1 EXCLUSIVE LICENSE AGREEMENT for EXCESS OFFSET CREDITS 2 GENERATED by the LAKE ELSINOREAERATION & MIXING SYSTEM ( LEAMS) 3 4 ThisEXCLUSIVELICENSEAGREEMENTfor EXCESSOFFSETCREDITSgeneratedbythe LAKE 5 ELSINORE AERATION & MIXING SYSTEM ( LEAMS) ( hereinafter the " License Agreement") is 6 made by and among the COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE ("COUNTY"), the CITY OF LAKE ELSINORE 7 (" CITY"), the ELSINORE VALLEY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT (" DISTRICT") and the LAKE 8 ELSINORE AND SAN JACINTO WATERSHEDS AUTHORITY (" AUTHORITY"). The COUNTY, CITY, 9 DISTRICTand AUTHORITYare hereinafter collectively referred to asthe " PARTIES." This License 10 Agreement, onceexecutedby all PARTIES, becomeseffectiveonJanuary1, 2017, 11 12 RECITALS
13 14 a. The CITY, DISTRICTand COUNTY are individual member agencies of the Lake 15 Elsinore and SanJacinto Watersheds Authority. The AUTHORITYis a joint 16 powers public agency formed for the purpose of implementing programs and 17 projects to rehabilitate and improve water quality in Lake Elsinore and Canyon 18 Lakeand the watersheds that are tributary to these lakes. 19 20 b. TheCITYholdstitle to andoperatesthe AxialFlowWater PumpDestratification 21 System (" Mixing System") located in Lake Elsinore.
22 23 C. The DISTRICTholds title to and operates the Lake Elsinore Phase II Aeration 24 System (" Aeration System") located in Lake Elsinore. 25 26 d. Collectively, the Mixing System and the Aeration System are known as the Lake 27 Elsinore Aeration and Mixing System (" LEAMS"). In general, the two systems are 28 run in tandem and operate on the same schedule.
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The annual costs to operate and maintain LEAMSis shared equally between the 31 CITY, DISTRICTand COUNTY pursuant to a separate Agreement for the Operation 32 and Maintenance of LEAMS (dated May 23, 2017). For the purpose of 33 implementingthis LicenseAgreement, thesethree cost-sharingpartnersare 34 identified collectively as the " OPERATORS."
35 36 f. Theoperationof LEAMSis intendedto improvewater quality in LakeElsinoreby 37 improving the average concentration of dissolved oxygen. This, in turn, helps 38 reduce the average concentration of nitrogen and phosphorus (" nutrients") in 39 the lake. Elevated nutrient concentrations contribute to excessive algae growth 40 and interferes with recreation in Lake Elsinore. In addition, too much algae 41 adversely affects the aquatic habitat and increases the risk of fish kills. LEAMS 42 was designed and implemented to help prevent and reduce these challenges. 43 Pg. 1 of 13
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45 g. The SantaAna RegionalWater Quality Control Board ("Regional Board") adopted 46 a Total Maximum Daily Load (" TMDL") to improve water quality in Lake Elsinore 47 by controlling the amount of nutrients in the lake. The CITY, DISTRICT, COUNTY, 48 and numerous other stakeholders identified in the TMDL are obligated to limit 49 their nutrient contributions ( called " loads") to Lake Elsinore. 50 51 h. When the TMDLwas adopted, the RegionalBoard acknowledged that operation 52 of LEAMSwasexpectedto reduceinternalphosphorusloadsoriginatingfrom 53 lake bottom sediments by 35% or approximately 11, 606 kg/ yr. Subsequent 54 studies, conducted at the direction of the Regional Board, also demonstrated 55 that the operation of LEAMSwas reducing the total massof nitrogen in Lake 56 Elsinore by an average of approximately 53,616 kg/yr. 57 58 i. The RegionalBoard requires the DISTRICTto conduct additional studies, once 59 every three years, to reevaluate and confirm the overall effectiveness of LEAMS 60 at reducing nutrient concentrations in Lake Elsinore. The results are submitted 61 in a formal written report to the Regional Board. After the RegionalBoard 62 accepts that report, the nutrient reductions generated by LEAMS are considered 63 approved " offset credits" provided LEAMS is operated in accordance with the 64 requirements of the DISTRICT' s NPDES permit.
