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THE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL
Palo ~tO, California
conduit Qec~Daney License Agreement yith Digital Equipment
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Members of the council:
Report in Brief
This report requests that Council ratify a conduit Occupancy
License Aqreement between the City and Oiqital Equipment
Corporation (Digital). This aqreement establishes the terms and
conditions wherein Diqltal may use conduits installed and owned by
the Utilities Department in downtown Palo Alto ~or operation of a
Oigital fiber optics communications syste.. A simila~ agreement
exists between the city and Cable Co-op for use of conduits tor
camsunity antenna television service (CATV~)
BaPkqround
Diqital currently occupies facilities at 250 University Avenue, 130
Lytton Avenue and 529 Bryant Stree.t that are linked by a microwave
syste.~ An additional link. ties Digital to the Mer facility at 525
University Avenlle~ From their 250 University AvenUe facility.
Digital also operates a central communication facility for several
large international networks~
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A new Diqitel work qroup is beinq relocated to Palo Alto from the
East Coast. They will occupy 181 Lytton Avenue. As part of their
relocation, Digital recognized the need to shift from a microwave
system to a fiber optics system capable of greater data
communications speeds and capacities.
Because of tbe extensively built-up nature of the downtown are.a, it
would be very expensive tor Digital to install its own conduit
facilities. As an alternative. Oiqital considered cont~actin9 tor
fiber op,tics services from Pacific Bell. The terms and cost .for
that service were considered to be excessive by Digital.
Diqital approached the City through the city Manager's oft ice about
establishinq an improved communications system, linking its
facilities in downtown Palo Alto. Because the Utilities .Department
owns many underground conduits in the downtown area, some ~f w~ich
are already being leased for CATV use, staff finds it acceptable
.for Diqital to use available conduits for its fiber optics netwo!"k.
staff was also interested in working with Digital to encouraqe
retention of a major employer.
Digital hired a fiber optics installation firm to investiqate the
existinq conduits. The firm \:Iorked with Utilities Department staff
to locate mutually acceptable conduits for the pr~posed system. A
license agreement was drawn up to cover the terms and conditions of
Digital's use of the conduits. The agreement incl~~es a $1.00 per
year per toot rental cost for their use. This amount is comparable
to the fee established with PacBell, whose rate is slightly lower,
but which will cover the City's cost. Approximately 7,000 feet of
conduit will be leased.
Due to the critical timing of the relocation of Digital's work
group, the ftgreement was executed by the City Manager and Diqital
to permit Oiqital to proceed with tiber optics cable installation
in a timely fashion~ By the time this report reaches the council,
the fiber optics system should be in and operatinq.
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Recopendatioo
Staft recommends that Council:
Ratify the execution of a Conduit Occupancy Liceniiie Ag"t'6teJllcnt
between the City and Diqital Equip.ent Corporation, and au~~or~ze
the Mayor to execute this Aqreement.
Respectfully submitted,
n L.~j"y)~~ Ii'
HI CllAEL BEANLAND
Electrical Engineering Manager
L (/PI. -_I
Er:~~~':r
Interis Director of Utilities
BERNARD M. STROJNY
Assistant City Manager
Attachments: Contract
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CONDUIT OCCUPANCY LICIIIISl! AGf<BBMEIIT
.Jhis C~dricu.pancy License A9~eement ("Agreement·),
dated ~ of VlA. • 19~1. is entered into by and
b~tween the City of Palo Alto, a chartered city and a California
municipal corporation {"City"} and Digital Equipment CorpoI."ation,
a Massachusetts corporation, 'With offic!?s at 250 UnivE!z-sity Avenue,
Palo Alto. California (ftLicensee~).
