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REGIONAL WASTEWATER DISPOSAL AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO
AND
THE PARTICIPATING AGENCIES
IN
THE METROPOLITAN SEvVERAGE SYSTEM
REVISED 3/ 2/ 98
DOCUMENTNo.CO .,,.- 18517 ·
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SANDIEGO, CALIFORNIA
REGIONALWASTEWATERDISPOS_A.L
AGREEMENT
TABLEOFCONTENTS
Page
CoverPage ·· 1
TableofContents _ 2
Recitals · 3
I. Definitions 4
IL OwnershipandOperationoftheMetroSystem _ .; 6
ID. PaymentandMonitoringProvisions 10
IV. CapacityRights . . . . . ... . . .. . . . . . . .. .• . . .. . . . .. . ......... . . ... . . . . . . . . . . 12 V. SystemofCharges .':: 13
VI. Planning ;_, _ 17
VII. . FacilitiesSolelyforNewContractCapacity : : 18
vm. TheMetroCommission 20
IX. DisputeResolution : 20
X. InsuranceAndIndemnity ' ', · 21
XI. InterruptionOfService 22
XII. NoticesRequiredUnderAgreement 22
xm. EffectiveDateOfTermination 23
XIV. General 24
Exhibits
A. MetroFacilities
B. ContractCapacities
C. ExistingCapacityChargeListing
D. NoticeListing
E. ReclaimedWaterDistributionSystem
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REGIONAL WASTEWATER DISPOSAL
AGREEMENT
THISREGIONALWASTEWATERDISPOSALAGREEMENTismadeandentered intothis dayof , 1997, byandbetweentheCITY OFSANDIEGO,
amunicipalcorporation ("theCity"); andtheCITYOFCHULAVISTA, amunicipal corporation; theCITY OFCORONADO, amunicipalcorporation; theCITY OFDEL MAR, a municipalcorporation; theCITYOFEL CAJON, amunicipalcorporation; theCITY OF IMPERIALBEACH, amunicipalcorporation; theCITYOFLA MESA, amunicipal corporation; .theLEMONGROVESANITATIONDISTRICT, apoliticalsubdivisionof the Stateof California; theCITYOFNATIONALCITY, amunicipalcorporation; theCITY OF POWAY, amunicipalcorporation; the \ VINTERGARDENSSEWERMAINTENANCE DISTRICT, amaintenancedistrictestablishedpursuantto CaliforniaStreets & Hwys. Code section5820etseq.; theALPINESANITATIONDISTRICT, apoliticalsubdivisionof theState of California; theLAKESIDESANITATIONDISTRICT, apoliticalsubdivisionof theStateof California; theSPRINGVALLEYSANITATIONDISTRICT, apoliticalsubdivisionof the Stateof California; the OTAYWATERDISTRICT, apoliticalsubdivisionof theStateof California; andthePADREDAM MUNICIPALWATERDISTRICT, apoliticalsubdivisionof theStateof California (the "ParticipatingAgencies").
RECITALS
WHEREAS, theCityandtheParticipatingAgenciesareautonomousentitieseachhaving theauthoritytoprovideandto contractfortheconveyance, treatmentanddisposalof wastewater.
WHEREAS, eachParticipatingAgencycurrentlyhasacontractwith theCityto provide wastewaterconveyance, treatmentanddisposalservicesthroughtheMetropolitanSewerage System (Metro System), asystemofwastewaterconveyance, treatmentanddisposalfacilities.
WHEREAS, eachof theParticipatingAgencieshasspecifiedcapacityservicerightsin theexistingMetroSystempursuanttopre-existingagreementswiththeCity.
WHEREAS, thepurposesofthis Agreementare: 1) toreplacetheexistingsewage disposalagreementsbetweentheCityandtheParticipatingAgencies; 2) toprovidecertain contractrightstocapacityin theMetroSystemtotheParticipatingAgencies; 3) toestablisha mechanismtofundtheplanning, design, construction, operationandmaintenanceof theMetro Systemby theCityandtheParticipatingAgenciesasnecessarytoprovidehydrauliccapacity, andto complywithapplicablelawandwithgenerallyacceptedengineeringpractices; and4) to establishasystemof chargeswhichallocatesthecostsof theplanning, designandconstruction of suchnewwastewaterconveyance, treatmentanddisposalfacilitiesasarenecessarysolelyto providefornewcapacityonafairandequitablebasis.
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THEREFORE, in considerationof themurualpromisessetforth herein, theCity andthe ParticipatingAgenciesagreeasfollows:
I. DEF1NITIONS
A. Annual AverageDaily Flow is thenumber, in millions of gallonsof wastewater per day ("MGD"), calculatedby dividing total Flow on a fiscal yearbasisby 365 days.
B. Capital Improvement Costsarecostsassociatedwith theplanning, design, financing, construction, orreconstructionof facilities.
C. ChemicalOxygenDemandor "COD" meansthemeasureof thechemically decomposablematerialin wastewater, asdeterminedby theproceduresspecified in themostcurrenteditionof "StandardMethodsfor theExaminationfor Water andWastewater," or anysuccessorpublicationwhich· establishesthe industry standard.
D. Contract Capacityis thecontractualright possessedby eachParticipating Agencyto dischargewastewaterinto theMetro Systempursuantto this Agreementupto thelimit setforthin Exhibit B attachedhereto. Contract Capacityis statedin termsof AnnualAverageDaily Flow.
E. Flow is theamountof wastewaterdischargedby the City andeachParticipating Agency.
F. Functional-DesignMethodologyshallmeantheprocessof allocatingOperation andMaintenanceCostsandCapitalImprovementCoststo Flow andStrength parametersrecognizingthebenefitsof both thedesigncriteria andtheprimary functionof aunit process.
G. Metro SystemCostsarethosecostssetforth in SectionV.B. l .
H. Metro SystemRevenuesarethoserevenuessetforth in SectionV.B.2 .
I. Metropolitan SewerageSystemor Metro System shallmeanandconsistof thosefacilitiesandcontractrightsto facilities which areshownand/or described in Exhibit A attachedheretoandincorporatedby this reference, including any amendmentstheretoauthorizedby this Agreement.
J. Municipal SystemshallmeantheCity's wastewatercollectionsystem, which consistsof pipelinesandpumpstations, that collectswastewaterwithin theCity 4 REVISED 3/ 2/ 98
of SanDiego andconveysit to theMetropolitanSewerageSystemfor treatment anddisposal.
K. New Capacity is thecapacityto dischargewastewateroutsidetheMetro System, abovetheContractCapacitysetforth in Exhibit B attachedhereto.
L. New Contract Capacity is thecapacityto dischargewastewaterinto theMetro System, abovetheContractCapacity setforth in Exhibit B attachedhereto.
M. North City Water ReclamationPlant is the30million gallonsperday asof thedateof thisAgreement) wastewatertreatrnentfacility which includesfourmajorprocesses: primarytreatment, secondarytreatment, tertiary treatment, anddisinfection.
N. Operation and MaintenanceCosts arethe costsof thoseitemsand activitiesrequiredby soundengineeringandmanagementpracticesto keepthe conveyance, disposal, treatment, andreusefacilities functioningin accordance with all applicablelaws, rules, andregulations.
0. Point Loma WastewaterTreatment Plant is the240million gallonsper day asof thedateof thisAgreement) advancedprimarytreatmentplant which includesfour majorprocesses: screening, grit removal, sedimentation, and digestion.
P. ReclaimedWater (or RecycledWater) shallhavethe definitionsetforth in Title 22, Division4of theCaliforniaCodeof Regulationsandshallmeanwaterwhich, asaresultof treatmentof wastewater, is suitablefor a directbeneficialuseor a controlledusethatotherwisecouldnot occur.
Q. ReclaimedWater (or RecycledWater) DistributionSystemshallmeanand consistof thoseeight (8) reclaimedwaterprojectslisted in AttachmentB of the StipulatedFinalOrderfor InjunctiveReliefapprovedby theU.S. DistrictCourt onJune6, 1997in U.S.A. v. Citvof SanDiego, CaseNo. 88-1101-B , and attachedheretoasExhibitE.
R. RepurifiedWater shallmeanwaterwhich, asaresultof advancedtreatmentof reclaimedwater, is suitablefor useasasourceof domestic (or potable) water supply.
S. ReturnFlowshallmeantheeffluentcreatedby thedewateringofdigested biosolids, whichincludescentrate.
T. Reuseshallmeanto useagain, suchaswaterwhichhasbeenreclaimedor repurified, or sludgethathasbeenconvertedto biosolidsfor beneficialuse. 5 REVISED 3/2/ 98
U. South Bay Land/OceanOutfall is thefacility that isjointly ownedby the InternationalBoundary & WaterCommission ( U.S. SectionIBWC) andtheCity of SanDiego. TheOutfall isplannedto conveyanddischargetreatedeffluent from theIBWC' sInternationalWastewaterTreatmentPlant andtreatedeffluent from theCity' sSouthBay WaterReclamationPlantandtheSouthBay Secondary TreatmentPlant. As of thedateof thisAgreement, the Outfall hasa current AverageDaily Flow Capacityof 174million gallonsper day. As of thedateofthis Agreement, theCity owns39.94% of the capacityof theOutfall andthebalanceof thecapacityis ownedby the
IBWC.
V. Strength meansthemeasurementof SuspendedSolids (SS) andChemical OxygenDemand (COD) within thewastewaterFlow andanyothermeasurement requiredby law afterthedateof thisAgreement.
