Agmt 2000 City of Oakland Port Commissioners (2)

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Board of Port Commissioners CONFIDENTIAL: ATTORNEY' of the City of Oakland CLIENT AND ATTORNEY WORK- Oakland, California PRODUCT PRIVILEGED; November 3, 2000 EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE Page 2 ABSOLUTELY PROHIBITED FROM DISSEFIINATION OUTSIDE PORT 1. Summary of Settlement Agreement The Settlement Agreement is consistent with the' summary provided to the Board in our October 20, 2000, letter. A copy of the October 20 letter is enclosed. The major provisions of the Settlement Agreement are the following: The Port will fund a program to insulate up to 200 residential units in San Leandro at a cost of approximately 5 million. The Port will fund insulation of a City branch library if a Port sound study shows insulation is required. The Port will fund a program to insulate up to approximately 400 more residential units in San Leandro Davis West and Timothy Lane neighborhoods), at a cost of approximately 10 million, if the Port in the future elects to change the North Field Runway Policy and the change results in adverse noise impacts on San Leandro residents. The Port's Aviation Committee and a Subcommittee of the San Leandro City Council will hold tri- annual work sessions at Aviation Committee meetings. Port Obligations except for certain safety meetings. and a safety report) commence only after all litigation challenging the ADP is finally resolved and the Port receives all permits necessary for all components of9 the ADP.City obligations, including dismissal of all litigation, commence as soon as the Settlement Agreement is signed. 2. Recommendation The proposed Settlement Agreement will resolve all issues. raised by San Leandro, but will not resolve the pending litigation by the City of Alameda, CLASS or Berkeley Keep Jets Over the Bay KJOB ").Almost all Port obligations under the Settlement Agreement are conditioned on the Alameda, CLASS and KJOB litigation being resolved and all permits being issued to develop the Airport as proposed in the ADP. 30355