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a) Design, construction, and maintenance of Water Circulation and Drainage
<br />improvements as depicted in that certain document entitled "Water Circulation and
<br />Drainage Plan" dated July 19, 1991, and prepared by ESA subject to regulatory
<br />agency amendments;
<br />b) Design, construction, and maintenance of the Shoreline Trail and trail extension
<br />through open space lands adjacent to and serving the Heron Bay development;
<br />C) Design, construction, and maintenance of existing and newly constructed
<br />shoreline levees, outfalls, tide gates, pumps, maintenance roads, bank
<br />protection, drainage facilities, and wetland habitats;
<br />d) Design, construction, reconstruction, and maintenance of levees separating the
<br />tidal marshlands and open space from the City's 100 -acre dredged disposal
<br />area, and any remedial actions or improvements associated therewith;
<br />e) Design, construction, and maintenance of levees, weirs, dikes, outfalls, drainage
<br />facilities, pumps, flap gates, tide gates, and other improvements necessary to
<br />implement that certain plan entitled WESCO Mitigation Plan dated January, 1992
<br />(currently identified as the "RMI Mitigation and Monitoring Plan dated May, 1995"
<br />for the Citation Marsh);
<br />f) Any other public improvements customarily financed and maintained through
<br />special assessment proceedings, including but not limited to; streets, sidewalks,
<br />public rights-of-way, sewers, waterlines, sound walls, traffic signals, signage,
<br />streetlights, drains, storm water facilities, parks, landscaping, and lift stations;
<br />g) The sidewalks, landscaping, and sound walls associated with the Lewelling
<br />Boulevard extension westerly of Wicks Boulevard through the roundabout
<br />westerly of the Union Pacific Railroad tracks ; and
<br />h) Portions of the Buffer Zone, which include the Interpretive Center.
<br />C. Specific Definitions of the District Improvements
<br />The following definitions shall be applied in their broadest sense when interpreting the
<br />foregoing items A through H in Section I.B, and for using the assessments collected via
<br />the Heron Bay Maintenance Assessment District:
<br />a) Shoreline Trail - The trail, constructed on top of various levees, extending from the
<br />southerly terminus of the bridge over Estudillo Canal to the northerly terminus of
<br />the bridge over San Lorenzo Creek, including all surface pavements, base rock,
<br />signage, striping, and the Interpretive Center and Garden.
<br />b) Buffer Zone - A strip of land 50 feet wide adjacent with and along the westerly
<br />boundary of Phase 1 B, and a strip of land 100 feet wide adjacent with and along
<br />the northerly and westerly boundaries of Phases 2B and 3, including all habitat
<br />fencing, landscaping, and irrigation within these strips of land, exclusive of the
<br />passive park along a portion of the northerly boundary of Phase 2B and any storm
<br />drainage collection systems installed within the Buffer Zone.
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