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3 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AUBURN,
WASHINGTON, AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE
4 GREEN/DUWAMISH WATERSHED ERS FEASIBILITY PHASE COST SHARING
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT
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6 WHEREAS, populations of salmon and other fish and
7 wildlife species in the Green/Duwamish watershed have declined
8 over time; and
9 WHEREAS, restoration of habitat is key to rebuilding
10 populations of salmon and other fish and wildlife in the
11 watershed; and
12 WHEREAS, numerous studies and reports have identified
13 urgent habitat restoration needs in the Green/Duwamish
14 watershed; and
15 WHEREAS, the parties to this agreement have pledged
16 through the Green/Duwamish Watershed Forum to work
17 cooperatively on habitat restoration within the watershed; and
18 WHEREAS, the U S Army Corps of Engineers has determined
19 that a Feasibility phase is required for the Ecosystem
20 Restoration Study to evaluate the feasibility of implementing
21 restoration projects and has agreed to fund the cost of
22 Feasibility phase of the study in conjunction with local
23 government sponsors ; and
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1 WHEREAS, the agreement to be entered into by local
2 governments will collectively to be known as the
3 "Participants"; and
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WHEREAS, the Participants wish to work cooperatively to
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act as the local government sponsor of the feasibility phase
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of the Ecosystem Restoration Study to participate in the
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Study' s funding and management ; and
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WHEREAS, pursuant to RCW 39 34 , the Interlocal
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Cooperation Act, the Participants are each authorized to enter
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into an agreement for cooperative action
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NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AUBURN,
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WASHINGTON, IN A REGULAR MEETING DULY ASSEMBLED, HEREWITH
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RESOLVES THAT
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SECTION 1. The Mayor and City Clerk of the City of
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Auburn, Washington, are herewith authorized, based on the
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draft agreement, to execute the final Green/Duwamish Watershed
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ERS Feasibility Phase Cost Sharing Interlocal Agreement if
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there are no substantive changes, between the City of Auburn
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and the local governments collectively known as the
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"Participants While the City of Auburn does not agree to
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22 the percentage allocation method or result, Auburn will commit
23 to $18, 885 plus 10% contingency regardless of any others
24 participation Auburn also requests further study on
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1 allocations of any similar such future shared cost A copy of
2 said draft agreement is attached hereto and denominated as
3 Exhibit "A"
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SECTION 2 . The Mayor is hereby authorized to implement
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such administrative procedures as may be necessary to carry
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out the directives of this legislation
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DATED and SIGNED this 5th of January, 1998
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10 CITY OF AUBURN
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CHARLES A BOOTH
13 MAYOR
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15 ATTEST
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Danielle E Daskam,
18 City Clerk
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20 4 PROVED AS TO FORM
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Michael J Reynolds,
23 City Attorney
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Creep/Dmvamish Watershed
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This agreement is made and entered into by the local governments signing it,
2 collectively known as the 'Participants. The Participants are a subset of the city and
3 county governments and vibes that have jurisdiction within the Green/Duwamish River
4 watershed,which qualifies them for membership in the Green/Duwamish \Vatershed
5 Forum.This currently includes King County the Cities of Algona, Aubbrn, Black
6 Diamond, Covington,Des Moines, Enumclaw Federal Way Kent, Maple Valley
7 Renton, SeaTac,Seattle,Tukwila,and the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe. A local government
8 or tribe may be a member of the Green/Duwamish \Vatershed Forum and participate in
9 Forum discussions without becoming a Participant in this Agreement.To become a
10 Participant in this Agreement, a member of the Forum must contribute funding to the
11 Feasibility Phase of the Green/Duwamish Ecosystem Restoration Study under the terms
12 of this Agreement.