W. " SuspendedSolids" or "SS" meanstheinsolublesolid matterin wastewater thatis separableby laboratoryfiltration, asdeterminedby theprocedures specifiedin themostcurrenteditionof "StandardMethodsfor theExamination ofWaterandWastewater," oranysuccessorpublicationwhichestablishesthe industrystandard.
X. TertiaryComponentis thatportionof thewastewatertreatmentprocessthat currentlyfiltersthesecondarytreatedwastewatereffluentthroughfinesand and/or anthracitecoalto removefineSuspendedSolidsanddisinfectsit to meet therequirementsof theCaliforniaAdministrativeCode, Title22, or its successor for filteredanddisinfectedwastewater.
Y. WaterRepurificationSystemincludestheAdvancedWaterTreatment (AWT) Facilitylocatedator neartheNorthCity WaterReclamationPlantsiteandthe RepurifiedWaterConveyanceSystemwhichwill transportrepurifiedwaterfrom theAWTFacilityto theSanVicenteReservoir. Themajorprocessesof theAWT Facilityinclude: ultraormicrofiltration, reverseosmosis, and ozonation.
II. OWNERSIDPANDOPERATIONOFTHEMETROSYSTEM
A. Rightsof theParties.
TheCity istheownerof theMetroSystem, andof anyadditionsto theMetro Systemor otherfacilitiesconstructedpursuantto this Agreement. All decisionswithrespectto theplanning, design, construction, operationandmaintenanceof theMetro Systemshallrest withtheCity, in consultationwiththeMetroCommission. TheParticipatingAgenciesshall haveacontractualrightto usetheMetroSystemandto participatein itsoperationassetforthin 6 REVISED 3/ 2/ 98
thisAgreement. SubjecttothetermsofthisAgreement, andin conformancewithallapplicable laws, theCitymaytransferownershipofallorpartoftheMetroSystematanytime. Intheevent ofatransfer, theCity'ssuccessorshallbeboundbythetermsofthis Agreement. Subjecttothe termsof this Agreement, anyParticipatingAgencymaytransferorassignitsrightsand obligationsunderthisAgreement. AnytransfershallfirstbeapprovedbytheCity. Notransfer mayoccurif theCitydetermines, afterconsultationwiththeParticipatingAgenciesinvolved, that theproposedtransferwill imbalance, orwill otherwiseadverselyimpacttheCity' sabilityto operatetheMetroSystem.
B. MetroSvstemServices.
1 . TheCityshallprovidewastewaterconveyance, treatmentanddisposal servicestotheParticipatingAgenciesthroughtheMetroSystem, underthetermssetforthinthis Agreement.
2. TheCityshalloperatetheMetroSysteminanefficientandeconomical manner, maintainingit ingoodrepairandworkingorder, allinaccordancewithrecognized soundengineeringandmanagementpractices.
3. TheCityshallconvey, treat, anddisposeoforreuseallwastewater receivedunderthis Agreementinsuchamannerastocomplywithallapplicablelaws, rulesand regulations.
C. FlowCommitment.
1 . Absentagreementoftheparties, all FlowfromtheParticipatingAgencies andtheCity, uptothecapacitylimitssetforthinExhibitBoranyamendmentsthereto, shall remainintheMetroSystem.
2. ThisAgreementshallnotprecludeanyParticipatingAgencyfrom divertingFlowfromtheMetroSystemasaresultoftheconstructionofreclamationfacilitiesor NewCapacityoutsideoftheMetroSystem.
3. AnyParticipatingAgencymaynegotiateanagreementwiththeCityto withdrawallFlowfromtheMetroSystem , whichataminimumrequirestheAgencytopayits proportionateshareofCapitalImprovementCosts.
D. FundingOblizations.
Nothinginth.is Sectionorin this AgreementshallobligatetheCitytomakeany paymentfortheacquisition, construction, maintenanceoroperationoftheMetroSystemfrom moneysderivedfromtaxesorfromanyincomeandrevenueoftheCityotherthanmoneysinor sewerrevenueswhichgointotheSewerRevenueFundfortheMetroSystemandfrom constructionfundsderivedfromthesaleofsuchsewerrevenuebondsfortheMetroSystemas 7 REVISED 3/ 2/ 98
areduly authorized. Nothingin this contractshallbeconstruedto obligatetheCity to pay from its annualincomeandrevenuesanysumwhichwouldcreateanindebtedness, obligationor liability within themeaningof theprovisionsof Section18of Article XVI of theConstitutionof theStateof California. Nothingin thisSection, however, or in thisAgreementshallpreventthe City, in its discretion, from usingtaxrevenuesor anyotheravailablerevenuesor fundsof the City for anypurposefor whichtheCity is empoweredto expendmoneysunderthis Agreement.
Nothing hereinshallrelievetheCity from its obligationsto fundandcarryoutthis Agreement.
Nothing in this Sectionor in this AgreementshallobligateanyParticipatingAgencyto makeany paymentwhichwould createanindebtedness, obligationor liability within themeaningof the provisionsof Section18of Article XVI of theConstitutionof theStateof California, or which is notauthorizedby law.
E. FinancialStatements.
1. TheCity shallkeepappropriaterecordsandaccountsof all costsand expensesrelatingto conveyance, treatment, disposal, andreuseof wastewater, andthe acquisition, planning, design, construction, administration, monitoring, operationand maintenanceof theMetro System.
2. Saidrecordsandaccountsshallbesubjectto reasonableinspectionby any authorizedrepresentativeof anyParticipatingAgencyat its expense. Further, saidaccountsand recordsshallbeauditedannuallyby anindependentcertifiedpublic accountingfirm appointed by the City pursuantto generallyacceptedaccountingprinciples. A copyof saidreportshallbe availableto anyParticipatingAgency.
F. Limitations onTypesandConditionofWastewater.
1 . EachParticipatingAgencywill complywith all applicablelaws, rulesand regulationsincludingits regulatoryobligationsassociatedwith thedischargeof wastewaterinto its respectivesystemandfrom suchsysteminto theMetro System.
2. EachParticipatingAgencywill minimizeto themaximumextent practicable, theinfiltration andinflow of surface, groundor stormwatersinto its respective wastewatersystems.
3. EachParticipatingAgencywill insurethatall industrialusersof its wastewatersystemare regulatedby aneffectiveindustrialpretreatmentprogramthatconforms to all applicablelaws, rulesandregulationsandthatis acceptableto theCity. Provided, however, thattheCity shallnotrequiretheParticipatingAgenciesto takeanyactionsbeyond thatwhich is requiredunderapplicablelaws, rulesandregulationsthatcanbetakenbut arenot beingtakenby theCity.
4. TheCity andtheParticipatingAgenciesagreethatnothingin this Agreement, includingtheterminationof theexistingsewagedisposalagreements, shallaffectthe 8 REVISED 3/ 2/ 98
validity of thelnterjurisdictionalPretreatmentAgreements, or theseparatetransportation agreementsthatarecurrentlyin effectbetweenor amongtheCity andtheParticipatingAgencies.
5. EachParticipatingAgencywill not dischargea substantialamountof sewageoriginatingoutsideits respectiveboundariesinto theMetro Systemwithoutthe approval of theCity.
6. EachParticipatingAgencyshallberesponsiblefor theviolationof any applicableJaws, rulesor regulationsassociatedwith its respectivedischargeof wastewaterinto theMetro System.
7. In theeventaregulatoryagencyimposesanypenaltyor takesother enforcementactionrelatingto theconveyance, treatment, disposalor reuseof wastewaterin or from theMetro System, theCity shalldeterminewhethertheCity or aParticipatingAgencyor Agenciescausedor contributedto suchpenaltyor enforcementactions. TheCity shallallocate thepenaltyor otherrelief, includingthe costsof defense, to theparty or partiesresponsible.
Eachresponsibleparry, whetheraParticipatingAgency or theCity, shallbeobligatedto payits shareof suchpenaltyor otherrelief, andanycostsof defense. In theeventthattheCity cannot makesuchanallocation, thecostof suchpenaltyor otherrelief shallbe sharedby the ParticipatingAgenciesandtheCity proportionatelybasedon Flow andStrength.
G. Right of First Refusal.
1. TheCity shallnotsellor agreeto sell theMetro Systemwithout first offering it to theParticipatingAgencies. For thepurposesof this section, "Participating Agencies" shallmeanaParticipatingAgency, a groupof ParticipatingAgencies, or a third party representingoneor moreParticipatingAgencies. Theterm "sell" shallincludeanytransferor conveyanceof theMetro Systemor of anyindividualtreatmentor reclamationfacilityor outfall withintheMetroSystem.
2. TheCityandtheParticipatingAgenciesrecognizethattransferof ownershipof theMetro Systemis currentlyrestrictedby Sections6.04 and6.20of the InstallmentPurchaseAgreementbetweentheCity andthePublic FacilitiesFinancingAuthority of theCity, whichinter aliarestrictsthetransferof ownershipto theMetropolitanWastewater SewageDistrictor othergovernmentalagencywhoseprimarypurposeis toprovidewastewater treatment. TheCity shall notseekto imposeonbondholdersawaiverof Section6.04 or 6.20 Absentsucharestriction, beforetheCity sellsor agreesto sell theMetro System, or anyportion of it, theCity shalloffer to selltheMetroSystemto theParticipatingAgencies ("theOffer") on thetermsandatapriceequalto thatproposedfor thesaleof theMetroSystemto athirdparry.
