UCM DA 176. September 7, 2018 VICE CHANCELLOR AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

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UCM DA 176 September 7, 2018 VICE CHANCELLOR AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER RE: Delegation of - Appointment of and Execution of Agreements for Executive Architects, Executive Landscape Architects, and Executive and Consulting Engineers (Presidential DA 2622) Effective immediately, as Chancellor and pursuant to the authority delegated to me by the President, I delegate the following to you: to appoint and execute the necessary agreements for executive architects, executive landscape architects, and executive and consulting engineers, for approved budgeted projects with a total individual contract cost not exceeding $100,000. Subject to design and design professional requirements set out in the University Facilities Manual Subject to all other policies and procedures Applicable to all projects with approved budgets on property owned by The Regents or on property which will be owned by The Regents upon completion of the project. This authority may be re-delegated by you. Further delegation must be in writing and shall be no less restrictive than this delegation Source of authority: DA 2622 (which superseded UC DA 2596) This Delegation supersedes the associated delegation in UC Merced DA 137. Sincerely, Dorothy Leland Chancellor cc: Director of Policy and Accountability, Sheryl Ireland

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DA2622 BERKELEY DAVIS IRVINE LOS ANGELES MERCED RIVERSIDE SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO SANTA BARBARA SANTA CRUZ 1111 Franklin Street Oakland, CA 94607-5200 Phone: (510) 987-9074 http:/ /www.ucop.edu April 20, 2018 CHANCELLORS DIRECTOR-LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABORATORY EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT-CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT-CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER VICE PRESIDENT-AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES Interim Delegation of - Capital Project Matters Dear Colleagues: Regents Policy 8103 on Capital Project Matters (Policy) provides certain authorities to the President of the University concerning: capital planning and capital budget requests; State budget requests for capital; the Capital Financial Plan; sales, purchases, leases, and licenses of real estate and real property interests acquired or used for University-related purposes; Physical Design Frameworks; project design; and Long Range Development Plans (collectively, Capital Project Matters). For this Policy, University-related purposes means real estate and real property interests acquired for or used by the University for teaching, research, or public service. It specifically excludes real estate and real property interests held for investment purposes and managed by the Chief Investment Officer. As provided by the California Environmental Quality Act, the certification or adoption of environmental documents is undertaken at the level of the associated project approval. All significant Capital Project Matters are reserved to the Committee and Board under Bylaw 22.2 (d). However, in the interest of operational efficiency of the University, the authority to approve or act on certain Capital Project Matters is deemed best exercised by the President and designees rather than the Board or its Committees. Also, under Bylaw 30, the President is authorized to administer the day-to-day central and/or systemwide functions of the University, of which certain activities are related to Capital Project Matters. The attached Delegations of President's for Capital Project Matters indicates the authorities under the Policy and Bylaw 30 you are delegated in your respective areas of responsibility.

Chancellors et al. April 20, 2018 Page 2 This delegation supersedes the following: DA2614 DA2613 DA2605 DA2604 DA2603 DA2599 DA2598 DA2597 DA2596 DA2564 DA2233 DA2135 DA1039 DA0606. The adoption of the Policy rescinded Regents Policies 5503, 8101, 8102, and sections of Standing Order 100.4 that existing delegations of authority concerning Capital Project Matters relied upon. This delegation is being issued on an interim basis in order to avoid a disruption in University operations. The authorities delegated to you herein will become permanent following the appropriate review and comment period to be administered by my office. Attachment Yours very truly, Jat!.& President cc: Division Leaders Associate Vice President and Systemwide Controller Executive Director - Capital Asset Strategies Director - Capital Planning Universitywide Policy Office

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 1. DA2605 Acquisition of real property consistent with the approved Capital Financial Plan. Acceptance of gifts of real property Approve transactions and execute agreements related to acquisitions and gifts of real property valued up to and including $70 million Approve transactions and execute agreements related to acquisitions and gifts of real property valued up to and including $70 million Delegated from the None 2. DA2605 Acquisition of real property not consistent with the approved Capital Financial Plan Approve transactions and execute agreements related to acquisitions of real property valued up to and including $20 million Approve transactions and execute agreements related to acquisitions of real property valued up to and including $20 million None 1

