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Street Connector Trail to the county through their annual community trail request process to identify projects that can benefit both municipal and county residents; WHEREAS, the traffic and road crossing conditions at the 104th Street intersections with State Highway 42 and Dillon Road have prevented the Parties from implementing the 104' Street Connector Trail to date. However, both of the intersections are now equipped with traffic signals and crossing infrastructure that will provide safe crossing conditions for trail users; WHEREAS, the 104th Connector Trail will provide a multimodal use option between the Coal Creek and Rock Creek regional trails and will help enhance the region's quality of life by increasing access to trails and open spaces in multiple communities; WHEREAS, Louisville has been awarded a $475,000 State Multimodal Transportation Improvement grant ("Grant"). Boulder County and Lafayette are partners in the Grant; WHEREAS, the total estimated costs of the project to design and construct the Connector Trail will be $1,460,500, which includes a 10% contingency; WHEREAS, the estimated local share of the project is $896,000 and the Parties will each contribute cash match totaling one-third of the total cost of the local share for the project, not to exceed $328,500 for each of the Parties; and WHEREAS, the estimated local share may be reduced if additional grant funding is secured, and any additional grant funding would be applied to the total project cost, thereby reducing the Parties cash match equally; and WHEREAS, this Agreement sets forth the terms and conditions of the Parties' arrangement to construct and maintain the Connector Trail. AGREEMENT A. PROJECT SCOPE, DESCRIPTION, AND RESPONSIBILITIES. Amendment to Management Plan for Carolyn Holmberg Preserve at Rock Creek Farm. Boulder County completed an amendment to the management plan for the Carolyn Holmberg Preserve at Rock Creek Farm to establish a formal trail alignment along the west boundary of the open space property adjacent to the 104' Street corridor from the northern boundary at the Northwest Parkway to the Trailhead at Stearns Lake. The management plan amendment was approved by the Board of County Commissioners on Oct. 8, 2019. Design of Connector Trail. Louisville shall oversee the completion of the design of the Connector Trail and related Connector Trail improvements including, but not limited to, drainage, signage, and revegetation ("Design Phase"), and shall be solely responsible for all contracting, supervision, and administrative matters related to execution and administration of the Grant and completion of the Design Phase. Louisville, in partnership with the other Parties, will select a qualified consultant to perform the design and permitting of the trail project. The selected consultant will also help prepare the project for bidding and be available for design assistance during construction. The consultant, as part of its design contract, will DocuSign Envelope ID: FAOB590D-1B04-4350-AAE4-D32E52Dlc61B