TheParticipatingAgenciesshallhavethirtydaysfrom receiptof theOffer ("theIntentto RespondPeriod'') in which to notifytheCity of their intentto respondto theOffer. The ParticipatingAgenciesshallhavefivemonthsfromtheexpirationof theIntentto Respond Periodin whichto acceptor rejecttheOffer. TheOffershallcontainthenameoftheproposed purchaser, theproposedsaleprice, thetermsof payment, therequireddeposit, thetime andplace 9 REVISED 3/2/ 98
for thecloseof escrow, andanyothermaterialtermsandconditionson which thesaleis to be consummated.
3. If theParticipatingAgenciesgive timely noticeof their intentto respond andtimely noticeof their acceptanceof theOffer, thentheCity shallbeobligatedto sell andthe ParticipatingAgenciesshallbeobligatedto purchasetheMetro Systemor anyindividual treatmentor reclamationfacility or outfall within theMetro System, asapplicable, at theprice andon thetermsandconditionsof theOffer. Jfthe ParticipatingAgenciesdo not give timely noticeof theirintentto respondor their acceptanceof theOffer, or do not submitanoffer onthe sametermsandconditionsastheOffer, theCity may, following theendof theOfferperiod, sell theMetro System, or anyportionof it, atapriceandontermsandconditionsno lessfavorable to theCity thanthosein theOffer. TheCity shallnot selltheMetro Systemto anythird partyon termsor ata pricelessfavorableto theCity from thetermsandpricecontainedin theOffer absentcompliancewith thetermsof this Section.
4. NothinghereinshallpreventtheCity from enteringinto a financing agreementwhichmayimposelimits on theCity' spowerto sell theMetro Systemto the ParticipatingAgenciespursuantto SectionH.l. if theCity believesthatsucha financing agreementis in theCity' sbestinterest. Neithertheentryinto sucha financingagreementby the City northeperformancethereofby theCity shallconstitutea breachor defaultby theCity hereunder.
ill . PAYMENT AND MONITORING PROVISIONS
A. Pavmentfor Metro SystemFacilities.
Throughthesystemof chargessetforth in SectionV of this Agreement, each ParticipatingAgencyshallpayits shareof thecostsof planning, designandconstructionof all of theMetro Systemfacilities which areidentifiedin Exhibit A hereto, which is incorporatedherein by reference.
B. Pavmentfor AdditionalMetroSystemFacilities.
Throughthesystemof chargessetforth in SectionV of this Agreement, each ParticipatingAgencyshallpayits shareof thecostsof acquisition, or planning, designand constructionof such facilities in additionto thosesetforth on Exhibit A asarenecessaryfor the Metro Systemto maintaincompliancewith applicablelaws, rulesandregulations, includingthe OceanPollutionReductionAct of 1994andits successor(s), presentandfuturewaiversof applicabletreatmentstandardsat anyMetro Systemtreatmentfacility, andall facilitiesasare necessaryto convey, treat, dispose, andreusewastewaterin theMetro Systemto providethe ContractCapacitysetforth in Exhibit B, to maintainhydrauliccapacityandasotherwise requiredby soundengineeringprinciples. As aministerialmatter, theCity shallamendExhibit A from time to timeto reflectsuchadditionalfacilitiesandshallgive noticeof anyamendments 10 REVISED 3/ 2198
totheParticipatingAgencies. TheCityshallkeepanupdatedversionof ExhibitA onfile with theCity Clerk. ExhibitA maybeamendedtoreflectotherchangestotheMetroSystemonlyas expresslyprovidedin thisAgreement.
C. PaVJTientforOoerationandMaintenance.
Throughthesystemof chargessetforthin SectionV of thisAgreement, each ParticipatingAgencyshallpayitsshareof theOperationandMaintenanceCostsof allMetro Systemfacilities. Providedhowever, thattheParticipatingAgenciesshallnotpayforthe OperationandMaintenanceCostsof theTertiaryComponentof theNorthCityWater ReclamationPlantthatcanbeallocatedsolelytotheproductionofRepurifiedWater.
D. ChargesBasedonFlowandStrength.
A ParticipatingAgency's shareof thechargesin thisSectionshallbeassessed pursuantto SectionV of thisAgreementbasedonitsproportionateFlowin theMetroSystem andtheStrengthof itswastewater.
E. MonitoringFlowandStrength.
1. TheCityshallmonitorwastewaterthatisdischargedintotheMetro Systemfor FlowandStrength. TheCityshallownandoperateaspartof theMetroSystem monitoringdeviceswhichwill measuretheamountof dailywastewaterdischargedintothe MetroSystem. Thesedevicesshallbeinstalledatlocationsappropriateto accuratelymonitor FlowandStrength. TheCitymayalsomonitorwastewaterFlowandStrengthatotherlocations asit deemsappropriate.
2. In measuringStrength, thefrequencyandnatureof themonitoringshall notbemorestringentfor the ParticipatingAgenciesthan it is fortheCity.
3. TheCityshallprovideitsplansforthemonitoringsystemandfor the proceduresit will usetodetermineStrengthtotheParticipatingAgenciesforreviewand commentpriortoimplementation.
4. TheCityshallreportFlowandStrengthdata totheParticipatingAgencies atleastquarterly.
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IV. CAPACITY RIGHTS
A. ContractCanacitv.
In considerationof theobligationsin this Agreement, eachParticipatingAgency shallhaveacontractualright to dischargewastewaterto theMetro Systemup to theContract Capacitysetforth in Exhibit B.
B. Transfersof ContractCapacitv.
TheParticipatingAgenciesandtheCity maybuy, sell or exchangeall or partof their ContractCapacityamongthemselveson suchtermsastheymayagreeupon. The City shall benotified prior to anytransfer. Any transfershallbe first approvedby theCity. No Contract Capacitymaybetransferredif theCity determines, afterconsultationwith theParticipating Agenciesinvolvedin thetransaction, thatsaidtransferwill unbalance, or will otherwise adverselyimpacttheCity' sability to operatetheMetro System. Provided, however, thatthe ParticipatingAgencyseekingthetransfermayoffer to curesuchimbalanceat its own expense.
Following theCity' sconsent, asaministerialmatter, theContractCapacitysetforth in Exhibit B shallbeadjustedto reflecttheapprovedtransfer.
C. Allocation of AdditionalCapacity.
ThepartiesrecognizethattheCity' sapplicablepermitsfor theMetro Systemmay bemodified to createcapacityin theMetro Systembeyondthatsetforth in Exhibit B asaresult of theconstructionof additionalfacilitiesor asaresultof regulatoryaction. This additional capacityshallbeallocatedasfollows:
l. Exceptasprovidedin subsection2 below, in theeventthattheMetro Systemis reratedsothatadditionalpermittedcapacityis created, saidcapacityshallbeallocated proportionatelybasedupontheMetro Systemchargesthathavebeenpaid sinceJuly 1 , 1995to thedateof rerating.
2. In theeventthattheadditionalpermittedcapacityis createdastheresultof theconstructionof non-Metro Systemfacilities, or astheresultof theconstructionof facilities pursuantto SectionVII, suchadditionalcapacityshallbeallocatedproportionatelybasedonthe paymentsmadeto plan, designandconstructsuchfacilities.
D. Reductionsin ContractCapacitv.
ThepartiesfurtherrecognizethattheContractCapacityin Exhibit B maybe modified to complywith, or in responseto, applicablepermitconditions, or relatedregulatory action, or soundengineeringprinciples. In theeventthatthecapacityof theMetro Systemis reratedto a levelbelowthetotalcapacitysetforthin Exhibit B, theContractCapacityin Exhibit B shallbe reallocatedproportionatelypendingtheacquisitionor constructionof newfacilities . 12 REVISED 312198
TheCity shallacquireor constructsuchfacilitiesasnecessaryto providetheContractCapacity rightssetforth in Exhibit B, asplanningandcapacityneedsrequire. Thecostsof suchfacilities shallbe assessedpursuantto SectionIll. B. above.
E. Amendmentsto ExhibitsB andC.
As a ministerialmatter, theCity shallprepareamendmentsto ExhibitsB andC to reflectanyadjustmentin ContractCapacitypursuantto this Sectionwithin ninety (90) daysafter theadjustmentis made. TheCity shallgivenoticeof theamendmentsto eachParticipating Agency, andshallprovidecopiesof theamendmentswith thenotice. TheCity shallkeepan updatedversionof Exhibits B andCon file with theCity Clerk.
F . The SouthBav Land/ OceanOutfall.
Nothing in this Sectionshalllimit theCity' sright to transfercapacityservice rightsin thatportionof theSouthBay Land/ QceanOutfall which is not partof theMetro System.
V . SYSTEM OF CHARGES
A. ChargesAuthorized.
TheCity agreesto implementandtheParticipatingAgenciesagreeto abideby anew systemof charges. This newsystemallowstheCity to equitablyrecoverfrom all Participating Agenciestheirproportionalshareof thenetMetroSystemCoststhroughtheimpositionof the following charges:
I . SSC (SewerSystemCharge);
2. ECC ( ExistingCapacityCharge);
3. NCCC (New ContractCapacityCharge).
B. SSC (SewerSvstemCharge) ..
TheCity shalldeterminetheSSCbasedon theprojectedMetro SystemCosts (as definedbelow) for theforthcomingfiscalyear, lessall Metro SystemRevenues (asdefined below).
