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AGENDA MODIFICATION
The agenda modification transmits backup documentation for d'ascussion
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IV. DISCUSSION ITEIIAS
. A. IDeX and. City of Auburn/Washington State University (WSU)
Agreement* (Snyder)
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TO: Councilmember Nancy Backus, Chairperson, Finance Committee
Councilmember Lynn Norman, Vice-Chairpersoii, Finance Coirunittee
Councifinember 3olin Partridge, Member, Finance Committee
. FROM: Kevin Snyder, AICP, Director, Planning & Development- Department
_ DATE: July 30, 2010
SUBJECT: DISCUSSION - IDeX and City of Auburn/Washington State University (WSi) Agreement
In 2006, The. City of Auburn City Council approved the rezoning of approximately 130 acres west of the -
Interurban Trail arid on both sides of West 1Vlain Street to Environmental Park District: This District is
_ intended. to support the : development: of inedical, hiotech and "green" technologies including energy
conservation, engineering; water quality and similar uses within the City. In addition, the District
pibmotes the incorporation of sustainabie design and green building practices (e.g. Leadership in Energy
and Environmental Design [LEED] and builf green certified buildings). Beginning in 2009 and carrying
onto the present, the Planning and Community Development and Public Worlcs Committees have
discussed with staff the need to update the City's planning d"ocutnents in order to oreate a detailed
engineering, architectural and biological plan. for sustainable development in the District to fiirther create
the environment necessary to economically attract "green" businesses to the District , thereby enhancing
property values anci :generating new high value green jobs in the District Recently, City staff, with the assistance of Councilmember Wagner, talked with the Washington State
Universi#y (WSU)' Iristitute for Sustainable Design on the pofential opportunity to collaborate with the
Institute to assist in tlze 'aforementioned update effort. The WSU Institute for Sustainahle Design is
fvcused on responding _to the challenge of creating a sustainable future tlu•ough education, the
developinent of new knowledge, in#eraction across disciplines and ouYreach. Tluough these conversations,
' it becaine apparent tliat tlie City's desire to update its pIans for the District closely match WSU's mission
and tliat both parties could mutually benef t from working together. This eoliaborative effort referred to
IDeX or Integrated :Design Experience would join approximately 20 senior level students representing
different fields of study to develop sustainable solution5 for the specific "built environment"
characteristics of the Environmental Park District.
A draft agreement for consulting services between the Cify of Auburn and the WSU Institute for
Sustainable Design has beeri prepared and` is attached for Gommittee review and comment. Dr. Michael
Wolcott, Director of the WSU' Listifufe for Sustainable Design would aci as project- inanager for the provision of consulting seivices and oversee the work efforts of the WSU student researchers,
Councilmember Wagner wauid be the City Council liaison and Kevin Snyder, AICP, Planning and
Development Director, woald manage the consulting services agreement and coordinate resowces and
City staff input, as needed, for the project.
CITY UF AUBURN AGREEMENT .
FOR CONSUL'I'ING SERVICES `
Washington Sta#e University Institute for Sustainable Design ^
Integrated Design Experiencey(Il?eX)
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into on this o ,
2010, by and between the City of Aubum, a municipal corporatio ~`~S. the tate of Washington,
("City") and Washington State University, an agency, of the f Washington, through its
Institute for Sustainable Design ("WSU.')
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RECITALS:
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- 1. The City: owns property within City lim~t~~~.known &Jhe Auburn ErivA~" ~ntal Park ,
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The area surrounding the park is regulated by ~ t~~,^ry ~kty's ~q1~g and land regulations
(Chapter 18.33 of the Auburn City Code) as the Envimn%-0mtA'ffark District. T'h~ purpose o£the
Environmental Park District regulations are as follows:
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The environmental park district is i{'jQto alIow usesr~ii: .~~,lmity to the Auburn .
