retail Contribution less expenses incurred by the ACCMA for the improvements prior to <br />that termination. The expenses incurred will be based upon the fair share ratio determined for the <br />project. <br />5. Processin~of the Retail Project. In order for Kaiser to submit a completed <br />application for its Medical Center Project, it is desirable for ICI to substantially complete its <br />Environmental Impact Report for the Retail Project. City agrees to make best efforts to complete <br />its environmental review of the Retail Project and consider the Project by September 2, 2008. <br />Subject to the limitations of paragraph 10, City agrees to exempt the Retail Project from any <br />additional fees, costs or exactions related to the Marina Interchange Project provided that Kaiser <br />timely remit the Medical-Retail Contribution. The City acknowledges that processing delays to <br />the Retail Project may delay the Medical Center Project and agrees to use its best efforts to <br />expedite the processing of the Retail Project approvals. City will appoint a development team <br />with the Community Development Director as team leader empowered to coordinate the City's <br />various departments in their interaction with the ICI development team. The "City Development <br />Team" shall consist of this team leader and persons responsible for various subject areas and the <br />departments necessary for the timely processing of the ICI application, as reasonably requested by <br />ICI. The City Development Team shall include an attorney from the City Attorney's office on a <br />periodic basis, as needed. The City will ensure that its personnel are available to avoid delay to <br />the schedule. City personnel will be available to review documents produced by City consultants <br />in a timely manner with priority and ICI agrees to pay for the reasonable cost of such staff and the <br />hiring of temporary outside staff support if the City team leader determines that such support will <br />be necessary to keep the Retail Project on schedule. City shall review and provide its input to sub- <br />consultant reports such as traffic and site plan review in a diligent manner and review and provide <br />its input to the EIR consultant on the Administrative Draft Environmental Impact Report for the <br />Retail Project within thirty (30) days. <br />6. Processing of the Medical Center Project. City agrees to make its best efforts to <br />complete its environmental review of the Medical Center Project and consider the Medical Center <br />Project on an accelerated basis by March 1, 2009. City agrees to use its best efforts to expedite the <br />processing of the Medical Center Project approvals by tiering off of the environmental review <br />performed for the Retail Project, and if appropriate, after independent review by the City Council, <br />proceed with a mitigated Negative Declaration or other expedited approval. City will appoint a <br />development team with one identified team leader empowered to coordinate the City's various <br />departments in their interaction with the Kaiser development team. Kaiser agrees to pay any and <br />all costs associated with the accelerated review required for the Medical Center Project. The City <br />Development Team shall consist of this team leader and persons responsible for various subject <br />areas and the departments necessary to the timely processing of the Kaiser application, as <br />reasonably requested by Kaiser. The City Development Team shall include an attorney from the <br />City Attorney's office on a periodic basis, as needed. Kaiser desires that the City and its staff <br />understand the importance of the Kaiser Project schedule and the need for the efficient <br />prioritization and allocation of staff time and resources and cooperation and coordination with the <br />ACCMA and Caltrans to avoid undue delay in the provision of health care to Kaiser members and <br />the community. The City will ensure that its personnel are available to avoid delay to the <br />#380424 4 ~ C J~~ <br />1/2008 111 i ~(_l (,~ <br />