WHEREAS, in the city of Palo Alto, City owns and opera~es
an underground system of conduits ana accessory bOXE:s located
within its streets, roadways, and other public rights of way
("System"); and
WHEREAS, Licensee wishes to gain acc:ess to City's System
in order that it ~ay lay and place fully-dielectric fiber optic
cable '·Cable"); and
WHEREAS. City wishes to grant
license to use and occupy a p::.rtion
prescribed ter.ms and conditions;
Licensee a non-exclusive
of Cit.y;s Syste!'n under
NOW; THER~FORE. in consideration of the following
covenants; terms; and conditIons, the parties agree:
1.(1 l:REM. The initial term of this license shall
commence upon its execution by City, and shall continue for a
period of five (5) y-ears. The initial term may be extended by
Licensee for Buccessive five-year periods, provided:
1.1 City receives from Licensee, in writing, not less
than 30 days prior to the expiration of the initial tenn, a
declarat::'on that Licensee intends to extend, the term of this
Agreement for additional f_ive-year terms !.!pon t!le covenants, terms,
conditions of this Agreement and such other covenant~, te~, and
conditions as may be established by City;
_1.:2 City agrees, in writjng, to such extension by
executing a modification to this Agreement, as necessary;
1.3 Licensee is not in default of any provision ot this
Agreement; and
1.4 Tnis Agreement has not been terminated by City.
2.0 GRANT OF LICENSE;. City grants to Licensee, and
Licensee accepts from City, subject to all cover~nts; terms, and
conditions hereof. a non-exclusive. revocable license to access and
lay. place. and maintain its cable; and Licenge~ covenants that no
other form of cable; including, but not limited to. coaxial signal
cable and any other cable or ather means of communication by cable,
now or hereafter lTUIlufactured, shall be located within City's
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System during the initial term and any extended tenn of this
Agreement.
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writing,
2.1 Subject
of Licensee's
as more fully
to City's prior written approval, the
Cable shall be designat.ed by Licensee, in
descr~bed in Exhibit -A-.
2.2 Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as a
grant of or a creation of a franchise right in Licensee.
::2.3 This grant of license sha.ll not be assigned by
Licensee. and any assignment of or attempt to assign such Agreement
is void.
2.4 In consideration of thi.s grant of non-exclusive,
revocable license by City, during the initial term, Licensee shall
pay a license fee to City~ which shall be due and payable on the
dates of completion of any installation of its cabla. Such license
fee shall be equal to the product of the rate of one dollar ($1.00)
per lineal foot per year of Cable installed by or caused to be
installed by Licensee and the length of Cable installed within
City's System during the initial t~rm. The license fee shall not
be reduced in the event th~t Licensee elects to reduce the length
of its Cable at any ti~~ during the initial term. Such license fee
shall be increased by City whenever Licensee installs: additional
lengths of its Cable to City'S System, and an additional license
fee shall be due and payable in accordance with che terms hereof.
2.5 Camm~ncing on the first day of any extended term,
Licensee shall pay a license fee in an amount computed in
accordance wit.h the rate set forth in Section 2.4, p~ovided.
however, the rate per linear foot shall be adjusted annually. and
such adjustment shall be equal to the lesser of {il t.en percent
(lOt) of the annual rate per linear foot in effect for the last
year of the applicable init ial term or extended term, Dr part
thereof .. or (ii) a rate adjustmeut. established in accordance with
a change in the Consumer Price Index [All Urban Consumers] (base
years 1982-1984 = 100) for the San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose CSMA
(~CPI-) published by the United States Department of Labor, Bureau
of Labor Statistics (·Index~J. which is published most immediately
preceding the anniversary date of any extended term (-Extension
Index") _ If the Extension Index has increased over the Beginning
Index, the rate adjusted by the cpr shall be set by multiplying the
rate per linear foot in effect for the ~~diately preceding year
by a fraction, the numerator of which is the Extension Index and
the denominator of which is the Beginning Index. In no case shall
any Cpr-adjusted rate per linear foot be lower than the rate in
effect for the immediately preceding year. The license fee shall
not be reduced in the event that Licensee elects to reduce the
length of its Cable at any time during an extended term.
