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Contract Number 2422
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, DEPT OF (WA STATE)
Fire Protection Services - State Owned Facilities
Fire
SVC File Class LEG 12-1
$
07/01/1986
06/30/1989
02/15/2007
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AL $
E&O $
Insurance Total $
Insurance Review Date
Last Amendment 1991
Vault 01/01/2007
WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
FIRE PROTECTION CONTRACT PROGRAM
FISCAL YEAR 1991 ANNUAL AMENDMENT
This Fiscal Year 1991 Annual Amendment to Contract No. 1-89-26308
entered into by and between City of Bremerton (hereinafter referred to as
the CONTRACTOR) and the Washington State Department of Community Development
(hereinafter referred to as the DEPARTMENT), WITNESSES THAT:
Pursuant to RCW 35.21.775, the Washington State Legislatur~ has appropriated to the
DEPARTMENT the sum of $436,693 to implement the Fire Protection Contract
Program for Fiscal Year 1991. The DEPARTMENT has completed an annual survey
of state-owned facilities located in incorporated cities and towns. The Fiscal Year
1991 funding under this CONTRACT has been allocated in accordance with the
requirements of RCW 35.21.775 and 365-80 WAC.
The propose of this Annual Amendment is to provide the CONTRACTOR with its
proportional share of the appropriated funds for Fiscal Year 1991.
The following sections are amended to read as follows:
1. The DEPARTMENT agrees to pay the apportioned amount of$ 5,54 S to the
CONTRACTOR within thirty (30) days after receipt of request for payment for
services from July 1, 1990 to ~une 30, 1991. Thereafter, amounts to be paid shall be
calculated pursuant to this CONTRACT, and RCW 35.21.775 (and regulations
adopted pursuant thereto). The CONTRACTOR agrees to accept this amount, and the
amounts so calculated, as payment for fire protection services; provided supplemental
agreements as authorized in RCW 35.21.777 may be negotiated.
6. The DEPARTMENT has been appropriated the sum of $436,693 as the total
appropriation available under RCW 35.21.775 to fund fire protection contracts with
eligible cities and towns during this contract period. Pursuant to WAC 365-80, the
DEPARTMENT shall disburse to the CONTRACTOR a portion of the $436,693
equal to the CONTRACTOR'S percentage share of all state-owned building square
footages within all cities statewide as identified in Schedule A - FY 1991 which, by
this reference, is made a pan of this CONTRACT and is agreed to accurately state
the square footage figures, including est/mated levels of construction, from which
payments are to be calculated. These figures shall be determined annually by the
DEPARTMENT pursuant to the provisions of WAC 365-80. No corrections for
additional state facilities will be made in the schedule of payments shown on Schedule
A during the current fiscal year.
16. Execution of this CONTRACT constitutes CONTRACTOR'S acceptance of the funds
authorized herein as full compensation under RCW 35.21.775 for all fire protection
services provided by the CONTRACTOR pursuant to this CONTRACT.
17. In the event of a lawsuit involving this CONTRACT, venue shall be proper only in
the superior court of Thurston County, Washington.
This Fiscal Year 1991 Annual Amendment supercedes the Fiscal Year 1990 Annual
Amendment. This amendment shall be read in conjunction with the text of the original
CONTRACT and amendments thereto. Each and every provision of the original
CONTRACT shall remain in full force and effect except as amended herein, or by prior
amendments hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the DEPARTMENT and the CONTRACTOR have executed this
Annual Amendment as of the date and year written below.
