Kimberly Clark Worldwide Inc 12/28/2005

NOW THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED: 1. Governance Process 1.1. The Parties hereby create the Riverside Environmental Team ("RET") and empower the RET to direct activities related to Work at the Property. 1.2. On or before January 13, 2006, each Party will appoint one technical, one legal and one management representative to serve on the six-member RET. Each Party will designate one of its RET representatives to be its project manager. At an appropriate time, after the Work has been completed and the NFA letter (as defined below) has been received from Ecology, the RET and the MOU will terminate. 1.3. The RET will meet regularly in person and/or telephonically to discharge its responsibilities under this MOU. Meetings of the RET are not restricted to its members and may include consultants, advisors and contractors, as well as other participants or observers from K-C and the City. 1.4. All decisions of the RET will be by a majority vote of its members, subject to the dispute resolution process described in Section 4 below. The RET decisions will be recorded by minutes or other method of recordkeeping established by the RET. 1.5. The RET will be responsible for approving all key decisions, as identified by the project managers related to the preparation for and the conduct of the Work and for ensuring that the Work is conducted in a scientifically sound, efficient and cost-effective manner. The project managers for each of the City and K-C will confer in advance of any scheduled RET meeting to set forth and circulate an agenda. Members of the RET will be responsible for obtaining authority from their respective organizations to vote on any agenda item scheduled for decision at any meeting of the RET. 1.6. Notwithstanding the provisions of the Agreement of Purchase and Sale for the Property("PSA"), notice and communication among the parties pursuant to this MOU may be by email or other form of communication agreed to by the RET. 1.7. The RET will coordinate communications with third parties related to the Work, including Ecology or other agencies, as well as any communications with the media or the public. 1.8. In the event that any potentially liable party responsible for the presence of hazardous substances at the Property ("PLP") is identified and agrees to participate in cost-sharing for the Work, the RET may modify its governing procedures to allow for the participation ofsuch PLP. 1.9. The RET will establish phases and schedules for the Work, prepare and manage the scope and budget for the Work, select and manage consultants and contractors, coordinate with Ecology or other agencies, determine Performance Standards and prepare work plans, reports and a cleanup action plan, all as Page 3