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Q�� connecting permanent power at the manhole/vault (set for September 15, 1996). On demand, City agrees to provide County Architecture & Engineering (A&E) with documentation that, in A&E's judgment, accurately reports on progress In meeting the milestones above and in verifying that provision of electrical power to the Center will occur In conformance with Section 2.11 above, or by any later date that County may require. It is understood that the Electrical Facilities consist of three components: main transmission lines, substation equipment, and distribution lineslequipment to Center. Should City fail to begin actual groundbreaking for all these components at least by December 1, 1995 (or as otherwise agreed between the parties), then within seven (7) days after notice by County, City hereby agrees to provide documentation that, in County's judgment, demonstrates City's ability to meet the Construction Completion schedule as specified in Section 2.12 above. County may then establish additional performance criteria to insure City's timely progress in meeting the Construction Completion schedule, and City agrees to comply with those performance criteria. 2.13 Storm Drain: To prevent future disruption of traffic and street - based utilities, County will advance all funds necessary to enable City to complete the Area -Wide Storm Drain Project 3-5, including without limitation E 150 linear feet of storm drain section on Meridian Avenue along the westerly right-of-way at each of the following three locations (all distances are to the north as measured from the centerline of Valley Boulevard): Central Plant Entrance: from a point beginning at 1,215 feet and extending to a point 1,365 feet; Emergency Entrance: from a point beginning at 1,800 feet and extending to a point 1,950 feet; Mental Health Entrance: from a point beginning at 2,555 feet and extending to a point 2,705 feet; In addition, City will place final connection of the above storm drain sections and the southernmost portion of the Santa Ana River outflow as first priority when Phase 11 of the 3-5 Storm Drain construction begins. The sections will become a functional part of the overall storm drain system upon completion of the Area Wide Storm Drainage program per County Ordinance 2-995 adopted March 25, 1991. The County has found and determined that it would be advantageous for the County to advance $1,500,000 towards the construction costs of Phase 11 of the 3-5 Storm Drain, as such costs arise subject to later reimbursement without interest to the County, from development impact fees to be imposed and collected by the City from new development in accord with Section 3.2 of this agreement. Additionally, the