13 WHEREAS,populations of salmon and other fish and wildlife species in the
w Green/Duwamish watershed have declined over time, and
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WHEREAS, restoration of habitat is key to rebuilding populations of salmon and
16 other fish and wildlife in the watershed,and
17 WHEREAS,numerous studies and reports have identified urgent habitat
18 restoration needs in the Green/Duwamish watershed,and
19 WIIEREAS, the Parties have pledged through the Green/Duwamish\Vatershed
20 Forum to work cooperatively on habitat restoration within the watershed,and
21 WI IEREAS, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers(Corps)previously conducted the
22 reconnaissance phase of the Green/Duwamish Ecosystem Restoration Study of the
23 Green/Duwamish watershed pursuant to section 209 of of public law 97-874,Puget
24 Sound and Adjacent Waters Study and
25 WIIEREAS,the reconnaissance study identified 54 potential ecosystem and
26 habitat restoration projects that are needed in the watershed,and
27 WHEREAS,the Corps has determined that a Feasibility phase is required for the
28 Ecosystem Restoration Study to evaluate the feasibility of implementing restoration
Exhibit "A"
Resolution No. 2902
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Green/Duwamish Watershed
ERS Feasibility Phase Cost Sharing
Interlocal Agreement
The PSP may be: mended by recommendation of the Project Study Team and
2 approval of the Executive Committee except where changes in the terms of the study
3 would have substantial implications for local government staffing or cost-sharing
4 responsibilities, in which case the amendments shall be subject to the review and
5 approval of a majority of Participants.
6 In addition to its other responsibilities as a committee and team member King County
7 Department of Natural Resources Water and Land Resources Division(WLRD),or its
8 successoi agency will he responsible for coordination among the Parties, management of
9 in-kind services provided to the study and financial management of the local government
10 cost-share portion of study expenses.
II 4. Responsibilities
12 The County shall.
3 Coordinate, facilitate,and participate in the work of the Steering Committee,
14 Executive Committee,and Watershed Forum on study issues;
15 Provide in-kind services of staff and consultants equivalent to 2 FTE for the
16 duration of the study
17 Manage study finances for the Participants, including killing,collections,and
18 budgeting;
19 Contribute to study costs in the amount specified in Local Cost Distributions
20 Table Attachment A.
21 The Participants shall each:
22 Provide a representative to serve on relevant study committees;
23 Participate in Watershed Forum processes related to the study
24 Provide in-kind services of staff and consultants equivalent to 0.1 FTE for the
25 duration of the study
26 Contribute to study costs in the amount specified in Local Cost Distributions
27 Table(Attachment A).
Exhibit "A"
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Green/Duwamish Watershed
ERS Feasibility Phase Cost Sharing
Interlocal Agreement
1 THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into by the local governments signing
2 it, collectively known as the"Participants." The Participants are King County and a
3 subset of the city governments and tribes that have jurisdiction within the
4 Green/Duwamish River watershed, which qualifies them for membership in the
5 Green/Duwamish Watershed Forum. This currently includes the Cities of Algona,
6 Auburn, Black Diamond, Covington, Des Moines, Enumclaw, Federal Way, Kent, Maple
7 Valley, Renton, SeaTac, Seattle, and Tukwila; and the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe.
8 WHEREAS, populations of salmon and other fish and wildlife species in the
9 Green/Duwamish watershed have declined over time, and
10 WHEREAS, restoration of habitat is key to rebuilding populations of salmon and
11 other fish and wildlife in the watershed, and
12 WHEREAS, numerous studies and reports have identified urgent habitat
13 restoration needs in the Green/Duwamish watershed, and
14 WHEREAS, the Participants have pledged through the Green/Duwamish
15 Watershed Forum to work cooperatively on habitat restoration within the watershed, and
16 WHEREAS, the U.S Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) previously conducted the
17 reconnaissance phase of the Green/Duwamish Ecosystem Restoration Study of the
18 Green/Duwamish watershed pursuant to section 209 of public law 97-874, Puget Sound
19 and Adjacent Waters Study, and
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1 WHEREAS, the reconnaissance study identified 54 potential ecosystem and •
2 habitat restoration projects that are needed in the watershed, and
3 WHEREAS, the Corps has determined that a feasibility phase is required for the
4 Ecosystem Restoration Study to evaluate the feasibility of implementing restoration
5 projects, and has agreed to fund the cost of feasibility phase of the study in conjunction
6 with a local government sponsor, and
7 WHEREAS, the Participants wish to work cooperatively to share local sponsor
8 responsibilities for funding and managing the feasibility phase, and
9 WHEREAS, pursuant to RCW 39.34, the Interlocal Cooperation Act, the
10 Participants are each authorized to enter into an agreement for cooperative action;
11 NOW THEREFORE, the Participants mutually agree as follows:
12 L Purpose of Agreement
13 This Agreement provides a means for the Participants to share local government
14 responsibilities for the feasibility phase of the Green/Duwamish Ecosystem
15 Restoration Study, (hereinafter"Study"). In addition to this Agreement, tasks,
16 management, products, and schedule for the study are specified in two
17 documents: The Feasibility Cost-Sharing Agreement (FCSA) between the Corps
18 and King County, and the Project Study Plan (PSP). The FCSA and current
19 version of the PSP are attached to this Agreement as Exhibit One and
20 incorporated herein.
