HomeMy WebLinkAboutContracts & Agreements_9-1978THIS AGREEMENT by and
called "City'' and Yf.
is dated this 10th
CONSULTANT AGREEMENT
between the City of Redlands,
Virgil Barham, also referred
day of March
sometimes
to as "Consultant"
. 1978.
For and in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein,
City agrees as follows:
1. To engage the consultant under contract with the City as
Construction Inspector to perform services related to the
construction of Public Works :Facilities such as utilities,
parking lots, area Lighting, landscaping, irrigation, paving,
curbs v! gutters and sidewalks. Tasks shall involve coordina-
tion of several contractors activities working in the area
simultaneously, plan interpretation, inspection of placement
of all materials, observation of required tests of materials
used on the job and approval of test results, inspection of
the installation of all utility systems and equipment, and
the observation and approval of testing and demonstration of
all such systems. Consultant shall also be -responsible to
the City to assure that all materials and equipment included
in the work meet the minimum requirements established in the
specifications and further, to represent the City in all
determinations where "or equal` items or materials are
submitted for approval.
2. To compensate consultant for such services at the rate of
$8.91 per hour, payable on 1,ednesday of every other week.
It is anticipated that work load may vary, consultant agrees
to work the hours required to accomplish the contracted
services.
For and in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein,
the consultant agrees as follows:
I. To diligently and promptly perform services as Construction
Inspector under the general supervision of the City Director
of Public Works.
2. To be compensated for such services as enumerated above.
3. To perform said services during each normal work week or
other reasonable hours.
The parties hereto agree that employment will begin on March
20, 1978 and may be terminated by either party upon giving thirty
(30) days notice, in writing, or any time by mutual agreement of
the parties in writing. In any case, the contracts shall terminate
June 30, 1978. f
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NEW BUSINESS (Continued)
Resolution No. 3454, a resolution of the City Council
Resolution joining with other cities in supporting the City of
No. 3454 Montclair and the Board of Supervisors of San Bernar-
Tunnel, dino County in connection with the construction of a
Archibald tunnel for Archibald Avenue, as part of the expansion
Avenue of Ontario International Airport, was unanimously
approved on motion of Councilman Knudsen, seconded by
Councilman Miller.
CITY MANAGER
On motion of Councilman Elliott, seconded by Councilman
Miller, unanimous approval was given to acceptance of
Dedication dedication of property required for the construction
of of traffic signals at the intersection of Redlands
Property Boulevard and Alabama Street and the realignment and
construction of new curb and gutter on Alabama, from
Julia L. Liess and Merle C. Liess.
A Grant Deed to the City from Claude N. Williams and
Helen I. Williams and a Grant Deed from Felipe Roque
Grant Deeds and Vicenta Roque in connection with the development
of Tract No. 10065, were unanimously accepted by the
City Council on motion of Councilwoman MacFarland,
seconded by Councilman Elliott.
In a consultant agreement between the City and Virgil
'Consultant Barham, Engineer, for contractural work with the City
1,/ Agreement as construction inspector was unanimously approved on
motion of Councilman Knudsen, seconded by Councilman
Miller.
On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Council -
Outside woman MacFarland, unanimous approval was given to de -
Water livering outside -the -City water service to Father
Service Peter's Community Schools on Mentone Boulevard, across
from 2279 Mentone Boulevard.
Mr. Mitchell introduced Miss Betty Ritchli, who will
be serving as a full-time attorney -trainee.
Mr. Mitchell announced that the staff is conducting
Proposition study sessions to develop recommendations for presen-
13 tation to the Council of a contingency economy plan to
cope with the impact of the Jarvis Bill (Proposition
13) if it is adopted by the voters at the June 6 elec-
tion.
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