AMENDED AND RESTATED
COOPERATWE AGREEMENT FOR THE SHARED
USE OF PUBLIC FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS
THIS AGREEMENT, effective as of June 3, 2031 ("Effective Date"), by and between THE CITY OF BRISBANE ("City"), and THE BRISBANE SCHOOL DISTRICT ("District") is made with reference to the following facts:
A. City and District entered into a certain Cooperative Agreement for the Shared Use of Public Facihties, effective as of July 1, 2000 (the "Cooperative Agreement") providing for the shared use of various public facilities owned and operated by City and District, for the allocation between the parties of responsibility for maintenance and repair of such facilities and payment of various expenses pertaining thereto, and for the shared cost of operating certain programs jointly sponsored by City and District.
B. The Cooperative Agreement was amended by a First Amendment dated November 13, 2001 (the "First Amendment"). The Agreement was further amended dated May 5, 2017. The A reement was further amended and dated June 3 2021.
C. The parties desire to further modify the terms and provisions of the Cooperative Agreement by the execution of this agreement. This Amended and Restated Agreement, referred to herein as "this Agreement, " is intended as a complete amendment and restatement of all terms and provisions of the Cooperative Agreement and the First Amendment thereto, and the provisions of this Agreement shaU supersede and cancel the Cooperative Agreement and the First Amendment in all respects.
NOW, THEREFORE, it is agreed as follows:
ARTICLE I
DESCRIPTON OF FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS
1.01. Facilities and Programs to be Shared.
City and District each own various public facilities which they desire to make available for shared use by students attending the District schools, persons participating in recreation programs sponsored by City or District, City's recreation department staff, and members of the general pubUc. City and District also jointly sponsor certain programs conducted for the benefit of District's students. These facilities and programs include the following:
(a) Outdoor Facilities:
(1) The City-owned swimming pool and related facilities located adjacent to Lipman School.
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(2) The tennis courts at Lipman School.
(3) The playing field at Lipman School (the "Lipman Field") (4) The upper playing field at Brisbane Elementary School (the "BES Upper Field") and the lower playing field at Brisbane Elementary School (the "BES Lower Field"). Note: the District is lannin to add a 2-classroom buildin on the BES U er Field. Durin and after construction the u er field will no Ion er be available for use. (5) The restroom facility at the BES Lower Field.
(6) The outdoor basketball courts at BES.
(7) The playgrounds at BES.
(b) Indoor Facilities:
(1) The multi-purpose room at Lipman School (the "Ray Conti Gymnasium)
(2) Restrooms and other facilities at Lipman and BES.
(3) The modular building on the BES campus.
(4) The multi- u ose room cafeteria at BES.
(c) Programs:
W -The after school homework center at Briobanc Elemental School (the "BES Homework Center").
<3)-The after school homework contcr at Lip man School (the "Lipman Homework Center").
(13) The Club Lipman afterschool program which includes homework support.
2 The after-school homework center at Brisbane Elementa School the "BES Homework Center" .
3 The Cit of Brisbane's afterschool ro am at Brisbane
Elementa School for which the District ma send students as art of the Extended Learnin 0 ortunities Pro am a ant
ro am mana edb the California De artment of Education.
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(d)
4 The Cit of Brisbane's summer cam s for which the District ma send students as art of the Extended Learnin 0 ortunities Pro am.
5 The Cit of Brisbane's reschool ro am at the BES modular.
Heavy Equipment either party may borrow from the other for temporary use, such as maintenance equipment, specified vehicles and assorted tools.
1.02. Definitions.
For the purposes of this Agreement, the following terms shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them by this Section:
(a) Regular school hours. The term "regular school hours" means the period of time during a weekday when school classes are in normal session during the regular school year and does not include extracurricular activities that may occur either before or after the conduct of regularly scheduled classes. (Note: summer school is not considered part of the regular school year.)
(b) CPI. The term "CPI" means the Consumer Price Index for the San Francisco-Oakland Metropolitan Area, all items, as published by the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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ARTICLE II
SHARED USE, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
2. 01. Swimming Pool.