ti~,w envimnmental park that benef t from 2~ 'p~~and willcement the park and
its environmental focus. Uses aliowed`rt~ this,~i~ ~:,:v,.iti~~, fo~us upon medical, biotech
r: . j ~ ~ f,r' - and "green" technolo~p`$,,including ener ~nserva~i~i,~~engineering,.water quality
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and similar uses.,Q:fi.~i`~''r ~~complementary to and orting these uses. are atso
allowed. Inco~hon of §t~Mainable desig'p and green building practices will be a
primary asp~c~this zon~. The const~uction of Ieadership in energy and
environmental desi~,:~ld:built g~reen'certified buildings is encouraged and
built ~w be re V~ r for'tt'~rf `~'~p:~nilY dwellings. The citY reco~zes that
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muc.h o~'fl~~'pt~ in thi~}~oi~e was developed under earlier standards, so the goa.ls
district wiYT.~alized~~r a.period of time as properties are. redeveloped.i
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• ' ~i~. ~~1ti . . . 2. Th ashington SYa~e_University Institute for Sustainable Design is responding to the
challenge of cr6k~g a sustai~t~~le future in the following ways:
• Edrrcalion. l~i~yvest industries and governments are Ieaders in the sustainability
movement. TlVough the Institute for Sustainable Design ("Institute"), ; WSU will
contribute by training.• students in best sustainabili#y p~~actices: Concepts in susfainability -
. are being introduced throughout engineering and architectwe cnxrieula, and the institute
"hopes to integrate sustainable design into senior capstone designprojects. .
I3eVelopment of Netip Ktiolvledge. The Institute for Sustainable Design brings together
faculty, tuidergraduate and graduate students, design professionals; manufacturers, and
suppliers in a stimulating, interactive environment tha# will serve as a model for how
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academia and industry can solve societal problems of sustainability: The Insdtute builds
on existing stieng►ths in renewable building materiaIs discovery and sustainable building
. design, partieularly througli the ' world-renowned work of the Wood Materials and
- Engineering Labaratory (WMEL). "
-Interaction Across -`Disclplines ~ The WSU CoIlege of Engineering and Architecture- ts'
unique in having architecture, construction managemerit, and en$ineering programs
- within one callege. The Institute provides the opportunity for an integrated approaoh that -
will be necessary to tackle the multi-faceted challenge of sustainability and energy
efficiency.
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Outreach: The Institute will `serve as a resource :'tecture, engineering and
construction firms throughout the country, as well weI1"4r building regulatory
organizations. At, the institute, researchers will woxk ~vith frms contractors to build
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and test mockups of building systems. '
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3. The City wishes to update its planwincwnen'~sNin order to cr~at$~~'a detailed
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engineering, arclutectural and biological plan for susf ~ le ~l~ic~pment in the,,1,50 acre zoned
Auhurn Erivironmental Park pis#rict (AEPD). The goa~;;,; y~his development is to ereate the
enviranment necessary to economicall,yattract "green" ~esses to locate ii~ 'the AEPD,
enhancing the value of the ciirrent propa~t16s.while substanti~~y~:~rowing high value green jobs
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4. The Parties agree that the City's desire ta upl, ns for the District closeiy match
WSU's mission, and that pxatoxlgg.into a contr~~~:;i~+'ith WSb~develop updates for the City is in
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AGI2EEM~N7':' -
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1. • ne of Seivices.
W~C7:a~rees to perfofftin a gnod and pro£essional manner the tasks described on Exhibit
AW hereto incorporated herein by this reference. WSU sliall perform the
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services~a;S::;:an inde;.p~hdent contractor and shali not be deemed, by virtue of this
Agreement ~f,;: 'performarice thereof, to have entered into any paztnership, joint
venture, emplo~i~ient or other relatianship with the City. : .
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2. Additional Services. _
From time to time hereafler, the parties hereto may agree to the perfoi7nance by WSU of
additional services with respect fo'rela#ed work or projec#s: Any such agreemerit(s) shall
be set forth in writing and shall be executed by the respective parties prior to WSU's
perforniance of the services there under, except as may be provided ta the contrary in
Sectian 3 of this Agreement. :Upon proper completian: and execution of an addendum
(agreement for additional services), ` such adctendum shall be incorporated into this
Agreement and shall have tlie same force and effect as if the terms of sucli addendum
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were a part of this :Agreement as originally- executed. The performance of services
pursuant to an addendum shall be subjec# to the teims and conditions of this Agreeiiment
except ,where : the addendiun provides to the contan+, in which case the terms and
conditions of any such addendum shall control. In all other res,pects, any addendum shall
supplement and be construed in accondance wi#h the terms and conditions of this
A -ftem@Tlt. -'Y
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, 3. Performance of Additional Services Prior to Execution of an Addendum.