65 66 j. LEAMS is generally required to operate no less than 2,000 hours per year. 67 Therefore, onaverage, eachhourof LEAMSoperationgeneratesapproximately 68 3.5 kgof phosphorusreductioncreditsand22kgof nitrogenreductioncredits. 69 70 k.
Allcreditsgeneratedbytheoperationof LEAMSaretheexclusivepropertyofthe 71 OPERATORS, andareownedinjoint tenancybythe OPERATORS, andmaynotbe 72 sold or transferred without the unanimous written consent of the OPERATORS. 73 74 I. The RegionalBoard allows LEAMScredits to be used to demonstrate compliance 75 with the Waste Load Allocations (" WLA") or Load Allocations (" LA") specified in 76 the TMDL. The Regional Board recognizes LEAMS as an approved offset program 77 provided that LEAMS is operated in accordance with the DISTRICT's NPDES 78 permit.
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Basedon experienceto date, the operationof LEAMStypicallygeneratesmore 81 offset credits than the OPERATORSneed in order to assure their own compliance 82 with the TMDL's nutrient load restrictions. Therefore, the OPERATORSdesire to 83 license some of the excessoffset credits to other stakeholders named in the 84 TMDL so that these other stakeholders may rely on said credits to meet.their 85 own TMDL compliance obligations subject to the review and approval of the 86 Regional Board.
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Giventhe relativelylargenumberof stakeholdersthat maybe interestedin 89 licensing excessoffset credits to meet their own TMDL compliance obligations, 90 the OPERATORSdetermined it would be more efficient to administer all 91 licensing -related activity through the AUTHORITY.
92 93 P. This document describesthe Terms and Conditions under which the OPERATORS 94 agree to license excessoffset credits to other stakeholders named in the TMDL 95 using the AUTHORITY as their exclusive agent.
96 97 TERMS AND CONDITIONS
98 99 1) THE AUTHORITY AS EXCLUSIVE AGENT
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101 a. The OPERATORShereby designate the AUTHORITY as their exclusive agent to 102 market and administer limited -used licensesfor any excessoffset credits 103 generated by LEAMSto other stakeholders with TMDL compliance obligations. 104
TheAUTHORITYshallhavefull andcompleteresponsibilityfor marketingthe 105 licensesfor LEAMScreditsandfor collectingandremitting requiredlicensefees 106 to the OPERATORS.
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108 b. All expenses incurred by the AUTHORITYto market and administer the LEAMS 109 offset credit licensingprogramshallbereimbursedsolelyfrom the saleof offset 110 credit licenses. The AUTHORITYis entitled to retain a sum, not to exceed 111 20, 000 in the first year of this License Agreement and not to exceed $ 12, 000 in 112 any subsequent year of this License Agreement, from the proceeds received 113 from grosssales before remitting the remainder to the OPERATORS. 114
115 C. In the event that the proceeds received from gross sales are insufficient to 116 reimburse the AUTHORITY's expenses, as described above, the OPERATORShave 117
no obligation to compensate the AUTHORITYfor any difference or deficiency. 118
119 d. TheAUTHORITYshallhaveprimaryresponsibilityfor filing annualreportsto the 120 Regional Board detailing and summarizing the disposition of all LEAMSoffset 121 credits. The AUTHORITYshall provide a copy of all such reports to the 122 OPERATORSat the same time these reports are submitted to the RegionalBoard. 123
TheDISTRICTshallcontinueto haveprimary responsibilityfor developingthe 124 documentation required to confirm the validity of the offset credits generated 125 by LEAMSandfor reportingthis informationto the RegionalBoardin accordance 126 with the DISTRICT' s NPDES permit.
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Any person, municipality, corporation, governmentagencyor other legalentity 129 acquiring a valid license from the AUTHORITY shall hereinafter be referred to as 130 a LICENSEE.
