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IGA Hazordous Materials Management (HMM) 2018 Amendment 1
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2018
Ord/Res - Number
36
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DocuSign Envelope ID: 0C45FB25-EC3C-4909-B81 E-9351 D3CAF01 B <br />year; <br />• MUL I IPLIED BY the actual residential percentage participation for the Party for <br />the applicable year based on the HMM program's customer database. <br />3. Effective January 1, 2019, Section VIII. FUTURE FACILITY REPLACEMENT OR <br />EXPANSION, Subsection A. of the Agreement is amended to read: <br />A. The HMM Facility is expected to serve the needs of Boulder County for the next twenty <br />years and beyond. In anticipation of future equipment needs, or facility expansion or replacement <br />needs, the Parties each agree, subject to appropriation of sufficient funds therefor, to pay an <br />additional 5% above actual annual operational expenditures for each year for the term of this <br />Agreement, which shall be placed by the County into a restricted fund and used only for future <br />equipment needs or facility expansion or replacement. This is expected to generate approximately <br />One Hundred Forty -Four Thousand and Five Hundred Dollars ($144,500) over 5 years. Any <br />expenditure from the restricted fund shall be approved by the Parties in writing. <br />4. Effective January 1, 2019, Section X. DURATION AND WITHDRAWAL, Subsection A of the <br />Agreement is amended to read as follows: <br />A. This Agreement shall automatically extend for an additional five-year term on January 1, <br />2024. Any Municipality may withdraw from this Agreement for any reason, which withdrawal <br />shall be effective ten (10) days after the Municipality mails by certified mail, return receipt <br />requested, a written notice to the Parties of the Municipality's intent to withdraw. The withdrawing <br />Municipality will be discharged from its obligations hereunder, provided that it has paid all <br />outstanding financial obligations for which it is liable under this Agreement. The terms and <br />obligations of this Agreement shall continue as to the remaining Parties. Each Party's obligation to <br />pay its required financial contributions hereunder and each Party's right to take action to compel <br />payment hereunder shall continue until such obligation has been discharged. Boulder County may <br />terminate this Agreement for any reason upon 180 days' notice to each Municipality. <br />5. Effective January 1, 2019, Section XI. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS of the Agreement is <br />amended to add Subsection I, as follows: <br />I. Each Party reserves the right to modify the terms of their program participation with <br />respect to their individual residents and residential households, such as charging co -pays and <br />limiting the number of permitted drop-offs. At least sixty (60) days prior to taking such action, the <br />Party must send a written notice of its intended action to all other Parties to this Agreement, as <br />unilateral Party changes to their program participation may impact other Parties' program costs. <br />Email is an acceptable form of written notice. In the event that a Party seeks the assistance of <br />County Hazardous Materials staff to effect modifications to its program participation, such as <br />collection of co -pays on site by Hazardous Materials staff, the Party and the County shall come to <br />a written understanding of their respective obligations thereto. Such written understanding may be <br />documented by email between authorized representatives of the County and Party. <br />6. This Renewal & Amendment shall be incorporated into the terms of the original Agreement, dated <br />January 30, 2014. <br />7. Except as may be amended herein, the terms and provisions of the original Agreement shall <br />remain in full force and effect. <br />8. This Renewal & Amendment may be signed in multiple parts by the Parties. <br />
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