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 3. DA2599 DA2598 DA2597 Budget or design for capital projects consistent with the approved Capital Financial Plan, accepted Physical Design Framework (PhDF), and approved Long Range Development Plan (LRDP). Consistency with PhDF and LRDP not required for off-campus projects for which there is no applicable PhDF or LRDP Approve budget and design for capital projects up to and including $70 million Approve budget and design for capital projects with a project budget up to and including $70 million Delegated from the Approve budget (non-state) and design for minor capital improvement projects, as defined in and in accordance with Volume 2, Chapter 7 of the Facilities Manual, subject to the following: (i) excludes budget approvals for any minor capital improvement project funded wholly or in part by State funds. (ii) May be further delegated Approve budget (non-state) and design for capital projects with a project budget up to and including $70 million in accordance with Volume 2, Chapter 7 of the Facilities Manual, subject to the following: (i) For projects with a total project budget over $10 million, a Business Case Analysis and Project Planning Guide or equivalent, has been reviewed by UCOP Capital Asset Strategies. (ii) excludes budget approvals for any capital project funded wholly or in part by State funds. (iii) May be further delegated to the Sole Campus Capital Designee a direct report to the Chancellor, or the Sole Medical Center Capital Designee a medical center Officer, but may not be further delegated 2

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 4. DA2599 DA2598 DA2597 Budget or design for capital projects not consistent with the approved Capital Financial Plan or accepted Physical Design Framework (PhDF), but consistent with the approved Long Range Development Plan (LRDP). Consistency with PhDF and LRDP not required for off-campus projects for which there is no applicable PhDF or LRDP Approve budget and design for capital projects up to and including $20 million Approve budget and design for capital projects with a project budget up to and including $20 million Delegated from the Approve budget (non-state) and design for minor capital improvement projects, as defined in and in accordance with Volume 2, Chapter 7 of the Facilities Manual subject to the following: (i) excludes budget approvals for any minor capital improvement project funded wholly or in part by State funds. (ii) May be further delegated Approve budget (non-state) and design for capital projects with a project budget up to and including $10 million in accordance with Volume 2, Chapter 7 of the Facilities Manual, subject to the following: (i) excludes budget approvals for any capital project funded wholly or in part by State funds. (ii) May be further delegated to the Sole Campus Capital Designee a direct report to the Chancellor, or the Sole Medical Center Capital Designee a medical center Officer, but may not be further delegated 3

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 5. DA2599 DA2598 Augmentation and scope change for acquisition of real property and budget for capital projects - original approval by the President Approve cumulative augmentations and scope changes up to $20 million, but in no event exceeding a total project budget (as augmented) of $70 million Approve cumulative augmentations and scope changes up to $20 million, but in no event exceeding a project budget (as augmented) of $70 million May not be further delegated Delegated from the For capital projects budgets approved under your authority, approve cumulative augmentations and scope changes to non-state minor capital projects, as defined in and in accordance with Volume 2, Chapter 7 of the Facilities Manual so long as the project budget (as augmented) does not exceed the limit to qualify as a minor capital project. May be further delegated For capital projects budgets approved under your authority, approve cumulative augmentations and scope changes to non-state capital projects with a project budget (as augmented) up to and including $10 million in accordance with Volume 2, Chapter 7 of the Facilities Manual. May be further delegated to the Sole Campus Capital Designee a direct report to the Chancellor, or the Sole Medical Center Capital Designee a medical center Officer, but may not be further delegated 4 For capital projects budgets approved under your authority, approve cumulative augmentations and scope changes up to 15% of the original approval to non-state capital projects with a project budget greater than $10 million, but in no event exceeding a project budget (as augmented) of $70 million in accordance with Volume 2, Chapter 7 of the Facilities Manual. May be further delegated to the Sole Campus Capital Designee a direct report to the Chancellor, or the Sole Medical Center Capital Designee a medical center Officer, but may not be further delegated

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 6. DA2599 DA2598 Augmentation and scope changes for acquisition of real property and budget for capital projects - original approval by the Regents Approve cumulative augmentations and scope changes up to 15% of the original approval, but in no event exceeding a total augmentation of $20 million Approve cumulative augmentations and scope changes up to 15% of the original approval, but in no event exceeding a total augmentation of $20 million Delegated from the None May not be further delegated 7. DA2605 Dispositions of real property Approve transactions and execute disposition agreements related to real property valued up to and including $70 million Approve transactions and execute disposition agreements related to real property valued up to and including $70 million None 5