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131 2) EXCLUSIVE LICENSES FOR EXCESS OFFSET CREDITS
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No later than April 151hof eachyear, the OPERATORSshallnotify the AUTHORITY 134 of the total number of excess offset credits, generated in the prior calendar year, 135 that are being made available for license to other TMDL stakeholders. The 136 AUTHORITYshallnot offer anylicensesfor saleto othersuntil officially notified 137 by the OPERATORSthat excessoffset credits are available, the amount of 138 nitrogen and phosphorus offset credit offered with each hour of LEAMS 139 operation and the annual fee required for each license hour. All notices shall be 140 in writing and directed as described in Section 5 of this License Agreement. 141
142 b. Available excess offset credits shall be licensed in one hour blocks of LEAMS 143 operating time. Eachavailable credit hour will be individually identified based on 144 the year the credit was generated and a unique sequential number (e.g. 2016- 145 0129, 2019- 0257, etc.). Eachone hour block of LEAMSoperating time 146 represents a volume of phosphorus and nitrogen reduction credits for the year 147 indicated by the block ID number as defined by the notification described in 148 §
2(a) above. For2015and2016eachhour of LEAMSoperationconveys3.5 kgof 149 phosphorus reduction credit and 22 kg of nitrogen reduction credit. However, 150 the OPERATORSreserve the right to revise the credit/ hour ratio in future years. 151
152 C. The AUTHORITY is authorized to offer other TMDL stakeholders an exclusive 153 licenseto purchaseanduseavailableLEAMSoffset creditsfor anylawful 154 purpose subject to all of provisions of this LicenseAgreement. Eachindividually - 155 numbered one hour block of LEAMSoffset credits may be licensedfor a one - 156 time licensefee of $300.00. OPERATORSmayalsoauthorizethe AUTHORITYto 157 market licenses for unused excess credits generated in calendar years prior to 158 2016, and to offer pro -rated discounts for credits generated in calendar years 159 2009 through 2015, subject to the written approval by the OPERATORS. 160
161 d. TheAUTHORITYshallprovideanannualaccountingreport detailingallfees 162 collectedfor licensessoldin agivencalendaryear, andall marketingand 163 administrationexpensesfor that samecalendaryear, to the OPERATORSby 164
January311of the followingcalendaryear. Followingreceiptof this accounting 165 report, the OPERATORS shall provide the AUTHORITY with detailed instructions 166 on how to disperse the net proceeds from the sale of LEAMS offset credit 167 licenses in the prior calendar year.
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Ownershipof all LEAMSfacilitiesandof.all offset creditsgeneratedbythese 172 facilitiesshallremainwith the OPERATORS. Onlyan exclusivelicenseto usethe 173 credits, as part of an approved offset program, is being offered by the 174 OPERATORS pursuant to this License Agreement.
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Thesaleor purchaseof LEAMSexcessoffsetcreditsinanygivenyeardoesnot 176
createanobligationto sellorbuylicensesfor LEAMSexcessoffsetcreditsin any 177
other year. OPERATORSmayelectto increaseor decreasethe numberof 178 available LEAMSexcessoffset credits at their sole discretion. However, 179
OPERATORSshallnotretroactivelyreducethe numberof LEAMSexcessoffset 180
creditlicensesavailablefor salein anygivenyearbelowthenumberof licenses 181 already sold for that same year.
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LEAMSexcessoffsetcreditlicensesmaynotbebought, sold, leased, loaned, 184
borrowedortransferredexceptthroughtheAUTHORITYactingastheExclusive 185
AgentfortheOPERATORS. Anyattempttodosoautomaticallyandirrevocably 186
invalidateseachspecificlicenseinvolvedwithout recourseto the LICENSEE. 187
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NeithertheOPERATORSortheAUTHORITYofferanywarrantywhatsoever 189
regardingtheuseof LEAMSexcessoffsetcredits. It isthesoleresponsibilityof 190
each prospective LICENSEEto determine for itself and to its own satisfaction, 191
throughdirectconsultationwiththe RegionalBoard, howLEAMSexcessoffset 192
creditsmaybelawfullyusedtodemonstratecompliancewiththeTMDLorany193 related provisions of state and federal waste discharge requirements BEFORE 194
purchasinganyexcessoffsetlicense. ProspectiveLICENSEESareexpressly 195
warned not to rely on any statements or representations made in this License 196
Agreementwithout further confirmationbythe RegionalBoard. 197
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Althougheachexcessoffsetcreditblockisgovernedbyalicense, onlythe 199
RegionalBoardcandeterminethe lengthoftimeanygivenblockof excessoffset 200
credits may be used to compute compliance. The OPERATORSand the 201
AUTHORITYmakenorepresentationorwarrantyconcerningthe lengthoftime 202
anygivenblockof excessoffset creditsmaybe usedfor compliance. 203
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Feespaidto licenseLEAMSexcessoffset creditsarenon-refundable. 205
206 g. OPERATORSprepareandapproveannualoperatingbudgetsandsummariesof 207
actual annual expenses in accordance with their separate Operations and 208
MaintenanceAgreementfor LEAMS (datedMay23, 2017). Copies of these 209
accountingdocumentsshallbeprovidedto theAUTHORITYnolaterthan30days 210
after they havebeenapprovedbythe OPERATORS.