Tim 'Arn~}l~, Ass't. l~irector CONTRACTOR
Department of Community Development ~"r~q~"~xc (Title) ~~
Date Date
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
SCHEDULE A - FY 1991 08-Feb-91
ALLOCATION OF FIRE PROTECTION FUNDS - SUMMARY
JURISDICTION SQ FT ALLOCATION JURISDICTION SQ FT ALLOCATION
ABERDEEN 194 602 $2,137 /~UKILTEO 2 061 100
kNACORTES 40 670 447 NEWPORT 2 323 100
AUBURN 17 934 197 NORTH BEND 5 764 100
BELLEVUE 397 722 4,368 NORTHPORT 3 462 100
BELLINGHAM 2,658 897 29,199 OAKESDALE 5 125 100
BLAINE 3 718 100 OAK HARBOR 47 450 521
BREMERTON 504 971 5,545 OCEAN SHORES 2 074 100
BUCKLEY 955 849 10,497 OKANOGAN 18 609 204
BURLINGTON 4 900 100 OLYMPIA 3,695 026 40,578
CAYiAS 13 525 149 OMA~ 26 499 291
CENTRALIA 228 884 2,514 OROVILLE 1 200 100
CHEHALIS 220 786 2,425 ORTING 159 873 1,756
CLARKSTON 39 000 428 PASCO 35~ 278 3,891
COLFAX 82 314 904 PORT ANGELES 181 045 1,988
COLVILLE .81 639 897 PORT ORCI{ARD 28 236 310
CONCONULLY 4 606 100 PORT TOWNSEND 451 960 4,963
CONCRETE 304 100 POULSBO 12 705 140
CONNELL 2,102 100 PROSSER 23 158 254
DAVENPORT 12,888 142 PULLMAN 21 639 238
DAYTON 9,030 100 PUYALLUP 72 246 793
DEER PARK 7,442 100 RAYMOND 13 196 145
DES MOINES 423,132 4,647 RENTON 8 833 100
EDMONDS 1,015 100 REPUBLIC 318 100
ELECTRIC CITY 24,068 264 RICHLAND 63 117 693
ELLENSBURG 2,666,547 29,283 SEATTLE 17,171 190 188~570
ENUMCLAW 21,543 237 SEDRO WOOLLEY 20 648 227
EPHRATA 62,087 682 SELAH 160 013 1,757
EVERETT 467,352 5,132 SHELTON 13 682 150
FORKS 8,205 100 SNOHOMISH 15 750 173
FRIDAY HARBOR 878 100 SPOKANE 1,322 841 14~527
GOLDENDALE 3,075 100 STEVENSON 7 424 100
GRANDVIEW 27,934 307 SUNNYSIDE 14 666 161
GRANGER 346 100 TACOMA 410 635 4,509
HARRINGTON 772 100 TOPPENISH 24 559 270
HOQUIAM 4,663 100 TUMWATER 274 065 3,010
ISSAQUAH 14,874 163 UNION GAP 78 736 865
KENT 27,394 301 VANCOUVER 951 382 10,448
LACEY 118,688 1,303 WALLA WALLA 1,427 115 15,672
LONG'BEACH 3~039 . 100 WASHTUCNA 4 708 100
LONGVIEW 300,083 3,295 WENATCHEE 324 113 3,559
LYNNWOOD 317~129 3,483 WESTPORT 1,197 100
MANSFIELD 3,361 !00 WINSLOW 46,804 514
MEDICAL LAKE 1,460~897 16,043 WOODLAND 2,554 100
MILL CREEK 11,780 129 YAKIMA 420,993 4,623
MOSES LAKE 3,165 100
MOUNT VERNON 252,716 2,775 TOTALS: 39,598,601 $436,693
RECEIVED
WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
BASIC FIRE PROTECTION CONTRACT PROG U JAN 0 9 1990
FISCAL YEAR 1990 ANNUAL AMENDMENT [GA
Fiscal Year 1990 Annual Amendment to Basic Fire Protection
Contract for State-Owned Facilities within City Boundaries.
This Fiscal Year 1990 Annual Amendment to Contract No.1-89-26308
entered into by and between City of Bremerton (hereinafter
referred to as the CONTRACTOR) and the Washington State
Department of Community Development (hereinafter referred to as
the DEPARTMENT), WITNESSES THAT:
The Washington State Legislature has appropriated $437,000
to the DEPARTMENT to implement the Basic Fire Protection
Contract Program for Fiscal Year 1990. The DEPARTMENT has
completed an annual survey of state-owned facilities located
in incorporated cities and towns. The Fiscal Year 1990
funding under this CONTRACT has been allocated in accordance
with the requirements of RCW 35.21.775 and 365-80 WAC.
The purpose of this Annual Amendment is to provide the
CONTRACTOR with its proportional share of the appropriated
funds for Fiscal Year 1990.
The following sections are amended to read as follows:
1. The DEPARTMENT agrees to pay the apportioned amount of
$5,512 to the CONTRACTOR within thirty (30) days after
receipt of request for payment for services from July 1,
1989 to June 30, 1990. Thereafter, amounts to be paid shall
be calculated pursuant to this CONTRACT, and RCW 35.21.775
(and regulations adopted pursuant thereto). The CONTRACTOR
agrees to accept this amount, and the amounts so calculated,
as payment for basic fire protection services; provided
supplemental agreements as authorized in RCW 35.21.777 may
be negotiated.