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2 II. Effectiveness and Duration
3 A. This Agreement is effective upon signature by at least the number of
4 Participants to achieve seventy-five percent (75%) of the funding to be raised
5 by the Participants for 1998, as outlined on "Local Cost Distributions for the
6 Green/Duwamish Ecosystem Restoration Feasibility Study," attached to this
7 Agreement as Exhibit Two and incorporated herein.
8 B No cost share has yet been determined for the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe. At
9 the time this Agreement was prepared, it was not anticipated that the Tribe's
10 participation is necessary to make this agreement effective. A cost share for
11 the Tribe will be determined pursuant to Agreement Section VI.A3 and the
12 Tribe may become a Participant pursuant to Agreement Section VII.B
13 C. This Agreement will remain in effect until December 31, 2000, unless
14 extended by written amendment by the Participants.
15 III. Agreement Administration
16 A King County shall be the Administrator of this Agreement. The Administrator
17 shall be responsible for
18 1 necessary coordination among the Participants to fulfill the requirements
19 of this Agreement;
20 2. the receipt, accounting, and management of funds made available by the
21 Participants to contribute to the Study, as set out in Agreement Section
22 VI.,
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1 3 monitoring and tracking amounts of in-kind services to be provided by tht
2 Participants, as called for in the FCSA and PSP, to fulfill in-kind work
3 requirements for the local study sponsor;
4 4 preparing and providing updated versions of the PSP to reflect changes in
5 study scope, schedule, and budget as decided upon by the Corps and the
6 Participants through comrmttee processes, as outlined in Agreement
7 Section IV.B.,
8 5 preparing and providing updated versions of Exhibit Two to this
9 Agreement based on PSP revisions as described above.
10 B The Participants shall use consensus to resolve any conflicts arising in relation
11 to complying with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. Any conflicts
12 which are not resolved with fifteen (15) days of the conflict arising shall be
13 referred to the Director of the King County Department of Natural Resources
14 and the appropriate city mayor or manager and/or tribal representative, who
15 shall resolve the conflict.
16 IV Ecosystem Restoration Study Performance and Direction
17 A. The study will be performed and directed through four committees: the
18 Executive Committee, the Steering Committee, the Project Study Team (also
19 know as the"Study Management Team" in the FCSA), and the Technical
20 Review Team;
21 1 Executive Committee
22 The role of the Executive Committee is to generally oversee the study
23 consistent with the PSP Functions, membership, meeting frequency, and
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1 decision-making mechanisms of the Executive Committee are as defined
2 in Section 1 4.a. of the PSP
3 2. Steering Committee
4 The role of the Steering Committee is to provide study direction on a
5 month-to-month basis, subject to decision-making authority of the
6 Executive Committee and other decision-making authority as set out in the
7 FCSA. Steering Committee functions, membership, meeting frequency,
8 and decision-making mechanisms as defined in Section 1 4.b. of the PSP
9 3 Project Study Team
10 The role of the Project Study Team is to manage and conduct the work of
11 the study on a day-to-day basis. Project Study Team functions,
12 membership, meeting frequency, and decision-making mechanisms are as
13 defined in Section 1.4.c. of the PSP
14 4 Technical Review Team
15 The role of the Technical Review Team is to ensure that study products
16 are accurate and consistent with accepted scientific standards for
17 ecosystem restoration. Technical Review Team functions, membership,
18 meeting frequency, and decision-making mechanisms are as defined in
19 Section 1 4.d. of the PSP
20 B The PSP may be updated to reflect changes in the scope, schedule, and budget
21 for the study as agreed upon by the Corps and the Participants through
22 Committee processes. Revised versions of the PSP which reflect agreed upon
23 scope, schedule, or budget changes will replace prior PSP versions and will be
24 attached to this Agreement.