The parties hereby agree that situations may arise in which services other than those
described on Exhibit "A" are desired by the City and the ticr~~:<}~r~od_for the completion
of such services makes the execution of addendu ,`impractical prior to the
commencement of WSU's performance of the request
ces. WSU hereby agrees
that it shall perform such services, as proposed and ed t~~`~~~:;~WSU auttiarities, upon
the written ~uest of an authorized rePresentatiy%;,of~ e Cit3' '"''dingexecution of an
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addendum, at a rate of compensation to be agre,e~'~o i~i•:connection kwith. -
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4. University's Representations and Respon,§ibil~#es:
A. WSU hereby represents and warrantsrt,:~~s~ ~all necessaQ~=}`~icenses and
certifi.cations to perform the services provided for`':~i-e.,. Eand is qualified to perfarin such
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B. WSU shalt. be responsible f¢r; lecting and sup~i'v'sing participating staff and
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- E,"WSU agrees that all facilities pid4Q.--ty: the City,.fall be treated' as if they are
WSU property, and that:i
t will manage tho,.sE~~aioil;ih~s:.ia~the same- manner in which are
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required in WSU~ ~~policies. W$~v~pecifica`l~''~`agrees that any partof the City-
provided_ faciliti'' ~ d ~tas tempora►living quarters for'students shall be treated in
Iike-manner ~:~_~aSU-o ~t
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e City `s~i~l]::(lo the~~:~ollowing in, a timely manner so as not to delay the services of
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:-~Designate iri:;~v~ting a~~ieon to act as the City's representative with respect to the
` Y~?:.services. TO, Citys designee shall have complete authority to transmit
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gt ans, ive infoimation, interpret and defne the City's policies and
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deGW~gns witl~;respect to the services.
2. Furri~~::ith all information, criteria, objectives, schedules and standards ,
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for tt and the services provided for herein.
3. Arrangd'for access'to the properly or facilities as required for WSU to perform the
servicesprovided for herein.
, 4. Examine and evatuate all studies, reports, memoranda, plans, sketches, and other -
documents prepared by WSU and render decisions regarding such docurr►ents in a
timely manner, to prevent delRy af the services.
B. Provide space in the following additional City faciIities:
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. , 1. One office and one large conference Toom in,the former Inforniation
Systems Departmerit space located in the Gambini Building, located at Znd St. SE
and South Divisian Street in the City of Auburn.
2. Residential space. The. Gity will allow WSU to use two (2) apartments in
s~ the Gambfni Building for temporary staff and student housing.
3. All as set forth in Exhibit B. WSUaclaiowledges that it may not have
exclusive access to the entire building.
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4. The City will provide furnishings and utili~'sas inaicated on Exhibit B,
anc~ will be responsible for maintenance and re~at~`o7~~l.~,e facilities and equipment
except when such maintenance and repau~ i~ equire~;;~l~e to tlie negligent or
. deliberate actions of WSU ar its partici~s e City'~li_.be responsible for
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cleaning the o~ce spaces. WSU, will b~%y~$onsible for c''ing the residentiai
spaces... The parties agree to=conduc~:;aljoint survey and inverifft.; of all facilities --before WSU occupies the facilities~; ``a::pgain be~Pre WSU vacaters:tcilities.
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5. The City reserves the right to relo~i~~;;S~VSU into comparable facilities in a
different location during ~e teim of this Agi~giqp~ent.
