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June 13, 15191
THE HONORABI,E CITY COUNCIL
Palo Alto, C~lifornia
solid Waste FAcilities Feasibility Study -Consultan~ Agregment
Members of the Council:
Report in Brief
This report recommends that Council approve an agree:ment with
Wahler Associates in the amount of $71,500 for consulting services
for performing a two-phase Solid waste Facilities Feasibility Study
for the former Los Altos Treatment Plant (LATP) site. Funds for
both phases have been budgeted in the Ref\!se Fund FY 1990-91
operating budget.
Disoussion
Work undsr this agreement will provide an assessment of sludge and
soil contamination on the site of the LATP and evaluate the
feasibility of developing the property for four solid waste related
facilities. The four facili ties ar~ a corporate yaro for Palo Alto
Sani tat ion company, a recyoling center-, a permanent household
hazardoUs waste facility and a mini-transfer station~
The Scope of Services has been divided into two phases for
implementation of this study~ Phase I consists of per-forming field
surveys, sampling and laboratory analysis on sludge and potentially
contaminated soil at the lJI.TP~ This phase 'ilrill determine the scope
of any hazardous contamination at the LATP that -would require
special permitting and handling, in order to imple~ent developme~t
on the property. If the results of Phase r indicate that develop
ment of the property is practical, Phase II of the study will be
conducted~ Phase II will entail the development of conceptual
designs for each facility, evaluation of economic and environmental
impacts associated with the development of these facilities
(including land-banking four acres of unused marshland), and
preparation of preliminary cost estimates and timetahl~s for
design, environmental impact reports, permitting and construction
of the facilities~
A request for proposals was issued to 11 consultant firms, and
three responded. The three firms were interviewed by a selection
advisory committee, in accordance with the City's selection
procedure tor professional consultants~ The firms interviewed were
Camp, Dresser and McKee, Inc.; Brown and Cald~el1 consultants; and
Wahlex Associates.
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The selection advisory committee included staff from the Public
Works Department's Operations Division and the Finance Department's
Real Estate Oivision. The committee 6elected Wahler Asscx:iates
based on the tirm's experience, its ability to meet the criteria
established in the proposal, its technical approach, and the fees
relative to the services to be proviaed.
This project was incluaed in the list of FY 1989-90 consultant work
submitted to the Finance and public Works committee in July 1989,
and was not selected to be returned to the Committee for review.
Recommendations
Staff recommends that Council:
1. Approve and. authorize the Mayor to execute the attached
consultant agreement «ith Wahler Associates in the amount of
$7.1 /500 for consultinq services tor performing a two-phase
Solid Waste Facilities Feasibility Study for the Los Altos
Treatment Plant site.
2. Authorir.e the City Manager or h~s designee to negotiate and
exec~te amendments for services related to or incidental to
the scope of work or services, the value of all of which
amendments shall not exceed $10,500.
Respectfully submitted,
KrCHAEL H. KILLER a:JJ3if:=rations
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DAVID G. ADAMS
Director of Public Works
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Assistant City Manager
Attachments: Agreement
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THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this day of
_~~~~_, 1991, by and between the CITY OF PALO ALTO, a
municipal corporation ot" Calitornia, he.reinatter ret'erred to as
·CITY,II and WAHLER ASSOCIATES (Taxpaye.r Identification No~ 94-
2513190) , a California corpor-ation, with offices at 1023
Corporation Way, Palo Alto, CA 9430], hereinafter referred to as
"CONSULTANT-:
• IT. E S S B T H:
WHEREAS, CITY desires certain professional services
hereinafter described; and
WHEREAS, CITY desires to engage CONSULTANT to provide
these services by reason of its qualifications and experience for
performing such services, and CONSULTANT has offered to provide the
required services on the teraas and in the manner set forth herein;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of their mutual
covenants, the parties hereto agree as follows:
SECTION 1 -PEFINITIONS
The term "City· as used in this Agreement shall mean and
include all the territory lying within the municipal boundaries of
the City of Palo Alto, California, as presently existing, plus all
territory which may be added thereto during the tern of this
Aqreeme~t by' annexation or otherwise.
1; 2 CITY KANAGER
The term ·City Manaqer-shall mean the duly appointed
City Manager of the city of Palo Alto, california, or his
~esiqnated repr~sentative.
1~3 CITY ATTORNEY
The term -City Attorney· shall mean the duly appointed
City Attorney of the City of Palo Alto, California, or his
designated representative.
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1.4 CITY CLERK
The term ·City Clerk-shall mean the duly appointed City
Clerk of the city of Palo Alto, california, or he.r designated
representative.
1.5 RISK MANAGER
The term -Risk Manager-shall mean the duly appointed
R:i.sk Manager of the City of Palo Alto~ California, or his
desiqnated representative.
1.6 I'RWECT
The term ·Project-means the services described in
Exhibit -A·, entitled ·Scope of Project and Schedule-, ..,hich is
attached hereto and made a part hereof by this reference.
SECTION 2 -PROJECT cooRpnrATIQN
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The city Manaqer shall be representative of CITY for all
purposes under this Agreement. Robert Le is d.esignated. as the
PROJECT MANAGER tor the City Manaq~r, and he shall supervise the
progress and execution of this Aqreement .. and shall be assisted by
Chad Centola, PROJECT ENGI~~ER.
2 .. 2 CONSULTANT
CONSULTANT shall assiqn a single PROJECT DIRECTOR to have
overa11 responsibility for the pr-ogress and execution of this
Aqreement for CONSULTANT. Alberto Gurevich hereby is ::!esiqnated as
the PROJECT OIRECTOR for CONSULTANT. Patrick Williamson shall be
assigned as PRO,lECT COORDINATOR tor CONSULTANT and shall represent
CONSULTANT during the day-to-day work on the Project. Should
circumstar~es or conditions subsequent to the execution of this
A9reement require a sub~titute PROJECT DIRECTOR or PROJECT
COORDItlATOR for any reason the PROJECT DIRECTOR or PROJ'ECT
COORDDlATOR designee shall be subject to the prior written approval
of the PROJECT ENGINEER,
SECTION 3 -SCOPE OF PROJECT
The scope ot the Project to be executed by CONSULTANT
under the phases of the Basic services described in section 4.1 of
this Aqree.Jllent is as described in Exhibit -A-.
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SECTION 1 ~ puTltS QF CONSqLTANt
4.1 BASl' SjRylCES
Unless otherwise indicated, CONSULTANT shall perforln each
task and accomplish each objective described in Exhihit -A-..
CONSULTANT's 'Basic services shall be furnished. as. described in
EXhibit "A".
4.2 ApprTrQNAL SERVICES
CONSULTANT shall perform or ~tain any and all of the
following Additio~l Services, not included under Basic Services,
if &0 authorized in writing by CITY, and shall be paid as provided
in Section 6 0% this Aqreeaent:
4.2.1 Provide services
connection with any publ ie hearing,
proceeding of a court of record •
as an expert witness
arbi tration pr"ceedinq,
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CONSlTLTANT and his staff beyond. those nontlally required under Basic
Services..
4.2.3 Perform any other services that may b9 agreed
upon by the parties subsequent to the execution of t-~i5 A9reement~
4.3 GENERAL DUTIES Of QONSUL1AHT
4.3~1 CONSULTAnT represents that it is qualified to
turnish the services described under this Agreement~ CONSULTANT
further dec~ares that one or ~ore members or employees of its firm
and that of its subconsultants, if any, are licensed by the State
of california to perform their services and that theae services
will }:)e pertorllled by them or under their supervision. conSULTANT
shal.l. furnish to CITY for approval, prier to execution of this
Aqreement, a list of all firms or corporations to ~e employed as
subeonsu~ tents.
4 ~3.l CONSULTANT state.s that it is aware of the
requirements of the Government Code and the Health and Safety Code
of the State of ~liforni~ relating to access to public buildings
and accommodations tor physically handicapped persons, and relating
to facilities for handicapped persons. CONSULTANT shall comply
with such provisions in carrying out the terms of th~s Agreement.
4.3.3 CONSULTANT shall furnish CITY with every
re~sonable opportunity for CITY to ascert~in that the services of
CONSULTANT are being performed in accordance with the requireGents
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SECT~QN 5 -POTIES OF CITY
5~1 CITY shall provide full information reqarding its
requirements ~or the Project.
