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Exhibit A —Veterans Administration Medical Center (VAMC) Revenue Sharing <br /> Methodology <br /> I. The May 21, 2018 agreement with the VAMC (VA Agreement) authorized LPFD to <br /> provide emergency fire services to VAMC with a commitment to provide four <br /> Firefighters as the response between two companies (Stations 5 and 9). However, <br /> LPFD practice had been to respond with the appropriate level of service required <br /> given the event, which could be three Firefighters. <br /> a. The VA Agreement included the following annual compensation from <br /> VAMC for providing the emergency fire services to VAMC with a three <br /> member crew: <br /> LPFD VA May 21, <br /> 2018 Agreement Monthly Annually 50% <br /> Base (5/1/2018 to <br /> 4/30/2019 $80,591 $967,092 $483,546 <br /> Y1 (5/1/2019 to <br /> 4/30/2020 84,621 1,015,446 507,723 <br /> Y2 (5/1/2020 to <br /> 4/30/2021) 88,852 1,066,219 533,109 <br /> Y3 (5/1/2021 to <br /> 4/30/2022 93,294 1,119,530 559,765 <br /> Y4 (5/1/2022 to <br /> 4/30/2023) 97,959 1,175,506 587,753 <br /> b. Pleasanton and Livermore equally share the revenues associated with the <br /> emergency fire services provided to the VAMC. <br /> II. The VAMC subsequently requested a modification to the VA Agreement to <br /> add a requirement that the fourth Firefighter must be present on the initial <br /> responding company. VAMC agreed to provide funding to cover the cost of <br /> the fourth Firefighter. <br /> a. Since the 4th Firefighter will be located in Livermore, Livermore will pay for <br /> the 4th Firefighter (3.0 FTEs) and will receive 100% of the additional <br /> funding provided by VAMC to cover the 4th Firefighter. <br />