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- 6. Acce~]table Standards. t 4 j'i}~ti
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WSU shall be responsible to pmvidd',.-jn c6h~t~~4m with ervices cantemplated-in this° -
g , p tys-tandard acceptable as is expected
A reementwork roduct and services:of a`~li`
from state educati¢jW:;~faCilitiesand re~q~~ments ou~,~ited in the Scope of Work Exhibit
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7: -Compensat'ion.
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As compensatiorifot::W~C?::'•~~Exformancor`of the services provided for herein, the Ci#y
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shal. ..W►~~:. • t3'-Five Thousand Dollars ($95,000.00).
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ThCrty sfiaTt4'emat this ~tn~unt to WSU ' -
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.,~~r E a a ;,,:,,e ..,:~.,.a . +~.e ~-~:.:J.'..~ e~e.,+.,+:' _in accordance with the
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Mizet and pavmefit-seheduiehibit B.
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8. Time ~o~;RerformanceF.rid Term of-Agreement.:
'WSU s1ig11~g~ ~ brin. tbie services pravided for herein in accordance with the scheduling
provided v~ilf~i~t~e kope of Work Exhibit "A," attached hereto arid incorpora.ted herein
by this ieferene~~::unless otherwise agreed to in writing by-the pailies. The Term of this
Agreement shali'commence, on the date hereof, and shall terminate upon 'completion of
the performance of the scope of work and the schedule provided in Exhibit "A" attached
hereto ar on May 31, 201 I;whichever comes first, untess othei-vvise agreed to in vsriting .
by'the parties.
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9. Ownership and Use of Mnterials -.Technologv Transfer.
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_ A. : All documents, reports, memoranda, diagrams, sketches, . plans, surveys, design
calculations, ,working drawings, , and any other materials ,("Materials"} created or,
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- otherwise prepared by WSU as part of its performance of this Agreement shall be owned
by and become the property of WSU. WSU grants to the City a royalty-free license to
use the Materials:for unicipal purposes. The City agrees to not sell any
of th~ate~als provided by WSU.'
B. Ownership of Patents/Commercial uses.
The parties acknowledge that some patents or commercial prsaofu~c.,s,may be developed as .
a result of this Agreement. If such products are developeo#~ie parties agree to negoriate
in good faith allocation of the rights associated with #hos!:p lum'.ts
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10. Access to Records an8 Re ports.
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WSU_.agrees to .maintain all books, record&.4`tid reports. related. to, greementfor a
period of not less than three.years after fia ~l~`nent is acle and all '~}~y~,•~natters are
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11. Continuation of Performance.
Iri the event that any dispute or co'~~~ Arises betweearties while tlus Agreement is
in effect, WSU agrees #haf, notwitlft •.such disputel ct, WSU shall continue.
to make a good faith.effor# to coope~te successful ciimplerion
of assigned duties and responsibilities`:>>. '..~r `
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12. Administcation o'i~.. ~'G t.
This Agree~l~~~; ~iall be ~dfninistered by.~:~an Nordquist, Direc#or of WStJ's Office of
Grant and Itesez~;uevel'pmerit and the P",~~ct Director for WSU wilI be Dr. MichaeI
Wolcott, Director o~}hh~ ~hs,~ayor,~f~~~s'oo~'the City, or ciesignee, on behalf of the City.
Any:~~'.~,q#ces r~d by~tK~~f this Agreement shall be.served on or mailed
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Auburn City'•;~all Dr. Dan Nordquist, Director
Kevin-~~~der, AICP, Planning Office of . Grant . and Research
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Aubur{~'~~;:V~A 98001-4998 423 Neili Hall -
(253).8~'164982 PO Box 643244
FAX (253) 844-3114 Pullman, WA 99164-3140 .
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13. Notices.
All notices or communications permitted or required to be given under, this Agree;nent ,
shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been duly given if delivered in person or.
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deposited in the United States mail, postage prepaid, for mailing by certified mail, return
receipt requested, or regular mail, and addressed, if to a party of this Agreement, to the
address for the party set forth above, or if to a person not a party to this Agreement, to 'the ~
address designated by a party to this Agreement in the foregoing manner. ;
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Any pa~t`y may ch~ hi~; l~er or its address t~y giving notice in writing, statin~+is, her
_ or its new address, to any other party, all pursuant to the procedure set forth in this .7
section of the Agreement. :
14, ~InSurance. WSU is self insured through the state`(RCW 4.92 ~~~:~e%c~.). Questions in
regards to the self-insurance coverage can be directed to thq;:~isk Management and
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Insurance web-site: http://www.wsu.edu/riskmariagementl.seX ;r...
