~ a j <br /> i"~, <br /> I T <br /> before-the-fact, so that the overall budget can be co-managed by the District and the City. <br /> ' .The District shall be informed of the estimated and maximum budgets for the cost of City <br /> staff time in a timely manner. <br /> i <br /> The District has approximately $3.5 million in bond funds plus interest earnings toward this, - <br /> project. From this amount must be subtracted the cost of the initial WBGS/CMG study - <br /> (about $40,000) and 50% of the CMG design workshop process. The District hopes to <br /> obtain cash and in-kind donations to add to this sum. <br /> The City has $4 million in bond funds for the development of Youth Sports Parks. From <br /> this amount must be subtracted the City's share of the CMG design workshop process ,the <br /> City's cost (staff hours and direct costs) to complete the design workshop process, and the <br /> t <br /> survey work: City staff time will be charged to the project at the standard PSF rate. <br /> 3. Budget. The program management team (i.e., District FM staff plus City Project Manager) <br /> <br /> ! will develop a budget, consistent with this agreement, discussion outline, and the final <br /> agreement. The budget will identify line items for professional services, construction costs, <br /> permitting, testing, fees, appropriate construction contingency, and so forth. City and - <br /> District staff tune must also be included. <br /> 4. Prior Commitment. The City and District have agreed to share equally in the cost of <br /> professional services for desi worksho sand. related rofessional services to assess the <br /> ~ P P <br /> P-. P <br /> --viabtltty-erf~this- artnersht i7 on execu9~on--ofthis-agreerrte~t;-the-F3istrictwili.:trransmii to <br /> P...:.. <br /> the City an invoice for 50% of the cost of those services, which, if appropriate, will <br /> subsequently be reimbursed to the District by the City. <br /> 5. ,Contracts. Most contracts for professional services and for construction will be between <br /> the vendors and the District. The Project Manager will participate in the procurement of <br /> the contracts and will sign-off on contracts before execution. Contracts issued between the <br /> City and vendor(s) would require the sign-off by the District Facilities Management <br /> Department prior to execution. <br /> <br /> r <br /> <br /> ! 6. Shared Costs and Billing. The architect will provide an initial break-down of services in <br /> terms of those directed toward the synthetic surface fields and those directed toward the <br /> I' other youth sports park components. The architect's invoices shall separate billing into the <br /> two categories of fields and youth sports park components. The Project Manager, in <br /> conjunction with the District FM department, will approve all invoices for payment to the <br /> vendor by the District. The Project Manager, in conjunction with the FM department, will <br /> prepaz~ and-.approve invoices=from the l~~strict._to theCity forappropriate--reimbursement - _ <br /> for the professional services. <br /> Contractors will be asked to provide a single base bid, with additive and/or deductive <br /> alternates. For informational purposes the contractors will be asked to separate the base bid <br /> and alternates into the categories. of athletic fields -and youth sports parks. The consultants <br /> preparing the procurement documents will assist in the identification of drawings and <br /> specifications to facilitate this separation. Contractors will be asked to provide single = <br /> billings, separated into the two categories. Billings will be approved as for professional <br /> . <br /> service contracts. City requests for reimbursement from the District will be processed as <br /> E <br /> YOU1H SPORTS PARK September 8,1999 <br /> PROGRAM <br /> MA~AGEI~T~ACRPEiv1ENT__.-...--.- Z._._._._._._-.... <br /> <br />