Marshall & Katherine Cymbaluk Family LLC 11/6/2019

6. The City and Grantor agree as follows regarding existing improvements in the Easement area: A. Outfall Segment. Within the Outfall Segment Easement area is a pipeline segment and associated improvements as depicted on Exhibit B attached. As of the date of the recording of this Easement,pursuant to other agreements that the City has with the Port of Everett, the City is responsible for the maintenance and operation of the pipeline segment and improvements,in accordance with its usual and customary municipal standards and practices,with the City recovering certain costs by a utility surcharge as described in the First Amendment to Declaration of Covenant and Easements recorded under Snohomish County Auditor's File No. 2.019 1022A J1. At least until such time as the Access Tract A roadway drainage is no longer conveyed to the pump station, the City shall not impose a stormwater utility surcharge on this property. B. Access Segment. No existing improvements in the Access Segment are conveyed. C. Sewer Segment. Within the Sewer Segment Easement area are sewer pipelines and other associated improvements (the"Transferred Sewer Improvements"). As of the date of the recording of this Easement,pursuant to other agreements that the City has with the Port of Everett, the City is responsible for the maintenance and operation of the Transferred Sewer Improvements, in accordance with its usual and customary municipal standards and practices. 7. A. Within Access Tract A (as defined by the boundary line adjustment and survey recorded under Snohomish County recording number 2010101135001) is a stormwater pump station owned by the Port of Everett, together with a pipeline conveying drainage from the pump station to the detention pond on the Property. The pump station mostly receives drainage from the Property itself,but also receives drainage from the roadway on Access Tract A. For the purposes 4