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1 C. The PSP will include addenda providing for addition to the study of small
2 habitat restoration pilot projects which will be funded and managed solely
3 between the Corps and King County These pilot projects will not be subject
4 to management by the Steering Committee or other management or decision
5 structures involving other Participants. Any pilot projects to be managed and
6 financed solely between the Corps and King County will be clearly identified
7 as such in PSP addenda and will not be subject to the study management and
8 funding provisions of this Agreement.
9 V Responsibilities
10 A. King County shall.
11 1 coordinate, facilitate, and participate in the work of the Steering
12 Committee and Executive Committee on study issues;
13 2. provide in-kind services of staff and consultants equivalent to 21.1h(full-
14 time equivalent staff) for the duration of the study, to fulfill FCSAJPSP
15 requirements;
16 3 contribute to study costs in the amount specified in Exhibit Two, and
17 contribute cost increases based on agreed-upon revisions to study scope,
18 schedule, or budget.
19 4 act as the Agreement administrator as outline in Agreement Section III.
20 B The Participants shall each:
21 1 provide representatives to serve on the Steering Committee and the
22 Executive Committee, if selected for Executive Committee membership,
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1 2. contribute to study costs in the amounts specific in Exhibit Two, and to
2 contribute cost increases based on agreed-upon revisions to study scope,
3 schedule, or budget.
4 3 subject to budget availability, provide in-kind services of staff and
5 consultants equivalent to 0.1 I.lb for the duration of the study, FCSA/PSP
6 requirements;
7 VI. Financial Arrangements
8 A. Project Costs and Cost Shares
9 1 Currently, total estimated local costs associated with the Feasibility Phase
10 of the Ecosystem Restoration Study are $554,005, of which $299,005 is to
11 be provided in cash and $255.571 is to be provided in in-kind
12 contributions. Current cash contributions required from each potential
13 Participant, except for the Muckleshoot Tribe, are outlined in Exhibit
14 Two.
15 2. If the Participants, acting as the Steering Committee, wish to revise the
16 study scope, schedule, or budget such that study costs are increased, the
17 Participants will increase their cost shares to cover the increase through
18 the Steering Committee. Revisions to the study, scope, schedule, and
19 budget which increase or decrease study costs are subject to the approval
20 of the Executive Committee. As described in Agreement Section III.,
21 King County will prepare and provide any revised versions of Exhibit
22 Two to reflect cost share increases.
23 3 If the Muckleshoot Tribe wishes to become a Participant, an appropriate
24 cost share will be determined by majority decision of the other
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1 Participants working in conjunction with the Tribe. The Tribe may
2 become a Participant pursuant to Agreement Section VlI.B
3 4. If some watershed jurisdictions opt not to participate in cost-sharing, the
4 Participants, acting as the Steering Committee, will recommend any
5 desired changes to the scope of the study for Executive Committee
6 approval. The Participants may also decide to increase their cost shares if
7 some watershed jurisdictions do not participate in this Agreement. Any
8 study scope changes and/or cost share revisions will be reflected in a
9 revised PSP and/or Exhibit Two.
10 5 The distribution of in-kind services among the Participants shall be as
11 expressed in the Responsibilities section of this Agreement.
12 B. Billing and Payment
13 1 King County shall invoice the other Participants upon execution of this
14 Agreement for their 1998 cash shares and on December 1, 1998, for their
15 1999 cash shares. Cash shares for 1998 shall be sixty percent (60%) of the
16 Participants total cash shares, as outlined on Exhibit Two; the 1999 cash
17 shares shall be the remaining forty percent (40%).
18 2. The Participants shall remit payment to King County within 60 days of
19 receipt of invoice. Non-payment of invoices that are more that 45 days
20 past due shall result in the suspension of all rights of the Participant under
21 this Agreement until payment is made.