(a) Ownership and Maintenance of Swimniing Pool. The swimming pool is, and shall remain a City-owned facility, and City shaU be responsible for the performance of all maintenance and repairs on the pool and related facilities at City's own expense. (b) Access Easement Granted to City. District has granted to City a nonexclusive access easement over a strip of land as shown on Exhibit "A" attached hereto, on which City has constructed a paved roadway. City shall be responsible for all maintenance and repair of such roadway. The easement shall be used by City solely for the purpose of access to the maintenance building for the pool facility. City shall make reasonable efforts to limit vehicular traffic on this roadway while students are arriving or leaving Lipman School and when students are using Lipman Field.
(c) Use of Pool Facilities by District Students. City will encourage District's use of the pool by making the facility, including lockers and other pool-related amenities, available for use by District, at no cost to District or its students, during regular school hours for at least six (6) weeks in the Spring between April 1st and June 1st, and at least six (6) weeks in the Fall, beginning September 10th, unless the parties mutually agree in writing to modify this schedule. District acknowledges that use of the pool by District will not be exclusive and other persons may be using the pool at the same time.
2. 02. Tennis Courts.
(a) Ownership. The tennis courts at Lipman School are and shall remain a District-owned facility.
(b) Use by City and General Public. District shall have preferential use of the tennis courts during regular school hours. Members of the general public shall also be allowed to use the tennis courts during regular school hours if the courts are not then being used by District. During times of the day which do not constitute regular school hours, District wiU aUow the tennis courts to be used by City for park and recreation activities and for general use by the public if the courts are not otherwise needed for scheduled after-school programs. During non-regular school hours, scheduling of the tennis courts shall be coordinated and supervised by the City; provided, however, it is understood that the City shall not schedule any instruction or other activity on the tennis courts that conflicts with District's scheduled use.
(c) Maintenance. The tennis courts shall be maintained by City, at its sole expense. City shall use its best efforts to schedule its maintenance work to minimize interference with use of the tennis courts by District. By executing this Agreement, District grants to City a right of entry upon the tennis courts and the surrounding area to the extent required for the proper performance of its maintenance responsibilities hereunder. When maintenance of the courts is deemed excessive, beyond general routine maintenance, City and District shall convene to determine appropriate course of action.
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2.03. Athletic Fields.
(a) Use by District, City and General Public. District shall have exclusive use of the Lipman Field (including use of the parking area), the BES Upper Field, and the BES Lower Field (collectively, the "Athletic Fields") during regular school hours. During times of the day which do not constitute regular school hours, District shaU have preferential, nonexclusive use of the Athletic Fields but District shall use its best efforts to accommodate City's use of these facilities. City's use of District's athletic fields should be coordinated through the District office.
(b) Maintenance of Athletic Fields. City wiU be responsible for maintenance of the Lipman Field (including the bleachers), the BES Upper Field, and the BE S Lower Field. Maintenance work will be performed to the same standard established by City for maintenance of playing fields at public parks and will be scheduled to minimize interference with regular use of the Athletic Fields by District. District shall make an annual cash contribution to City toward the cost of maintenance work for the Athletic Fields, as set forth in the Cost Contribution Schedule attached hereto. District shaU have responsibiUty for maintenance of the hillside above Lipman Field, at its own expense. When maintenance of a field is deemed excessive, beyond general routine maintenance, City and District shaU convene to determine appropriate course of action.
(c) Alterations. City shaU not make any changes to the design features of the Athletic Fields, or construct any capital improvements thereon, without the prior written consent of District.
d Schedulin . The Git will take administrative res onsibUit for schedulin activities and coUectin fees for the Athletic Fields outside of re ular school hours. The Cit will receive 50% of the fees to corn ensate the Git for field maintenance and schedulin and transfer the remainin fees to the District on a uarterl basis.
2. 04. Restroom at BES Lower Field.
(a) Ownership. The restroom facility is and shaU remain a City-owned facility, and City shaU be responsible for maintenance and repairs at City's own expense. (b) The restroom facility may be used by District during regular school hours and during after-school activities conducted by District.
(c) In the event the restroom facility located upon the license area is removed by City, the license shall automatically terminate.