6. The DEPARTMENT has identified the sum of $437,000 as the
total appropriation available to fund basic fire protection
contracts with cities during this CONTRACT period. Pursuant
to WAC 365-80, the DEPARTMENT shall disburse to the
CONTRACTOR a portion of the $437,000 equal to the
CONTRACTOR'S percentage share of all state-owned building
square footage within all cities statewide as identified in
Schedule A - FY 1990 which, by this reference, is made a
part of this CONTRACT and is agreed to accurately state the
square footage figures, including estimated levels of
construction, from which payments are to be calculated.
These figures shall be determined annually by the DEPARTMENT
pursuant to the provisions of WAC 365-80. No corrections
for additional state facilities will be made in the schedule
of payments shown on Schedule A during the current fiscal
year.
15. REDUCTION IN FUNDS
The DEPARTMENT may unilaterally terminate all or part of
this CONTRACT, or may reduce its scope of work and budget,
if there is a reduction in funds by the source of those
funds, and if such funds are the basis for this CONTRACT.
This Fiscal Year 1990 Annual Amendment supersedes the Fiscal Year
1989 Annual Amendment. This amendment shall be read in
conjunction with the text of the original CONTRACT and amendments
thereto. Each and every provision of the original CONTRACT shall
remain in full force and effect except as amended herein, or by
prior amendments hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the DEPARTMENT and CONTRACTOR have executed
this Annual Amendment as of the date and year written below.
Tim A~n01~,' Ass~stg~t Director
Department of Community ==~c~7°ntrac~°r
(Title)
Development ~%~ ~ ~C~_~_
Date Date
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
S s~i~n/~/Att orney General Dat ~/~/~
SCHEDULE A - FY 1990 17-Nov-89
ALLOCATION OF FIRE PROTECTION FUNDS - SUMMARY
JURISDICTION SQ FT ALLOCATION JURISDICTION SQ FT ALLOCATION
ABERDEEN 189 709 $2,121 NEWPORT 3,603 100
ANACORTES 38 256 428 NORTH BEND 5,764 100
AUBURN 17 934 200 NORTHPORT 3,462 100
BELLEVUE 397 486 4,443 OAKESDALE 5,125 100
BELLINGHAM 2,611 474 29,193 OAK HARBOR 47,450 530
BLAINE 3 718 100 OCEAN SHORES 1,200 100
BREMERTON 493 119 5,512 OKANOGAN 18,609 208
BUCKLEY 933 394 10,434 OLYMPIA 3,663 053 40,948
BURLINGTON 4 900 100 OMAK 19368 217
CAMAS 13 525 151 OROVILLE 1200 100
CENTRALIA 221 900 2,481 ORTING 159 439 1,782
CHEHALIS 220 786 2,468 PASCO 347 971 3,890
COLFAX 26 079 292 PORT ANGELES 178 039 1,990
COLVILLE 78 157 874 PORT ORCHARD 28236 316
CONCONULLY 4 606 100 PORT TOWNSEND 433402 4,845
CONCRETE 304 100 POULSBO 12705 142
CONNELL 2 102 100 PROSSER 20 838 233
DAVENPORT 6 180 100 PULLMAN 22639 253
DAYTON 6 840 100 PUYALLUP 32246 360
DEER PARK 11 504 129 RAYMOND 13196 148
DES MOINES 423 132 4,730 RENTON 8,833 100
EDMONDS 1 250 100 REPUBLIC 318 100
ELECTRIC CITY 24 068 269 RICHLAND 63,117 706
ELLENSBURG 2,635 871 29,465 SEATTLE 17,093,437 191,081
ENUMCLAW 20 620 231 SEDRO WOOLLEY 19,208 215
EPHRATA 62 087 694 SELAH 160,013 1,789
EVERETT 473,236 5,290 SHELTON 13,682 153
FORKS 35,917 402 SNOHOMISN 15,750 176
FRIDAY HARBOR 900 100 SPOF~%NE 1,329,703 14,864
GOLDENDALE 3,075 100 STEVENSON 7,424 100
GRANDVIEW 12,490 140 SUNNYSIDE 4650 100
GRANGER 346 100 TACOMA 390146 4,361
HARRINGTON 772 100 TOPPENISH 24559 275
HOQUIAM 4 663 100 TUMWATER 220 768 2,468
ISSAQUAH 14 874 166 UNION GAP 78 181 874
LACEY 24 000 268 VANCOUVER 942 164 10,532
LONG BEACH 3 039 100 WALLA WALLA 1,391 434 15,554
LONGVIEW 326 989' 3,655 WASHTUCNA 4 708 100
LYNNWOOD 317 129 3,545 WENATCHEE 322 644 3,607
MANSFIELD' 3 361 100 WINSLOW 60 750 679
MEDICAL LAKE 1,440 305 16,101 WOODLAND 2 554 100
MILL CREEK 11 780 132 YAKIMA 379 626 4,244
MOSES LAKE 3 165 100
MOUNT VERNON 25~ 875 2,849 TOTALS: 38,933,190 $437,000
MUKILTEO ,059 100
Fiscal Year 1989 Annual Amendment to Fire Protection Contract for
State Owned Facilities in City Boundaries
This Fiscal Year 1989 Annual Amendment to Contract No. 1-89-263-08
entered into by and between City of Bremerton
(hereinafter referred to as the ',CONTRACTOR"), and the Washington
State Department of Community Development, formerly the Planning
and Community Affairs Agency (hereinafter referred to as the
"DEPARTMENT") WITNESSES THAT:
The DEPARTMenT has been appropriated $437,000 for Fiscal Year 1989
from the Washington State Legislature. The DEPARTMENT has
completed an annual survey of State Facilities located in
incorporated cities and towns. The Fiscal Year 1989 funding under
this contract has been allocated in accordance with the
requirements of RCW 35.21.775 and 385-80 WAC.
