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City shall not be required to obtain prior written approval for the performance of routine maintenance or emergency repairs. As used in this section, the term "routine maintenance" refers to work that does not alter the original condition of Improvements previously approved in writing by District, which work is required to prevent deterioration of said Improvements. As used in this section, the term "emergency repairs" refers to repairs that do not alter the original condition of Improvements previously approved in writing, which repairs are necessary to protect the safety of the public and/or property. Except in the case of emergency or routine maintenance, City shall consult District at least seven (7) days before any major maintenance operations, such as replacement of Improvements, are performed by City. Work shall be done in such a manner that District shall at all times be able to use and gain access to its facilities on the Park, and in such a manner that Park trails and pathways are kept clear and safe for use by the public when practically possible. All work performed by City under this section shall be subject to inspection by District, with inspection costs to be paid by City. 8. Davis Street Development: City agrees that it will work with the District toward the development of Davis Street for public access to Oyster Bay Regional Shoreline. All necessary land tenure and development rights will be granted from City to District to assure adequate and safe public access right of way for the development of public access to and from Oyster Bay Regional Shoreline upon District satisfaction of all typical and reasonable City conditions for such land tenure and development rights. EBRPD will provide all necessary work to provide adequate and safe public access meeting the standards of the City 9. Rights of Access: District shall have the sole right to grant rights of access such as encroachment permits or rights of entry to third party permittees within the Park.. Any work to be conducted by third party permittees, which may require access on or across the Bridge, or may affect the Bridge , will require the third party permittee to obtain rights of access from City. In the case of routine maintenance as defined in Section 7 above, City's third party permittees may obtain a right of access from District by contacting the District's Park Supervisor by both telephone and e-mail in advance of the work to be performed, giving at least forty-eight (48) hours notice when practical or possible. 10. Vehicular Access: No type of motor -driven vehicle shall be permitted on the Bridge, except those of City and District and their third party permittees being used for construction, maintenance, repair, patrol or public safety purposes. The District shall not unreasonably withhold permission for vehicular access to the City and its third party permittees for construction, maintenance, repair, operations and patrol of the Bridge. Vehicles allowed on the Park Slough Bridge 1-21-09