2.05. Ray Conti Gymnasium
(a) Shared Use. During times of the day which do not constitute regular school hours, the Ray Conti Gymnasium shall be used for volleyball, basketball and other team sports that are jointly sponsored by District and City. It is expressly understood by City that District may continue to sponsor such team sports on its own if City should suspend its sponsorship of such team sports for whatever reason. District wiU also allow the Ray Conti Gymnasium to be used by City's Recreation Department during non-regular school hours for Rev.8 -5-
compatible activities if the room is not otherwise needed for District activities; provided, however, that City shall reimburse District within forty-five (45) days after receipt of an invoice for repairs of any damage to the Ray Conti Gymnasium that occurs during City's nonjointly sponsored activities or for excessive cleaning required after a City activity. (b) Cost Contribution. City shaU make an annual cash contribution to District toward the cost of maintaining the Ray Conti Gymnasium, as set forth in the Cost Contribution Schedule attached hereto.
c Schedulin . The Cit wiU take administrative res onsibUit for schedulin activities and collectin fees for the G m outside of re ular school hours. The Git will receive 50% of the fees to com ensate the Cit for schedulin and transfer the remainin fees to the District on a uarterl basis.
2.06. Indoor Restrooins and Other Facilities at Lipman and BES.
In the event City desires to open either Brisbane Elementary School or Lipman School to allow use of the restrooms during activities which are not co-sponsored by District, or City desires to use any room(s) within the school building for the conduct of a public meeting or other public purpose, District agrees to make the facilities available to City for such use pursuant to the District's Civic Center Act poUcy, provided the activity does not conflict with District's own use of the same facilities, and provided further that City shaU perform all of the following responsibilities:
(a) City shaU notify the school principal in advance, indicating the nature of the activity and the time when availability of the restrooms or other area is desired; (b) City shall provide supervision for the area used;
(c) If the use involves a pubUc meeting, City shall set up chairs and otherwise arrange and equip the room as may be needed for conduct of the meeting and shall replace all items at the end of the meeting in their proper place; (de) City shaU secure the building and reset the alarm when finished. In the event District is charged for false alarms or emergency caUs resulting from City's failure to properly secure the buUding, City shaU reimburse District for such charges within forty-five (45) days receipt of an invoice showing such charges.
Custodial. The District wUl take res onsibiUt for custodial services in these instances.
2.07. Modular Space at BES.
(a) Ownership and Maintenance of Modular. The modular unit on the BES Campus was paid for and installed by the City. It shall remain a City-owned facility, and City shall be responsible for the performance of aU maintenance and repairs on the modular at City's own expense. As the property owner, the District is biUed Rev. 8 -6-
annually for the Fire Alarm monitoring contract in the amount noted on the Cost Contribution Schedule. City shall reimburse the District annually for said cost.
2.08. BES Homework Center
a 0 eration of Pro ram. District o erates the BES Homework Center. The Center will be staffed b District and wiU o erateonMonda s throu hFrida s between the hours of 2:30 . m. and 5 .m. The Cit 's Parks and Recreation De artment ma send students to the Center on an da . Furthermore it is ex ressl understood b the arties that the BES staff assi ns some students to the Center directl .
b CostSharin . Cit shaU make an annual cash contribution to District toward the cost of the BES Homework Center as set forth in the Cash Contribution Schedule attached hereto. District shaU contribute the balance of costs re uired for a ment of salaries and an costs ertainin to the faciht such as custodial utilities and room maintenance.
3.08. BES Homework Center.
-w- icration of Progi
Center wiU be otaffod by certificated teach
Diotrict opcratco the BES Homework Contcr. The
icloctcd by Diotrict and wiU operate on
Mondayo lyu through iinruuyii Fridayo r nu. u.y bctwoon the houro of 3:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. The City'o Parko and Rocroation Dcpartmont may
cxprcooly undcrotood by the partico that teach
.d otudonti the Center on any day. -Furthermore, it io
-(b>- Cost Sharing. City ohall mak o-a
>oign oomc otudonto to the Center clircctly.
al caoh contribution to Diotrict toward
the coot of tho BE S Homework Con oct forth in tho Caah Contribution Schedule attached hereto. -Diotrict ohaU rti bho balance of cooto required for payment of tcachoro' oularico, and any oooto pertaining to the faoilLty, ouch ao cuotodial, utilitico and room maintenance.
2.09ft. Club Lipman Afterschool Program.
