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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 18 Q. Recording.The permittee shall record this . . - - - . . - ' - ' . - - •- : . this-decumcnt amended permit with Alameda County within 30 days after execution of the amended permit issued pursuant to this authorization and shall, within 30 days after recordation, provide evidence of recordation to the Commission. R. Permit Assignment. Prior to entering into any agreement to sell or otherwise transfer any interest in the property to another party, the permittee shall provide the party with a copy of this permit and shall call attention especially to the provisions regarding public access. The transferee shall agree in a written statement to the effect that he or she has read and understood the conditions of the permit and agrees to be bound by all terms and conditions hereof. III. Findings and Declarations This amended permit is issued on the basis of the Commission's findings and declaration that the authorized work is consistent with the McAteer-Petris Act, the San Francisco Bay Plan, the California Environmental Quality Act, and the Commission's amended coastal management program for San Francisco Bay for the following reasons: A. Use.San Francisco Bay Plan Map No. 5 does not designate the Marina Facilities Replacement Project site for any priority use. The project consists of the rehabilitation of an existing marina,which is a water-oriented use for which fill in the Bay is permitted. The Commission finds that the use of this site as a marina is consistent with the use requirements of the Bay Plan and the McActeer-Petris Act. However,San Francisco Bay Plan Map No. 5 designates the shoreline portions of the Roberts Landing site as a Waterfront Beach-Park Priority Land Use Area. The existing site contains a network of informal trails which traverse the site and connect to established public access trails. Existing recreational uses at the site generally include walking, biking,fishing, birding and illegal off-road vehicle use. The primary purpose of the project is to enhance the marshlands to provide higher quality habitat for the wildlife that exists there and, therefore, the project will control the public access and recreational opportunities at the site to ensure they are compatible with the wildlife habitat at the site. The San Francisco Bay Plan policies on recreation state, in part,that shoreside parks should emphasize hiking, bicycling, viewpoints, beaches and fishing facilities, and,that where open areas include ecological reserves, access should be provided to the extent that such access does not excessively disturb the natural habitat.With the exception of off-road vehicle use which is prohibited by the City of San Leandro ordinance, the project will maintain the existing public recreational opportunities at the site. Further, as conditioned,the improved public access paths will enhance some of the recreational opportunities by providing all-weather trails, handicap access, and improved connections to the existing public access trails, while at the same time protecting the site's wildlife resources by routing the trail to minimize excessive disturbance to the natural habitat.