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Conditions of Approval UP 88-19 Page -30- according to their fair share of the cost, based upon each project's portion of the traffic generated. e. The short term improvements identified in the PSR should be constructed prior to building occupancy. However, it is estimated that it may require a lengthy period of time (approximately 21 months) for Caltrans to review and approve the PSR and related environmental documents. As a condition of this agreement, Bay Cities and other developers may post a security bond for an amount equal to the estimated cost of the improvements identified in the . draft PSR, in order to secure an occupancy permit ' from the County. For any Caltrans facilities which have not yet been completed, prior to building occupancy the developers shall have completed the design and improvement plans, have obtained initial approval of the configuration from Caltrans, and have entered into a secured improvement agreement with the County, in an amount and form acceptable to the County Public Works Department and County Counsel. The developer shall post a security bond or other acceptable security with the County equal to the estimated' cost, plus a loo contingency, of the improvements identified in the draft or adopted Project Study Report, or otherwise required by Caltrans. Security shall include the full estimated cost of the improvements required by Caltrans, including any estimated cost of right-of-way acquisition which has not yet been obtained. 9. CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME and U. S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE: Kit Fox Mitigation Program a. As requested by the Department of Fish and Game in their letter of April 6, 1990, Bay Cities shall pay their fair share of $200, 000 to the State of California (or to the County of San Joaquin, acting as project manager for the study) to cover the costs of conducting a survey and preparing a Habitat Conservation Plan for the San Joaquin kit fox for western San Joaquin County. The amount of Bay Cities ' contribution shall be settled between Bay Cities and the developer of the Gateway Business Park and the Safeway projects.