15: Indemnification. '
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~nent shall be res~ n:0le ~~'di~ and assume`.l~~bility for its own. ~ ,
Each party to ttus Agree
acts andlar omissioris and those of its off volunte~ers,'employees;`~~ agents to the
fiillest exfent required by law. In the cas06E. , ~gligencq :of both the Cit'y~::i~i'''WSU, any
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damages allowed shall .be levied in proportiori't`'r~jIpe~~e~t~ge of negligefiee attributable .
to each pariy, and each party shal[ have the right'Yos~;~k contribution from the other party
in proportion to the percentage ofilegligence attribiAb:lg to the other party.
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The City shall indemnify and hold ~~i-lil'$ss..WSU agains' ~~=~ll::clatrns arising out of City's
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~ use, commercialization, or distributit~~ l Prop~•~:
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whole or in part from the Scope of Wisxk. '~f :ti~.`-•
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- WSU Employe,es~~ and`~Ui~~~. volunteers'~v,orking anc~residing on City property shall be
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l''uding workman's compensation and industrial
covered by Vl~SC;),insurari~~~ ,policies inc~.,~
insurance.
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NEXtTier parfyli5i",lhis Agreeme, . t shall assign any right or obligation hereunder in whole or
' ~`~~i~t p egf c enti a ointed to handle such rights on- its liehalf
art except to'~t, > arty 5::.. ~y pp
~utlined in that"P'A.ii?ties' po1f't#ies and procedures, without the prior written consent of
ex party heretQ;;;'.No assignment or transfer of any interest under this Agreement
shall bd. IWeemed to ~lease the: . assignor from any liability ar obligation under this
Agreemeii~;::~,r to cause any such liability. or, obligation to be reduced to a secondary
liability or~0~~g4
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17. Amendment. Modif cation or Waiver.
No amendnnent, modification, or waiver of ariy condition, provision or term of tfiis
Agreement shall be valid or of any effect unless made in writing, signed by the party or
parties to be bot3nd, or such party's or parties' duly, authorized i-epresentative(s) and
specifying with particularity the nature and extent of such amendinent, modification or
waiver. Any waiver by any party of any default of -tha other party shall not effect or
impair any right arising fi•oin any subsequent default:
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Nothing herein shall Iimit the -remedies or rights of the parties here#o under and pursuant
to this Agreement.
18. Termination. Breach, and Suspension.
- a. Either Party, .may,, with at least thu~'ty (30)days written notice to the other, terminate
this agreement in whole or in part at any time, either for convenience or because of
failure to fulfll the agreement's obIigations. Upon receipt.of such notice, services
shall be nnmediately discon#inued (unless the notice dirb~ll~rwise) and all copies
of:all Materials.as may have been accumulated in perfQrng tlu's agreement, whether
completed or in progress, shall be delivered to the C'ti ~.1~,:4.~
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b. If either Party terminates this Agreemen~fti~.~he '~City sh"`~"4 ~imburse WSU for
. reasonable.andLor non-cancellable obligatino_ amobe allowed for-
- anticipated 'pmfit on unperformed servlShould there be s remaining -
afler reasonable expenses and non=ca~tael~~ble obli1~tions have been`rd~dti~'ted, WSU
~ shall retum those remaining funds to the ee_ta re ~ieile amounts
paid or due to the other partv as set farth in
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19. Parties in Interest. '•ti~~`~;~. ~`~'~z`~,
This Agreement shall be binding the benefi%§*;~`obligations provided for
" Iierein shall inure. to and .bind, therparties$q~ and th;V respective successors:'-and
assigns; provided that this section ~'~hall ~ot~ bO ci,ggxned. to permit any transfer or assiQnment otherw~~ibited by this1~g`reemen~ `'s Agreement is for the exclusive
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beneft of the p4,tfi~eslie~e~aand if does r{t~t crea#e a contractual relationship with or exist
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for the bene~,t ~~~,ny third ~'~rty, includin ::~on#ractors, sub-contraetors and their. stueties.