(a) Operation of Program. District operates the Club Lipman Afterschool Program. The Center wiU be staffed by one otaff member to be oclcete^bythe District. The Center wiU operate as may be agreed upon by the parties from time to time; provided. however, that District and City shall hold a meeting at loaot once oaoh year in May to review and cotablioh houro of oporation should the District wish to chan e the o eratin hours currentl after school until 5 m for the following school year. (b) Cost Sharing. City shall reimburse District for one-half (Vs) of the actual direct cost of providing one otaff member staff for the Club Lipman Afterschool Program, not to exceed a maximum annual cost as set forth in the Cost Contribution Schedule attached hereto. District shall furnish a statement to City showing the cost incurred by District for providing one otaffmcmbcrstaff for the Club Lipman Homework CcnterAfter School Pro ram during the preceding fiscal year and City shall pay either the amount shown on such statement or the maximum annual cost, whichever is less. All other costs pertaining to the operation of the Club Lipman Afterschool Program, including equipment maintenance and upgrade, custodial, utilities, and room maintenance, shall be paid by District. If the District Rev.8 -7-
receives third-party funding by grant to support the Club Lipman Afterschool Program it wiU meet with the City to review the terms, conditions and amount(s) of said grant(s) with the intent that the District and City share the remaining costs of operating the Club Lipman Afterschool Program equally.
2. 10*0. Heavy Equipment.
From time to time, either party may loan heavy mechanical equipment, vehicles or tools ("Equipment") to the other party for such other party's temporary use. It is agreed that any borrowing of Equipment by one party from the other shall be subject to the following conditions:
(a) Requests to borrow Equipment shall be made at least 24 hours in advance of needing the Equipment, except in the case of emergency. The Equipment owner shall have no obligation to loan any item.
(b) The Equipment shaU only be used by the authorized representatives of the borrowing party and shall not be given to any other person or agency except for the purpose of making necessary repairs on District or City property, in which event, such repair work shaU be performed by a person who is qualified to do so. (c) It shall be the responsibility of the borrowing party to inspect the Equipment prior to any use to determine whether it is in proper working condition. All Equipment shall be loaned in "as is" condition and the lending party shaU not be deemed to have made any representations or warranties to the borrowing party concerning the nature or condition of the Equipment or its suitability for the borrower's intended use. The borrower expressly assumes all risk of loss, damage, or injury resulting from the borrower's use of the Equipment.
(d) The borrowing party shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the lending party, and its officers, of&cials, employees and volunteers, from all claims, demands, costs, expenses, or liabilities, arising during and from the use of the Equipment by the borrowing party or any of its officers, officials, employees, or volunteers. (e) The borrowing party shaU promptly repair any damage to the Equipment resulting from such party's use. Ordinary maintenance shall be the responsibility of the Equipment owner, above.
ARTICLE III
GENERAL PROVISIONS
3.01. General Priority for Children's Programs.
The parties agree that in making and coordinating their respective schedules, the activities for children on District property wiU be given priority over programs for adults.
3. 02. Prohibited Activities on District Property.
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(a) Prohibitions. No alcohol, smoking, or dogs shall be permitted upon or within any of the District facilities covered by this Agreement while the same are being used by City, or during the course of any activities or programs sponsored by City. City shall also make reasonable efforts, including the posting of signs, to have these prohibitions observed by members of the general public and will, at the request of District, adopt suitable ordinances if such action is deemed necessary and appropriate for enforcement purposes. All District property shaU remain drug free zones during periods of City use and will be posted as such in the manner provided by law
(b) Excessive Use. City will limit or restrict the activities under its own control in order to avoid undue stress or damage to the Athletic Fields (e. g., golf) or other faciUties owned by District and maintained by City (e. g., golf balls hitting windows).
3. 03. Dispute Resolution.
(a) Dispute Resolution. In the event of any disagreement between the parties, the matter will be referred to the City Manger of City and the Superintendent of District, who shall meet and attempt to resolve the dispute. If they are unable to agree, the City Council shall appoint two of its members and the District Board of Trustees shall appoint two of its members and these representatives shall meet as a 2x2 Committee for the purpose of considering the matter(s) in controversy. The decision by the 2x2 Committee shall be final and binding on both parties. If, and only if, the 2x2 Committee is unable to arrive at a final decision, they shall retain the services of an independent mediator who shall thereafter preside over the Committee meetings and attempt to facilitate a settlement of the disputed matter. The cost of the mediator shall be divided equally between the parties. It is agreed that neither party shall initiate any claim or lawsuit for breach or default under this Agreement alleged to have been committed by the other party without the matter having first been submitted to mediation and all efforts toward arriving at a negotiated settlement as described hereunder have been exhausted.
