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• PERMIT NO. 1989.014.05 City of San Leandro (Originally Issued on March 7, 1990, As Amended Through May 2, 2016) AMENDMENT NO. FIVE Page 15 clean-up of litter and other materials deposited within the access areas; and ensuring that the public access signs remain in place and visible. Within 10 days after notification by staff of the Commission,the permittee or any successor or assignee shall correct any maintenance deficiency noted by the staff(Original Permit and modified by Amendment No. Five). b. Trail Segments 2 and 3 For so long as Resolution No. 96-56 adopted by City and Heron Bay HOA on April 15, 1996 remains in effect, the Heron Bay HOA is responsible for the maintenance of Trail Segments 2 and 3. In the absence of the Resolution,the responsibility shall revert back to City. In both cases, maintenance must be consistent with Special Condition II.F.4.a. Additionally, BCDC Permit No. M1992.057.01, issued to Heron Bay HOA, requires the HOA to uphold certain and specific maintenance obligations for Segments 2 and 3 that include construct, use, and maintain a 12-foot-wide, handicapped accessible, pedestrian and bicycle path, with an 8-foot-wide asphalt center, including a ramp up to the San Lorenzo Creek levee for Segment 2 (Amendment No. Five). 6-5.Reasonable Rules on Use of Public Access Areas.The permittee may impose reasonable rules on the use of the areas required to be provided for public access provided such rules are first approved by or on behalf of the Commission and do not significantly affect the public nature of the area nor unreasonably burden public use. Rules may include restricting hours of use and delineating appropriate behavior. G. Live-Aboard Boats.The permittee shall keep on file at the Harbormaster Office, a specific map showing the locations for all live-aboard boats at the marina. The map shall be kept up-to-date, and shall be made available to the Commission and the Commission staff upon request. No more than 15 live-aboards shall be moored at the marina at one time. The boats shall be located throughout the marina, with no more than two live-aboards per dock, to facilitate their purpose of providing added security for the marina. H. Design and Construction.The construction and design standards for marina berths and associated facilities shall at least equal those established by the California Department of Boating and Waterways. Deviations from those standards may be approved by or on behalf of the Commission if the permittee can demonstrate that these facilities can be safely designed and easily maintained if constructed to lesser standards. All construction activity shall be performed to minimize turbidity and to prevent any pollution or navigation hazard. I. Waste Discharge. In accord with applicable state and federal requirements, the discharge of any solid or liquid wastes, including sewage, oily bilge water, and other petroleum- based wastes, into the Bay within the marina basin is prohibited.