1. Call to Order.
4:00 p.m.
2. Roll.
Directors Amoroso and Comstock present; General
Manager Jennifer Blackman also present, as well as Mesa Park Board member Bryan
Lee.
3. Memorandum
of Understanding between the BCPUD and Mesa Park Concerning the Mesa Park
Ballfield Irrigation and Public Restroom Project.
Staff
presented a revised draft of the Memorandum of Understanding between the BCPUD
and Mesa Park Concerning the Mesa Park Ballfield Irrigation and Public Restroom
Project (“MOU”) which memorializes that:
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Mesa Park is responsible for all Project costs not covered by the state
grant and BCPUD has no responsibility therefore;
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BCPUD has secured an advance of $400,000 in grant funds from the state
to cover Project costs and the remaining $100,000 in grant funds will be
released after the completion of the Project and a final inspection by the
state;
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Mesa Park will provide a check in the amount of $25,200 to the BCPUD on
or before October 15, 2014 to pay for Bid Item #1 and #2 of the Project (as
those items are not covered by the grant);
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Mesa Park will provide a check in the amount of $50,000 to the BCPUD on
or before December 15, 2014 to cover Project costs that must be paid prior to
the release of the final $100,000 in grant funds;
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Mesa Park is responsible for any and all cost overruns on the Project
and no cost overruns may be authorized by Mesa Park unless necessary to timely
complete the Project and unless BCPUD concurs;
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BCPUD agrees to provide up to $50,000 to cover Project costs ONLY if
necessary to ensure timely completion of the Project and Mesa Park shall
reimburse any such advance by repaying up to $15,000 during 2015 and the
balance, if any, by December 31, 2016.
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Mesa Park is responsible for maintaining the Project improvements to
the satisfaction of the BCPUD once the Project is complete
A
brief discussion ensued about the status of the Project; Bryan Lee confirmed that
the Project currently is on time and on budget.
Director Comstock emphasized that if the BCPUD advances any funds toward
the Project for the purpose of ensuring it is timely completed per the terms of
the grant, BCPUD shall have a priority of reimbursement ahead of Mesa Park
reimbursing its own funds advanced for the Project. There were no further changes or revisions to
the MOU, so it will now be considered by the Boards of Directors of both Mesa
Park and the BCPUD at their regularly scheduled monthly meetings in October.
Stacey Henderson inquired whether
the state funding agency can sue the BCPUD or Mesa Park if the well for the
Project runs dry. Bryan Lee responded that
the grant does not cover the development of the well water source, which Mesa
Park paid for out of its own funds.
4. Community Expression.
None.
6.
Adjournment.
4:25 p.m.