3.04. ]Vtutual Indenuiification.
(a) Indemnification of City. In accordance with Government Code Section 895. 4, District shaU fully indemnify, defend, and hold City, and its officers, officials, agents, employees and volunteers harmless from all claims, suits or actions of every name, kind and description, including but not limited to reasonable attorney's fees and other costs of defense, resulting from the negligent acts or omissions of District, its officers, agents, employees or invitees in the performance of this Agreement, or any breach by District of its obligations under this Agreement.
(b) Indemnification of District. In accordance with Government Code Section 895. 4, City shall fully indemnify, defend, and hold District, and its officers, officials, agents, employees and volunteers harmless from all claims, suits or actions of every name, kind and description, including but not limited to reasonable attorney's fees and other costs of defense, resulting from the negligent acts or omissions of City, its officers, agents, employees or invitees in the performance of this Agreement, or any breach by City of its obligations under this Agreement.
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(c) Concurrent Negligence. In the event of concurrent negligence of District, its officers, officials, agents or employees, and City, its officers, officials, agents or employees, then the liability for any and aU claims, suits or actions of every name, kind and description arising out of this Agreement shall be apportioned between the parties under the established California rules of comparative negligence with each party bearing its own attorney's fees and costs.
3.05. Insurance.
City and District shall each maintain comprehensive general liability insurance or self insurance, generally at levels currently in effect for each agency, insuring against aU liability of City and District and their authorized representatives arising out of and in connection with City's and District's use of the facilities under this Agreement.
3.06. Notices.
Any notices required or permitted to be given to the other party under this Agreement shall be in writing and shaU be either personally delivered to the other party or sent by certified mail, return receipt requested, addressed to the other party as follows:
TO CITy: City of Brisbane
Attention: City Manager
50 Park Place
Brisbane, CA 94005
TO DISTRICT: Brisbane Elementary School District
Attention: Superintendent
1 Solano Street
Brisbane, CA 94005
Either party may change its address by providing notice to the other party as set forth above.
3.07. Excuse of Performance.
Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement to the contrary, any failure by City or District to perform any duty or obligation set forth in this Agreement shall not be deemed a breach of or default in the performance of this Agreement if such failure to perform is caused by fire, earthquake, flood, hurricane, the elements, acts of God or the public enemy; actions, restrictions, limitations or interference of other governmental authorities or their agents; enforcement of applicable provisions of federal, state or local law; war; invasion; insurrection; rebellion; riots; strikes or lockouts; or inability to perform which is beyond the reasonable control of City or District.
3. 08. Periodic Review; Termination of Agreement.
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(a) This Agreement shall be subject to review at each five (5) year anniversary of the initial Effective Date (the "Anniversary Date"). The parties shall meet and confer at least 120 days prior to each Anniversary Date to review the status and implementation of this Agreement and determine whether any amendments are appropriate. The review shall be deemed completed upon either: (i) a determination by the parties that no amendments are required and the then existing agreement should be continued without change; or (ii) the adoption by both parties of such amendments to the agreement as mutually agreed upon. (b) This Agreement may be terminated, in whole or in part, at any time by mutual agreement of the parties, and may be terminated, in whole or in part, by either party upon giving written notice of termination to the other party. In the event of a termination by either party, the following prior written notice shall be required, depending upon the nature of such termination:
(1) Entire Agreement: 360 days.
(2) Swimming Pool: 180 days.
(3) Tennis Courts: 180 days
(4) Athletic Fields: 180 days.
(5) Lipman Multi-Purpose Room: 180 days.
(6) Indoor Restroom and Other Facilities at Lipman and BES: 180 days. (7) Modular building and cafeteria space at BES: 180 days 8 BES Homework Center: Notice b March 15 of an ear- termination to be effective as of June 30 of that ear.
.(8)-BES Homowork Center: Notioc by February 16 of any year; termination to be effective ao of June 30 of that year.
