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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 22 band to a logical end point, such as a public road, in this case the Lewelling Boulevard Traffic Circle. The public shore parking and the existing public access areas will be readily identifiable with adequate and appropriately sited and designed public shore and public shore parking signage. BCDC staff is working with the Heron Bay HOA to resolve a violation of its permit that includes the failure to permanently guarantee the required public access areas and the failure to construct all of the required public access improvements as required by the permit. At such time that staff issues the amendment to the Heron Bay HOA's permit, it plans to similarly update that permit to eliminate the public access requirements that are located on the City of San Leandro's property, which is not owned or controlled by the Heron Bay HOA. At the time of issuance of the original permit in 1990, no residential development existed in the now developed areas shown on Exhibit B located east of the section of trail called Segment Two and north of Bayfront Drive and the Lewelling Boulevard traffic circle. However, residential development was anticipated by the City of San Leandro and authorized just three years later in 1994 by the issuance of BCDC Permit No. M1992.057 to a developer known as Citation Homes, who had purchased the land where the homes are now built. Permit No. M1992.057 has since been assigned from Citation Homes to the Heron Bay HOA,the current owner. BCDC Permit No. M1992.057.01 did not require any new public access not already required in this permit; in fact,the permit for the residential development duplicated word for word the public access requirements of the City's permit. Both permits also had identical public access exhibits. The issuance of Amendment No. Five provides an opportunity to update the City's permit to reflect the public access requirements that it retains, omit the public access requirements that have been assumed by the Heron Bay HOA by virtue of each party's respective ownership interest and correct an error in the required public access area. The project authorized in Amendment No. Five involves extending the deadline for the permittees to comply with Special Condition II.F.2, requires additional public access amenities in Special Condition II.F.3, and clarifies the permittee's maintenance obligations in Special Condition II.F.4. As defined in Regulation Sections 10601(e)(3) and 10601(b)(1),Amendment Five involves activities that place small amounts of inert inorganic fill that has no greater adverse impact on the Bay than the original project or no significant adverse effect on maximum feasible public access to the Bay but in the alternative, enhances public access to the Bay along the San Leandro Shoreline by providing public shore parking and signage. Therefore,