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Feespaidto licenseLEAMSexcessoffsetcreditsshallbecomethesoleproperty 214 of the OPERATORS. Said fees may be used to offset past or future LEAMS 215 operating expenses, effect LEAMS repairs, replace or expand LEAMS, held for a 216 LEAMScontingency, or any other lawful purpose related to LEAMSat the sole 217 discretionof the OPERATORS. TheOPERATORSshallnot be requiredto account 218 for the expenditureof anyfeesreceivedfrom the saleof licensesfor excess 219 offset credits.
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requirementsestablishedbythe RegionalBoardandin a mannerthat they 223 reasonablybelievegeneratedthe nutrient reductioncreditsnow madeavailable 224
for licensingbyothers. Theoperatingreports, waterqualitymonitoringdataand 225
special studies usedto support the estimated credit calculations are regularly 226
submittedto the RegionalBoardunderpenaltyof perjury. A copyof all such 227 documentsshallbe providedto the AUTHORITYno laterthan 30 daysafter these 228 documents are submitted to the Regional Board.
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230 j. Becausethe licensesofferedarefor excessoffsetcreditsgeneratedbyLEAMSin 231 the prior calendar year, the purchase of such licenses imposes no further 232
obligationonthe LICENSEEto operate, maintain, fund or support LEAMSin any 233
other way. TheOPERATORS, andnot the AUTHORITY, bearsoleresponsibilityfor 234 affirming the validity of all offset credits declared and reported to the Regional 235 Board.
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237 k. Becauselicensesare purchased for excessoffset credits generated in the prior 238
calendar year, and the LICENSEEShad no role or responsibility whatsoever for 239
theday-to-dayoperationsof LEAMS, the LICENSEESarenot liablefor injuryor 240 damageswhich may occur as a result of the actions or omissions of the 241 OPERATORSasthese credits were being generated. The OPERATORS, and not 242
the AUTHORITY, shallindemnifyanddefendthe LICENSEESagainstanyandall 243 claims for injuries or damages related to the operation of LEAMS. 244
245 I. OPERATORSare not responsible for any cost, expense, loss or other 246 consequentialdamagesthat maybe incurredby LICENSEESin the eventthe 247
excessoffset credit programissubsequentlyruled invalidor illegalby anystate 248 or federal regulatory agency or by a court of competent jurisdiction. 249
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TheAUTHORITYshallprovideafull andcompletecopyof this LicenseAgreement 251 to any prospective LICENSEE. Furthermore, each prospective LICENSEEmust 252 provide written and dated confirmation that it has received, read and 253 understood the entirety of this License Agreement as a prerequisite condition for 254 purchasing a license for excess offset credits.
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ThePARTIESarerequiredto notifyoneanotherassoonasisreasonablypossible 257
if andwheneitherbecomesawareofanychangeinconditionsthatmay 258
materially and adversely affect the validity of the LEAMSexcessoffset credits 259
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obligations. TheAUTHORITYissolelyresponsiblefor notifyingeachindividual 261 LICENSEE as described below.
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asisreasonablypossibleif andwheneitherbecomesawareofanychangein 265
conditionsthat maymateriallyandadverselyaffectthe validity of the LEAMS 266
offset credits or the ability of LICENSEESto rely on such credits to meet TMDL 267
compliance obligations. Individual LICENSEESmay, but are not required to, 268 provide similar notice to other individual LICENSEES. 269
270 p. TheAUTHORITYandallLICENSEESareentitledto inspectthe LEAMSfacilities 271
andmaydoso, uponrequest, at atimethat ismutuallyconvenientwiththe 272 OPERATORS.
