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2.2. Detailed Description of Improvements within the District
<br />The following items are contained in that Agreement among Roberts Landing, Inc., dba Citation
<br />Homes Central, a California corporation, Santa Clara Land Title Company, and the City of San
<br />Leandro, said Agreement being dated April 15, 1996, said items to be funded by the Heron Bay
<br />Maintenance Assessment District:
<br />a) Design, construction, and maintenance of Water Circulation and Drainage improvements as
<br />depicted in that certain document entitled "Water Circulation and Drainage Plan" dated July
<br />19, 1991, and prepared by ESA subject to regulatory agency amendments;
<br />b) Design, construction, and maintenance of the Shoreline Trail and trail extension through open
<br />space lands adjacent to and serving the Heron Bay development;
<br />c) Design, construction, and maintenance of existing and newly constructed shoreline levees,
<br />outfalls, tidegates, pumps, maintenance roads, bank protection, drainage facilities, and
<br />wetland habitats;
<br />d) Design, construction, reconstruction, and maintenance of levees separating the tidal
<br />marshlands and open space from the City's 100-acre dredged disposal area, and any
<br />remedial actions or improvements associated therewith;
<br />e) Design, construction, and maintenance of levees, weirs, dikes, outfalls, drainage facilities,
<br />pumps, flapgates, tide gates, and other improvements necessary to implement that certain
<br />plan entitled W ESCO Mitigation Plan dated January, 1992 (currently identified as the "RMI
<br />Mitigation and Monitoring Plan dated May, 1995" for the Citation Marsh);
<br />f) Any other public improvements customarily financed and maintained through special
<br />assessment proceedings, including but not limited to, streets, sidewalks, public rights-of-way,
<br />sewers, waterlines, soundwalls, traffic signals, signage, streetlights, drains, stormwater
<br />facilities, parks, landscaping, and lift stations;
<br />g) The sidewalks, landscaping, and sound walls associated with the Lewelling Boulevard
<br />extension westerly of Wicks Boulevard through the roundabout westerly of the Southern
<br />Pacific railroad tracks; and
<br />h) Portions of the Buffer Zone, which include the Interpretive Center.
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