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United Way
of the East Valley
UNITED WAY OF THE EAST VALLEY
IN THE INTEREST OF VALUE BASED INITIATIVE PROGRAM
MANAGEMENT SERVICES AGREEMENT
WITH THE CITY OF REDLANDS
ADDENDUM A
In consideration of the goals and objectives of the Value Based Initiative Program; and to provide direction
that further enhances the services provided by the United Way of the East Valley to the City of Redlands,
we attach Addendum A to the original Management Services Agreement:
1. The United Way of the East Valley will make available the services of a "Consultant" dedicated to
establishing a network of partners committed to promoting the ideals of the Value Based Initiative
Program among the faith communities in Redlands.
2. The "Consultant" selected will be an ecumenical leader selected from the local faith community to
serve as advocate and educator of the Value Based Initiative. The "Consultant" will work with local
faith community leaders to integrate the goals and objectives of the VBI program into the outreach
services they support.
3. The "Consultant" will serve as facilitator between the faith -based organizations, Cops and Clergy
and the Value Based Initiative program in the region and the community. The purpose of the
person hired will be to:
A. Provide a forum for faith based organization leaders in the community to seek out
information about the program;
B. Demonstrate the value of the Value Based Initiative Program and Cops and Clergy to local
faith based organizations; and
C. Provide an accountable measure that ensures the success of the project.
Both parties agree to the terms and conditions of Addendum A that supplements the original Management
Service Agreement.
For the
United Way of the East Valley
Jim Holmes
Its: President
Date:
For the
City of Redlands //�/�
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Patricia Gilbreath
Its: Mayor
Date: June
Attes
19,
2001
Lorri- PoyzerClerk
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United Way
of the East Valley
UNITED WAY OF THE EAST VALLEY
IN THE INTEREST OF VALUE BASED INITIATIVE PROGRAM
MANAGEMENT SERVICES AGREEMENT
WITH THE CITY OF REDLANDS
ADDENDUM A
In consideration of the goals and objectives of the Value Based Initiative Program; and to provide direction
that further enhances the services provided by the United--Way-of the -East -Valley -to -the City -of Redlands,
we attach Addendum A to the original Management Services Agreement:
1. The United Way of the East Valley will make available the services of a "Consultant" dedicated to
establishing a network of partners committed to promoting the ideals of the Value Based Initiative
Program among the faith communities in Redlands.
2. The "Consultant" selected will be an ecumenical leader selected from the local faith community to
serve as advocate and educator of the Value Based Initiative. The "Consultant" will work with local
faith community leaders to integrate the goals and objectives of the VBI program into the outreach
services they support.
3. The "Consultant" will serve as facilitator between the faith -based organizations, Cops and Clergy
and the Value Based Initiative program in the region and the community. The purpose of the
person hired will be to:
A. Provide a forum for faith based organization leaders in the community to seek out
information about the program;
B. Demonstrate the value of the Value Based Initiative Program and Cops and Clergy to local
faith based organizations; and
C. Provide an accountable measure that ensures the success of the project.
Both parties agree to the terms and conditions of Addendum A that supplements the original Management
Service Agreement.
For the For the
City of Redlands
United Way of the East Valley
lmes
It.. resident
Date: L/� " S"/d
Patricia Gilbreath
Its: Mayor
Date:
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.Agreement - Value Based Initiative Program - On motion of Councilmember
Haws, seconded by Councilmember Freedman, the City Council unanimously
approved an amendment to the agreement with the United Way of the East
Valley pursuant to the goals of the Police Department"s Value Based Initiative
Program and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the contract on behalf
of the City.
Contract - Wildland Fire Protection Services - On motion of Councilmember
Haws, seconded by Councilmember Freedman, the City Council unanimously
approved a contract with the California Department of Forestry and Fire
Protection for wildland fire protection services.
PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Funds - Contract - Sports Park - Following a presentation by Community
Development Director Shaw regarding the recommended changes in regards to
the environmental impact report for the sports parks, Councilmember Freedman
asked several questions of Councilmembers. Councilmember Haws reported
meetings have been held with a non-profit foundation offering a significant
financial contribution to the sports parks if the work is completed in an
expeditious manner The expedited scheduled and increased scope of work has
an additional cost of $40,000.00. These funds will be reimbursed by State
monies to be received in the future. Councilmember Haws moved to approve
termination of the City's contract with Helix Environmental Planning, Inc. for
the preparation of an Environmental Impact Report. Motion seconded by
Councilmember Freedman and carried unanimously. Councilmember Haws
moved to approve a contract with Michael Brandman Associates for the
preparation of an Environmental Impact Report for the sports park and Airport
Land Use Plan amendment. Motion seconded by Councilmember George and
carried unanimously. Councilmember Haws moved to approve an additional
appropriation in the amount of $92,755.00 for a total contract amount with
Michael Brandman Associates not to exceed $172,595.00. Motion seconded by
Councilmember George and carried with Councilmember Freedman voting NO.
COMMUNICATIONS
Energy Saving Program - Councihnember George urged the City Council and
staff to do everything possible to conserve electricity during this crisis the state
is experiencing. He noted the conversion of the traffic signals at Citrus Avenue
and Orange Street is showing an 83 percent savings. He also suggested
cranking up the thermostats in city facilities by 10 degrees and allowing a casual
dress code for employees. Fire Chief Enslow reported Fire Battalion chief
Mitch McKee will be forming a committee made up of employee
representatives from each department. The objective of this task force will be
initiate the "Kill A Watt" program to identify energy saving techniques in the
workplace. A report will be prepared for the City Manager who will then bring
June 19, 2001
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