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Attachment I <br /> EXPENDITURE/INCOME AUDIT <br /> Clean Water Revival Project <br /> Purpose <br /> The "First Supplemental Agreement to Agreement for Wastewater Disposal Services t" <br /> by and between Dublin San Ramon Services District (District) and The City of <br /> Pleasanton (City) dated September 2, 1997 provides for the following: <br /> o "...District temporarily may allocate or expend such amounts (uniform regional <br /> connection fees attributable to City's sewerage service area) for District's Clean <br /> Water Revival Project... <br /> • "...only expenditures or obligations for expenditures made from and after January <br /> 21, 1997 shall be included in the calculation of revenues attributable to City's <br /> sewerage service area."3 <br /> The "expenditure"portion of the audit is to determine and document the cost of Clean <br /> Water Revival planning, design and construction from January 1, 1997 through <br /> completion. The"income"portion of the audit is to establish the portion of the <br /> "expenditure" that was derived from "uniform regional connection fees attributable to <br /> City Sewerage Service area". <br /> Procedure <br /> The conduct of the audit will be overseen and directed by Daniel Smith of the City and <br /> Dave Requa of the District. Dora Lozano of the City and Gemma Lathi of the District <br /> will be the staff assigned to conduct and document the audit. Chris Davenport of The <br /> Covello Group will be a technical expert to the audit team. Chris was the Clean Water <br /> Revival Construction Manager and is the person most familiar with the design and <br /> construction cost records. <br /> Emily Wagner of the City and Lori Rose of the District will sign off on the audit once <br /> completed to their satisfaction. <br /> The audit is one piece of factual information to be used in the resolution of issues that <br /> exist regarding implementation of the Agreement. Various portions of the Clean Water <br /> Revival Project are now being used for various purposes to the benefit of various parties. <br /> To make the audit most useful to the resolution of the differences, the expenditures will <br /> be allocated to the various components as follows: <br /> The Agreement is complex, the referenced sections are abstracted to provide context for conducting the <br /> audit. Utilization of the audit address issues regarding implementation and requires an analysis of the total <br /> Agreement which governs. <br /> 2 Section 4(c) <br /> 3 Section 6(c) <br />