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Jurisdiction. ThisLicenseAgreementshallbedeemedto havebeenmadein 281
RiversideCounty, Californiaregardlessoftheorderofthesignaturesofthe 282
PARTIESaffixedhereto. Anylitigationorotherlegalproceedingswhicharisein 283
connectionwith this LicenseAgreementshallbeconductedin afederalor state 284
courtlocatedwithinorforRiversideCounty, California. AllPARTIEShereby 285
waiveanydefensesor objectionsbasedonthe Doctrineof ForumNon - 286 conveniens.
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PropertyRights. Nopropertyrightsarecreatedor changedbythis License 289 Agreement.
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Third Parties. Thereare nothird -party beneficiariescreated, intendedor 292 recognized by this License Agreement.
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EntireAgreement. Thiswritten LicenseAgreementconstitutesthe full and 295
completeagreementbetweenPARTIES. ThisLicenseAgreementsupersedesany296 and all previous agreements, either oral or written, between the PARTIEShereto 297
and contains all of the terms, conditions and agreements between the PARTIES 298
with respect to the subject matter of this License Agreement.
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Amendments. ThisLicenseAgreementmayonlybeamendedbywritten 300
consentof allPARTIES. However, thetermsandconditionsof anypreviously 301
issuedlicensemaynot be revisedretroactivelywithout the additionalwritten 302 consent of the LICENSEE.
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304 f. RegionalBoardReview. A full andcompletecopyof this LicenseAgreementhas 305
beenprovidedtotheRegionalBoardstaffforreviewto ensureconsistencywith 306 the assumptions and requirements of the TMDLand the Comprehensive 307 Nutrient Reduction Plan ( CNRP). Any changesproposed by the RegionalBoard 308
mustbe approved, in writing, asformal amendmentsto this LicenseAgreement. 309
All amendmentsto this LicenseAgreementshallalsobesubmittedto the 310 Regional Board for review.
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Partyin the mannerprovidedhereinor, with respectto a default that cannotbe 312 g. Cooperation. ThePARTIESagreeto cooperatewith oneanotherto fulfill all 313
regulatory and contractual obligations related to this License Agreement. The 314
PARTIESfurther agreenot to engagein anyactivitiesthat undermineor 315 jeopardizethe validity of the LEAMSoffset creditsor the relatedlicensesoffered 316 for sale to others.
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Agreementshallnot beconstruedasawaiverofthat rightor remedy. 320
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Severability. AnyprovisionofthisLicenseAgreementthatissubsequentlyfound 322
to beunconstitutional, illegal, or otherwiseunenforceableshallbedeemedvoid 323
without subsequent effect on any of the remaining provisions in the License 324
Agreementwhichshallcontinueto beimplementedasoriginallyintended. 325
326 j. Term. ThisLicenseAgreementshallexpireon June30, 2022unlessthe PARTIES 327
agree, in writing, to extend that date. However, all licenses purchased prior to 328 the expiration date of this LicenseAgreement shall remain valid. 329
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Default. FailurebyaPartyto complywithandobserveanyofthe conditions, 331
terms, or covenants set forth in this LicenseAgreement, if such failure remains 332
uncured within thirty ( 30) days after written notice of such failure from the other 333
Partyin the manner providedhereinor, with respecttoa defaultthat cannotbe 334
cured within thirty ( 30) days, if the Party in default fails to commence such cure 335
within suchthirty (30) dayperiodor thereafterfailsto diligentlyand 336
continuously proceed with such cure to completion. However, if a different cure 337
period is specified under any other section of this LicenseAgreement, then the 338 specific cure period shall control.