1 . Metro SystemCosts
a. Thefollowing shallata minimum beconsideredMetroSystem Costsfor purposesof calculatingtheannualSSC :
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1) Exceptasprovidedin ExcludedCosts, subsectionb. below, theannualcostsassociatedwith administration, operation, maintenance, replacement, annual debtservicecostsandotherperiodicfinancingcostsandcharges, capitalimprovement, insurance premiums, claimspaymentsandclaimsadministrationcostsof theMetro System, including projectedoverhead. Overheadshallbecalculatedusingacceptedaccountingpracticesto reflect theoverheadcostsof theMetro System.
2) Finesor penaltiesimposedon theCity asaresultof the
operationof theMetro System, unlessthefine/ penaltyis allocatedto theCity or a Participating Agencyasprovidedin Section II. F. 7.
3) Costsincurredby theCity, including attorneys' fees,
necessaryto implementthetermsofthis Agreement.
b. ExcludedCosts
Thefollowing itemsshallnot beconsideredMetro SystemCosts for purposesof calculatingtheannualSSC :
I) Costsrelatedto theCity of SanDiego's Municipal System asdeterminedby reasonablecalculations;
2) Costsrelatedto thetreatmentof sewagefrom anyagency
which is not a partyto this Agreement;
3) Costsrelatedto theinspectionandmonitoringprogramfor
theindustrialdischargerslocatedin SanDiego, includingassociatedadministrativeand laboratoryservices;
4) Right- of- waychargesfor theuseof public streetsof the City or anyParticipatingAgency. TheCity andtheParticipatingAgenciesagreenot to impose aright-of-way chargefor theuseof its public rights-of-way for Metro Systempurposes. 5) CapitalImprovementCostsof anynon-Metro System
facility.
6) CapitalImprovementCostsfor which an NCCC is paid.
7) ExcludedOperationandMaintenanceCostssetforth in
Section III. C.
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2. MetroSystemRevenues
a. Thefollowing revenuesshallbe at aminimum consideredMetro SystemRevenuesfor purposesof determiningtheannualSSC:
1) Any grantor loanreceiptsor anyotherreceiptsthat are
attributableto theMetro System, includingall compensationor receiptsfrom thesale, lease, or otherconveyanceor transferof anyassetof theMetro System. 2) All compensationor receiptsfrom thesaleor other
conveyanceor transferof anyMetro Systemby-products, including, but not limited to gas, electricalenergy, sludgeproducts, andReclaimedWaterexceptingtherefromanyreceipts allocatedpursuantto subsection2.a.(3) below.
3) Thedistributionof revenuefrom thesaleof Reclaimed
Waterfrom theNorth City WaterReclamationPlant, includingincentivesfor thesaleof ReclaimedWater, shallfirst beusedto payfor thecostof theReclaimedWaterDistribution System, thenthecostof theOperationandMaintenanceof theTertiaryComponentof theNorth City WaterReclamationPlantthatcanbeallocatedto theproductionof ReclaimedWater, and thento theMetro System.
4) Any portionof an NCCC thatconstitutesreimbursementof costspursuantto Section VII. A.4.
5) Any penaltiespaid underSectionVII. C.
b. ExcludedRevenue
1) CapitalImprovementCostsfor which an NCCC is paid;
2) Proceedsfrom theissuanceof debtfor Metro system
projects.
3) Proceedsfrom thesaleof ReclaimedWaterusedto payfor
theReclaimedWaterDistributionSystempursuantto subsection2.a.( 3) above. 4) All revenues, includingincentives, attributableto ·
RepurifiedWaterfrom theWaterRepurificationSystem.
3. Calculationof SSCRates
a. Priorto theinitial implementationof thenewsystemof charges, theCity shallprepareasamplefiscalyearestimatesettingforth themethodologyandsampling datausedasabasefor Strengthbasedbilling (SBB) which includesFlow andStrength ChemicalOxygenDemand (COD) and SuspendedSolids (SS)). Theanalysisshallbe submittedto eachParticipatingAgency.
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b. TheCity shalldeterminetheunit SSCratesby allocating netcosts Metro System CostslessMetro SystemRevenues) betweenparametersof Flow, COD andSS.
This allocationis basedon theapprovedFunctional- DesignMethodologyanalysesfor individual CapitalImprovementProjects (CIPs) andestimatedOperationandMaintenance (O&M) Costs allocatedto thethreeparameters. TheCity mayrevisethe calculationsto includeanyother measurementrequiredby law aftertheeffectivedateof this Agreement. c. Thenetcostallocatedto eachof thethreeparameters (Flow, COD andSS) shallbedivided by thetotalMetro Systemquantityfor thatparameterto determinethe unit ratesfor Flow, COD andSS. Theseunit ratesshallapplyuniformly to all Participating Agencies.
4. EstimateandBilling ScheduleandYearEndAdjustment
a. Estimate - The City shallestimatetheSSCratesonanannual basisprior to January15. TheCity shallquantifytheSSCratesby estimatingthequantityof Flow, COD andSSfor each party, basedon that party's actualflow andthecumulativedataof samplingfor COD andSSovertheprecedingyears. If cumulativedatais no longerindicative of dischargefrom aParticipatingAgencydueto theimplementationof methodsto reduce Strength, previoushigherreadingsmaybeeliminated.
b. Costsof treatingReturnFlow for solidshandlingwill beallocated to theParticipatingAgenciesin proportionto theirFlow andStrength. ReturnFlow will not be countedagainsttheParticipating Agencies' ContractCapacityasshownin Exhibit B. c. SSCBilling Schedule - TheCity shallbill the Participating Agenciesquarterly, invoicing on August !, November1 , February1andMay l . Eachbill shall bepaidwithin thirty ( 30) daysof mailing. Quarterlypaymentswill consistof thetotalestimated costfor eachParticipatingAgency, basedon theirestimatedFlow, CODandSS, dividedby four. d. Year-EndAdjustments - At theendof eachfiscalyear, theCity shalldeterminetheactualMetro SystemCostsandtheactualFlow aswell asthecumulative Strengthdatafor theCity andeachof theParticipatingAgencies. TheCity shallmakeany necessaryadjustmentsto theunit ratesfor Flow, CODandSSbasedon actualcostsfor theyear.
TheCity shall thenrecalculatetheSSCfor theyearusingactualcostsfor theyear, actualFlow, andcumulativeStrengthfactors (COD, SSandReturnFlow) for theCity andfor each ParticipatingAgency. TheCity shallcreditanyfuturechargesor bill for anyadditionalamounts due, the quarteraftertheprior yearcostshavebeenaudited.
C. ECC (Existing CapacityCharge).
In additionto payinganSSC, eachParticipatingAgencyshallpayanECC. The ECCshall bepaidonly for theperiodspecifiedin Exhibit C. Theamountandnatureof each ParticipatingAgency's obligation, andthedateonwhich theobligationshallexpire, aresetforth in Exhibit C. The ECCis billed annually, invoicedby January2, dueFebruaryI . 16 REVISED 3/2/ 98
D. NCCC ( NewContractCapacitvCharge).
If NewContractCapacityisrequiredor requestedbyaParticipatingAgency, pursuantto SectionVII, theMetroSystemshallprovidetheneededorrequestedcapacity, providedthattheParticipatingAgencyagreestopayan NCCCin theamountrequiredto providetheNewContractCapacity. NewContractCapacityshallbeprovidedpursuantto SectionVII.
E. DebtFinancing.
TheCity retainsthesolerighttodeterminethetimingandamountof debt financingrequiredtoprovideMetroSystemFacilities.
VI. PLANNING
A. ProjectedFlowandCapacitvReoort.
CommencingonJulyl, 1999, eachParticipatingAgencyshallprovidetheCity andtheMetroCommissionwithaten-yearprojectionof itsFlowandcapacityrequirements fromtheMetroSystem. TheAgenciesshalldiscloseanyplanstoacquireNewCapacityoutside theMetroSystem. This "ProjectedFlowandCapacityReport" shallbeupdatedannually.
B. OtherPlanningInformation.
EachParticipatingAgencyshallprovidetheCitywithsuchadditionalinformation asrequestedbytheCity asnecessaryforMetroSystemplanningpurposes.
C. Ten- YearCapitalImprovementPlan.
TheCity shallprepareaTen-YearCapitalImprovementPlanfortheMetro Systemthatdescribesthefacilitiesnecessarytoconvey, treat, anddisposeof, orreuseall Flow in theMetroSystemin compliancewithallapplicablerules, lawsandregulations. Theplanshall beupdatedannually.
D. Noticeto MetroCommission.
In theeventthattheCityisnotableto includeafacilityin theTen-YearCapital ImprovementPlan, theCityshallnotifytheMetroCommissionassoonaspossiblebeforethe detaileddesignorconstructionof suchfacilityprovidedthatthefacilitywill significantlyimpact theMetroSystem.
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VII. FACILITIBS SOLELY FOR NEW CONTRACT CAPACITY
TheParticipatingAgenciesandCityareobligatedtopayfortheacquisitionorplanning, design, andconsuuctionof newfacilitiesin theMetroSystemthatareneededsolely toprovide NewContractCapacityonlyunderthetermsprovidedbelow.