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In tl~4litigafibotfie~'~l''~''+*tion to enforoe any rights, responsibilities or
otbIigations "`e~;tithis Agr~~ment, the prevailing parties shall be entitled to receive its
~onable costs"a~:~>&ttorne~►'~~:~~s.
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'A;"~e ;the rights of the parties hereunder shall be governed by the
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interpretez~,~. accordalffce witli the laws of #he State of Washington and venue for any
action hereV60~i *~11 be in of the county in Washington State in which~ the praperty or
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project is locaf',~"'and if not site specific, then in King County, Washington; provided,
however, thatJI'is agreed and unders#ood that any applicable statute of limitation shall
commence no later than the substantial completion by WSU of the services.
22. Nondiscrimiiiation.. -
WSU` shall not disciiminate on the basis of x•ace, color, national origin, or sex in the
performance of this contract.
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23. Captions, Headings and T'itles.
All captioris, headings or titles in the paragraptts or sections of this Agreement are
inserted for convenience of Ieference only and shall not' constitute a part of this
Agreement or,- act as a limitation of the scope of the pazticular paragraph or sections to
, which they apply. As used herein, where appropriate, the singular shall include the plural
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CITY OF AUBURN ..~,YJNIVERSI7fY
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Objectives for the Washington State University Integrated Design Experience (IDeX) Project in
the Auburn Environmental Park Distric# Area
Auburn, Vashington, is a city of more than 67,000 citizens, 900/o residing in King County and
10% in-Piercc"County,, located in the I-5 corridor south of Seattle. Sited along Miriereel~`~with a
major wetlands area within walking distance of downtown, it represerits the bQUndary of in#ense
develoPment moving in#o the southern Puget Sound area. The communitY is challenged with
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turning these unique geographical attributes into an asset for community,,identity while meeting
the economic and regulatory rieeds of the city. ~
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The averall objective of the pmject is to create a detailed engi itectural and.. ~
biological plan for sustainable development in the 130 acre z~flied Aubtt~a,.~nvironmental Park
Distnct (AEXD). The g al o»tlus development is#o cr ea~~~? e' e~vironm`'e~i~~lecessary ta
economicall .~.attract sreen tiusinesses to locate in tb~ enhancin~.value o€the
current properties while subsfantially growing high i~~ue gree~ jobs in'the Dis~'~'c~,~ - f f•<' ;,,...~{r
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Key to this development is a vision for stormwater that meepoommunity
needs while enhancing the environmental and econoriuc vf the AEPD. The primary
deliverable will be a"24%. desigti" of *a4tarmivater maent system that includes water
quality treatment and detentian of l U0-ye 'oxm eyents using~i~~'~i~!; ~mp~ct deyelopment (LID)
rnethodologies. This green infrastructure manage v~'i"rierafed in the.AEPD
pmper, buf also.manage water originating ifte adji@;; WQwntow#~`area where the current storm
drainage in iriadequate These chaTlenges are 'liqigj.ec2010 NPDES2 {National Pallution Discharge Eiuuk~t~~ii~;~ystem far )h9~~`2 ci#ies) 11 as new development that is
being established
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A recent ruling by the;Wasl~in.gto<,ater Commisslpn dictates the use of LID approaehes. These
may include ney~C nsl emergiY}g ~~clui~`lgb1s (a) pervious pavemenf streets with
soplusticate~d-Fsiib`ts '¢:m~terialsL` At detain, ~t~eat and transPort stormwater, ro) building
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founda#i~"~is that provid ,
t~iM#iple ions, including starmwa#er management, (c) building
strato.2ft at re-use ramVt+~t~x, (d) aliuIW're-charge with freated stormwater, (e) beneficial
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disc~arg8<:~: f. Iormwater to ~ensiti wetland areas of the Auburn Environmental Park (AEP) ,
- located adJ4e6 -qo the Distri;and (fl enhanced fish habitat considerations for Mill Creek #hat
flows through aw phase 2WIP area lying west of State Route 167:
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The architectural.corY4&ngiit~of #his project will focus on "green retro-fiP' of existing commercial buildings jpi''e District. In addition, a new high densi#y, transit-oriented
residential communify with limited existing commercial zoning in the area south of Main Stree# and east of the District will be iiicluded in the plan. All buildings will feature "green aesthetics"
' similar to the ideas created in Spring 2410 by VVSU junior year architec#ure students.
