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LAVWMA Members <br /> <br />-2- May 3, 1977 <br /> <br />5. Paragraph XI, A (8) has been amended to reflect changes dis- <br /> cussed at the April 26 meeting. These changes indicate (a) that <br /> contracts for industrial capacity are subject to a unanimous <br /> approval of the board of directors; (b) only capacity up to a <br /> total of 1 MGD may be sold to original parties to the JPA; (c) the <br /> City of Pleasanton has a guaranteed option to purchase 500,000 <br /> gallons per day of the aforementioned 1 MGD; (d) the entity pur- <br /> chasing capacity will incur costs for capital costs, operation - <br /> maintenance costs, administrative costs, depreciation, capital <br /> replacement, etc.; (e) two new paragraphs have been added to <br /> clarify that VCSD is not required to expand its plant in order <br /> to provide additional capacity for industrial uses, and it is <br /> the intention of the agency to require a vote of the electorate <br /> in the agency requesting industrial capacity. <br /> <br /> 6. Paragraph XII (Specific Powers) has been amended to again refer <br /> to authority to issue revenue bonds pursuant to the Revenue Bond <br /> Law of 1941. No change to the original draft is proposed. <br /> <br /> 7. paraqraph XIII has been amended to indicate that the powers to <br /> be e½ercised by LAVWMA are equivalent to those powers exercis- <br /> able by the municipality such as the City of pleasanton. This <br /> is the original language proposed - no changes. <br /> <br /> 8. paragraph XVII, regarding discharge hold harmless, has been <br /> amended as requested by the City of Livermore. <br /> 9. paragraph XVIII has been amended to reflect changes requested <br /> by the City of Livermore or there have been additional amend- <br /> ments to this particular paragraph to reflect changes necessi- <br /> tated by the requirement thatany capital expenditures have <br /> unanimous votes. As a result of this change, as explained at <br /> your April 26 meeting, any agency which votes in favor of capi- <br /> tal expenditures should be obligated for those capital expendi- <br /> tures. Thus, I believe that the language originally proposed <br /> that would protect a withdrawing party from obligations for <br /> debts, obligations and liabilities incurred for capital expendi-. <br /> tures, or operations and maintenance costs which do not relate <br /> to the 15.62 project referred to in paragraph XI,A (7), and which- <br /> are incurred subsequent to the receipt of the party's notice of <br /> intention to withdraw should be deleted. As a result of this <br /> deletion, I have gone back to the original language in the next <br /> to last sentence of paragraph XVII, which indicates that a with- <br /> drawing party will continue to be obligated for debts, obliga- <br /> tions and liabilities for capital expenditures and operations <br /> and maintenance costs incurred by the agency in connection with <br /> projects undertaken pursuant to paragraph XI, A(7), even after <br /> ~he notice of withdrawal has been received- <br /> <br /> <br />