A. DeterminationofNeedforNewContractCaoacitv.
1. Aspartof itsplanningefforts, andconsideringtheplanninginformation providedtotheCitybytheParticipatingAgencies, theCityshalldeterminewhenadditional facilitiesbeyondthoseacquiredorconstructedpursuantto SectionIII abovewill benecessary solelytoaccommodateaneedforNewContractCapacityin theMetroSystem, whetherbythe CityorbytheParticipatingAgencies. TheCityshalldetermine: (1) theamountof New ContractCapacityneeded; (2) theParticipatingAgencyorAgencies, ortheCity, asthecasemay be, in needof theNew ContractCapacity; (3) thetypeandlocationof any capitalimprovements necessarytoprovidetheNewContractCapacity; ( 4) theprojectedcostsof anynecessarycapital improvements; and, (5) theallocationof thecostof anysuchfacilitiestotheParticipating Agencyand/ ortheCity forwhichanyNewContractCapacityis beingdeveloped. TheCityshall notifytheParticipatingAgenciesof itsdeterminationwithinsixtydaysof makingsuch determination.
2. TheCityorParticipatingAgencyorAgenciesin needofNewContract Capacityasdeterminedby theCity pursuantto Paragraph1above, maychoose, in their sole discretion, toobtainNewCapacityoutsideoftheMetroSystemin lieuofNewContract Capacity. Undersuchcircumstances, theParticipatingAgencyorAgenciesshallcommittothe Cityin writingtheirintentto obtainsuchNewCapacity. Uponsuchcommitment, theCityshall notberequiredtoprovideNewContractCapacitytosuchAgencyorAgenciesasotherwise requiredunderthisAgreement.
3 . TheParticipatingAgenciesshallhavesixmonthsfromthedateof notice of thedeterminationwithinwhichtocommentonorchallengeall orpartof theCity's determinationregardingNewContractCapacity, orto agreetheretoorto commit, in writing, to obtainNewCapacityoutsideof theMetroSystem. AnyParticipatingAgencyobjectingtothe City'sdeterminationshallhavetheburdentocommenceanddiligentlypursuetheformaldispute resolutionproceduresof thisAgreementwithinsaid sixmonthperiod. TheCity's determination shallbecomefinalatthecloseof the sixmonthcommentandobjectionperiod. TheCity' s determinationshallremainvalidnotwithstandingcommencementof disputeresolutionunless anduntilsetasidebya final, binding, determinationof anarbitratorpursuanttothedispute resolutionprocesssetforthin thisAgreement.
4. TheCityandtheParticipatingAgencyorAgencieswhichneedNew ContractCapacityshallthereafterenterintoanagreementspecifyingthetermsandconditions pursuanttowhichtheNewContractCapacitywill beprovided, includingtheamountof capacity andtheNewContractCapacity. EachpartyobtainingNewContractCapacityshallreimburse 18 REVISED 3/ 2/ 98
theMetro Systemfor thecostsof acquisition, planning, design, andconstructionof facilities necessaryto providetheNew ContractCapacitythathavebeenpaidby otherpartiesunder SectionVII. B.3.
5. ThepartiesrecognizethattheCity mayacquireandplan, designand constructfacilities that areauthorizedpursuantto bothSectionill andSectionVII of this Agreement. Undersuchcircumstances, theCity shallallocatethecostsandcapacityof such facilities pursuantto Sectionill andSectionVII.A. I asapplicable.
B. Chargesfor FacilitiesProvidingNew ContractCaoacitv
I. Theexpenseof acquisition, planning, design, andconstructionof New ContractCapacityshallbeborneby theCity or theParticipatingAgencyor Agenciesin needof suchNew ContractCapacity.
2. Notwithstandinganyprovisionin this Agreement, theCity andthe ParticipatingAgenciesshallpayfor theOperationandMaintenanceCostsof all facilities pursuantto thepaymentprovisionsof Sectionill, includingthosefacilities acquiredand constructedto provideNew ContractCapacityin theMetro System.
3. Chargesfor theacquisition, planning, designandconstructionof facilities solelyto provideNew ContractCapacityshallbepaidfor by theParticipatingAgenciesandthe City pursuantto thepaymentprovisionsin Sectionill of thisAgreementuntil anagreementis reachedunderSection VII. A.4. or pendingtheresolutionof anydisputerelatingto theCity's determinationwithrespectto New ContractCapacity.
4. As aministerialmatter, the Cityshallprepareamendmentsto ExhibitsA andB to reflecttheacquisitionor constructionof facilitiestoprovideNew ContractCapacity pursuantto thisSection. TheCity shallgivenoticeof theAmendmentsto theParticipating Agencies, andshallprovidecopiesof theAmendmentswith thenotice.
C. Penaltyfor Failureto Pay.
l . Thepartiesrecognizethatappropriatecapacityandlongtermplanningfor sameareessentialto theproperprovisionof sewerageservice. In recognitionof same, the partiesagreethatdischargebeyondContractCapacityshouldbepenalized. Therefore, in the eventthat aParticipatingAgencyexceedsitsContractCapacityaftertheCity hasgivennotice thatNew Capacityis required, saidParticipatingAgencyshallbeassessedandpayaquarterly penaltyuntil suchtimeastheParticipatingAgencyobtainstherequiredNewCapacity. The penaltyshall befifteenpercent (15%) of thequarterlychargesauthorizedpursuantto this Agreementtimestheamountof flow whichexceedstheParticipatingAgency's Contract Capacityfor thefirstquarter, twenty-fivepercent (25%) of suchamountforthesecondquarter, thirtypercent (30%) of suchamountfor thethirdquarter, andthirty-fivepercent (35%) of such amountfor everyquarterthereafter.
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1. . In theeventthataParticipatingAgencyfailstopaythechargesimposed underthisArticleaftertheCityhasgivennoticethatpaymentisrequired, saidParticipating Agencyshallbeassessedandshallpayapenaltyof fifteenpercent ( 15%) ofthetotaloutstanding chargeseachquarteruntilsaidchargesarepaidinfull.
VIII . THE METRO COMMISSION
A. Membership.
ToeMetroCommissionshallconsistofonerepresentativefromeachParticipating Agency. EachParticipatingAgencyshallhavetherighttoappointarepresentativeofitschoice totheMetroCommission. If aParticipatingAgencyisadependentdistrictwhosegoverning bodyisthatofanotherindependentpublicagencythatParticipatingAgencyshallberepresented ontheMetroCommissionbyarepresentativeappointedbythegoverningbodywhichshallhave nomorethanonerepresentativenomatterhowmanyParticipatingAgenciesit governs. Each memberhasonevoteinanymatterconsideredbytheMetroCommission. TheMetro Commissionshallestablishitsownmeetingscheduleandrulesofconduct. TheCitymay participateintheMetroCommissiononanexofficio, non-voting, basis.
B. AdvisorvResponsibilitiesofMetroCommission.
l. TheMetroConunissionshallactasanadvisorybody, advisingtheCityon mattersaffectingtheMetroSystem. TheCityshallpresentthepositionofthemajorityofthe MetroCommissiontotheCity'sgoverningbodyinwrittenstaffreports. ToeMetroCommission mayprepareandsubmitmaterialsinadvanceandmayappearatanyhearingsonMetroSystem mattersandpresentitsmajoritypositiontothegoverningbodyoftheCity. 7 TheMetroCommissionmayadvisetheCityof its positiononanyissue relevanttotheMetro.System.
IX . DISPUTE RESOLUTION
ThisSectiongovernsalldisputesarisingoutofthisAgreement.
A. VoluntaryMediation.
Uponnoticetoallofthepartiesinvolved, anydisputemaybesubmittedtoa mutually-acceptablemediator, includingaconsultantspecializinginthesubjectmatterof the dispute, fordeterminationoftheissue(s) raised. Unlessthepartiesinvolvedagreeinwriting otherwise, thedecisionofthemediatororconsultantshallnotbefinalandbinding. In theevent thatthereisnoagreementtomediatethedispute, anypartymayproceeddirectlytoArbitration. 20 REVISED 3/ 2198
B. Arbitration.
Arbitration shallbecommencedby sendingaNoticeof Demandfor Arbitration to theotherpartyor partiesto thedispute. A copyof thenoticeshallbesentto theCity, all other ParticipatingAgencies, andtheMetro Commission. Noticeshallbe givenin accordancewith SectionXII. After suchnotice, anypartythatfails to timely participateby giving noticewithin forty- five (45) daysthereafter, shallbebarredfrom thenoticedaction. Thescopeof the arbitrator'sjurisdiction shallnot includetheauthorityto amendthetermsof this Agreement. 1 .. Thearbitrationshallbeconductedby amutually- acceptabledispute resolutionentitywhich utilizesretiredjudgesasarbitratorsor arbitratorsagreedto by theparties.
If thepartiescannotagreeon suchanentity, thentheAmericanArbitration Associationshallbe used. ·
2. All arbitrationsshallbeconductedin accordancewithin CaliforniaCode of Civil ProcedureSections1282et seq., provided, however, thatin theeventof aconflict betweentheCodeof Civil Procedurearbitrationprovisionsandtheprovisionsof this Agreement, theprovisionsof this Agreementcontrol.
3. Discoveryregardingthesubjectmatterof thearbitrationshallbeallowed asprovidedin Codeof Civil ProcedureSection1283.05 (or its successors), exceptthat depositionsmaybetakenwithout first obtainingpermissionfrom thearbitrator. Thearbitrator' s feeshallbepaidin equalsharesby thepartieswhoparticipatein thearbitration. Thearbitrator mayawardcoststo theprevailingparty, except, however, allcostsincurredby theCity for arbitrationarisingunderSectionVII shallbeaMetroSystemcostandchargedaccordingly. The decisionof thearbitratorshallbefinalandbinding.