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 8. DA2614 DA2603 Leases (including ground leases) and, if necessary, to the extent applicable, design of buildings developed pursuant to a lease Approve and execute leases that: (i) have a term of up to and including 20 years, excluding options when UC is Tenant but including options when UC is (ii) Landlord, and have an initial base annual consideration up to and including $5 million. Approve design for buildings developed pursuant to such leases Approve and execute leases that: (i) have a term of up to and including 20 years, excluding options when UC is Tenant but including options when UC is Landlord, and (ii) have an initial base annual consideration up to and including $5 million. Approve design for buildings developed pursuant to such leases with lease term up to and including 10 years and initial base annual consideration up to and including $1 million Delegated from the Approve and execute lease commitments (including exercising options), subject to the requirements contained in Volume 2, Chapter 7 of the Facilities Manual, for: (i) a term not to exceed 10 years excluding options when UC is Tenant but including options when UC is Landlord, and (ii) an initial base annual consideration not to exceed $2 million provided that all commitments with an initial base annual consideration in excess of $1 million shall be memorialized by either: (a) a UC Standard Form Lease without material modification, or (b) an instrument approved by Real Estate Services & Strategies and the Office of General Counsel. excludes approval and execution of ground leases Approve and execute ancillary documents, amendments, or other modifications to a lease agreement consistent with the authority granted herein May be further delegated, with a copy to UCOP Capital Asset Strategies 6

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 9. DA2603 DA2613 Licenses Approve and execute licenses pertaining to capital project matters Approve and execute licenses pertaining to capital project matters Delegated from the Approve and execute commitments for licenses, subject to the requirements contained in Volume 2, Chapter 7 of the Facilities Manual, that have: (i) a term (a) not to exceed 10 years, excluding options when UC is Licensee but including options when UC is Licensor, or (b) revocable by UC for convenience on notice not to exceed 180 days; and (ii) an initial base annual consideration not to exceed $1 million, provided that all commitments with an initial base annual consideration in excess of $500,000 shall be memorialized by either: (a) a UC Standard Form License without material modification, or (b) an instrument approved by Real Estate Services & Strategies and the Office of General Counsel. Approve and execute ancillary documents, amendments, or other modifications limited by the authority granted herein May be further delegated, with a copy to UCOP Capital Asset Strategies 7

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 10. no stated policy Reimbursement agreements and stipend agreements ancillary to real property transactions Approve and execute such agreements where the University assumes an obligation to pay cost of up to and including $20 million Approve and execute such agreements where the University assumes an obligation to pay a cost of up to and including $20 million Delegated from the Approve and execute such agreements where the University assumes an obligation to pay a cost of up to and including $2.5 million May not be further delegated 11. N/A SO 100.4dd9 Third Party Indemnification (where the University assumes liability for conduct of persons other than University officers, agents, employees, students, invitees, and guests) In consultation with the General Counsel, approve and execute indemnification provisions in favor of state or federal permitting agencies where providing indemnification is a necessary condition to secure the relevant permit in order to proceed with the capital project matter In consultation with the General Counsel, approve and execute indemnification provisions in favor of state or federal permitting agencies where providing indemnification is a necessary condition to secure the relevant permit in order to proceed with the capital project matter May not be further delegated In consultation with the General Counsel, approve and execute indemnification provisions in favor of the California Coastal Commission where providing indemnification is a necessary condition to secure the relevant permit in order to proceed with the capital project matter May not be further delegated 8

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 12. DA2603 DA2604 DA2233 Other Real Estate matters Approve and execute: easements; rights of way; covenants, conditions, and restrictions; encumbrances; mineral rights; geothermal resources; documents required under the Subdivision Map Act or with respect to Subdivided Lands Act; miscellaneous real property documents; and other contracts and ancillary documents as necessary to implement real estate transactions Approve and execute: easements; rights of way; covenants, conditions, and restrictions; encumbrances; mineral rights; geothermal resources; documents required under the Subdivision Map Act or with respect to Subdivided Lands Act; miscellaneous real property documents; and other contracts and ancillary documents as necessary to implement real estate transactions Delegated from the Approve and execute the grant of easements and rights- of-way, subject to the requirements contained in Volume 2, Chapter 7 of the Facilities Manual, that are: (i) revocable by UC for convenience on notice not to exceed 180 days, or (ii) provide utility services to UC property exclusively, or (iii) comprise no more than 5,000 square feet of UC land and memorialized by either a (a) UC Standard Form without material modification, or (b) an instrument approved by Real Estate Services & Strategies and the Office of General Counsel Approve and execute ancillary documents, amendments, or other modifications limited by the authority granted herein May be further delegated, with a copy to UCOP Capital Asset Strategies 9

