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• • <br />j. Museum facilities.· <br />k. Ancillary administrative, custodial, and maintenance facilities. <br />Examples of these uses are further identified in the "tentative 1996 Interim <br />Events," attached as Exhibit A. <br />2. These historical land uses include those activities that the Fair Association, as an <br />agent of the County and dealing with County property, is entitled to permit or <br />perform consistent with the County's powers as a subdivision of the State and, in <br />general, to use the Fairgrounds to further the purposes of the Fair Association and <br />the County Fair. <br />3. These historical land uses include activities which may be franchised to or operated <br />by private, independent for-profit or non-profit entities so long as they are <br />consistent with the historical use of the property as a Fairgrounds, use Fairgrounds <br />facilities or are of a temporary nature (e.g., exhibitions, shows, games). <br />4. To be considered a historical land use under this section, a use must be operated <br />consistent with the hours of operation, capacities of facilities, including on-site <br />parking sufficient for the use, and operational characteristics of historically similar <br />uses. <br />5. Procedurally, uses under this section shall be reviewed and approved by the <br />County, acting independently or through its agent, the Fair Association, in a <br />manner consistent with the County processes and regulations. County will keep <br />City apprised of Fairgrounds projects by certified mail with return receipt and will <br />consider recommendations from Pleasanton in its actions. <br />6. Notwithstanding the above, the City reserves the right to contest on a case by case <br />basis the County's or the Fair Association's determination that a particular <br />use/activity is a historical use/activity. <br />B. New Public Uses on the Fairgrounds <br />The county shall review and act on new public land uses on the Fairgrounds. <br />I. New public land uses for the purpose of this section consist of expansions of, or <br />additions to, the existing facilities of the Fairgrounds for County Fair purposes and <br />construction of new facilities to serve a public purpose. Examples include, but are <br />not limited to, constructing new or expanding existing exhibition halls, <br />constructing County government offices, and using the Fairgrounds for a publicly <br />operated park and ride lots, train station and/or other quasi-governmental <br />purposes. <br />2