5~2 CITY sball examine documents submitted by CONSULTANT and
shall render d.eclslons pertaininq thereto promptly.. to avoid
unreasonable delay in the progress of CONSULTANT's work.
5.3 CXTY sball furnish the following information or reports:
S~3.1 preliainary Environmental survey ot Los Altos
Treatment Plant (-LATP-) site (June 1990J--wahler Associates.
S~3.2 Phase II Environmental survey of LATP site
(November 1990)--Wahler Associates
5.3.3 PASCO Space Requirements (october 1988)--
Arcbon Architects and Planners.
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Emcon Associates
Waste Characterization study (January 1991J--
5.4 The services, intormation.. surveys and reports required
by paraqrapbs 5.1 and 5.3 sball be furnished at CIT~' s expense., and
CONSULTANT sball ~ entitled to rely upon the accuracy thereof.
5.5 CITY shall furnish infonaation required by CONSULTANT as
expeditiously as possible.
SEctION 6 -PAYMENT
payment shall be made by CITY" to CONSULTANT only for
services rendered 5.,o'1.d within thirty (30) days of submission in
triplicate of monthly progress payment requests. Each invoice
shall be itemized as to the type of payment described in this
section.
6 .. 1 CONSULTANT's FEES
In consideration for the full performance of the Basic
Services described in Section 4.1 of this Agreement ana Reimburs
able Expenses set forth in Exhibit B, -Fee Schedule," which is
attached hereto and made a part hereof by this reference, CITY
agrees to pay CONSOLTANT a fee not to exceed Fifty-three Thousand
Four Hundred Thirty-Three Dollars {$53,433). The. amount of
CONSULTANT's compensation for the Basic Services shall be
calculated as set forth in Exhibit -8-, on a ti.ZDe and materials
basis, up to the .aximum amount set forth in this paragraph 6.1.
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6.1.1 Subconsultants. Fees for subconsultants, hir~d
directly by CONSULTANT, shall be approved by CITY in advanct:! of
incurrir~ such tees.
6.1.2 For Aruiitional Services. For CCNSULTANT's
Additional services, as described in Section 4 of this Agreement,
compensation sball not exceed Eiqhteen Thousand Sixty-Seven Dollars
{$18,067). CONSULTANT's compensation for the Additional Services
shall also be calculated on a time and materials basis, up to the
maximum aaount set forth in this paraqraph 6.1.2.
6.1.3 For Extra Work or Changes. Payment for extra
work or chanqes in the work not initiated by CONSULTANT and
authorized in writinq by the PROJECT ENGINEER shall be made within
thirty (30) days of submission by CONSULTANT of I!l statement in
triplicate of itemized costs cover.:nq such work. Prior to
commencing such extra work or changes, CONSULTANT and CITY shall
agree upon an estimated not-to-exceed cost for such extra work. In
no event shall CONSULTANT be. paid for work or change order
preparation which is necessary because of CONSULTANT's errors or
oversiqhts.
S.1.4 calculation of pirect Personnel Expense.
Direct personnel expense of employees engaged on the Project by
CONSULTANT includes the work of architects, engineers, designers,
job captains, draftspersons, specification writers and typists, in
consultation, research and design, in producinq drawings, specifi
cations and other documents pertaining to the Project. Included in
the cost of direct personnel expense of these employees are
salaries 6nd mandatory and customaty benefits :such as statutory
employee benefits, insurance, sick leave, holidays and vacations,
pensions and similar benefits.
6.2 PAYMENT SCHEDULE
6.2.1 Por Basic Services. Payments for Basic
Services IOhall be made in progress payments in proportion to
services performed in accordance with Exhibit -6-. Final payment
shall be made by CIT~ after CONSULTANT has submitted ~ll re~~ired
reports ana received approval thereon •
., 6.2.2 For Additional Services.. PaYll1ents for
Additional Services of CONSULTANT as defined in Section 4 shall be
made as part of the monthly progress payments fer services
rendered.
6 $ 2 .. 3 Payment Upon Suspens ion or Abandoronent of
Project.. I.f the Project is suspended for ][.ore than three (3)
months or abandoned in whole or in part, CONSULTANT shall be paid
its compensation for services performed prior to receipt of written
notice from CITY of such suspension or abandonment, t0gether with
additional and reimbursable expenses then due. It the Project is
resumed after being suspended for more than one hundred eiqhty
(180) days, any change in CONSULTANT's compensation shall be
Subject to renegotiation and, if necessary, approval by the Palo
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~to city council. If thIs Agreement is suspended or terminated
for fault of CONSULTAN'l', CITY" sball be obligated; to cOlrlpensate
CONSULTANT only for that portion of CONSULTA.'n's services which are
at beneti t to CITY.
SECTION 7 -PROGRESS AND COMPLETION
7.1 TtME IS OF THE ESSENCE
It is understood and agreed that time is of the essence
ot this Aqreeaent, and that, tollowinq receipt of Notice to
Proceed, CONSULTANT sball commence worle on iriitial tasks in
accordance with the time schedule in Exhitlit -A-. Work on
subsequent tasks shall proceed. in accordance with said tille
schedule.
7.2 TDm or COXPIQ1otl OF EACH TASK
7.2.1 CONSULTANT agrees to perform the services within
the time liait set t'orth in Exhibit -A-provided, however" that any
chanqe in the scope of services .or other changes due to CITY's
operating requiremE".nts lIIay require a revised time tab::'C!~
7~2~2 CITY agrees to exercise due diligence in
performing its tasks to implement the CONSULTANT's time table.
7 .. :) CITY'S REVIEW AN!) APPR9VAL
There are review and approval periods ~Y CITY of
CONSULTANT's work unCIer this Agreement, as provided l.n Exhibit
-A-. CrTY vill exercise due diligence to comp~ete these reviews;
however l it is recognized that the interrelated exchange of
infonaation among CITYts various departments makes it impossible to
set a specific time schedule. Nor=ally, the CITY's estimated
period of review and approval will be furnished to CONSOLTANT at
the time of submission of each document or item for review~
7 .. 4 EXTENSION OF TIME OF COMpI.ETION
1n the event the services called for under this Agreement
are no~ completed by CONSULTANT within the time specified# CITY
shall have the option to extend the time of completion. ~his para
c:raph does not preclude the reco ..... ery of dalllages for delay of either
party.
SECTION 8 -CHANGeS IN W0Blt
8.1 CITY may order major chanqes in scope or character of
work# either decreAsinq or increasing the amount of CONSULTANT's
services. In the event that such chanqes are ordered, CONSULTANT
shall be entitled to full compensation for all work performed prior
til receipt of notice of cbanqe .... Increased compe.nsation for major
changes shall be determined in ~ccordance with section 6 of the
Agr"lDent r but in no event shall CITY: ba lj.",ble for payment unle.ss
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the amount of such extra compensation shall first have been agreed
to 1n writing by CITY.
8.2 In th~ event that ~ajor changes are orderRd pursuant to
this section~ the schedule for proqress and completion in Section
7 of this Aqreement and compensation shall be adjusted by negotia
tion between CONSULTk~ and CITY# subject to approval, if
necessary, by the Palo Alto City Council.
SECTION 9 -TERMINATION OR SU~PENSIQN OF AGRE~NT
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CONSULtANT may terminate this Agreement or suspend vork
on the Project upon thirty (30) days' written notice to ClTY, but
only in the event of substantial failure ot performance by CITY or
in the event CITY abandons or indefinitely postpones the Project.
9.2 CANCELLATION BY CATV
Without li"mit~tion t.o such. rights or remedies as CIT¥'
shall otherwise have by law, CITY shall have the right to terminate
this Agreeaent or suspend work on the Project without cause, upon
fifteen (15) days· written notice to CONSULTANT, or immediately
after subaission to CITl by CONSULTANT of any completed i teltl of
service specified in Section " of this Agreement. CONSULTANT
agrees to cease all vork under this Agree~ent ~pon receipt of said
written notice.
9.3 COKfJ1lliSATION OF CONSULTANT IN THE
EVENT OF TEHKIllATION OF THIS AGREEMEtIT
In the event of termination of this
suspension of worle on the Pl.'oject by either CITY
CONSULTANT shall receive compensation as follows!