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 13. DA2135 Minor Long Range Development Plan (LRDP) amendments Approve Minor LRDP amendments. Minor LRDP amendments are defined as those that modify but preserve the fundamental planning principles and objectives of the previously adopted LRDP, and are limited to: (i) modifying up to and including 30,000 gross square feet of allocated building space, (ii) changing land use boundaries or designations for up to and including 4 acres of land, or (iii) administrative corrections or changes Approve Minor LRDP amendments. Minor LRDP amendments are defined as those that modify but preserve the fundamental planning principles and objectives of the previously adopted LRDP, and are limited to: (i) modifying up to and including 30,000 gross square feet of allocated building space, (ii) changing land use boundaries or designations for up to and including 4 acres of land, or (iii) administrative corrections or changes Delegated from the Approve Minor LRDP amendments consisting of administrative corrections or changes that do not change land use designations or modify circulation or infrastructure provided that all changes to the LRDP are reported to UCOP Capital Asset Strategies and a current version made available to the public on the campus website May be further delegated to the Sole Campus Capital Designee a direct report to the Chancellor, or the Sole Medical Center Capital Designee a medical center Officer, but may not be further delegated 14. N/A Established under policy Minor Physical Design Framework (PhDF) amendments Accept Minor PhDF amendments. Minor PhDF amendments are defined as those that modify but preserve the fundamental planning principles and objectives of the previously adopted PhDF Accept Minor PhDF amendments. Minor PhDF amendments are defined as those that modify but preserve the fundamental planning principles and objectives of the previously adopted PhDF None 10

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 15. DA2135 Modification of previously adopted or certified environmental document pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Modify an environmental document certified or adopted by the Regents pursuant to CEQA so long as the modification does not result in new or increased significant environmental impacts Modify an environmental document certified or adopted by the Regents pursuant to CEQA so long as the modification does not result in new or increased significant environmental impacts Delegated from the None 16. N/A Established under policy Capital project matters approved by the Regents In consultation with the General Counsel, execute documents necessary in connection with Regentsapproved capital project matters In consultation with the General Counsel, execute documents necessary in connection with Regents-approved capital project matters May not be further delegated No additional authority beyond other existing delegations 17. DA2596 Appointment of Executive Design Professionals and Execution of Executive Design Professional Agreements Full per Bylaw 30 Approve the appointment of Executive Design Professionals and execute Executive Design Professional Agreements Approve the appointment of Executive Design Professionals and execute Executive Design Professional Agreements subject to procedures in the Facilities Manual May be further delegated 11

Delegations of President s for Capital Project Matters April 20, 2018 18. DA0606 Siting of individual buildings or Projects that are generally in accordance with the applicable Long Range Development Plan or are on Regents property such as field stations and research stations which may not be included in the scope of an applicable Long Range Development Plan. Full per Bylaw 30 Approve siting of individual buildings or projects Delegated from the Approve siting of individual buildings or projects May be further delegated to the Sole Campus Capital Designee a direct report to the Chancellor, or the Sole Medical Center Capital Designee a medical center Officer, but may not be further delegated 19. DA2564 Bid Solicitations and Execution of Construction Contracts Full per Bylaw 30 Approve solicitation of bids and execute contracts for construction Approve solicitation of bids and execute contracts for construction, subject to procedures and standard contracts in the Facilities Manual May be further delegated 20. N/A Modifications to the Facilities Manual Full per Bylaw 30 Approve modifications to the Facilities Manual None 21. DA1039 University of California Procedures for Implementation of the California Environmental Quality Act (Procedures) Full per Bylaw 30 and Regents Policy on Capital Project Matters Implement the Procedures, consulting with General Counsel as appropriate For capital projects or transactions approved under your authority, implement the Procedures in accordance with Volume 2, Chapter 5 of the Facilities Manual 12