C. PerformanceRequiredDuringDispute.
Nothingin thisSectionshallrelievetheCityandtheParticipatingAgenciesfrom performingtheirobligationsunderthisAgreement. TheCityandtheParticipatingAgencies shallberequiredto complywiththis Agreement, includingtheperformanceof alldisputed activityanddisputedpayments, pendingtheresolutionof anydisputeunderthisAgreement.
X . INSURANCEANDINDEMNITY
A. CityShallMaintainAll ReauiredInsurance.
l. TheCityshallmaintainallinsurancerequiredby law, includingworkers' compensationinsurance, associatedwith theoperationof theMetro System.
2. Throughoutthetermof thisAgreementtheCity shallprocureandmaintain ineffectgeneralliabilityinsurancecovering, to theextentreasonablyavailable, anyandall 21 REV1SED 3/ 2/ 98
liabilityoftheCity, theMetroSystemandtheParticipatingAgencies, includingtheirrespective officers, directors, agents, andemployees, if any, withrespecttoorarisingoutoftheownership, maintenance, operation, useand/ oroccupancyoftheMetroSystemandalloperationsincidental thereto, includingbutnotlimitedtostructuralalterations, newconstructionanddemolition, includingcoverageforthosehazardsgenerallyknownintheinsuranceindustryasexploding, collapseandundergroundpropertydamage.
3. SaidinsuranceshallnametheCity, anditsrespectiveofficers, employees, andagents, andshallhavealimitofnotlessthan $24,000,000combinedsinglelimitper occurrenceforbodilyinjury, personalinjuryandpropertydamagesufferedbyanyperson. Said insurancemayprovideforadeductionfromcoverage, whichdeductibleshallnotbemorethan 1,000,000. Saidlimitsand/ ordeductiblemaybeadjustedfromtimetotime. Saidinsurance maybeevidencedbyapolicyorpoliciescoveringonlytheMetroSystemorbyendorsementto bringthesamewithinablanketpolicyorpoliciesheldbytheCitycoveringotherpropertiesin whichtheCityhasaninterestprovidedthepolicyorpolicieshavealocationaggregateprovision.
TheCitymaysatisfythefirst $1,000,000peroccurrencewithaself-insuranceretentionprogram forpublicliabilityclaims. ThepolicyorpoliciesshallnametheParticipatingAgenciesas additionalinsuredswithevidenceofsamesuppliedtoeach. Insurancepremiums, claims paymentsandclaimsadministrationcostsshallbeincludedinthecomputationoftheSSC.
B. SubstantiallvEquivalentCoverage.
In theeventofatransferoftheMetroSystemtoanonpublicentitypursuantto SectionII, coveragesubstantiallyequivalenttoalltheaboveprovisionsshallbemaintainedby anysuccessorininterest.
XI . INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE
ShouldtheMetroSystemservicestotheParticipatingAgenciesbeinterruptedasaresult ofamajordisaster, byoperationoffederalorstatelaw, orothercausesbeyondtheCity's control, theParticipatingAgenciesshallcontinueallpaymentsrequiredunderthisAgreement duringtheperiodoftheinterruption.
XII. NOTICES REQUIRED UNDER AGREEMENT
TheCityandeachParticipatingAgencyshallgivenoticewhenrequiredbythis Agreement. All noticesmustbeinwritingandeitherservedpersonally, ormailedbycertified mail. Thenoticesshallbesenttotheofficerlistedforeachparty, attheaddresslistedforeach partyinExhibitD inaccordancewiththisSection. If apartywishestochangetheofficerand/or addresstowhichnoticesaregiven, thepartyshallnotifyallotherpartiesinaccordancewiththis Section. Uponsuchnotice, asaministerialmatter, theCityshallamendExhibitD toreflectthe changes. Theamendmentshallbemadewithinthirty (30) daysafterthechangeoccurs. The 22 REVYSED 3/ 2198
City shallkeepanupdatedversionof Exhibit Don file with theCity Clerk. TheCity shall provideacopyof theamendedExhibitD toallparties.
XIII . EFFECTIVE DATE Ai' IDTERMINATION
A. EffectiveDate.
ThisAgreementshallbeeffectivethirty ( 30) daysafterexecutionbytheCityand at leastfifty percent (50%) of theParticipatingAgencies. ParticipatingAgencieswhich havenot executedtheAgreementontheeffectivedatewill notbeParticipatingAgenciesunderthis Agreementuntil theAgreementis amendedpursuantto paragraphXIV( B) hereof. Nothing in this paragraphshalllimit theCity' sdiscretionin determiningwhetherto executethis Agreement.
B. Preferences.
In theeventoneormoreagencieswhicharesubjectto WastewaterAgreements with theCitybeforetheeffectivedateof thisAgreementdonotexecutethisAgreement, theCity agreesnotto enterintoanynewagreementswithsaidagencyoragencieswithoutfirst offering theParticipatingAgenciesagreementsundersubstantiallythesametermsandconditionsforany proposedagreementcoveringthesamesubjectmatterandissues.
C. Termination.
Subjecttotherightsandobligationssetforthin SectionXDI. C. below, this AgreementshallterminateonDecember31, 2050. ThisAgreementis subjecttoextensionby agreementof theparties. Thepartiesshallcommencediscussionsonanagreementtoprovide wastewatertreatmentservicesbeyondtheyear2050onorbeforeDecember31, 2040.
D. ContractCapacitvRightsSurviveTermination.
TheParticipatingAgencies' righttoobtainwastewatertreatmentservicesfromthe facilitiesreferredtoin, orconstructedpursuanttothisAgreementshallsurvivetheterminationof theAgreement. Providedhowever, uponexpirationof thisAgreement, theParticipating AgenciesshallberequiredtopaytheirproportionalsharebasedonFlowandStrengthof all MetroSystemCosts (CapitalImprovementCostsandOperationandMaintenance) to maintain theirrighttosuchtreatmentservices. Providedfurther, thatin theeventthattheParticipating Agenciesexercisetheirrightstotreatmentuponexpirationof thisAgreement, theCity shallhave theabsoluteright, withoutconsultation, tomanage, operateandexpandtheMetroSystemin its discretion.
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E. Abandonment.
After December31, 2050, theCity mayabandontheMetroSystemupondelivery of noticeto theParticipatingAgenciesten (10) yearsin advanceof saidabandonment. Upon noticeby theCity to abandontheMetro System, thepartiesshallmeetandconferoverthenature andconditionsof suchabandonment. In theeventthepartiescannotreachagreement, thematter shallbe submittedto arbitrationundertheprovisionsof SectionIX. In theeventof abandonment, theCity shallretainownershipof all Metro Systemassetsfreeof anyclaim of the ParticipatingAgencies.
XIV. GENERAL
A. Exhibits.
l. This AgreementreferencesExhibitsA through E. Eachexhibit is attachedto this Agreement, andis incorporatedhereinby reference. Theexhibitsareasfollows:
Exhibit A
ExhibitB
Exhibit C
Exhibit D
Exhibit E
MetroFacilities;
ContractCapacities;
ExistingCapacityChargeListing;
NoticeListing; and
Mapof ReclaimedWaterProjects.
B. Amendmentof Agreement.
Exceptasprovidedin thisAgreement, andrecognizingthatcertainamendments areministerialandpreapproved, thisAgreementmaybeamendedor supplementedonly by a written agreementbetweentheCity andtheParticipatingAgenciesstatingtheparties' intentto amendor supplementtheAgreement.
C. Constructionof Agreement.
l. Draftingof Agreement
It is acknowledgedthattheCity andtheParticipatingAgencies, with the assistanceof competentcounsel, haveparticipatedin thedraftingof thisAgreementandthatany ambiguityshouldnot beconstruedfor or againsttheCity or anyParticipatingAgencyon account of suchdrafting.
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2. EntireAgreement
TheCityandeachParticipatingAgencyrepresent, warrantandagreethat nopromiseoragreementnotexpressedhereinhasbeenmadetothem, thatthisAgreement containstheentireagreementbetweentheparties, thatthis Agreementsupersedesanyandall prioragreementsorunderstandingsbetweenthepartiesunlessotherwiseprovidedherein, and thatthetermsof this Agreementarecontractualandnotamererecital; thatin executingthis Agreement, nopartyisrelyingonanystatementorrepresentationmadebytheotherparty, orthe otherparty'srepresentativesconcerningthesubjectmatter, basisoreffectofthis Agreement otherthanassetforthherein; andthateachpartyisrelyingsolelyonitsownjudgementand knowledge.
3. AgreementBindingonAll
ThisAgreementshallbebindinguponandshallinuretothebenefitof eachoftheparties, andeachoftheirrespectivesuccessors, assigns, trusteesorreceivers. All the covenantscontainedinthisAgreementarefortheexpressbenefitofeachandallsuchparties.
ThisAgreementisnotintendedtobenefitanythirdparties.
4. Severability
ShouldanyprovisionofthisAgreementbeheldinvalidorillegal, such invalidityorillegalityshallnotinvalidatethewholeofthisAgreement, but, rather, the · Agreementshallbeconstruedasif it didnotcontaintheinvalidorillegalpart, andtherightsand obligationsofthepartiesshallbeconstruedandenforcedaccordingly.