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340 1. Independent Contractor. In performing under this LicenseAgreement, it is 341 mutually understood that the AUTHORITY is acting as an independent 342 contractor, and not as an agent of the OPERATORS. The OPERATORS shall have 343 no responsibility for payment to any contractor, subcontractor or supplier of the 344
AUTHORITY. Nothinghereincontainedshallbedeemedto createanagency, 345 joint venture, partnershipor franchiserelationshipbetweenthe PARTIEShereto, 346 or betweenthe PARTIESandanycontractorretainedby the OPERATORSin 347 connection with the services provided under this License Agreement, or between 348 the PARTIESand any person or organization that purchases a license for excess 349 offset credit pursuant to this License Agreement.
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Authority and RequisiteAction. Theindividualsexecutingthis License 352 Agreement ( the " Signatories") covenant that they have the legal power, right 353 and authority to enter into this License Agreement and to bind their respective 354 principals/ entities to the terms and conditions set forth herein. Furthermore, 355
the Signatoriescovenantthat all requisiteactionhasbeentakenbytheir 356 respective principals/ entities in connection with the entering into this License 357 Agreement and the instruments referenced herein, and the consummation of 358 the transactions contemplated hereby.
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360 n. Maintenance and Inspection. The AUTHORITYshall maintain complete and 361 accurate records with respect to all licenses and fees under this License 362 Agreement. All such records shall be clearly identifiable. The AUTHORITYshall 363 allow a representative of OPERATORSto examine, audit, and make transcripts or 364 copies of such records and any other documents created pursuant to this License 365 Agreement during normal businesshours. The AUTHORITYshall allow inspection 366 of all work, data, documents, proceedings, and activities related to the License 367 Agreement for a period of three ( 3) years from the date of final payment under 368 this License Agreement.
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Prohibited Interests. The AUTHORITYmaintains and warrants that it has not 371 employed nor retained any company or person, other than a bona fide employee 372 working solely for the AUTHORITY, to solicit or secure this LicenseAgreement. 373
Further, theAUTHORITYwarrantsthatit hasnotpaidnorhasit agreedto pay 374
anycompanyor person, other than a bonafide employeeworkingsolelyfor the 375 AUTHORITY, any fee, commission, percentage, brokerage fee, gift or other 376
consideration contingent upon or resulting from the award or making of this 377 LicenseAgreement. Forbreachor violationof this warranty, OPERATORSshall 378
havethe right to rescindthis LicenseAgreementwithout liability. Forthe term 379 of this License Agreement, no official, officer or employee of the OPERATORS, 380
duringthetermof hisor herservicewiththeOPERATORS, shallhaveanydirect 381 interest inthis LicenseAgreement, or obtainanypresentor anticipatedmaterial 382 benefit arising therefrom.
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the Parties mutually agree upon, in writing, and in accordance with its rules in 389 effect at the time of the commencement of the mediation proceeding. 390
391 q. Attorney' s Fees. The prevailing party in any action to enforce any provision of 392 this LicenseAgreement shall be entitled to its reasonable attorney' s fees and 393 costs.
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Counterpart Execution. This LicenseAgreement may be signed in separate 396 counterparts, each of which is an original and all of which, taken together, form 397 one single binding document.
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408 Name: Grant Yates
409 Title: City Manager
410 Address: 130 S. Main Street
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412 City, State, Zip: Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
413 Main Office Phone: ( 951) 674- 3124
414 Email Address: gyates@lake- elsinore. org
415 Alternate Name: Nicole Dailey
416 Alternate Phone: ( 951) 833- 5497
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d. Notifications to the County of Riverside shall be directed to:
Name: Steve Horn
Title: Principal Management Analyst
Address: 4080 Lemon Street, 4th Floor
City, State, Zip: Riverside, CA 92501
Main Office Phone: 951- 955- 1110
Email Address: [email protected]
Alternate Name: Alex Gann
Alternate Phone: 951- 955- 1110
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The AUTHORITYshall maintain a directory of all past and present LICENSEESwith current contact information similar to that shown above and distribute an updated copy of that directory at least once a year to the OPERATORSand the Regional Board.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the OPERATORS and the AUTHORITY have affixed their signatures and caused this license Agreement to be effective as of the date shown on the first page of this document:
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468 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the OPERATORS and the AUTHORITY have affixed their signatures and 469 caused this License Agreement to be effective as of the date shown on the first page of this 470 document:
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the OPERATORS and the AUTHORITY have affixed their signatures and caused this License Agreement to be effective as of the date shown on the first page of this document:
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