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fairgrounds to monitor congestion at that City gateway. The project will also utilize some of the existing traffic signal system's fiber optic communication cable in Pleasanton. The Cooperative Agreement includes provisions for Pleasanton to inspect project work performed in the City at no cost to the CMA. It also allows for minor construction work in the City and waives all City permit, license or other fees. The City is not required to fund any direct construction of equipment costs for this project; but, the City is required to not charge fees to the project and to maintain any newly installed equipment. The new system equipment will be fully compatible with the equipment previously installed in Pleasanton as part of the 1-580 Smart Corridor Project. The project will provide timely, accurate and reliable information to transportation professionals and the public to help minimize construction related delays both on the freeway and along adjacent City roadways. This Cooperative Agreement includes provisions for the CMA to cover the cost of operating and maintaining the new equipment through the year 2009. The City would incorporate the maintenance of this equipment into our annual signal maintenance budget after that time. FISCAL IMPACT This Cooperative Agreement may result in the increase of annual traffic signal maintenance costs up to approximately $25,000 beginning in 2010. However, participation in this project may provide Smart Corridor infrastructure operations and maintenance funds that could reduce future traffic signal maintenance costs in the City. Respectfully submitted, 0-{;)L Rob Wilson Director of Public Works David P. Culver Director of Finance Nelson Fialho City Manager Attachments: 1-580 HOV Transportation Management Plan and Intelligent Transportation System/Traffic Operations System (TMP & ITS/TOS) Cooperative Agreement for Design, Construction and Administration SR 06: 108 Page 3 of 3