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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03.19.99 Work Session Packet CITY OF FABMINGTON - CASTLE ROCK TOM... .... AS,H'STREE'tIPWW m PROJECT sua-COMMITTE. . .SIfE~(.l!,~,<.: 'F~nCity Hall, Council Cham.~ .' ..' ..... Wedhesday,.March 10, 1999at7:001'.m. 1. cALtTO.ORDER ADOPT AOEffOA JOOO POWERS. AGREEMENT . a. Discussion and l'{eview,,. Attachment b;Action Steps 2. 3. PaAM!WORK'POR COOPSttAtlVE EFF(!)R.TS,;. . a.Di~siot1artdReview " i, .t>. .PriDciples of Agreement - Verbal 4. s. FEASIBItITYSTUDY TIME FRAME a. Di$cussion and Review b~ "'Pro~Tim.eFrarne - Verbal, c. Seh<<lule Next Meeting Date 6. 7. OPEN FORUM' ADJOURNMENT . 03/05/99 FRI 15:34 FAX 612 452 5550 CAMPBELL 141 002 JOINT POWERS AGREEMEN"r FOR TliE PREPARATION OF A PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING FEASIBILITY REPORT, AND POSSIBLE CONSTRUC'I'ION AND FINANCING OF IKl?ROVEMENTS TO ASH STREET/PHASE III OF PRAIRIE WATBR WAY AND S't1.RROtJNDING AREAS IN THE SOUTHEAST .AREA OF THE CITY OF FARMINGTON AND PORTIONS OF CASTLE ROCX TOWNSHIP BETWEEN THE CITY OF FARMINGTON AND THE TOWN OF CASTLE ROCK THIS IS A JOINT poWEE-S AGREEMENT entered into under Minnesota Statutes ~ 471.59, by and between the CITY OF FARMTNGTON, a Minnesota municipal corporation (IIFarmington") and [he Town of Castle Rock ("Castle Rock") for the purpose of planning, constructing, and finlUlcing improvements to Ash Street and surrounding areas within the City and Town, including street, sanitary and storm sewers, and related improvements. RECTT ALS WHEREAS, Farmington is a statutory city of the State of Minnesota and can exercise all of the powers ofa statutory city; and WHEREAS, Castle Rock is a town of the State of 'Minnesota and co.n exercise all of the powers of a town, and; WHEREAS, Fannington and Castle Rock have been actively involved in the study and review of certain potential public improvement projects including reconstructing Ash Street, the construction of Phase m of the Prairie Waterway, correcting or improving storm water management in the project area, providing sanitary sewer and water service to property owners within the benefiting area.. and other related improvements; and WHEREAS, the public improvement projects involve areas within both jurisdictions to varying de!;I'ees and the construction of the necessary and beneficial public improvements may be best accomplished through the cooperation of Farmington and Castle Rock by studying, financing, constructing, operating, and maintaining the public improvement projects; and WHEREAS, Castle Rock and Farmington are entering into this joint powers agreement to study and provide a feasibility report addressing tt1e nnancil1g, construction, operation, and maintenance of these public improvements in order to: (I) reduce, to the greatest practical extent, the public capital elCpenditures necessary for the identified improvements, (2) abate pollution, (3) control excessive rates and volume of runoff; (4) improve water quality; (5) prevent flooding and erosion from surface flows; (6) provide a reliable and safe source of drinking water; (7) enhance the public transportation and road system serving the area; and (7) seCure all other benefits associated with the identified potential public improvements; and WHEREAS, Castle Rock Township and the City ofFamlington agree to jointly share in the costs of preparing a new feasibility report with each jurisdiction agreeing to underwrite an equal share of the cost of preparing, reviewing and developing a new project feasibility report. AGREEMffiNTSOFTIiliPARTffiS NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises contained hel'ein, Castle Rock and Fannington agree as follows: Section 1. Project Description. The Project to be studied includes the reconstruction of Ash Street and the construction of Phase ll1 of the Prairie Waterway by the parties in cooperation with Dakota County, sanitary sewer improvements to properties in the immediate vicinity of Ash Street boLh within and outside the City as necessary, 4285 r03/1.9/9J 2 0~/05/99 FRI 15:35 FAX 612 452 5550 CAMPBELL IaJ 003 stann water improvements in the drainage area within the hydrogeologic boundaries of the area. the provision of publicly supplied drinking water to properties within the area, and other necessary or related improvements identified as part of the preparation of the feasibility report. Section 2. Feasibility Report. Castle Roek and Farmington shall cause to be prepared by their respective professional engineers registered in the State of MiMesota a feasibility report for the Project. The parties lTIay approve, reject, or require amendments or modifications to the report as appropria.te. Scction 3. Response to Feasibility Report. After preparation of the Report, Castle Rock and Farmington hereby agree to hold such public hearings or meetings either jointly or separately to discuss the construction and financing of the improvements identified in the report. and iointlY may order the preparation of Plans and Specifications or other documents prior to jointly ordering any improvements identified in the report. The execution of this agreement between the two parties docs not commit either party at this time to eraar die stated improvements. Section 4. Delegation of Authority and Further Assurances. Castle Rock and Fannington hereby delegate to their respective engineers all ofthe powers and authority available to the parties under this Joint powers Agreement which are necessary for the engineers to carry out their obligations under this Agreement. The parties agree that they will in good faith exCctlte the documents or take other actions as may reasonably be nece.ssary for each party to carry out their respective obligations to cooperatively prepare the Feasibility Report. Section 5. Feasibility Report Cost Allocation. Both parties agree to coordinate preparation of the Feasibility Report through each jurisdiction'S engineering representatives. Both partie.s agree to share equally in the cost of preparing an updated Feasibility Report te the east pfilEtillEll13xteRt jUI&siele by each DartY 'Davin!! its own en!!ineering rccresentative. It is the intent of this cost allocation approach to equitably distribute the costs of preparing the report between both jurisdictions. Ypea e9H'l~la~iaa BRe a9Bl'lfltaaee sf ~a l::lfleateEl feasibility Ref:lert by 98th .iurisEliii~eas, a tatlll eest ae6ell.~tia& shall be pel'fenTIed ~.a sRall '8e ,,(aSeRtes t8 easA j~riset~tie8 fer reds,,; aaEl fIRal JlB.-")Ffteftt. Section 6. Right to Terminate. Either party may. at its sole discretion, elect to terminate this Agreement by providing written notice of termination to the other party. Ifa party terminates this Agreement as provided in this paragraph. the terminating party shall be obligated to reimburse the non-terminating party for any costs or liability it may have incurred pursuant to this Agreement up to the date of the tennination notice. failure to order the ro'ect does not sub'ect either a to reimburse an loss to the other a Section 7. Entire Agreement. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement among the parties and supersedes all prior written and oral understandings. Section 8. Amendments. Any amendment to this Agreement or waiver or modifications of its provisions must be in writing and signed by both parties. Section 9. Effective Date. This Agreement is effective when it lias been executed by both parties. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement on the date(s) shown. CITY OF FARMINGTON TOWN OF CASTLE ROCK BY: Its BY: Its A TIEST: Its A TrEST: Its 4285 r03/H/93 3