Landscape architeciure science will be employed to propose passive recreational use of the
AEP with walking paths, bird viewing opporhmities, education areas and natural resource
research projects. The AEPD will have planned sustainable landscaping that is to the greatest
extent possible, natural.
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Transportation. planning wiU emphasize pedestrians, bikes, shared vehicles, commuter rail,
transit and maximizing use of the adjacent Interurban Trail that connects Seattle and Tacoma.
State Route 167; which bi-sects the AEP, can be utilized as a Iaboratory for understanding broad-
based transportation pollution issues-(stormvirater, air, noise and`vi§ual) when adjacent to
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sensitive areas. Depending l~n` re source a~. , ~ilabitIty, polluhon'aspects~eyond stormwater may be
deferred. Tlze.Union Pacific Raikoad on.the east boundary of the District offers additional
opportunities for understanding transportation related pollution.
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Technical businesses and design firms will be infimately involved jxVffi,e~~p~oject, for example
engirieering firms such as Paraunetrix, GeoEngineers, Skillings and`D. In most aases their
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invalvement will be directed to mentoring student design team~ ~~3W
- and known solutians as weil as providing lectures in pertinent~,reas o~ .~rtise.
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-design natui~e of IDeX, the entire infrastiticture ov ~.'~~e 134 aeAEPD tivill~i~~utliq.ed in
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light of the unique needs of green businesses. Exalf~~~f thes 'que needs roadband
commwucattons, renewable energY generation, shap~:~:red geor.herra~I'' ~ating/coaling; smart
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technologies to enhance building and infrastructure operasheets, sidewalks and trail
designs. `This outline level -vvill anclude $gy. calculations and ~p~,Geptual designs.
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Potential changes in City zoning eodes #ha~~y~#~v~ :btrong impact oh Ee,anomic feasibility of
. development, such as FAR (Floor Area Rati~; i.e. f~b~a~fs~,u~'e-foot~ge divided by building site
square foofage) and buildirig~: height, witl be coii~sie~~'ed iii off-setting sustainability
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for BEA, including,a defiriiha,n,?cs~the'•s~t~ti~qm~~:s~' who will papulate the AEPD. .
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startltip<~een businesses f~ji't~~gh th~ ew years of their existence,
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the IDeX'~pzoject.
Dr. Michael.W61,ktt, Directo~`of the WSU Institute for Sustain_able Design, and Rich Wagner,
Auburn Ci Coufi~~man, wi~lrbe the keY coordination contacts for tl~e ProJ'ect. Several WSU
professors, approxirri!}4I.y::~0 students, both seniors and graduate students; will be involved, in
many cases on-site in ~~il~urn. Gity staff limited support will be required to provide and explain
existing documents rejated to the AEPD, such as engineering arid development code standards
and comprehensive storm drainage.pl_an details. ;
The project will start with planning in June 2010, student involvement beginning in August and
will be complete in 1VIay 2011. Formal preseiitations will be made to the Mayor, City Council
and appropriate staff in February and May 2011. rinai documentation will be piimarily in
electronic form.
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The attached figure entitled "Aubum Environmental Park Distiict (AEPD) location for the
' Integrated Design Experience (IDex) Class" shows the general area of the project.
A tegal agreement between the City of Auburn and Washington State University will be .
- executed prior to August l, 2010, referencing ihese objectives. Included in that agreement will „
~ be a paymenmo VMU by Aubuna4n the amount of $95,000, as well as typictl agreernpfterno. =CPW
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