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DocuSign Envelope ID: F95138BE-B210-4727-B668 OB0241621 State of California DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES Natural Resources Agency TSS Project Name: Eastern San Joaquin02 ("Project") Project Number: 0016 Date: 10/25/2020 APN: 105-110-310-000 PERMIT TO USE LAND FOR GROUNDWATER MONITORING STATION (Land Use Agreement) Permission is hereby granted by Stockton East Water District, herein called "LANDOWNER", to the State of California, Department of Water Resources, herein called "STATE, and its agents and contractors, to enter upon and use a portion of LANDOWNER'S property without charge, herein called the "SITE", in the County of San Joaquin, as outlined on the attached map, for Technical Support Services (TSS) facilities, appurtenances, and incidents. This Permit includes permission for STATE to pass over certain other portions of LANDOWNER's property as may be necessary for entrance to and exit from the SITE, and subject to the following conditions: 1. STATE will use the SITE for the installation, maintenance, and operation of two (2) groundwater monitoring wells (one a single -completion well and the other an adjacent multi -completion well) to collect groundwater level information necessary for preparing and implementing a Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP). The well will be instrumented for automated collection and storage of groundwater level and temperature data. All data will be public information. 2. After STATE installs the monitoring well and any automated measuring equipment, LANDOWNER Will be responsible for data retrieval as well as facility and equipment maintenance. 3. LANDOWNER will provide all equipment, materials, and/or supplies it has offered to contribute to the Project and which STATE has specified are necessary for the maintenance of a complete groundwater monitoring station, which shall be agreed upon by LANDOWNER and the STATE. LANDOWNER will also replace equipment as necessary to maintain data gathering, storage, and retrieval during the life of the station. LANDOWNER will be responsible for initial and ongoing calibration of the station equipment. 4. STATE will help troubleshoot problems with the groundwater monitoring stations) and will perform maintenance visits for quality control as it deems necessary. 5. All costs incurred by STATE for installation, training, troubleshooting, operation, and labor for repair or maintenance of equipment pursuant to this Agreement shall be without cost or charge to LANDOWNER. 6. This Land Use Agreement shall become effective on the date it is fully executed. It shall terminate either at the end of the useful life of the stations, which is a minimum of 20 years from the effective date of the LANDOWNER's GSP or alternative implementation, or when all the Parties' obligations under this Land Use Agreement are fully satisfied, whichever occurs earlier. At any point when a well drilled under this Land Use Agreement is abandoned, the LANDOWNER shall destroy the abandoned well in accordance with prevailing local and state well completion and destruction standards and shall attempt to return the SITE to its original condition.