5. ChoiceofLaw
TiusAgreementshallbeconstruedandenforcedpursuanttothelawsof theStateof California.
D. DeclarationsRe: Agreement.
UnderstandingofIntentandEffectofAgreement
ThepartiesexpresslydeclareandrepresentthattheyhavereadtheAgreement andthattheyhaveconsultedwiththeirrespectivecounselregardingthemeaningoftheterms andconditionscontainedherein. Thepartiesfurtherexpresslydeclareandrepresentthatthey fullyunderstandthecontentandeffectofthisAgreementandtheyapproveandaccepttheterms andconditionscontainedherein, andthatthisAgreementisexecutedfreelyandvoluntarily. 25 REVISED 3/ 2198
2. WarrantyRegardingObligationandAuthority to EnterImo This Agreement
Eachpartyrepresentsandwarrantsthatits respectiveobligationsherein arelegalandbindingobligationsof suchparty, thateachpartyis fully authorizedto enterinto this Agreement, andthatthepersonsigningthis Agreementhereinafterfor eachpartyhasbeen duly authorizedto signthisAgreementonbehalfof saidparty.
3. RestrictionsonVeto of TransfersandAcquisitionsof Capacity Eachpartyunderstandsandagreesthatthis Agreementgovernsits respectiverightsandresponsibilitieswith respectto thesubjectmatterhereofandspecifically recognizesthatwith respectto thetransferandacquisitionof ContractCapacity (SectionIV. B) or thecreationof New ContractCapacityfor anyParticipatingAgency (SectionVII), no ParticipatingAgencyhasa right to vetoor preventthetransferof capacityby andamongother ParticipatingAgenciesor with theCity, or to vetoor preventthecreationor acquisitionof capacityfor anotherParticipatingAgencyor Agencies, recognizingthatby signingthis AgreementeachParticipatingAgencyhasexpresslypreapprovedsuchactions. Thesoleright of aParticipatingAgencyto objectto anyof theforegoingshallbethroughexpressionof its opinionto theMetroCommissionand, where.applicable, throughexerciseof its rightsunderthe disputeresolutionprovisionsof thisAgreement.
4. Right to MakeOtherAgreements
Nothingin thisAgreementlimits or restrictstheright of theCity or the ParticipatingAgenciesto makeseparateagreementsamongthemselveswithout theneedto amendthis Agreement, providedthatsuchagreementsareconsistentwith this Agreement. 5 . Counterparts
This Agreementmaybeexecutedin counterparts. This Agreementshall becomeoperativeassoonasonecounterparthereofhasbeenexecutedby eachparty. The counterpartssoexecutedshallconstituteoneAgreementnotwithstandingthatthesignaturesof all partiesdonot appearon thesamepage.
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NWITNESSWHEREOF, THEP1\RTIESHERETOhaveexecutedthisDisposal Agreementtobein effectas ofthedareprovidedin SectionXIII .• A..
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NWITNESSWHEREOF. THEP . .\RTIESHERETOhaveexecutedthisDisposal Agreementtobein effectasofthedateprovidedinSectionXIII...\.
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INWITNESSWHEREOF, THEPARTIESHERETOhaveexecutedthisDisposal Agreementtobein effectas ofthedateprovidedinSectionXIII. A.
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Nwrrxsss WHEREOF, THEPARTIESHERETOhaveexecutedthisDisposal Agreementtobein effectasofthedateprovidedin SectionXIII. A.
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INWITNESSWHEREOF, THEPARTIESHERETOhaveexecutedthisDisposal AgreementtobeineffectasofthedateprovidedinSectionXIII. A.
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6. CityofLaMesaby
7. CityofLemonGroveby
8. CityoAtiona! City9.: t:::: by ., • dated s- I!- ft:
N WITNESSWHEREOF, THEPARTIESHERETOhaveexecutedthisDisposal AgreementtobeineffectasofthedateprovidedinSectionXIII.A.
Agencv
I. CityofChulaVista
by
2. Cityof Coronado
by_---------
3. CityofDelMar
by --
4. CityofElCajon
by-----
5. CityofImperialBeach
by--
6. CityofLaMesa
by
7. CityofLemonGrove
by_-
8. CityofNationalCity
by_---------
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by-====<--
11. WinterGardensSewerMaintenance
District
by_
dated _
dated
dated
dated
dated
dated
dated 3/10/98
dated
dated
12. Lakeside/AlpineSanitationDistricts
by dated
27 REVISED 3/ 2/ 98
dated _
NWITNESSWHEREOF, THEPARTIESHERETOhaveexecutedthis Disposal Agreementtobein effectas ofthedateprovidedin SectionXIII. A.
Agencv
1. CityofChulaVista
by
2. CityofCoronado
by ------
3. CityofDelMar
by_
4. CityofEl Cajonby ---
5. CityofImperialBeach
by
6. CityofLaMesa
by_
7. CityofLemonGrove
by_
8. CityofNationalCityby
9. CityofPowayby _
dated _
dated _
dated _
dated ---------
dated _
dated
dated _
dated _
11. nsSewerMaintenanceDistrictby _
dated (p /2 ' f / f b
dated
12 . Lakeside/AlpineSanitationDistrictsby dated
13. SpringValleySanitationDistrictby dated. _
27 REVISED 3/' 1J98
NWITNESSWHEREOF, THEPt\.RTIESHERETOhaveexecutedthisDisposal Agreementtobeineffectas ofthedateprovidedinSectionXIII. A.
Agency
1. CityofChulaVistaby
2. CityofCoronadoby _
3. CityofDelMarby
4. CityofElCajonby
5. CityofImperialBeachby
6. CityofLaMesaby
7. CityofLemonGroveby
8. CityofNationalCityby _
9. CityofPoway· by _
I 0. CityofSan Diegoby _
dated _
dated _
dated _
dated _
dated _
dated _
dated _
dated _
11. WlnterGardensSewerMaintenanceDistrictbyTHOMASJ PASTUSZKA dated _ _c:4.i..f:::21=-'/-'9'-"8'----- CLERKOFTHEBOARDOFSUPERVISORS
12. LakesipineSanitationDistrictsby - dated . ..:.._4.;.:.l..::; 21;;.:./98:..._ _
THOMASJ PASTUSZKA, CLERKOFTHEBOARDOFDIRECTORS
13. SpringV}ilcySanitationDtrictby dated 4/21/98
THOMASJ PASTUSZKA, CLERK -OFifHEBOARDOFDIRECTORSREVISED312/98 dated ------
dated -------
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by dated L/ - 1 - ' J J'
15. PadreDamMunicipalWaterDistrict
by dated _
28 REVISED J/ 2198
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7 4. OtayWaterDistrict
by-
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY
ON THIS 25TH DAY OF JUNE, 1998
dated __ 5_-_2-_4-'--_9....;B"-, __
By
Attorney
ty Attorney
28 REVISED 3/2198
CASEY GWINN, City
City
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ExhibitA
11-20-97
Page1of2
City of SanDiego
Metropolitan SewerageSystem
Metro Facilities
I. OriginalFacilities
Pt. LomaWastewaterTreatmentPlant
Pt. LomaOceanOutfall
PumpStation #1
PumpStation #2 •
SouthMetroInterceptor
NorthMetroInterceptor
MetroForceMainsl & 2 •
DigestedSludgePipeline
FiestaIslandSludgeProcessingFacility
FiestaIslandCentratePipeline.
II. FiestaIslandReplacementProjectrFIRP) AndStateOceanPlan (SOP) Compliance Facilities
Pt. LomaOutfallExtension •
FiestaIslandReplacementProjectDigestedSludgePipeline •
FiestaIslandReplacementProjectPumpStation
MetroBiosolidsCenter (FIRPFacilities)
III. OtherMetroFacilities
NorthCityWaterReclamationPlant
MetroBiosolidsCenter (NCWRPlantRelatedFacilities)
NorthCityTunnelConnector
NorthCityRawSludgePipeline •
CentratePipeline •
RoseCanyonParallelTrunkSewer •
SecondRoseCanyonTrunkSewer •
EastMissionBayTrunkSewer •
MorenaBlvd. Interceptor
SouthBayWaterReclamation ·Plant •
DairyMartRoad & BridgeRehab!
GroveAvenuePumpStation •
GroveAvenuePumpStationSewerPipeline
I
TheCityandtheParticipatingAgenciesshallcontinuetheirjointefforttoseekfederal fundingfortheDairyMartRoadandBridgeRehabilitationProjectwithagoalof requiring60% federalparticipation.
REVISED 3/ 1198
ExhibitA
11/20/97
Page2 of2
City of SanDiego
Metropolitan SewerageSystem
Metro Facilities
ill. OtherMetroFacilities (continued)
SouthBayRawSludgePipeline
SouthBayLand/ OceanOutfall'
EnvironmentalMonitoring & TechnicalServicesLaboratory
CentrateTreatmentFacilityatMetropolitanBiosolidsCenter
Sludge & BiosolidsManagementFacility ( Monofill)
MetroOperationsCenter ( MOC) Complex
Additional8mgdWaterReclamationTreatmentCapacity
IV. AdditionalMetroFacilities
A. Note: Thebelowlistedfacilitieswill berequiredaspartof theMetroSystemfor hydrauliccapacity, goodengineeringpracticesand/ orcompliancewith applicable law, rulesorregulations, includingOPRA, andthecontinuationof theCity' s waiverof applicabletreatmentstandardsatthePointLomaWastewaterTreatment Plant ("Waiver").