Ag reement or
or CONSULTANT.
9.3.1 For approved items of service under Section 4
of this Agreement. compensation shall be in the amount outlined
unde~ Section 6 of this Agreement for the items of service fully
performed by CONSULTAN·r.
9.3.2 For items of service on which a notice to
proceed has been issued by CITY, but 'Which have not be-en fully
completed and approved~ CONSULTANT shall be co~pensated for said
service in an amount which bea~s the same ratio to the total fee
otherwise payable for the performance of said service as the
service actually rendered bears to the total service necessary for
the full performance of said item of service.
9.3.3 In no event shall the total compensation paid
in the immediately preceding paragraphs exceed the payment
specified in Section 6 for the respective items of service to be
furnished by CONSULTANT.
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~ g. 3 .. 4i Notwithstanding anythill9 in the preceding para-
qrapbs, upon termination for fault of CONSULTANT, CITY shall be
obliqated to pay for only that portion of the service which can :be
incorporated in the Project.
9." DUTIES OF CITX AND coNSULTANT
Upon termination of this Agreement or suspension of work
on the Project by either CITY or CONSOLTANT, all duties ot CITY and
CONSULTANT, as set forth in Sections" and ~ hereinabove, shall
terminate.
SECTiON 1 Q -CONSULTANT I S ACCOUNTING RECORDS
Record&: of the tollowinq expenses pertaining to the
Project shall be :kept by CONSULTANT on a generally recogniz.ed
accounting basis and aha.l.l be available to CIT'l at 1Dutually
convenient t !mes:
10.1 Expenses pertaining to Basic services. (See section 6
of this Agre .... ent)
10 .. 2 Expenses pertainil19 to Additional Services. (See
Section 6 of this Aqreement.)
10.3 Direct personnel expenses, including
expenses. (See Section 6 of this Agreement.)
SECT1Qli 11 -COOfERSHIP OF pocllMENTS
consultant
11.1 Subject to the provisions of Paraqraph 11~2 below, the
original drawings, maps, plans, designs, records of surv~y, york
data, specifications, studies. reports and other dOCUlDents prepared
l>y CONSULTANT in the performance of this Agreement, although
instruments of professional service, are and shall be the property
of CITY whether the Project for which they are made is executed or
not.
~~2 Upon termination under Section 9 of this Aq~eement and
upon ClrY~s payment o~ the amount re~Jired to be paid under same
section, CONSULTANT shall transfer the originals and all drawings,
calculations, specifications, studies, reports and similar
documents to C:ITY upon request 'Without additional compensation.
CITY shall have the right to utilize any co~pleted or uncompleted
drawings, estimates, spee-ifications, stUdies, reports and other
documents prepared hereunder by CONSULTANT.
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SECTION 1? -INTEREST OF CONSUX/TNIT; CONSULTlt1IT
INDEPENDENT or CITY
12.1 In accepting this Agreement, CONSULTANT covenants that
it presently has no interest l and shall not acquire any interest,
direct or indirect .. :financial or otherwise, 'Which would conflict in
any aar.ner or degree with the perfo.nna.nce of the services here
under. CONSULTANT further covenants that, in the perfo~ance of
this Aqr_ent, no subcontractor or person havinq such an interest
shall be employed. CONSULTANT certifies that no one 1iho has or
will have any financial interest under this Aqreement is an officer
or employee of CITY.
12.2 It is expressly aqreed that in the performance of the
professional services required under this Agreement, CONSULTANT,
and any of its sUbconsultants or gmployees, shall at all times be
considered independent contractors and not agents o~ employees of
CITY.
SEctION 13 -OUTSIDE CONSULTANTS
CONSULTANT sball be responsible for employing all outside
consultants (subconsultants) necessary to aid. CONSULTANT in the
performance of the sarviees listed in Section' of this Agreement;
provided, however, that all sucb subconsultants shall r-eceive prior
approval of CITY in writing and sball remain acceptable to CITY
during the term of this Aqreement~
SECTION 14 -INDEMNITY
CONSUL'lI.NT agrees to protot=ct, indemnify, defend and hold
haraaess CTTY, its officers, agents and employees from any ana all
demands, claims, or liability of any natur-e# including death or
injury to any person# property damage or any other loss, caused by
or arisinq: out of CONSULTANT's, its officers'. agents',
subconsultants' or employees 1 negligent acts, errors, or omissions,
or willful misconduct I or conduct for which the law imposes strict
liability on CONSULTANT in the perform~nce or failure to perform
this A,greement ~
SECTION 15 -INSURANCE
15 • 1 INSURANCE COVERAGE
CONSULTANT, at its sole cost and expense, shall obtain
and maintain, in full force and effect througbout the entire term
ot this Aqreement, the insurance coverage described in Exhibit ·c· #
attacbed hereto and made a part hereof by this reference, insuring
not only CONSULTANT and it6 subconsultants', if any. but also, with
the exception of workers' compensation and employer's liability
insurance, CITY, its officers, agents and employees, and each of
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thea, with respect
CONSULTANT tor or on
to_ activities and services performed by
behalf ot CITY under the provisions ot this
Aqreement.
15.2 cgBTXFXCATES OF INSURANCE
certificates of such insurance, preferably on the torms
provided by CITY, shall be filed with CITY concurrently with the
execution of this Agreement. Said certificates shall be subject to
the approval ot the CITY Risk Kanager and shall contain an
endorsement stating that said insurance is primary coverage and
will not be canceled or altered by the insurer except after filing
with the City Clerk thirty {30) days' prior written notice of $uch
cancellation or alteration, and that the city of Palo Alto is named
as an additional insured (e¥cept in policies ot professional
liability insurance).. current certificates of such insurance shall
be kept on tile at all ti~es during the term of this Agreement with
the City Clerk.
SEctION 16 -WORKERS' QQKCEHSATION
CONSULTANT# by executin9 this Aqreement, certifies that
it is aware of' the provisions or the Labor Code of the State of
California 'Whicb require every employer to be insured against
liability ror workers' compensation or to undertake self-insurance
in accordance with the provisions of that Code, and certifies that
it viiI co.ply with such provi5ions before commencing the perform
ance of the work of this Aqreement~
SECTION 17 -AGREEMENT BINDING
The ter.s, covenants, and conditions of this Agreement
shall apply to, and shall bind, the heirs, successors, executors,
administrators, assigns and subcontractors of both parties.
SECTION Z 8 -NQ'JASSIGNApI1.rTX
18. 1 PERSONAL SgRVlCES OF CONSULTANT
Both parties hereto recognize that this Agreement is for
the personal services of CONSULTANT and ca.nnot be transferred#
assigned or subcontracted by CONSULTANT without the prior written
consent of CITY.
18.2 SERVICES OF suBCQNSULTANl AND THEIR EMPLOYEES
CONSULTANT shall be responsible for employing or engagiIl9
all persons necessary to perform the services of CONSULTANT here
under. No subconsultant of CONSULTANT .ill be recognized by CITY
as sucb; rather, all subconsul~ants are deemed to be employees of
CONSULTANT, and it agrees to ~e responsibl~ for their performance.
CONSULT~ shall give its personal attention to the fulfillment of
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the provisions of this Agreement by all of its employees and sub
consultants, if any, and shall keep the work under its control. If
any employee or subconsultant ot CONSULTANT fails or refuses to
carry out the provisions of this Aqreement or appears to be
inco.-petent or to act in a disorderly or improper manner" he or she
sball be discharged immediately from the work under this Agreement
on demand of CITY.
SECTION 1 fa -REI.IANCE upoN PROFESSIONAL SKILL OF
CONStlLTANT
rt is mutually understood and aqreed by an~ ~etween the
parties hereto that CONSULTANT is skilled in the professional
c&lling necessary to perform the work a9reed to be done hereunder
and that CITY re.lies upon the skill of CONSULTANT to do and perform
the work in a manner consistent with that level of care and skill
ordinarily exercised by members of CONSULTANT's profession, and
CONSOLTAlrl' agrees to thus perform the work.. The acceptance of
CONSULTANT'S work by CITY does not operate as a release of
CONSULTANT trom said obligation.