2.6 As additional consideration to City for this grant
of Don-exclusive, rev~able license. at City's election and upon
City's request.. Licensee shall install or shall caused to be
installed in City's System such lengths of coaxial signaL fiber
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optic, or other cable owned by City whenever Licensee installs or
causes to be installed its Cable in City's System. The costs and
expenses of the concurrent inst-allation of City's cable :t,y Licen
see or Licensee's contractor shall be borne solely by City.
3.0 LICENSBE'S RI.GHTS M"D OBL:J: __ GATIONS. I .. icensee. at its
sole cost and expense, shall exercise the following rights and
perfDrm the following obligations set forth below.
3.1 Licensee shall request. in ..... rieing. City's
permission to install its Cable in City's System. Licensee shall
intorm City's Director oE utilities. in writing, of the length and
size of any s~ch Cable, and shall further inform City's Director of
Utilities, five (5) days in advance, of the proposed dates for the
completion of installation of its Cable.
3.2 Licensee shall identify its Cable with durable,
visible tags tr~t describe the number, color~ size, and manufacture
of the cable and an}" other criteria as may be established or agreed
to by City~ S Director of Utilities or a designated representative.
3.3 Licensee shall be pfJ.'rmitted to make any and all
necessary rearrangements, maintenance, and repairs to its Cable
without giving prior written notice to Cit:y in the event that
Licensee is the sole occupant of any portion of City's System
within which its Cable is located, p=ovided, however, Licensee
shall obtain and .maintain any required permits or licenses prior to
initiating aDY work of rearrangement, maintenance, or repair. Any
such rearrangements, maintenance, or repairs shall be performed
with due care by Licensee or one acting on behalf of Licensee,
including Licensee's employees, agenr.s, or representatives.
3.4 Licensee shall give 30 days' prior written notice to
City's Director of Utilities and any other licensee whenever
Licensee elects to, is requir8d to, or is requested by City to,
make any and all necessary rea !'rangernents, mainte~ance, or repairs
to its Cable~ or whenever Licensee's Cable concurrently occupies
any portion of City'S System with City or any other licensee of
City~s System4 Any such rearrangements, rr~intenance, or repairs
required by City shall be performed with due care by Licensee or
one acting on behalf of Licensee~ including Lic~nsee'S employees,
agents~ or representatives.
3.5 Licensee sc~ll install its Cable with due care~ and
shall ensure that no damage is caused to any other cable or conduit
in City'S System not owned, leased C.t-licensed by Licensee. Any
damage or destruction which is caused by Licensee or one acting on
behalf of Licensee shall be reported within 24 hours to City's
Director of Utilities, or a designa.ted representative~ and any
other licensee which may be directly affected by such damage or
destruction4 Licensee covenants to reill'1burse any person, upon
demand, for any damage or destruction caused by License or one
acting on behalf of Licensee, including Licensee's employees,
agents, or representatives.
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3.6 Licensee ~y remove its Cable from City's System on
a pe~nent basis l provided chat Licensee gives City and any other
affected licer.see not less than 30 days' prior w4itten notice of
Licensee's i~tent to ~emove its Cable. Licensee shall obtain all
re~~ired permits and licenses prier to the commencemer.~ of such
removal. Licensee may elect to transfer ownership of its Cable tu
City, provided that City agrees. in .... riting. to accept title to
Licensee's Cable. Within thirty OJ} days aftEr Licensee abandons
its Cable or ctherwise fails to remove the same upon the
termination or expiration of this Agreement, City, at it.s option.
shall be deemed the owner of Licensee'~ Cable or City may arrange
for the removal of Licensee's Cable at Licens~e's sole cost and
expense. Upon the demand of City. Licensee shall imm.ediately
reimburse City for the costs of removal.
3.7 Licensee covenants to remove 0= relocate its Cable
within City's system within 90 days aEter Licensee's receipt of
written notice by City that Licensee ~hall remove or relocate its
Cable to another desigru">ted locat.ion wit.hin City"s System. In th.e
event that Licensee is required by City to permanently remove its
Cable from City's System, Licensee shall remove such Cable ~ithin
six (6) months of receipt of City's written notice,
3.9 Licensee shall obtain and maintain the insut"ance
coverage that is required by City, and such insurance requirements
az'e more fully set forth in :sxhibit liS".