SouthBaySludgeProcessingFacility
SouthBaySecondaryTreatmentPlant, PhaseI (21MGD)
SouthBaySecondarySewers, PhaseI
B. Note: Thesefacilitieswill berequiredaspartof theMetroSystemforhydraulic capacity, goodengineeringpractices, compliancewithOPRA, andtomaintainthe City' sWaiver. In theeventthathydrauliccapacitydemands, ortheobligationsof OPRA (or itssuccessor) or thetermsof theCity's Waiverchange, thesefacilities maynotberequiredormaybemodifiedorsupplemented, asappropriate, pursuantto thetermsof thisAgreement.
SouthBaySecondaryTreatmentPlant, PhaseII (28MGD)
SouthBaySecondarySewers, PhaseII
2 TheSouthBayLand/OceanOutfallisjointly ownedbytheInternationalBoundary andWaterCommission, U.S. Section (60.06%) andtheCityof SanDiego (39.94%).
Thecapacityof theCity'sportionof theoutfallasof thedateof thisAgreementis 74 MGDaveragedryweatherflow, of whichtheMetroSystemhasacapacityright to 69.2 MGDandtheCityhasanexclusiverightto4.8 MGD.
REVISED 3/ 2/ 98
ExhibitB
11-20-97
Page1of2
City ofSanDiego
MetropolitanSewerageSystem
ContractCapacities
AnnualAverageDailyFlow
in
Millionsof GallonsPerDay
Original Additional New Transferred Total Percent
Contract Contract Contract Contract Contract of
MetroAgencv Capacitv Capacity' <:; apacitv2 Capacjty:3 Capacitv Total ChulaVista 19.843 0.000 0.000 0.000 19.843 8.268%
Coronado 3.078 0.000 0.000 0.000 3.078 1.283%
DelMar 0.821 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.821 0.342%
El Cajon 10.260 0.000 0.000 0.000 10.260 4.275%
ImperialBeach 3.591 0.000 0.000 0.000 3.591 1.496%
LaMesa 6.464 0.000 0.000 0.000 6.464 2.693%
Lakeside- Alpine 4.586 0.000 0.000 0.000 4.586 l.911%
LemonGrove 2.873 0.000 0.000 0.000 2.873 1 .197%
NationalCity 7.141 0.000 0.000 0.000 7.141 2.975%
Otay 1.231 0.000 0.000 0.000 1.231 0.513%
PadreDam 6.382 0.000 0.000 0.000 6.382 2.659%
Poway 5 .130 0.000 0.000 0.000 5.130 2.138%
SpringValley 10.978 0.000 0.000 0.000 10.978 4.574%
Wintergardens 1 .241 0.000 0.000 0.000 1.241 0.517%
Subtotal 83.619 0.000 0.000 0.000 83.619 34.841%
REVISED 3/ 2/ 98
Exhibit B
11-20-97
Page2 of2
Original Additional - New Transferred Total Percent
Contract Contract Contract Contract Contract of
Metro Agencv Capacitv Capacity' Capacity2 Capacity Capacitv Total SanDiego 156.381 0.000 0.000 0.000 156.381 65.159%
Total 240. 000 0.000 0.000 0.000 240. 000 100.00%
l . Additional ContractCapacityis capacityallocatedpursuantto SectionIV. C. of this Agreement.
2 . New ContractCapacityis capacityobtainedpursuantto SectionVII. of thisAgreement. 3 . TransferredContractCapacityis capacityobtainedpursuantto SectionIV. B. of this Agreement.
REV1SED 3/ 2198
City of SanDiego
Metropolitan SewerageSystem
Existing CapacityChargeListing
PARTICIPATING AGENCY
ChulaVista
Coronado
El Cajon
Imperial Beach
La Mesa
LemonGrove
NationalCity
SpringValley
Del Mar
Otay WaterDistrict
Lakeside/ Alpine
PadreDamMuni. WaterDistrict
Poway
Wintergardens
AGENCIBS TOTAL
Exhibit C
11-20-97
Pagel of I
ANNUAL
CAPACITY
CHARGE
THROUGH
FEBRUARY
1, 2003
219,892
25,613
108,277
33,138
62,334
22,872
71,495
114,663
20,408
14,518
155,901
151,888
162,949
33.856
1,197,804
REVISED 3/ 2/ 98
City of San Diego
Metropolitan Sewerage System
Notice Listing
Exhibit D
11-20-97
Page1of l
City Manager City Manager City Manager
City of ChulaVista City of La Mesa City of SanDiego
276FourthAve. 8130Allison Avenue 202 "C" Street
ChulaVista, CA 91910 La Mesa, CA 91941 SanDiego, CA 9210l Phone: 691-5031 Phone: 667-1101 Phone: 236-5949
Fax: 585-5612 Fax: 462-7528 Fax: 236-6067
City Manager City Manager Chief AdministrativeOfficer
City of Coronado City of LemonGrove Countyof SanDiego
1825StrandWay 3232Main Street 1600PacificHighway, Rm. 209 Coronado, CA 92118 LemonGrove, CA 91945 SanDiego, CA 92101 Phone: 522-7335 Phone: 464- 6934 Phone: 531-5250
Fax: 522-7846 Fax: 460-3716 Fax: 557- 4060
City Manager City Manager GeneralManager
City of Del Mar City ofNational City OtayWaterDistrict
1050CaminoDel Mar 1243NationalCity Blvd. 2554SweetwaterSpringsBlvd.
Del Mar, CA 92014 NationalCity, CA 91950 SpringValley, CA 91977 Phone: 755-9313ext.25 Phone: 336-4240 Phone: 670-2210
Fax: 755-2794 Fax: 336- 4327 Fax: 670-2258
City Manager City Manager GeneralManager
City of El Cajon City of Poway PadreDamMunicipal Water
200E. Main Street 13325Civic CenterDrive District
El Cajon, CA 92020 Poway, CA 92064 10887WoodsideAve.
Phone: 441-1716 Phone: 679- 4200 Santee, CA 92071
Fax: 441-1770 Fax: 679- 4226 Phone: 258- 4610
Fax: 258- 4794
City Manager
City of ImperialBeach
825ImperialBeachBlvd.
ImperialBeach, CA 91932
Phone: 423-8300ext. 7
Fax: 429-9770
H:IWPIMEBIREG! ONALl2AGR.CLE]
REVISED 3/ 2198
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assedandadoptedbytheCouncilofTheCityofSanDiegoon
MAY1 8 1998 bythefollowingvote:
YEAS: WEAR, KEHOE, STEVENS, STALLINGS, MCCARTY. VARGAS, MAYORGOLDING, NAYS:_B! Qlil::..,_-,---' NOTPRESENT:MA....._TR ..... IB,___.,WAR ...... PuE N.,_ AUTHENTICATEDBY: SUSANGOLDINGMayorofTheCityofSanDiego, California
CHARLES G, ABDELNOUR
Seal)
cityClerkofTheCityofSanDiego, California
By , ;... , Deputy
I HEREBYCERTIFYthattheaboveandforeoingis afull, trueandcorrectcopyofORDINANCENO. o- 1851 ( NewSeries) ofThe cityofSanDiego, California.
I FURTHERCERTIFYthatsaidordinancewasnotfinallypassed
until twelvecalendardayshadelapsedbetweenthedayofitsintroductionandthedayof MAYO4 1900:
I FURTHERCERTIFYthatthereadingofsaidordinanceinfull wasdispensedwithbyavoteofnotlessthanamajority ofthememberselectedtotheCouncil , andthattherewasavailablefortheconsiderationofeachmemberoftheCouncilandthepublic priortothedayofits passageawrittenorprintedcopyofsaid
ordinance .
CHARLES G, ABDELNOUR
its finalpassafAYtowit, onandon . 1 8 1998
California CityClerk ofTheCityofSan _Diego ,
Seal ) By :
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Deputy
0- 98-122)
ORDINAl"'-TCENUMBER0-_----'1=8=5=1.=7 __ ( NEWSERIES)
ADOPTEDON _ M_A_Y_1_8_19_98_
ANORDINANCEOFTHECOUNCILOFTHECITY
OFSAi"'-TDIEGOAUTHORIZINGNEWREGIONAL
WASTEWATERDISPOSALAGREEiv! ENTS.
BEIT ORDAINED, bytheCouncilofTheCityof SanDiego, thattheCityManager isherebyauthorizedandempoweredto execute, forandonbehalfoftheCity, anewRegional WastewaterDisposalAgreementtosupersedetheRegionalWastewaterDisposalAgreement of 1963, withthefoUowingentities, intheformofagreementonfilein theofficeoftheCiry ClerkasDocumentNumber00- __ 1_8_5_1_7 : CityofChulaVista, City ofCoronado, CityofDelMar, CityofElCajon, CityofImperialBeach, CityofLaMesa, Lakeside/ AlpineSanitationDistricts, LemonGroveSanitationDistrict, CityofNationalCity, OtayWaterDistrict, PadreDamMunicipalWaterDistrict, CityofPoway, SpringValley SanitationDistrict, andWinter GardensSewerMaintenanceDistrict.
BEIT FURTHERORDAINED, thatthisordinanceshaUtakeeffectandbein force onthethirtiethdayfromandafteritspassage.
APPROVED: CASEYGWINN, CiryAttorney
DeputyCityArtorn y
TB:mb
04/20/98
Or.Depdv[ WWD
0- 98-122
Forrn=o&t.frm
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