SECTION 2 Q -WAI\1ERS
Tbe waiver by either party of any breach or violation of
any term" covenant" or condition of this Aqreement or or any
prOVision" ordinance I or law shall not be deemed to be a waiver of
any other term" COV6n4nt, condition l o~inancel or law or of any
subsequent breach or violation of the same or of any other tera t
covenant, condition I ordinance, or law. The subs~quent acceptance
by either party of any fee or other money which may become due
hereun~er by the other party shall not be deemed to be a ~aiver of
any precedinq breach or violation of any term J covenant, or
condition of this Aqreement or of any applicable law or ordinance~
SECTION 21 -NO IMPLIEO WAIVER
No payment, partial payment, acceptance, or partial
acceptance by crTY shall operate as a waiver on the part of CITY of
any oLits rights under this Agreement.
SEctIoN 22 -COSTS AND ATTORNEyS· FEES
The prevailing party in any action brought to enforce the
terPs of this Agreement or arising out of this Agreement may
recover its reasonable costs and attorneys' fees expended in
connection with such an action from the other party.
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SECTION 2) -NONPXSCRIMINATION; PENALTY
23.1. purl OF CQNSUJ.TQNT
23.1.1 No discrimination shall be made in the employment
of persons under this Agreement because of the race" color,
national origin, ancestry, religion or sex of such person~ If the
value of this AqreelZtent is, or nay be, Five Thousand Dollars
($S,OOO) or more, CONSULTAN'l' agrees to meet all requirements of the
Palo AI to .Municipal Code pertaining to nondiscrimination in
employment and to complete and e:ubmit the -Compliance Report-
NondiFcrimination Provisions of city of Palo Alto contractG~ on the
:tor. furnished by CITY as Exhibit -0,· 'Which is attached hereto and
made is part hereof by this reference.
23 .. 1. • 2 CONSULTANT agrees tha t
services from independent providers shall
substantially as follows:
each agreement for
contain a provision
·PROVIDER shall provide CONSULTANT wi~~ a
certificate stat1ng that he (or she) is currently in
compliance with all Federal and State of California lays
covering nondisc::ri:mination in employment; that he (or
she) will pursue an affirmative course of action as
required by the Affirmative Action Guidelines of the city
of Palo Alto; and that he (or she) viII not discrimir.ate
in the employment of any person under this. contract
because of race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex or
reliqion ot such person.-
23.2 PENALTX FOR DISCRIMINATION
23.2.1 If CONSULTANT is found in violation of the
nondiscrimination provisions of the State of California Fair
Employment Practices Act or similar provisions of federal law or
executive order in the performance of this Agreement, it shall
thereby be found in material breach of this Agreement. Thereupon,
CITY shall have the power to cancel or suspend this Ag~eement, in
whole or in part, or to deduct from the amount payable to
CONSULTANT the sma of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25) for each person for
each c;alendar day during which such person was discriminated
against l as damages for said breach of contract l or both4 Only a
finding of the state of Cal.ifornia. Fair Employme.nt Practices
Commission or the equivalent fede.ral agency or officer shall
constitute evidence of a violation of contract under this section~
23~2~ 2 If CONSULTANT is found in violation of the
nondiscri.ination provisions of this Aq~eement or the applicable
affirmative action guidelines pertaining to this Agreement,
CONst7LTAN'l' shall be found in material breach of this Agreement.
Thereupon, CITY shall have the power to cancel or suspend this
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Agreement, in wbole or in part, or to deduct from the amount
payable to CONS11L'rANT the sum ot Two HUndred Fifty Dollars ($250)
tor each calendar day durinq which CONSULTANT is found to have been
in such noncompliance as damages tor said breach of contract, or
both.
SECTION 24 -ARBITRAtIQN
Upon aqreement of the parties any controversy or claim
arl.sl.nq out of or relating' to this Agreement may be settled by
arbitration in accordance with the Rules of the American Arbitra
tion Association, and judgment upon the award rendered by the
Arbitrators may be entered in any court havinq jurisdiction
thereof.
SECTIQH 25 -NOTICES
li1 notices hereunde.r-shall be. qiven in writing and
mailed, postage prepaid, by certified mail~ addressed as follows:
To CITY: Office of the City Clerk
250 Hamilton Avenue
Palo Alto, CA 94303
To CONSULTANT: Attention of the PROJECT DIRECTOR
at the address of CONSULTANT recited
above
SECTION 26 -ALL COVENANTS ARE CONDITIONS
All provisions of this Agreement ar-e expressly made
conditions.
2'.1 This document represents the entire and integ-rated
aqreement between CITY and CONSULTANT and. supersedes all prior
negotiations, representations, and aqreements, either written or
oral.
27.2 This document may be amended only tly written instrument,
signed by both ern and CONSULTANT.
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SECTION 21 -GOVERNING LAW
This Aqree.ent shall be governed by the laws of the State
ot Calit"ornie..
:IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed. this
Agreement the day and year first above vritten~
A1'TEST: CI TY OF PAW ALTO
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORK:
Assistant city Attorney
APPROVED:
Assistant city Manager
Finance Director
Risk Manager
APPROVED AS 1'0 CONTEll'r:
Public Works Department
Attachments:.
SCOPE OF PRCJECT , SCHEDULE
FEE SCHEDULE
INSURANCE
EXHIBIT -A
EXHIBIT -8-
EXHIBIT IIIC·
EXHIBIT I'ID" NONDISCRIMINATION COMPLIANCE REPORT
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aXHIBIT A -SCOPE OF PROJECT AND SCHEDULE
PALO ALTO SOLIO WASTE FACILITIES PEASIBILITY STUOY
General Information
The City of Palo Alto owns a 1.2 a~re Racyclinq Center located at
the entrance of the Palo Alto Sanitary Landtill identified on
Figure 1 attached to this Exhibit A and incorporated herein by this
reference~ The Center, through curbside and drop-otf proqr8.l'll.s"
accepts newspapers, aluminum and tin cans, glass, corrugated
cardboard, scrap metal, white paper, automobile batteries, and used
motor oil~ Palo Alto sanitation company (PASCO), the private
refuse contractor tor the City of Palo Alto, operates the Center
and provides collection and delivery of refuse and recyclables to
the land:filL PASCO operation facilities are located on a 1.9-acre
site on Genq Road (see Figure 1J ~ PASCO currently leases the Geng
Road ~ite from the City of Palo Alto.
The Los ~tos Sewaqe Treatment Plant (LATP} site, jointly owned by
the city of Palo Alto and the City of Los Altos, is located east of
the Bayshore Freeway at the foot of San Antonio Road (see
Figure 1).. It Is bounded to the northeast :by Mountain View
Shoreline Park and Charleston Slough; to the southeast, south and
southwest by offioes and light industrial companies; and to the
north and northwest by the Palo Alto Flood Basin. The site covers
a triangular area of about 13 acres identified on Fiqur6 2 attached
to this Exhibit A and incorporated herein by this reference.
Approximately 9 acres are available for the proposed project and
the remaining land is intended for preservation as a natural area.
Bordered by a 6-foot high dike, the site, with elevation mostly at
mean sea level, is within the lOO-year flood zone.
This Palo Alto solid Wast.e Facilities Feasibility Study shall
evaluate the suitability of locating fout'" solid 'Waste facilities (a
recycling drop-off center, a mini transfer station, a residential
hazardOUS waste drop-off facility, and PASCO operation facilities)
witbi~ the nine-acre LATP site~
Consultant's work under this project shall consist of a two-phase
site investigation and feasibility study. Under this agreement,
the consultant sha1l perform the following:
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Task 1
Consultant shall pertorm a detailed sludqe characterization
study of the northwest and northeast sludge ponds identified
on Fiqure 3 attached to this Exhibit A and incorporated herein
by this reference. The study shall include the followinq~
A. • sample collection
B. • 96-hour LeSO aquatic bioassay
• corrosivity test
• data analysis
c. • persistent/bioac~ulative analysis (TTLCJ
• persistentfbioaccumulative analysis (STLC)
• iqnitability test
• reactivity test
• listed toxies analysis [22 OCR 66696(0)(5)] usir.g EPA
Methods 8240 and 8270
• data analysis
Task 2
Consultant shall conduct field survey(s} and
samplinq(s) to provide quantities and qeographical
the contaminated soil and sludge at the Los Altos
Plllnt sIte.