4.0 CITY'S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS.
44~ City. acting in its complete ana l.lnfettered
discretion, shall designate, in writing, those 8ecti~ns of City's
System which will be made available to Licensee to lay, place, and
maintain its Cable.
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parties.
City may accept oynership of Licensee's Cable upon
terms" and condiLions :mutually agreed to by the
4.3 City may require Licensee to make rearrangements,
maintenance, or repairs in respec~ of its Cable should City elect
to grant a non-exclusive. revocable license t.o occupy City's System
to any other party, and, in such event, City shall give rea~onable
vritten notice to Licensee.
4.4 In the event that City elects to franchise the right
to access, use, and occupy City'S System, City shall give Licensee
not less t.nan 60 days' prior written notice of its intention to
engage in such action.
5.0 RIGHTS AND REMEDIES OF PARTIES.
5.1 In the event that Licensee fails to timely remove
ies Cable from City's System or to timely r~~ove its Cable to a
designated part of City'S system at the request of City, Li~ensee
acl(:noll'ledges that City shall suffer damages. and, because such
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damages will be difficult to ascer'tain, Licensee shall pay to City
as liquidated damageE' and not as a penalty the surn of ':mE'! hundred
dollars ($ 100.00) for each day that Licensee fails to timel}~
remove its Cable as require~ by City.
5.2 IN THE E'VE:r.,"T TI!AT DW.r..c:E IS CAUSED TO A PARTY'S
CABLE OR CONDUIT BY THE OTHER PARTY, Tn£ PARTIES AGREE THAT THE
P;U<TY CAUSING THE DAloIAGE Sl!l\LL NOT BE L~l\BLE TO THE DAMAGED PARTY
FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES<
;;;.0 INDEMNIFICATION AND WAIYKR.
6.1 Bach party agrees to indemnify, defend, and :bold
harmless the other party, its officers, employees, and agents,
including Council Members, against any and all claims, demands,
liability~ losses, damages, costs, or expenses (including
reasonable attorneys' fees) (·Liabilities·). arising, in whole or
in part, directly or indirectly, from any injury to or wrongful
death of any person and f~r any damage to or destruction of any
property of any person (including damage tc· any third person' 5
cable or conduit lying within City's System) as a result of the
willful or negligent act or omission of that party, except to the
extent such Liabilities arise from the active negligence or w:!..llful
misconduct of the other party.
6.2 The waiver by City of any breach of this Agreement
by Licensee shall not be dea.emed a waiver or continuing waiver of
any subseque~t breach of the same Qr any other provisicDk nor shall
any custom or practice which may arise between tne parties in the
administration of any part of ~his Agreement be construed to waive
or lessen the right of City to insist upon the p~rformance of
Licensee in strict accordance with the te~ of this Agreement.
7.0 DBPAUL~Y LICENSER. The occurrence of any of the
following shall constitute a defaUlt by Licensee and a breach of
this AgreemenL and. at City's opti on, this Agreement may be
terminated after 30 days' prior written notice to Licensee.
7.l The failure to pay the license fee within 30 days
after the due date.
7.2 The general assignment of L1censee's assets for the
benefit of Licensee's creditors.
7.3 ~be assignment of this Agreement by Licensee.
7.4 An order, judg!Oent, or dp.cree of Licensee as a
bankrupt or insolvent person, or the filing of a petitio,n of
reorganization of Licensee, or the appointment of a rece~ver,
trustee, or assignee of Licensee, or the winding up or liquidation
of Licensee. and such order or decree continues for a period of 90
days.