22 3 King County will remit all local cost shares, including its own, to the
23 Corps according to schedules described in the FCSA.
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1 4. Within 90 days after the conclusion of the study period or termination of -
2 the FCSA, the Corps will provide to King County a final accounting of
3 actual study costs incurred as compared to study contributions provided by
4 the local sponsor King County will provide copies of this accounting to
5 the other Participants within 10 days of receiving it. The FCSA provides
6 that within 30 days after the Corps submits the study cost accounting, it
7 will reimburse the local sponsor for the excess of cash contributions given
8 over its required share of study costs, or the sponsor shall provide the
9 Corps any cash contributions required for the local sponsor to meet its
10 required share of study costs. King County will refund to the Participants,
11 in the proportions that Participants provided study costs, any cost
12 reimbursement received from the Corps. Any additional cash
13 contributions required to meet actual study costs will be paid by the
14 Participants in the proportions in which they provided study contributions,
15 subject to their prior approval.
16 VII. Termination and Amendment
17 A Any Participant may terminate its role in this Agreement by providing 30
18 days' written notice to the Administrator Past study contributions which have
19 already been provided to King County and remitted to the Corps will not be
20 reimbursed. King County will refund to the terminating Participant any cost
21 shares which have not yet been remitted to the Corps.
22 B. This Agreement may be amended or altered only by written agreement of the
23 Participants or as otherwise provided in this Agreement. Once the agreement
24 has been made effective pursuant to Agreement Section II., additional parties
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1 as noted in the first paragraph of this Agreement may become Participants by. -
2 simple majority decision of the existing Participants.
3 C. The Participants represent that funds for the 1998 budget of this project have
4 been appropriated and are available.
5 D As previously described, the following may be appended to the agreement in
6 the future and incorporated herein:
7 1. Revised versions of the PSP which reflect agreed-upon revisions to the
8 study scope, schedule, and budget;
9 2. Revised versions of Exhibit Two that reflect adjustments in Participants'
10 cost shares.
11 3 Addenda to the PSP which describe pilot projects to be managed solely
12 between King County and the Corps.
13 E. This agreement is not assignable by any Participant, either in whole or in part.
14 F This agreement is a complete expression of the terms hereto and any oral or
15 written representations or understandings not incorporated herein are
16 excluded. Waiver of any default shall not be deemed to be waiver of any
17 subsequent default. Waiver of breach of any provision of this agreement shall
18 not be deemed to be a waiver of any other or subsequent breach and shall not
19 be construed to be a modification of the terms of the Agreement unless stated
20 to be such through written approval by the Participants which shall be
21 attached to the original Agreement.
22 VIII. Counterparts
23 This agreement may be executed in counterparts.
24 IX. Indemnification and Hold Harmless
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1 The Participants agree to the following:
2 Each Participant shall protect, defend, indemnify, and save harmles the other
3 Participants, their officers, officials, employees, and agents, while acting within
4 the scope of their employment as such, from any and all costs, claims judgments,
5 and/or awards of damages, arising out of, or in any way resulting from, each
6 Participant's own negligence acts or omissions. Each Participant agrees that its
7 obligations under this subparagraph extend to any claim, demand, and/or cause of
8 action brought by, or on behalf of, any of its employees or agents. For this
9 purpose, each Participant, by mutual negotiation, hereby waives, with respect to
10 the other Participants only, any immunity that would otherwise be available
11 against such claims under the Industrial Insurance provisions of Title 51 RCW In
12 the event that any Participant incurs any judgment, award, and/or cost arising
13 therefrom including attorneys' fees to enforce the provisions of this Article, all
14 such fees, expenses, and costs shall recoverable from the responsible Participant
15 to the extent of that Participant's culpability
16 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE Participants hereto have executed this
17 Agreement on the qfi` day of OC/t aA-- , 19 4
18 Approved as to Form City of Auburn
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1 The Participants agree to the following:
2 Each Participant shall protect, defend, indemnify, and save harmles the other
3 Participants, their officers, officials, employees, and agents, while acting within
4 the scope of their employment as such, from any and all costs, claims judgments,
5 and/or awards of damages, arising out of, or in any way resulting from, each
6 Participant's own negligence acts or omissions. Each Participant agrees that its
7 obligations under this subparagraph extend to any claim, demand, and/or cause of
8 action brought by, or on behalf of, any of its employees or agents. For this
9 purpose, each Participant, by mutual negotiation, hereby waives, with respect to
10 the other Participants only, any immunity that would otherwise be available
11 against such claims under the Industrial Insurance provisions of Title 51 RCW In
12 the event that any Participant incurs any judgment, award, and/or cost arising
13 therefrom, including attorneys' fees to enforce the provisions of this Article, all
14 such fees, expenses, and costs shall recoverable from the responsible Participant
15 to the extent of that Participant's culpability
16 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE Participants hereto have executed this
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21 Jesse Tanner
22 Title: City Attorney _ Title: Mayor �a
23 Attest 1W101
24 Marily ••etersen, Ci% Clerk
25 Approved as to Form City of SeaTac
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27
28 By By
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30 Title: Title:
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32
33 Approved as to Form City of Seattle
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35
36 By - By
37
38 Title: Title:
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40
41 Approved as to Form City of Tukwila
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43
44 By- By
45
46 Title: Title:
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1 Approved as to Form City of Maple Valley
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3
4 By By
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6 Title: Title:
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8
9 Approved as to Form Muckleshoot Indian Tribe
10
11
12 By By
13
14 Title: Title:
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16
17 Approved as to Form City of Renton
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19
20 By By
21
22 Title. Title.
23
24
25 Approved as to Form City of SeaTac
28 1 By co-/1 177
28 A ✓ By:a) 1 —, r. �
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30 Title: Cl-ri A-rrorJF.y Title: 1i4 �yn
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32
33 Approved as to Form City of Seattle
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35
36 By By.
37
38 Title. Title:
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40
41 Approved as to Form City of Tukwila
42
43
44 By By
45
46 Title: Title:
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1 Approved as to Form City of Maple Valley
2
3
4 By By
5
6 Title: Title:
7
8
9 Approved as to Form Muckleshoot Indian Tribe
10
11
12 By By
13
14 Title: Title:
15
16
17 Approved as to Form City of Renton
18
19
20 By By
21
22 Title: Title:
23
24
25 Approved as to Form City of SeaTac
26
27
28 By By
29
30 Title: Title:
31
32
33 Approved as to Form City of Seattle
34
35 / �L1Z�:1r cA4t9
36 By / ors. /: BY' /( r
37 /
38 Title: 4 , l,�T / Title:
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40
41 Approved as to Form City of Tukwila
42
43
44 By By
45
46 Title: Title:
47
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1 Approved as to Form City of Maple Valley
2
3
4 By By
5
6 Title: Title:
7
8
9 Approved as to Form Muckleshoot Indian Tribe
10
11
12 By By
13
14 Title: Title:
15
16
17 Approved as to Form City of Renton
18
19
20 By By
21
22 Title: Title:
23
24
25 Approved as to Form City of SeaTac
26
27
28 By By
29
30 Title: Title.
31
32
33 Approved as to Form City of Seattle
34
35
36 By By"
37
38 Title: Title:
39
40
41 Approved as to Form City of Tukwila
42
43 B . (y( GU. (G%G to
44 By. Y'
45 rem -'r 1L I lI
46 Title: ( i7'y �TQ.'7 Title: r�( � -
47 �rfl
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RECORDS MANAGEMENT
Ordinance No. Resolution No. -42- 16%Z.
Date Adopted /-S 7K
Copies to.
1 ) Department Contact(s)• ji
Finance Department
(Copy if relates to fees, charges, or any accounting responsibility)
2.) Code Book:
3 ) Recording File.
4 ) Citizen Requests:
NAME Address
cc: City Clerk
t';dy op -
CHARLES A BOOTH,MAYOR
L't%1■. AUBURN CITY CLERK
/
Danielle Richardson,City Clerk I Auburn.rte 25 West Main, Auburn,WA 98001,
Cathy Richardson, Deputy City Clerk 1` ubut n City Clerk: 31)39(31-302
Tamie Bothell, Records/License Clerk ��f!� Business Registration:(253)931-3007 Fax:(253)288.3132
5111110,
STATE OF WASHINGTON)
ss.
COUNTY OF KING )
I, Danielle Daskam, the duly appointed, qualified City Clerk of the City of Auburn,
a Municipal Corporation and Code City, situate in the County of King, State of
Washington, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of
Resolution No 2902 of the resolutions of the City of Auburn, entitled "RESOLUTION
NO 2902."
certify that said Resolution No. 2902 was duly passed by the Council and
approved by the Mayor of the said City of Auburn on the 5th day of January, 1998
Witness my hand and the seal of the City of Auburn this 23rd day of February, 1998
Danielle Daskam, City Clerk
City of Auburn