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County 30 business days before the start of the next installment period and the billing dates reflected meet that requirement. Additionally, the Amendment stipulates that the City accept ownership from County EMS, at no cost, of five (5) LIFEPAK 15 systems and five (5) Physio -Control chest compression system (LUCAS Devices) that, in the original agreement, were owned and maintained by County EMS. County EMS will continue to fund the service plan on these devices through the end of the Amendment, June 30, 2018, at which time it should be assumed that this responsibility will be transferred to the City. A brief description of each device follows: o LIFEPAK 15 System ■ EMS standard equipment; monitor and defibrillator with communication ability to hospital. ■ The five (5) units are currently in good working order. ■ Each system has a replacement cost of approximately $30,000 each. Replacement is on an as -required basis (unit no longer passes annual service certification; damaged etc.). ■ Annual service is currently costed at $1,700 per unit. Total annual service for all 5 units is $8,500. o Physio -Control chest compression system (LUCAS Device). ■ EMS standard equipment; portable chest compression system. ■ The five (5) units are currently in good working order. ■ Each system has a replacement cost of approximately $16,000 each. Replacement is on an as -required basis (unit no longer passes annual service certification; damaged etc.). ■ Annual service is currently costed at $400 per unit. Total annual service for all 5 units is $2,000. It should be assumed that the service requirements associated with this equipment will be transferred to the City at the end of the extension term, June 30, 2018, at an estimated total annual cost of $10,500. Additionally, a replacement schedule and funding should be identified, at the per-unit replacement costs noted above, in the capital replacement budget. Page 2 of 3