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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979 Ordinance No. 047t . • • • BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 4 7 SERIES OF 1 979 COUNCIL PILL NO. 42 INTRODUCI:D BY COUNCILMAN CI.AYTON AN ORDINAN CE APPROVING AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OF LITTLETON AND CITY OF ENGLE WOOD RELATING TO THE BI-CITY PLANT. BE I T ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. The following agreement between the City of Englewood, Colorado, and the City of Littleton, Colorado, be and the same is h erey app roved: AGREEMENT Thi s Agreement entered into this 3rd day of December 19 7 9, by and between the City of Littleton, Colorado, a municipal corporation of the State of Colorado (hereinafter referred to as I "~ittleton") and City of Englewood, Colorado, a municipal corporation of the State of Colorado (hereinafter referred to as "Englewood"); WHEREA S , L i t t leton and Englewood are joint owners of th 0 Littleton Eng lewood Bi -City Sewer Plant located within the City of Englewood (hereinafter referred to as "Bi-City Plant"); and WHEREA S, Littleton and Englewood, by previous agreement, each own and a re ent i tled to F ifty Percent (50%) of the operating c~pacity of sa i d Bi-City Plant, which capacity is approximately equivalent t o Fi fty-six Thousand (56,000) single-family or equivalent sewer taps with Littleton being entitled to Twenty-eight Thousand ( 2 8 , 0 0 0) ; and • • .. I WHE REAS, at the present time Englewood is using in excess of its Fifty Percent {50%) capacity of the Bi-City Plant and has sold additional sewer taps, which, when connected, will greatly exceed Englewood's share of said capacity; and WHERE AS, Englewood has directed that the old Englewood Sewer Plant be reactivated with an anticipated operation date of August, 1981 with a treatment capacity of 5 MGD, or approximately Fourteen Thousand {14 ,000) single-family or equivalent sewer taps; and WHERE AS, Englewood is desirous of using a portion of the remaining capacity of the Bi-City Plant until such time as the old Englewood Sewer Plant is on line and operational, at which time Littleton would receive· a refund of any of its capacity used by Englewood during the intervening period; and WHERE AS, upon activation of the old Englewood Sewer Plant, Englewood wo uld be entitled to such capacity as provided by the B~-City Plant and the old Englewood Sewer Plant such as to guarantee Englewood su fficient capacity to provide for Forty-two Thousand (42,000) single -family or equivalent sewer taps, and Littleton would be entitled to Twenty-eight Thousand {28,000) single-family or equivalent taps. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED by and between the parties hereto that: 1. For and in consideration of the mutual promises and covenants contained herein, Littleton agrees to allow Englewood the usage of capacity presently owned by Littleton in the Bi-City -2- • ' • • • Plant according to the schedule attached hereto marked as Exhibit A and incorpo rated herein by this reference. 2. I n exchange for the use of a portion of Littleton's remaining capac i ty in the Bi-City Plant, Englewood agrees that: A . The old Englewood Sewer Plant located in the City o ·: Englewood will be reactivated so as to allow that plant to be operational b y August, 1981 with an anticipated treatment capacity of Five (5) MGD, or Fourteen Thousand (14,000) single-family or equivalent sewer taps. B. That Englewood will bear all costs incurred or necessary for t he reactivation of the old Englewood Sewer Plant, including, but not limited to, the cost of construction for any new sewer lines a nd other necessary equipment. 3. Englewood further agrees that it shall hold harmless and indemnify Littleton from any and all claims or suits arising out C·f the reac t i vation or construction of the old Englewood Sewer Plant. Englewood wi ll take all appropriate measures to avoid damage or malfunction to the Bi-City Plant from the construction or re- activation of the old Englewood Sewer Plant. 