The purpose of this annual contract amendment is to provide the
COR'~KACTOR with its proportional share of the .appropriated funds,
for Fiscal Year 1989.
The Followin~ Sections are Amended to Read as Follows:
1. The DEPARTHENT agrees to pay t.he apportioned amount of
SA ~ nn to the city within 30 days after receipt of
payment request for services from July 1, 1988 to June 30,
1989. Thereafter, a~ounts to be paid shall be calculated
pursuant to this contract, and RCW 35.21.775 (and
regulations adopted pursuant thereto). The city agrees to
accept this amount, and the amounts so calculated, as
payment for basic fire protection services; provided
supplemental agreements as authorized in RCW 35.21.777 may
be negotiated.
6. The DEPARTMENT has identified the sum of $437,000 as the
total appropriation available to fund fire protection
contracts with cities during this contract period. Pursuant
to WAC 365--80, the DEPARTMF./~T shall disburse to the city a
portion of-the $437,000 equal to the city's percentage share
Of all state-oWned building square footages within all
cities statewide as identified in Schedule A FY 1989 which
by this reference is made a part of the agreement and is
agreed to accurately state the square footage figures,
including estimated levels of construction, from which
contract payments are to be calculated. These figures
shalI be determined annually by the DEPARTMENT pursuant to
the provisions of WAC 365-80. No corrections for
additional state facilities will be made in the schedule of
payments shown on Schedule A during the current fiscal year.
14. It is understood and agreed that this CONTRACT is
solely for the benefit of the par~ies to the CO~TKACT
and gives no right to any other par~y. No joint
venture or par~nership is formed as a result of this
CO~'A'~ACT. Each par~y hereto agrees to be responsible
and assume liability for its own wrongful and/or
negligent acts or omissions, or those of its officers,
agents, or e~ployees to the fullest extent required by
law, and agrees to save, indemnify, defend, and hold
the other par~y harmless from any such liability. In
the case of negligence of more than one par~y, any
damages allowed shall be levied in proportion to the
percentage of negligence attributable to each par~y,
and each par~y shall have the right to seek
contribution from the other par~y in proportion to the
percentage of negligence attribul=able to the other
par~y.
This Fiscal Year 1989 Annual Amendment supersedes the Fiscal Year
1988 Annual Amendment. This amendment shall be read in conjunc-
tion with the tex~ of the original contract and amendments
thereto. Each and every provision of the original contract shall
re~ain in full force and effect except as amended herein, or by
prior amendments thereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the DEPARTHENT and the CO~'A'KACTOR have
executed this annual amendment as of the date and year written
below.
