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EXHIBIT A-1 Page 6 of 6 4. Reporting monitoring reports will be prepared and submitted to the following responsible agencies on an annual basis each September: Corps of Engineers, BCDC, USFWS, CDFG, State Lands Commission, Regional Water Quality Control Board. Alameda County Public Works Department. The first report will be submitted after the first complete growing season is concluded following construction. The report format will follow the Corps' October, 1991 guidelines (Section VII.C). Each annual report will assess both attainment of yearly success criteria as well as review progress made toward achievement of final performance criteria. IV. :MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITY The City of San Leandro will accept full responsibility for monitoring and maintenance of the WCDP facilities. However, the City continues to discuss with other agencies, particularly the East Bay Regional Park District, the transfer of this responsibility at some future time. In any event, the area will be managed as habitat in perpetuity. V. COORDINATION WITH CITATION MITIGATION PLAN SING Citation Homes Central has prepared and submitted for Corps approval a habitat mitigation and monitoring plan immediately east of the WCDP plan area. The Citation plan would restore muted tidal action to approximately 109 acres of existing salt marsh habitat on its property, create 16 acres of wetland habitat from existing uplands (most of which was previously wetland habitat), restore 23 acres of the Bluebird area to viable salt marsh habitat, and establish enhancement programs for 17 acres of upland refugial habitat and buffer zones. As presently proposed, the Citation plan would extend tidal inundation into the Citation property by placing culverts at the old Lewelling Boulevard crossing of Roberts Landing Slough. The culverts would be equipped with adjustable slide -flap gates on the "outside," with an outflow culvert at Estudillo Canal. Two-way flow of tidal water is proposed. The Citation plan would require excavation of the channel in Roberts Landing Slough and a connection via a new channel to San Lorenzo Creek The work would be identical to that proposed for the WCDP, except that the new channel would be slightly larger (approximately 17,000 cubic yards of excavation for both the Citation plan and WCDP, as opposed to 15