4. T he parties further agree that: A. Each City will provide monthly to the other a listing of the number of taps issued by it or connected to the sewer lines during the previous month in order to adequately advise each of the Cities as t o the remaining capacity of the plant . -3- • • B. Each City will adopt an allocation plan for the issuance of new sewer taps to a ssure e ach other that plant capacity is pre- served in sufficient amounts so as to satisfy respective charter requirements o f e ach City and to provide for the future needs of the in-city residents of each City as well as those portions of the drainage b asin served by each City. Each City will take such steps as are nece ssary to assure that sufficient capacity remains for those needs p rior to the anticipated Phase 2 development of the Bi- City Sewer Plant. Said allocation plans may, from time to time, require amendm e nt so as to achieve the preservation of capacity as detailed herei n, and i t is agreed that the parties shall adjust their allocation sc hemes accordingly. Specifically, amendment shall be • required in t he event that the anticipated date of operation of the • old Englewood Sewer Plant is delayed or if the anticipated schedule for Phase 2 d e velopment of the Bi-City Plant is ~elayed. C. Th e init i al allocation plan of each City, including the number of tap s reserved by each City for use of its in-city residents as shown on sa id Exhibit A heretofore incorporated herein. The allocation f ormula specified in Exhibit A is a guide and may be modified by e ither Ci t y at its own option to minimize financial imports withi n the respective drainage basins. Both Cities agree that each wil l insure that no more taps will be activated than the totals shown i n Exhib i t A (Englewood 42,000, Littleton 28,000) until each City s h all have on line addiitonal sewage treatment capacity to accommoda te active taps beyond these limits • -4- • • • • D. That Littleton and Englewood shall forthwith proceed with all steps necessary to achieve construction of the Phase 2 addition to the Bi -City Plant b y the year 1985. 5. This a greement, nor any provision hereof, shall in any manner act to o r be construed to abrogate, modify, limit, or other- wise change the ag reeme nt of the parties relative to the Bi-City Plant entitled AGRE EM EN T BETWEE N THE CITIES OF LITTLETON AND ENGLE- WOOD, COLORADO , F OR A JOINT-USE WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES dated July 2, 1 973, nor any provision therein, said Agreement to remain in full f orce and effect . 6. Failure to compl y with any of the terms or conditions herein shall b e considered a breach of this Agreement and shall be grounds for term i nation of t he Agreement by the non-breaking party at its option . Termination sha l l be effective upon ten days' written notice to the o t her City's City Manager. CITY OF LITTLETON , COLORADO James P. Collins President of Council ATTEST: Janet G. Harri son, City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: Larry W. Bt?rkow i tz . City Attorney ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO ATTEST: ~~d-7/?~ i'YCHiije, City erk -5- .. .. • • • / CXHilHT A / TAP ALLOCATION PLAN LITTLETON/ENGLEWOOD BI-CITY SEWER PLANT Tot a Plant Capacity of Bi -City Pla nt (Numbers of Taps) Taps sold and on li ne as of September 12, 1979 Taps allocated Oct ober 1, 1979 -October 1, 1980 -aps allocated Oct ober 1, 1980 -October 1, 1981 (Ol d Englewood Plant on Line September 1981, Englewood pi c ks up 14,000 additional taps) Taps a)located Oct ober 1, 1981 -October 1, 1985 1,290 per ye ar for Englewood 1 ,833 per yea r f or Littleton TOTA TAPS ALLOCATED • By September , 1985, Phase II of the O i-~ity Plant Should be on line and tc.p 1 imitati ons can be eliminated ENGLEWOOD 28,000 34,260 1,290 * l ,290 * 5, 1 GO 42,000 LITTLETON 28,000 17,000 l ,833 )'r;'( l ,833 )°o'; 7,334 ')" 00() -~:!-' L ___ _ * Of the 1, 290 taps allocated 9.10 scheduled for · o~taide · city limito anu J~O r~~crvcJ for City of Englewood. *1' Of the 1,833 tap s allocated 1,300 are for contrilct ¥Orv.Leo to out~ic.lc-tlu.:-city sewP.r districts , 300 taps each year for builders within Li'ttleton, and rem.lining 233 taps in reserve • -6- • • • Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 1st day of Oc tober, 1979. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 3rd day of Octob e r, 1979 . Read by title and passed on final reading on the 3rd day of December , 1 979. Published b y title as Ord i nance No. 47 , Series of 1979, -----on the 5th d a y of December , 1979. Mayor Attest: Clerk I, Janice L . Watkins, Deputy City Clerk, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing i s a true, accurate, and complete copy of the Ordinan c e passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No . 47 Series of 1979 . -7-