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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
4/1/1981
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - TYPE
MISC AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DESTRUCTION DATE
PERMANENT
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Approved as to form by General <br />Counsel, October 1, 1976 <br />[Re' - VI 3/19/811 <br />1.001 <br />PRIVATE <br />C.S. 3441 <br />RELMi,c; BO-66.0-Y(N) <br />ROADWAY AGREEMENT <br />04to <br />Aigre In putt made this /IMIL <br />day of <br />by and between SOUTHERN PACIFIC <br />TRANSPORTATION <br />COMPANY, <br />93 <br />LEASE <br />AUDIT NO. 19'1013 <br />4a4;/ , 19 Fi, <br />a corporation, <br />hereinafter called "Railroad", and CITY OF PLEASACdTON, a municipal corporation of the <br />State of California, 200 Bernal Avenue, Pleasanton, California 94566 <br />, hereinafter called "Licensee"; <br />JoHnirsePfh: <br />In consideration of Seventy—five Dollars ($75) paid by Licensee, <br />Railroad hereby permits Licensee (subject to the provisions hereof) to construct, maintain and use a <br />private roadway across the tracks and upon property of Railroad at Mile Post 66.0, <br />at or near Asco (Pleasanton) County of- Alameda, <br />State of California , in the location illustrated on the attached print. <br />(A-2112 dated December 19,r 19 80 ) <br />1. The permission herein granted is subject to all licenses, leases, easements, encumbrances and <br />claims of title affecting said property of Railroad. Said roadway shall be a private one and shall not be <br />for public use. <br />2. Commencing with the second year of the term of this agreement, Licensee shall pay to Rail- <br />road the sum of Twenty Dollars ($20) per annum, payable annually in advance, but this provision shall <br />not modify or amend in any way Railroad's right to terminate under provisions of Section 8 hereof. <br />3. Licensee, at Licensee's expense, shall: <br />(a) construct and maintain said roadway in a good and safe condition, satisfactory to <br />Railroad; <br />(b) keep the roadway and track flangeways clear of all rubbish, debris and other material; <br />(c) construct and maintain roadway, whistle and stop signs as designated by Railroad; <br />(d) trim shrubbery as required to provide proper visibility to trains and vehicles; <br />(e) install and maintain warning devices and make roadway changes required by public <br />authority; <br />(f) install and maintain such drainage facilities, barricades and fence gates as Railroad may <br />designate, keeping such barricades and fence gates locked except when roadway is <br />actually being used; <br />(g) upon request, provide evidence of insurance of Licensee's liability under this agreement, <br />in form and amount satisfactory to Railroad; and <br />(h) reimburse Railroad for any expense in connection with any of the above, whether per- <br />formed by Railroad or Licensee. <br />4. Licensee shall not perform any work on Railroad's property (except emergency repairs) unless <br />Railroad's Division Engineer is given five (5) days' advance notice thereof and the approval of Railroad <br />for such work is obtained in writing. <br />5. All vehicles shall comply with posted signs and in any event shall stop before entering the cros- <br />sing area and ascertain that it is safe to proceed across the tracks before so doing. Licensee shall not ob- <br />struct or interfere with the passage of Railroad's trains. <br />
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