Task 3
necessary
limits of
Treatment
Consultant shall prapare end file a Waste Classification Form
for the sludge with the california Department of Health
Services (DHS). This task I15hall be deemed complete upon
approval of the form by the DRS.
Tas);; 1
Consulbnt shall prepare and submit a report thor-ouqhly
documenting Tasks 1 through 3 detailed above for review and
a~proval as follows:
When the report is 95 percent complete, conSultant shall
submit five (5) copies of the draft report to the city for
review and comment~ Consultant shall revise the report as
directed by city. When the report is 100 percent complete, as
revised, consultant shall submit ten (10) copies each to the
City for final approval.
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Consultant shall attend two (2) "eetings with City staff
durinq Phase I.
PBA§I II -FEASIBILITY STupy
Task 1
Consultant shall prepare a conceptual design to include the
following four solid waste facilities within the nine-acre Los
Altos Treatment Plant site:
• PASCO operation facilities (employee parkinq$ office area$
drop box storaqe area, qaraqe and parts rOOD $ wash area,
fuel are4$ equipment parking, paint booth and welding area,
storaqe area, walkways, miscellaneous spa(;:e and throuqh-way)
including expansion for tuture needs.
• Recycl ing center tacili ty to accommodate
recycling =aterial accepted, automation
aethods and market flexibility.
the variety of
in collection
• Residential Hazardous waste Drop-Off facility f30' x 60'
buildinq for processing an~ storaqe of "'Wastes) to handle the
needs of both the City of Palo Alto and Los Altos.
• Mini transfer &tatien (~OO ~PO ~axi~~) ter city cr~ws and
city contractors only. The transfer station will consist of
an open-sided free span building. concrete slab f1oor, and
concrete drop-box area. Materials targeted for dispalia1
include landscapin9 debris, road construction spoils,
demolition materials, pipes, telephone poles and reels, and
wood pallet::;.
The conceptual design shall also address the" following:
Traffic flow (inbound, outbound$ and on-site)
Utilities
Lighting
Drainage
Fencing
Flood control
Waste containment
The conceptual design plans shall sho"W all improvements in
plan and elevation views. Site plans shall De accurately
drawn to scale (1:20) and completely dimensioned. Building
elevations and se.ctions shall l:>e accurately drawn to scale
(1/8-:1 1 ) and completely di~ensioned.
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Consultant shall discuss 90vernm~ntal jurisdiction over the
LATP .lte including land use and zonin9, regulatory aqencies,
and permit requirements.
Task 3
Consultant shall evaluate and d.iscuss the advantaqes and
disadvantaqes, including a cost benefit analysis., of the
following options,
• city purchasing balance ot LATP site from the City ot Los
Altos with offer to the city of Los Altos to extend the
services of the household hazardous drop-of~ facilities to
Los Altos residents or. an actual cost basis.
• Joint use and fundinq of solid waste facilities by the city
ot Palo Alto and the City of Los Altos.
• commercial development of the LATP site tor lease to the
prIvate sect.or.
'fask •
COn5ultant shall p=ovide a brief overview of the potential
impacts (i.~., construction, air pollution, noise, traffic,
vegetation and wildlife, hydrology and water quality,
aesthetics, coamunitycharacterlst!cs, socioeconomics, pests,
odor, public health and Ba~ety, police and fire protection,
utilities, energy, archeology, and disposal ot residuals) of
implementation of the facilities as designed in concept under
Task 1 of Phase XI.
Task 5
Consultant shall dis~~ss the advant~qes and disadvantaqes of
land bankinq"the four-&cre unused marshland for mitigation on
wetlands development. This shall include a description ot the
existinq wetland area, the alternatives for wetland
enhance.ment/creation, recommendations in tenas of avoidance of
wetland areas and appropriate buffers, and the possibilities
for use in a mitiqation bank. The discussion shall also
provide information on any possible juriSdictional wetlands on
or adjacent to the Los Altos Treatment Plant site that will
require consideration in the project desiqn.
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Consultant ahall prepar6 cost estimates and time tables for
the implementation ot the conceptual designs a~vanceQ under
Task 1 of Phase II for the tollowing:
• construction documents preparation
• Environmental Im~act !ieport (EIRJ
application
• facilities construction
• Closure/Post-closure Maintenance
Mechanism Preparation
Task 7
preparation and permit
Plan and Financial
Consultant shall prepare and submit: report and drawings
thorouqhly documenting Tasks 1 through 6 detailed above for
review and approval as follows:
Wher. the report and drawings are 60 percent cO%l\plet~,
consultant shall submit five (5) copies each to the City for
zeview and comment. consultant shall revise both documents
as directed by City. Wnen the report and drawinqs are 95
percent complete, as revised, Consultant shall submit five
(5) copies each to the city for review and comment~
Consultant shall revise both documents as directed by City.
When the report and drawinqs are 100 percent complete, as
revised, Consultant shall sUbmit ten (10) copies each to the
City for final approval.
Task'
Consultant shall attend three (3) meeting-with city sta.f:!
during Phase II.
Sc;hedule
The work under this Agreement shall be completed. in two
phases. Notice to Proceed for Phase II is contingent upon
favorable results (1. e., DRS approval ot th.e Waste
Classification Form for the sludge and economical rem~diation
of the contaminated scil) of Phase I. The estimated delay
between phases is 45 calendar days.
Phase completion shall be as follows:
PHASE I -150 calendar days from Notice to Proceed for
Phase I ..
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PHASE XI -160 calendar days trom Notice to Proceed tor
Phasa II, subdivided as f~llows:
SJ>lCS:SWF-'W •• '"
A: 60' completion
B: 95\ completion
C. 100' completion
TOTAL Phase I , II.
90 calendar days
45 calendar days
25 calendar days
220 calendar days
(excluding delay for OHS
approval of waste
Classification Form)
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SOliD WASTE FACILITIES
FEASIBILITY STUDY
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SOl!D WA. FE STE fACILITIES
ASIBILITY STUDY
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Task 2
Task 3
Task 4
Task 5
StlBTOTAL 1
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SERVICES
PHASE II OF BASIC S~CES
Task 1
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Task 3
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Task 5
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Task 7
'l'ask. 8
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PROJEC"r GRAND TOTAL FOR BASIC SERVICES
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Paq8 1 of 4
FEE
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1.475
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62Q
S 13,098
17.538
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2.'34
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SCHEDULE OF SERVICES, CHARGES. AND CONDlTlONS OF AGREEMENT
FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS
JANUARY I, 1991
lUI feu UI ut.abli.sbe.d in CQn!oIOll4l1ce with Dermal e..nvironment-al prac'tiee. .1 ne.~
chedule of Services. Charles. and Conditions of A,~ee~ent will be published t:o blcope
iffective Jazl1ury 1 of each yea:. '"%lIess ot.be:r a.rrangUlent.s ha ..... beeD pre'1010uslr .!g:-e!!!d
'pOD, charlu for work on C-tlllt:indnC projects will b.e bas.ed on th~ new sc!!.ed::.::le ~f
~!la.rles at the belim:ting: of u.~ yu~ it."1d budge.ts will be adjusted accordingly.
PROl'tSSIONAr. STAn' lln:S 801::-1';' CcS't
Assis':-2Jlt: E.n'iDee.r/Geolog.::s't .••..••..••.•.....••..••••••....•..•. ~ 6!.CC
Staff :Ena-inee r IGe.ologis"t .......•.•••.•••.••...•••••••.•.•...•••.•.. 60. 00
Senior tngineer/Geo 10&i$ t. .••••••••••••••••• " •••••••••••••••••••••• 99.00
Principa.l I.n'inee.r/t.7eologrs': ............ I •••• ~ ....................... 119 .00
usoc.io!'te. .••••.•.•. o. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 130. 00
Senior A.ssocia'te .••••••...••..••.•.•. ,o. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 14!o. CO
Senior Technic.ian .•.. " .......••.• o. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• is. 00
Teehnic:.ie .•......•.....•...........•..............•...•..........• 60. ['0
Se.ni.or Drait.tI!:::: ...................................................... i 0.00
Dr.:te:-................... , ........................................ E!.CO
word P:;;:)C.es$o: ••...•.............•.......•....•................•... L5.CC'
Geo't~~.ic:.&l As.$is,:e~ ......•..............•.................. o. •••• lot. 00
Cle::ice.l hsi5~ant. ................................................. 41.00
NonS: Tre.vel 'time .ill be d:'2.:-:g'!;c !.": t.he a.bove hourly .r2.'aS.
