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THIS CONTRACT Is entered Into In the State Of California by and between the city
of Redlands, hereafter called the City. and
Name
Patrick Me-yers/Urban Environs hereafter called Urban Environs
dress
300 E. State Street
Redlands, CA 92373
Phone
798-4446 ACCOUNT NO. 01-16-19-00
IT IS AGREED AS FOLLOWS :
1. Contractor will perform professional services upon the terms and for the
payment all described herein. Such professional services shall result in an
environmental impact report legally sufficient under the California
Environmental Quality Act and the City of Redlands guidelines, which
report shall be prepared and submitted in a manner consistent with
accepted professional standards in the community.
2. Contractor shall be an Independent Contractor and not an employ e, nor
shall any of its employees or agents or subcontractors be an employee of
City.
3. Contractor shall, at Its Soft cost and expense, prepare a rough draft and
0 corrected draft Environmental Impact Report In accordance with the
requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act, the Procedures,
Objectives and criteria for Implementing the California Environmental
Quality Act of the City Of Redlands, and the practices and Procedures of
the City of Redlands Environmental Review Committee. The report shall
address the environmental impacts of
A. Proposed heli top for the Redlands Community Hospital `Reefs ecl,
Use Permit No. 355) . The noise portion of the E. I .R. shall be in
compliance with "guidelines for noise study reports as part of
Environmental Impact Reports", issued by the California Office 'of Noise
Control, California Department of Health Services.
B. Contractor shall attend all public and Environmental Review Committee
hearings as necessary. Meetings with Staff personnel to occur -ds
required to complete the E. I .R.
C. Contractor shall provide 60 draft E. I . R.'s, 135 Preliminary Final
E.I .R.'s, and 5 Final E. I .R.'s.
4. The Corrected draft Environmental Impact Report shall satisfy the
requirements of the sponsoring agency according to the above low and
regulations and guidelines. Except as otherwise provided specifically in
this contract assistance of City Staff to Contractor shall be limited to
Supplying OF source documents when necessary on City premises. No
compiling Of data shall be done by City staff.
5. The members Of the Contractor's staff, and other parties whom Contractor
will procure to contribute to the preparation of the Environmental impact
Report, and the nature of such contributions shall be set forth in this
document.
6- Contractor shall provide at least one representative of Contractor to meet
at City premises with, and consult with, City staff prior to the hearing
of the Environmental Rel- iew Committee. Contractor shall also provide such
a representative at any required hearing of the Environmental Review
Committee at which time he shall be prepared to respond to questions
raised pertaining to the Environmental Impact Report.
7. All drafts and reports sent by Contractor to City shall be In a normal
format for an Environmental Impact Report, double spaced and suitable
for duplicaton on either offset or office copier method. The completed
draft Report shall be reproduced on both sides of each page.
8. On or before Contractor shall submit to City a rough draft of the
Environmental Impact Report with copies of same. City staff may require
amendments, corrections and/or supplemental material, all pursuant to the
requirements mentioned in Paragraph Four (4) above.
9. Within one week after receiving the rough draft back from the City staff,
Contractor shall submit to City a corrected draft of the Environmental
Impact Report with copies of same. Any alterations to the rough draft as
determined by City staff shall be incorporated into the corrected draft.
10. If the draft Environmental Impact Report shall have to be further altered
before the Environmental Review Committee will approve same, Contractor
shall make the alterations as required by the Environmental Review
Committee. Alterations to the Environmental Impact Report arising from
the Environmental Review Committee hearing may take the form of an
addendum to the Report, or the alterations may be incorporated into the
text of the Report. The Environmental Review Board shall determine the
manner by which the alterations will be added to the Report. The
Environmental Review Committee may, at its discretion, require further
review of the Environmental Impact Report at a public hearing before a
determination on adequacy of the Report is made. Contractor shall deliver
copies of this Preliminary Final Environmental Impact Report within two
weeks after the City delivers all comments received during the review and
comment period. These copies shall include responses to all comments
submitted during the review and comment period. One Copy of the Report
shall be delivered loose leaf, reproduced on one side only.
11 . Contractor shall not be responsible for alterations or addenda requiring
lengthy treatment or new research, when such alterations or addenda
result from new information which could not have been anticipated at the
time of contract initiation. An example of such unanticipated new
information would be a redesign of the project after contract initiation. in
this event, the City may elect to negotiate a new contract with Contractor
or another party for completion of additional work required. However,
Contractor shall be responsible for alterations or addenda to the Report
for items which were anticipated at the time of contract initiation and for
which additional comment was required during review of the Report.
17. As total consideration for performing all the duties of this document, for
all costs, expenses and obligations incurred by Contractor, City shall pay
Contractor a sum not to exceed $8, 650- 00 This sum to be paid as
follows:
Contractor shall be paid $1 , 650. 00 at the time the contract is signed.
The second payment of 53; 000. 00 shall be paid when the Environmental
Review Committee accepts the draft Environmental Impact Report for
public review. The third, and final payment, of $4, 000.00 shall be
paid after the City Council certifies the E. I .R. and all correction as
requested by City Council, have been incorporated into the final E. I .R.
and 5 copies of the document have been delivered to the Environmental Review
Committee Secretary.
13. Time is of the essence in completion of the duties of this document.
The final E.I -R. shall be completed within 9 months from the time the
contract is signed. An extension of 90 days may be given by staff, upon
showing of good cause.
14. As its option the City may terminate the contract at any time by written
notice to Contractor, whether or not Contractor is in default. Upon such
termination, Contractor shall deliver to City all documents, drafts,
reports, matrials and work of any nature pertaining to this document and
in the possession of Contractor or under its control. In such event
Contractor shall be paid for the work performed under contract to date of
termination and for termination costs. Payment for work completed under
contract to date of termination shall be made strictly on the basis of the
percent of work completed under the terms of this document. The percent
of work completed to date of termination shall be the percent of the total
contract sum which will be paid to Contractor. The Environmental Review
Committee shall determine the percent of work completed to date of
termination. Contractor may be reimbursed for termination costs which
shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of the amount paid to Contractor for
percent of work completed to date of termination. The Environmental
Review Committee shall determine the amount of termination costs to be
paid. The total sum paid to Contractor in the event of contract
termination cannot exceed the total amount of the contract as set forth in
Paragraph Twelve ( 12) . In the event of termination, the City may
complete the Environmental Impact Report with its own staff or contract
with another party to do the same, in any event using any and all
materials existing at such time.
15. All memoranda, reports, drafts, communications, or Environmental Impact
Reports to be sent to City under the contract shall be sent to.
Environmental Review Committee
City of Redlands
30 Cajon Street
Redlands, CA 92373
All such being sent to Contractor shall be sent to:
Patrick Urban Environs
300 E. State Street
Redlands, CA 92373
16. Contractor shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless City, its officers,
agents and employees from any and all claims, losses or legal actions
arising from any and all of the actions of Contractor, its employees,
agents or subcontractors pertaining to the contract.
17. The contract described herein is not assignable.
18. The Environmental Impact Report prepared under the specifications of this
Contract shall be either a Focused Environmental Impact Report or a Full
Environmental Impact Report as required by the Environmental Review
Committee.
19. For purposes of the contract, the City of Redlands Environmental Review
Secretary shall be considered the Contract Administrator. There must be
a written authorization from the City for any variance from the terms of
this contract.
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CITY OF REDLANDS By L U
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Vice Mayor -rim Joh
(State if corporation, company, etc. )
Dated February 5, 1985
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