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1.2 Park Development. It is the intention and agreement of the parties that the property shall become part of the County park system during the term of the Lease. Upon execution of the Lease, the County shall develop a public park (the "park") on the property, the nature and quality of which are more definitively described hereafter in Article II. 1.3 Additional Park Property. The County shall make good faith efforts to seek out and acquire additional property adjoining the park, by purchase, lease or otherwise, which property, upon acquisition, shall become part of the park. 1.4 Improved Access. The City shall acquire such other property or rights of way interests which will permit reasonable public access to the park. The City shall bear the costs of such acquisition. Article H. Park Development 2.0 Park Development. The County shall develop the property for use as a public park which shall include active and passive facilities commonly found in the County public park system, and may include some or all of the following facilities and activity areas: baseball/basketball areas, softball/soccer fields with fencing and lighting, restroom facilities, amphitheater, concession facilities, picnic shelters, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, playground, walking/jogging trail systems and parking facilities. Efforts to establish a park design concept plan and development schedule will be commenced within three (3) months following execution of this agreement. Allowing for community input and interaction among governmental agencies inclusive of permitting requirements, it is expected that the concept plan and development schedule can be completed within twelve (12) months following the execution of this agreement. (a) Once an accepted concept plan and development schedule are complete, the County will initiate construction of the park project using first the Park Development Contribution of $390,000 (See Section 2.2) along with other County revenues, grants, contributions and other resources as budgeted toward completion of the approved park concept plan. This effort will span several fiscal years and is subject to budgetary constraints: Co) It is understood that the potential addition of adjacent land(s) (See Section 1.3) may cause amendments to be made to the original park concept plan an development schedule. The City and County will work together to address modifications to the park concept plan and development schedule that encourage public recreational usage and enjoyment recognizing budgetary constraints may impact upon recreational facility design and construction. (c) As a part of the park development, the County shali construct vehicular access from Orphanage Road into the park. Other access locations may be pursued as further determin~ttions may provide. 2