(99) Club Lipman Homework Contor: Notice by Fefe¥ttft¥y-March_15 of any year; termination to be
effective as of June 30 of that year.
-9^-Aftcrpchool teen onrichmont program at Lipman School: Notice by Fobruar;7 15 of any year; termination to be offcctivc ao of June 30 of that year. (10U-) Heavy Equipment: 30 days.
In the event of termination relating to a facility for which City or District has made an annual contribution toward the cost of operating such facility, the contribution shall be prorated as of the effective date of termination and any unearned portion shall be refunded to the contributing party
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3.09. Miscellaneous Provisions.
(a) Authorization and Amendment. Each party represents and warrants to the other that the persons signing this Agreement have been duly authorized to do so by the party's governing body. This Agreement can only be amended by a written amendment duly executed by each of the parties pursuant to further authorization conferred by the governing body of each party; provided, however, that any amendment that requires an expenditure of less than $5,000 may be entered into by the City Manager and the Superintendent and is so authorized by each party's governing body by entering into this Agreement. (b) Entire Agreenient. This Agreement represents the entire agreement between the parties concerning the subject matter hereof and supersedes and cancels all prior agreements and understandings, whether written or verbal, including the original Cooperative Agreement and the First and Second Amendments thereto. (c) Effective Date. This Agreement shall become effective as of the date when the governing body of each party has approved the form and content of this Agreement and authorized its representatives to execute this document on its behalf. Such date shall thereupon be inserted at the beginning of this Agreement. (d) Waiver. The failure of either party to enforce any provision of this Agreement shall not be deemed a waiver of that provision, section, or any portion thereof unless such party acknowledges in writing that it is waiving that provision, section, or any portion thereof under this Agreement.
(e) Severability. In the event any provision of this Agreement is deemed unenforceable, it may be severed from the Agreement and the remainder of the Agreement shall be deemed fully enforceable and binding upon the parties. (f) Additional Actions. The parties acknowledge that it is impractical in a transaction of the nature of this Agreement to provide for, or anticipate, every action by City or District that may be required to fully implement the Agreement. Therefore, City and District agree to cooperate in good faith, and to take any such additional actions that may be necessary to fully implement the Agreement.
(g) Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, each of which shaU be deemed an original.
(h) Time of the Essence. Time is of the essence in the performance of the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement to be effective as of the day and year first above written.
THE CITY OF BRISBANE
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Approved as to form:
Mackin
By
Karen Cunningham Coleen
Mayor
Michael RouohSamantha Zutler
Legal Counsel
Attest:
City Clerk
Ingrid PadiUa,
THE BRISBANE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Approved as to form:
By
Board President
District Counsel
Attest:
Ronan Collvcr Michael Milliken
Superintendent
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COS^COST CONTRIBUTION SCHEDULE
District shall make annual cash contributions to City and City shall make annual cash contributions to District for the cost of maintaining facilities used by one party which are owned by the other. For the fiscal year of July 1, 202&i- through June 30, 20273, such contributions shall be as foUows:
Contributions b District: Amount:
Athletic Fields & Li man G m Section 2. 03(b): $ 10, 000. 0050% of use fees Afterschool ro ram Partici ation fees of "ELOP" rant eli ible students Summer cam ro ram Partici ation fees of "ELOP" rant eli ible students Contributions b Cit Amount:
Lipman Ray Conti Gymnasium- Section 2.05(b): $
18^, 000^8
BES Modular
$2. 0008, 826. 00
Fire Alarm System Monitoring
BES Homework Center-Section 2. 08 b
BES Homework Center Section 2. 08(b):
20000
$ 30,000.00
Lip man Afterschool Program
$5050, 000^00
Cleanin for Summer Cam at BES 10000
The respective cost contributions to be made by each of the parties, as set forth above, shall be adjusted annually based upon the percentage increase, if any, in the CPI pubhshed on the nearest date prior to July 1st, as compared with the CPI for the same date of the preceding year.
On or before April 1st of each year, District shaU furnish to City an Invoice showing the respective contributions to be made by each of the parties for the next fiscal year, as adjusted for any CPI increase. City shall pay the net amount owed to District, as shown by such Invoice, not later than June 30th.
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EXHIBIT "A"
Access Easeinent
Granted by District to City
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EXHIBIT "B"
License For Restrooni Facility
Granted by District to City
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