.. CO"l!rt 'tes~i.mony as a., Lge:;;: ","i;:ne.s$ ""ill be c.harg~d at 2. mi!:.i.=Uo:I c':a.:-:f!:
of $2.30.00 pe!' ho!.!:-.
~=e?ca.:.ion IO: a C.Ol.::-;: COl-Se: ... ·ill be cb.a::ged at. 't~e. above: bou:!y r.!-:i!.s.
O==::ce or field u.c:.~.:.!c.!l 5;:2.:: over.:.ioe: .re.qui::eC: ':0 be:::::.e!it: t:~! c.li-!:;-:
t,;ill be billed a-: 1.25 :i::le;S the abon hou:-ly :"2.:::es.
To.!s sche'!!ule ef cha:;g'!:s is h.esec on ope.rational C":lS-::S 2.;lr! is s~!;je::.-: -::::l
revision as de.te=:~e~ by cost fl~ceu~tio~s.
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C}ge 3 of 4
Co~&:7 yeh1ct •• (no Eileale c~rie, ••.••••••••••••••••••••• 9.00 pe~ hr.
CoapU)" .. hid .. Cea a!lU,1 c.h&rat) '-'"ich fiuclur •
l>eu1ty TeltiD, ~.t:S ............... _, ....................... lS.0a pe: b=-.
Vehlcl. travel. pet =ile. cxc.r~ ~~erc 1ftvol~ed at houtly rat •..... -!
Laboratar,. testins •••••••••• _ ••••••• _ ••••••••• _ ••• 5"elll: l,,"o::a:c':'! feoe: SC~"Ie-!I,;.~!:
Dr111tDl. tr.~~hin! •• topbY11eal •• ~d c~h~: e~!orat!on .
• ~ul,ccct aad/or •• ~1C.5 prov!~.4 ~1 subc~trae:or •••.•.. Cost ~ 20:
~onL~e~abl. 5&Sfllns tquipce~t p=eparat1on. p~: .a:pl •......•. $ S.1S
~.~d.bl •• ~liel e~u!~=eot~ pe= sa.~le .................... Ca5~ + 20:
7ort.bt. triaxial sh •• = tf:s:f~S la~o"ato"y. per d~y ••••.•••• , .••• 30S.CO
Po.-::acl. va~ •• he.!.:', pe:o ca! •..... ~ .......••.••••••••..••.•••..•• 305.00
~ut~r 1:1;1. tee~~ical a?plic&tiGcs~ pet bcur •••.•••••.•..•..• 23.00
Seir.::.!.e rl!!'act!C)::, I!:-;l.:ir-.~~ ................................ Ir.::! rl!:~l!f:s:::
Ot~a!' .pe~!.a! e'G.'tO!:?=It::.: .••..•..•••...• _ .•....•......•• _ •.. 5t:e E.'(r-.:''')!-:, A.
;..11 c:.~:"1-! for =.!..s~e!.lf.:\e:lus ~tsile c.os;;s 1":'11 c:c~utel! or: t~.1! 'Ilu"!.'! c:
cO.$; pIllS 20%.
P=!lI.ti-:'l &-:l.e!. -:I~':"=C:·":C:-:!a:.
t.!.el':'CS
Car O~ p!c:~? re~t~l
t~~~c:,:a:!o: b~ ~=l~c '&~:~I!::"
CO!:?ute:
S?ec:ial equ!?=I!~t r~icai
Spec:!Ll fee!~ 1:s~~&::.c:.e o!' pl!~~~
Sh!,pi~i c:b4rses
~e11. ~~l lodgi~1
'!ele?bCi::..e
I=-becse ~e~!,od~;!.~~ t=S~$ a:a c:~a:"e! &~ $.15 pe: shl!~~. SFee!~!c ~~Cte5
""ill b. Pt'O~·i:!.2C f,,:, C:C]i.es o! p:-cv:":Hl.517 iuuell! %'2'0:':$.
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EXHIBIT A
Schedule of charges ror EQuipment Use
November I, 1990
Steamcleaner
Generator
Pneumatic Pumps
Gasoftne Jet Pump
Electric Jet Pump
4" ~bmersible Pump
Tenon Bailers
Polyethlene Tubing 112" -f.D. Per ft..
I· -f.D. Per rt..
Pneumatic Controller -Well Wizard
Parameters Kit
Turbidity Meter
Dissolved Oxygen Meter
Water Level Meter
Metals Filter Chamber
Disposable Metals Filters low Capacity
High Capacity
Air Monitor Instrument· OVA, PID.
G-astechtor -Hydrocarbons, Methane
.G'i!fQ~r Counter
Air Sampl ing Pumps
Weather logger
Data Logger
Soil Gas Prc~e KIt
Health & Safety Kit
Nitrogen Tanks
Soi I Tubes & Caps
Well Locks
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Dai i ..... Charop
S 120.00
S 120.00
550.00
$40.00
$32.00
$40.00
55.00
50.25/rt.
SI.OO/ft.
$20.00
$75.00
12000
$20.00
$10.00
S 10.00
58.00
$1500
$7500
$5000
$3500
53500
$ I 50.00
$15000
! 50.00
$10,.00
52500
$700
$1200
$10.00
Each
Each
Each
Each
Each
Each
EaCh
Each Disposable Bailers
Monitor Well Plugs·
Nitrile Gloves
2"· S23.00, 4"· $2500, 6"·$4400
SOil Gas Probe Kit
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S50.00
Pair
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~O. Box 1073.3
illo Al to, CA 94:::,(t3-{~~)
41:5) 328-0900
,'A'£.Cj
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·;.0. Bo~ 10023
3.10 Alto, CA 943(1.3
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~o ~I::;'HTS U~ THE CERTIFiCATE HOlDER. THIS CEAT~ICAT£ DOES NOT AMEND.
IE)(TENO O~ Al. rER THE CO· ... EAAGE MFQROeI) iY TME POlICIE 5 !If LOW
COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERJ'.GE
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:lCClUSIQNS AHD CONom~s OF SUCH POI.ICIE'S. UJ,,'TS SHOWN MAY MA'IIE BE£1'tl REDuCED BV PAlO CLAIMS
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10 Alto, CA 94303
SHOULD ANT Of" Tl-IE ...solIE DE:SCRIaEO POLICIES BE CANCEU£O 8EFOAE TME
EJa'tRATiOfII DATE nEAEOF. TKE ISSUING COUP/lNV WIU. Ermo~ TO
JoIAIL 3(ln~'I'S W~EN NonCC fO THE CfiFHlflCAlE liOl..DelI NAIlED 'TO THE
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P9t1CY NUM8£R: (90)600481438 COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY
THIS ~NDCRSEMENT CHANGES THE POLICY. PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLV.
ADDITIONAL INSURED -OWNERS, LESSEES OR
CONTRACTORS (FORM B)
ThiS e:1do.semen! modifies insurance prol(ided uncer the 'arrowing.
COMME.RCIAl GENE.RAL LIABjUTY COVEP..AGE PART.
Noilme 01 Penon or Organi.zation~
CITV OF PALO }UO
ATT~: CHAD CENTOtA
P.O. BOX 10250
PAlO AlTO.CA. 94303
SCHEDULE
(If no entry lPPe3fS above. information requfred ~o cemplele :hJs endorsernent win be shown in the Dec:arahons
~s applicable to this endorsemcrtt)
WHO tS AN lNSURED (Section tl) Is amended to include as an insurec the person or orgar'liZi!tion shown in the
xhedule. bul only with respect to liabmty arisinlS out of --:rour work" for that insured by or Jor you
RE: ALL WORK PERFORMED BY OR ON BEHALF OF OUR INSU.ED AT ALL LOCATIONS UNDER CO~TRACT WITH CERTIFICATE HOLDER.
