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Fremont City Council
April 14, 2026

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Franchise Public Benefits
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April 14, 2026
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LS POWER GRID CALIFORNIA, LLC FRANCHISE
Attachment A

Public Benefit Fiber Optic Communication Infrastructure Improvements

Concurrently with the installation of the Facilities, Franchisee shall install two spare 2-inch nominal diameter subsurface conduits along the Project’s transmission line route along Boyce Road, Cushing Parkway, and Fremont Boulevard (between Cushing Parkway and the southern City boundary). Duct bank stub-outs shall be installed along the spare conduit route with a spacing of no more than 1,000 feet, as well as within the vicinity of the intersections of:
• Boyce Road/Auto Mall Parkway
• Cushing Parkway/Auto Mall Circle
• Cushing Parkway/Bunche Drive
• Cushing Parkway/Pacific Commons Boulevard
• Cushing Parkway/Northport Loop West
• Cushing Parkway/Northport Loop East
• Cushing Parkway/Fremont Boulevard
• Fremont Boulevard/Landing Parkway
• Fremont Boulevard/Agua Caliente Creek
• Fremont Boulevard/West Warren Avenue
• Fremont Boulevard/Gateway Boulevard
• Fremont Boulevard/Bayview Drive
• Fremont Boulevard/Lakeview Boulevard
• Fremont Boulevard /Dixon Landing Road.

The locations and design of the spare conduit and stub-outs mentioned above are subject to mutually agreeable changes based on the final Project design. Franchisee shall have the right to disallow any other use that it believes may interfere or otherwise be incompatible with its use of the duct bank for electric transmission purposes. This requirement does not include any obligation for Franchisee to supply, install, splice, set boxes, or provide communication utility service, and the Parties acknowledge this requirement is not intended to compel Franchisee to undertake any activities that trigger incremental utility regulatory requirements that it would not otherwise be subject to.

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