7.5 Any action or inaction of Licensee which is
expressly made a default under this Agreement
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8.0 NOTICES. All notices, statements, demands,
app~ovalBI agreements, and designations hereunder given by either
party to the other, shall be given in wr~t1ng and shall be served
upon the other party by {a} personal delivery. tb) delivered by
private express delivery Bervice~ or (el dep~sited in the U~ited
Statea mail. postage prepaid, and delivered as follows:
CITY:
Copy to:
City of Palo ~to
250 Hamilton Avenue
Palo Alto~ CA 94301
Attn: City Clerk
Directcr of Utilities
City of Palo Alto
250 Hamilton Avenue
Palo Alto, CA 94301
ATTN: Electrical Engineering Manager
Digital Equipment Corporation
250 Universi ty Avenue
Palo Alto k CA 94301
ATTN: Group Manager, DEC
Director~ Western Research Labs
&.1 For the purposes of this Agreement. the City Manager
of City is hereby authorized and designated to act on behalf of the
City and take any and all necessary action, including. but to
l~~ted to, approving any modification to this Agreement, or any
term or conditioD thereof, and approving the extensions of the
initial term hereof.
9. 0 ~EI'LANEQIJS.
9.1 This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in
accordance with the laws of the State of California.
9.2 This Agreereent may be executed in any number of
counterparts, each of which shall be ~n original, but all of which
cogether shall constitute one and the same agreement.
9".3 All exhibits referred to herein and any addenda,
attachments. and exhibits which may, from time to time, be referred
to :3.n any duly executed amendment hereto are by such reference
incorporated in this Agreement and shall be deemed to be part of
t.his Agreement.
9.5 This Agreement c:onsti tutes the entire agreement
between the parties concerning its subject matter, and there are no
ather oral or written agreements between the parties not
incorporated in this Agreement.
9.6 This Agreement shall not he modified. unless the
parties first agree to and approve of such modification in writing.
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9.6 Licensee shall submit a copy of any corporate
resolution which authorizes cr provide written evidence of the
authority of any individual executing this Agree~ent on behalf of
Licensee.
9.7 If a court of competent jurisdiction finds or rules
that any provisicD of this ~greement is void or unenforceable, the
unaffected portions shall remain in effect~
9. a Nothing in this Agreement shall be constr..led to
create a relationship of principal and agent, partnership, joint
venture~ or other relationship betwee~ City and Licensee.
9~9 In the event that suit is brought to enforce the
provisions of this Agreement; the parties agree that trial of such
action shall be vested exclusively in the state courts of
California in the County of Santa Clara or in the United States
District Court for the Northern District of California~
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the parties have executed this
Agree~ent in Palo Alto. California. on the date first above stated.
A'ITl!ST:
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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"s"e:::n"i":o"r::-As st. C1 t Y At t orney
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Director of Utilities
Director of Info~~tion
Resources
Director of Finance
Risk Manager
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CIn OF PALO ALTO
Mo.yor
DIGITAL EQUI~r CORPORATION
BY:.~ Name~ /taA._.PI'" T-S,7'."V:-:A-=-t\/7'.·
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Ass.j,~ bi3Aeral eOdttsel
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August 23, 1993
City of 1'>110 Alto
250 Hamihoo Avenue
PaloAlto.~94301
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AIteatioo: Mr. MiclJaeJ BeanJancl,l!Iectrica1 Enginc.oring Manager
kter.oc.: DigiW Fiber Optic Cable in City of Palo A110 Conduil
Dear Mr. Beanland:
As st'puJuM in our conduit occupaIl<'y license agt'''''ment, dated August 23, 1993, we
are be:eby ad\'isi."!g you that we will commence with the City approved project witltin
3() day.. We will be issuing our internal put<:hase order to CPW Conununicafions 10
provide and inIitaIl "'" fiber optic cable. as outlined in "'" ~...-.ement.
CPW Conuuunicarions will be responsible for securing all pemUts and City procedures
to penonn !his wOIk. Also, they will be issuing to yoo any required certificales of
insurance
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CITY OF PAW ALTO
Attn. Hr. Michael B~.nlend
250 ~ilton Ava.
:11610 Alt.o, CA 94301 As :'.dd.1tional
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