CG 20 101185 Copyrigr.t. lnsurar.c.e ~ervfces Office, Inc .. 1984
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COMPANY
CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE
4/16/91
DATE
NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED
Wahler Associates
1023 Corporation Way, P. O. Box 10023
Palo Alto, CA 94303
This certifies that the insurance policy (described below by a policy number) written on
forms in use by the Company has been issued. This certiftee:e is not a pouey or a binder or
insurance and does not arter~ amend or extend the coverage afforded by that policy.
Notwithstanding any requirement. 1erm or condition of any contract or other dccument to
which this cer1ificate may pertain, the insurance afforded by the policy is subject to all 01 ~s
terms, exclusions and conditions.
TYPE OF INSURANCE Professional LiabilitylEnvironmentar Impairment liability
POlICY NUMBER EFFECTNE DATE EXPIRATION DATE
910068 1/1/91 111192
LIMITS OF lIASIUTY $1,000,000. Each ClaiIT'JAnnual Aggregate
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
All professional services by the insured for the certificate holder.
CANCELLATION If the descnbed por,cy is cancened, materially ahered or changed by the
Company before ~s expiration date, the Company will man written notice to the certir.cate
holder thirty (30) days in advance. If the described policy is cancelled by the insured
before Us expiration date~ the Company will ma~ written notice to the certificate holder within
thirty (30) days 01 the notice \0 the Company from the insured.
CERTIFICATE HOLDER
City of Palo Alto
Attn: Chad Centrol.
P. O. Box 10250
Palo Alto, CA 94303
!$SUING COMPANY:
TERRA INSURANCE COMPANY
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inUCDl THIS CERTIFICA Tf IS rssu£C AS A YA !TEfl! OF INFO,q MA TION ONl Y A.NO
CONFERS 140 RIGHTS I}FtON THE CERTlFK:ATE HOlDER. nus CERTIFICATE
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DOES NOl AMEND, EXTENO OR AI. TEFl THE CO\l''ERAGE AFFORDE!) BY "i'HE
COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGE
~ECEIVfO
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CTHtS ~ TO CE=;TIFY 1 ..... T T~E POl.ICIES OF INSURMICe: usrED !fcov.' ~"".,= 9!=1I! ISS.UEO TO T",E INSUelf," NAME-O .. eove FO;:; ,I-IE "'Qi.iCV P~i=lIOO
.INDICATED, NQT\'\IlTl-'STAr.'OliIIG AN¥ FliEOVIREM£NT. TE""'" OF! CQhOIilCi\,1 C;:: ANY CONT>tACT OF! OT~;::~ DOC\J~"E .. T WITH ,"es;>ec, TO WI-fICI-I THIS
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rv OF PALO AL TO
tn: Chad Centol~
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lo Alto, CA ~43Q~
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1 St'.0'A0 NoN' Of tHE '-SOliE OESC.~lSEt! POUClES ee CANC£l.lE"tl BEFORE '!"t{E ~ ~ ~ TE Tl-!.EREOF. TKE rSSUtNG COtdAHY 'MLL fNOEAIIOA TO 1 ...... -'-DAYS WRIITr;N NQTJCE TO THe: (;EATlFlCATf: "OlDER NAMEC "f0 THE
) LEFT, 8!JT FAlLUAf "f0 MAlt.. SUCH ,.OncE. SHALL IMf"OSE "'0 09lXiATION 01=1
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-'. PRE-AWARD PHASE OF CONTRACT:
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1 ~ In, addi tion to the Certificate, (If Nondisc-riminat ion
required to be filed under Section l.30.090 of the Palo. Alto,·
JI!unic.ip~l Code (here.inafter I·PAMC"):I· the bidde-r shall complete
:l quest !onnaire fUTnished by the Ci ty setting forth the affiTma~
tive actions the bidder has t~ken OT ~il1 tzke to:
a. Recruit minorities in its locatio~, for all levels of
jobs.
b. Select methods aS5urinr equal employment opportunity
fOT all persons.
c. Establish a-training pTogra. for new hires ~here
necessary to aSSUTe ample opportunity fOT the less
qualified to more fully qUllify.
d~ P~oyide adequate OppoTtunity for upgrading and further
training to assure equal opportunity in advancement
and proDlotion ..
e_ Provide counseling service COT all who may need help
to advance, especillly ne~er employees.
f. Educate sup~rYisors regardiDi nondiscrimination pr&ctices~
z. In addition to furnishing the completed Questionnaire
I.::tlled for under 1. above, each biddeT for a construction or ser
"tee project within the City shall submit the following information
for ni. .... H·lf and subc.ontf"actoTs. This information shall constitute
the hjdding contractor's Minority Employment Program (hereinafter
"MEr") •
a. The estimated total. n~ber by job classifica.tion of
pcrs~nnel who shall be used by the contractor and each
subcontractor in performance of the contract. these
numbers shall include the estimated breakdo.,,:n of
minorItIes to be used in each classification. To the
.b~st extent possible the contractor shall estimate the
minoTity brea~down by month for the life fa the contract.
So estimate furnished under this subparagraph shall be
construed or enforced as a hiring quota.
b_ Tn preparing these estimates it is expected the bidder
kill take, or agree to take. these additional steps to
assure .affirmative action in the field of minority
employment:
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l~ck of service rendered by the resources reco~~ended~
nor sball he be responsible for developing an MEP for
any bidder, O_T _to serve as a. r:ecruiter for any bidder~
Bidders shall be allowed to Tevise their MEP after
consideTaUon,:"::If bidders withdraw their MEP for
revision .. their revised program !!lust be-,resubmitted by
a date which shall be" established by the" Ci ty Manager.
Bidders failing to have their revised, MEP submitted_
by the established date shall not be classified as a
responsible bidder.
The City Manager. purst'ant to the luidelines. shall make
a deeisidn as to the responsibility of each bidder.
S. AWARD PHASE OF CON'l'RACT:
Upon award of " the contract by the City. the recipientts ~EP
which has been approved and accepted by the City. shall be an
integral part of the contract and subje~~ to Section 2.30.093.of
the PAHC~ No contractor shall be dee.ed in material breach of
contract under PAMe Section 2.30.093 when he has made a reasonable
and substantial effort to co~ply with the MEP.
C. POST-AWARD PHASE OF CONTRACT:
1. The contractor shall post in conspicuous places. avail-
able to employees and applicants for employment. notices to be
provided. setting forth the law prohibiting discrimination and
adviSing anyone vho feels he is being discriminated against to
advise the FEPC.
2. The contractor shall "alee lI.'ri tt~n progress reports en
the performance of his ~1EP at inter"fals established 'by the City
Manager. The contractor, however~ is encouraged to submit
""ritten reports as often and ~hen he deems it relevant to his
~lEP.
3. The City Manager shall monitor the performance of the
MEP until completion of the contract and ~ill report to the
PAHRC on the progress of the contrClctor in living up to his MEP.
4.. Any questions of possible brea.ching of ,,'fP shall be
discussed vitb the contractor by the City Manager.
; .-Beference8
ResotutiOl'l.8 .o~ 4144 and 4Z4S
Pato A Z to Htl.n.i.eipa Z Codti! 2.3·0.090
Ordinanoe io. 2420
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t~1 Such 9uidell~~s sh.ll be ~ade .val1able to
.11 pe-rsons deur.ing to bi'!. CIt! ci.tj business.-
S:£CTION 2. That .Secti!?n 2.30.091 be .l.!dI?1 .. ~~ ~h~;Pa.l0 Alto
MUftiCip&l COda to rea~ as follo~s:
-2.30.091 Certifleate of Dondl.crimination. Each bld~er
Ihall enclose wlth hlS &ld • certlflcate etating whether
he il currently in compliance ~lt~ all federal ~nd State of
Californla law. coverinq nondi5cri~ination in e~ployment. £nd
that be wlll pursue an .I£irnative course of action as requIred
by affirmative action guidelines as set forth ift Section
2.30.090 end resolutions adopted pur5uant thereto~ .n~ ~hat
if .varded the ~ontract he ~ill not discriminate in the em
ployment of any ~rsoft under the contract because of race,
color. national oriqln or ancestry. or reliqlon. of such
persod~ and that h~ will pa~tlcipate~ if requc.t~d. in pxe
.ward review of b~5 qua11fic~tiohS under proVls~on. of thi •
•• C"t1on~-The re:qulrement.5 of thi. 5.ct.iofl shall apply only
to contr&~ts iD e~ce5S of rive thousand dollar. for serviee.5
or tor .. eo=bination of 5@rYic~s and supplies.-
SECTION 3. That Section 2.30.0'2 be added to the Palo Alto
ftunlcipal Code to read as folloVst
"2.30.092 Perl-altie", fot' dlSerimination in em 10 lI'nt.. My
conttactor ~hall be toun In Y10 Allon 0 t e nond1S
crimination provisions of the State ol California Fair
Eaployment Practices Act or similar provisions of federal
law or e~ecutiYe order in the perform.nce of any contract
~ith the city. thereby shall be !O~h~ in mater!al breach
of .uc~ contract and thereup~~ the city shall have power
to cancel or .~spend the corltrA<:"t. in vt:ole or il1 part, or
to a.d~ct from the .~~u~t p~yabl~ to such contracto~ the
sum of tvent,-f~ve dollars ($2S.~OJ fOf each ~rson for each
ca.lendar day durin.:; ",tach such p.~rsOn was discrJ.minated
a,gainst.. a.!'! d.ll"lo!!lq@s f~r said brc.)ch ot cr)ntrl:ct. or-bOth.
only .. fllldu1o; of the Stale of C .... lifornl.l. T.il" f:mployment
Practl.ces Cuml'lus.s"OIl or the e'l.l,li ""le:-t f('drl"~l aqencj' or
offici!r shall con~titute f:vldcn<.:·~ of • 'Il'io!.aUon of contr-act
under this secti~n.-
MUnicipal Code to re~d a~ fDl!DV5;
"'2.30.(9) .Per.alt~es for 'Iliolaot.,:,orl of a:fi['lflati".ll! actlon
p.rovisions. Any cQl'lt::a~t.or .... ho shall. ~e foun.d b,/ t.he Cl.ty
Manager to be ~n vJ.olatlon o! r.lS agl~em~nt to pur see an
affirmative co~r5e of ~ctlon 0: in v~ol.tion of any provision
of the lIfflrmalJ,,';'e action quidelin"!'s pert.ain ~nq t.o his con
tract shall be foune in mo:Jterial l;'reach of 5\lch contract. and.
ther~upon the City ~M.1I have ?,~er to c~ncel ~r susp~l'ld the
contract, in ""hole or in part, cor to -Je:'luct frem the a""c~n.t
payat.le to such contractor the sum ,,~ t .. ·o hundred fifty
.~ollars IS2S0.DO) for E'Olc::h calendar ca'l dur,i":II; .. ,t'llch the
"contractor IS fo~nd to r.ilve bec;"I H'o t10I'l.C0I"1p.l1ance. as dilm
aqes lor saId L~ea~~ of ~ontract. or ~oth.-
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Part C~m~le(~ che follovin,=
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or other T~?~~ting unit ccv~r~d ~
by this r-e.~c .. L
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3. N::lIle and 2-dJre~s 'Jf principal
offj,e;e c·£ .:i);:ajl.i.~:j'.
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4. Name and ~~dr¢ss of p~r~n~
company:; Z-:I ~flili3ted
corp~!'l!t,;.,n.
5. ~ • .:lmc and ... \tin~s:" c! rrillle
contra~t~, (~om?l~ie c~ly if
this is a !iOpt-·:l·ctf.;!;;:tOY'S,
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Nam~ ~f ~~r~a~ ;=~p~7i~l
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Charles W~ Perry
WafiTer Asso<:iates
1023 COI'"p{lration 'rlay
Palo Alto, CA 94303
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Jack G. Wu1ff. Prs-sident
1023 Corporation ita,)'
Pal c Alto, CA ~4l03
1023 Cc!'poT"Cltfon l:iaj
Palo Al to, CA 9~303
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b. Siinatur~ and title of author"
i~ed representative.
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1;,. pr'S;d.nt~
Date: Jun. II. 1991
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1. Attach ~ statement of your company's policy O~ e;u~[ e~p:~)'~e~t
opportunity to all persons ~itho~t regard to r~~~. creeJ, CO~~T,
national origin. or ancestry. and describe ~hat s:eps ~~ve been
taken te put this policy into effect.
Pclic~ has been implemented as described in program.
Ilart III Circle the proper answer
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Yes ..:...~
Have you informed cOlllpa.ny officials and re;preser:::a.:ivc>;
re-gardinr: the non~discrimination provisions of Cit~· of
Palo Alto Contracts?
Have you examined your company's practices regarding a~sign
me-Dts. layoffs or transfers of your employees fTO~ one )~b
to another for ewidence of ; practice or employ~ent p3:t~rn
that miabt appear to be discriminatory and based upon race,
religion or national ori&i01 Are they non·discriminarcrf~
OQ you have educational or training prcgram~ Spor.50~eJ or
financed for the benefit of employees or prospec:ire
employees!
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Ho~ many people parti~ipate in these ~~c~ra~~?
Ho~ ~an1 are minoritie5?
Does your help ~anted advertising state that you are an
equal opportunity employer?
Are a~y apprentices obtained frem sources outside the
employer's work force'? [f yes ,-have you cir-cul.iltc-d inf"T":It
atien about apprenticeship openinis or opportunities t~
the [ollo .... ing?
Yes No
Yes No
Yes '0
State Employment Offices
Newspapers or other me~ia
Hiah Schools. including those in minority ~TC'i:;o
areas.
local trade or vocational schools. inc1IIJjf.~ .i1.,!",~
~ith minority group stu~ents.
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Yes No
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Yes No A,encies and/or oraanilation specializing in minority
employment.
Yes No Federal or State Apprenticeship repre~ent~tives4
Whoc? ________________________________ _
Oth.r~s~ ________________________ ___
If you aYe! prime contractor, have all subcontractors
covered by ~hese compliance inspection reports been instructed
a5 to their contractual obligations relating to the non 4
discrimination rrovisions of City of Palo Alto Contracts?
Explai..n: res. 11 Jtave beer. instructed per tne City's contract directives.
Have all recruitment sources been advised that all qualified
applicants viII receive consideration for employment ~ithout
regard to race, color. creed or nacional origin?
Identify (names and addres5es) the employment agencies,
personnel recruitment organizations. newspaper advertising
or other non-union sourceS from which the company recuits
its personnel.
(a) San Francisco Chr-·:Jnide .. San Francisco. CA
(51 San JOse Mercury News. san Jose. ex
(el Peninsula Times TT;b~n~. Palo Alto, CA ra) stanfQrd OnlVfrslty, stanrord .. eX
(e, lIniversity of California. Berkeley. CA
(t) unlversHy Of Santa CLar-a,. santa tiara. tA
(9) foothill College, Los Altos Hills, CA
(til bffiployment oevel~prnent Dept •• San Mateo. eX
Have you a collective bareaininz agreement vith a labor union
or ether organization?
If yes. specify the UDion(s) or organi~3tion(s)
H~ve yeu advised the labor union andlor worker organizat-
ion of the company's respoDsibility under the non-discriminat·
ion provisions of City contracts?
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Approximately what peTCtilt,aRe of your ~mr!o~'l.:CS CL:~'\"T:'J
by union aareernnt.s are referred by or hirC'~ thr.;:u:,:h till'
unions?
Explain pro,edure [or hirini balanceo ______________ ___
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Does the co~pany'~ collective bargaining ~~rc~~~~! 0r
other c(.ntr&ct or understanding ... ith a labor Url:.r'. (.'r
unioDs) or other vorter's orlani:aticn inclvde ~ r~llisl n
fer non·discriminatioD in eMployment?
Is there any labor union or worker'S or~3ni:3ti~n POll~)
'Which prevents you from fulfill ing your on 1 j :::a! i-=;.~ L;r.,jc r
the non-discrimination provisions of (itr cc:",tr:l..:ts?' If so. specifyo ______________________________________________ _
Specify the trade(s) or craft(s) involr~d i" t~l~ ~ontr~ct,
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