Chuck Clarke, Director ~ontractor (Mayor)
Department of Community Devel
Dar Date ~ ~ ~
APPROVED AS TO FORM
SCHEDULE A - FY 1989 05-Oct-88
ALLOCATION OF FIRE PROTECTION FUNDS - SUMMARY
JURISDICTION SQ FT ALLOCATION JURISDICTION SQ FT ALLOCATION
ABERDEEN 179,444 $2,093 MOSES LAKE 3,165 $100
ANACORTES 33,281 388 MOUNT VERNON 214,222 2,499
ARLINGTON 4,370 100 MUKILTEO 2,059 100
AUBURN 17,934 209 NEWPORT 3,640 100
BELLEVUE 402,311 4,692 NORTH BEND 5,764 100
BELLINGHAM 2,674,465 31,193 NORTH BONNEV. 4,869 100
BLAINE 3,718 100 NORTHPORT 3,462 100
BREMERTQN 537,118 6,265 OAKESDALE 5,130 100
BUCKLEY 933,394 10,886 OAK HARBOR 41,790 487
BURLINGTON 5,152 100 OCEAN SHORES 1,200 100
CAMAS 14,269 166 OKANOGAN 18,127 211
CENTRALIA 202,497 2,362 OLYMPIA 3,632,053 42,362
CHEHALIS 216,547 2,526 OMAK 27,591 322
COLFAX 17,233 201 OROVILLE 1,200 100
COLVILLE 75,566 881 ORTING 159~439 1,860
CONCONULLY 4,606 100 PASCO 340.455 3,971
CONCRETE 304 100 PORT ANGELES 171.670 2,002
CONNELL 1,910 100 PORT ORCHARD 23.346 272
DAVENPORT 10,778 126 PORT TOWNSEND 433.402 5,055
DAYTON 8,775 102 POULSBO 13.229 154
DEER PARK 11,504 134 PRESCOTT 7.000 100
DES MOINES 423,132 4,935 PROSSER 15.569 182
EDMONDS 1,250 100 PULLMAN 18,096 211
ELECTRIC CITY 20,045 234 PUYALLUP 30,370 354
ELLENSBURG 2,634,526 30,727 RAYMOND 12,812 149
ENUMCLAW 21,052 246 RENTON 9,292 108
EPHRATA 62,687 731 RICHLAND 62,811 733
EVERETT 316,908 3,696 SEATTLE 15,690,235 183,000
FORKS 33,920 396 SEDRO WOOLLEY 20,668 241
FRIDAY HARBOR 1,192 100 SELAH 160,013 1,866
GOLDENDALE 3,075 100 SHELTON 15,099 176
GRANDVIEW 12,490 146 SPOKANE 1,307,235 15,247
GRANGER 200 100 STEVENSON 7,309 100
HARRINGTON 860 100 SUNNYSIDE 1,450 100
HOQUIAM 4 663 100 TACOMA 342 983 4,000
ISSAQUAH 14 874 173 TOPPENISH 20 485 239
KENT 27 394 320 TUMWATER 283 742' 3,309
LACEY 24 000 280 UNION GAP 92 907 1,084
LEAVENWORTH 3 640 100 VANCOUVER 952 853 11,113
'LONG BEACH 3 039 100 WALLA WALLA 1,390 770 16,221
LONGVIEW 349 403 4,075 WASHTUCNA 4 000 100
LYNNWOOD 293 526 3,423 WENATCHEE 289 124 3,372
MANSFIELD 3 444 100 WINSLOW 60 750 709
MEDICAL LAKE 1,388 396 16,193 WOODLAND 2 232 100
MERCER ISLAND 9 216 107 YAKIMA 380 466 4,437
MILL CREEK 11 780 137
MONROE 9 300 108 TOTALS: 37,313,272 $437,000
Yea= 1987 t to rite FEotection Coutra~t for State 0uned
~ ~ Ci~ of B
~ ~~ ~ b~ ~t~ ~702~ for
of S~e r~ 1~ h ~o~a~ cA,Am ~ ~. ~ rbc~ Year
~ iU p~ ~ of ~ ~~d ~. for rb~ Y~r 1987.
~C~ ~le co ~ f~e p~C~ci~ a~cz~cs ~ch
~e UAU ~ 1~7 v~h ~ ~ ~fer~e b ~e a pa~ o~ ~he
M~ ~ b q~ Co ~aC~y fCaCe Cb squ=e ~oocase
c~fft psis ~e CO be c~c~ac~. ~e fi~:H Ih~l be
bC~ ~ly
~ 3~. ~ co~clou [or ~dicio~ seato ~iciee ~11 be
~ ~ ~b s~e of p~s sh~ on ~h~e UAu duffs ~he
~ Fb~ Ye~ 1987 ~ ~ supremes ~b Fisc~ Year 1986
od~ c~C s~l r~ ~ ~1 force ~ ett~C ~cepC ~ ~ended
herl~, o= ~ prior ~8
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SCHEDULE A - FY 1987
ALLOCATION OF FIRE PROTECTION FUNON ' 6UfllMRY
~Uk]SBICTIO# ~Q FT ~LOCATION JURISDICTION ,~ FT ALLOCATION
~ER~EEN 174~346 $2,082 MO~S bIW~ ~,1~ $100
~N~ONTES 28,821 344 ROLET VERNON 196,48B 2,347
~LIKTO# 4,370 1~ RIKILTEO 2,~9
~ 21,993 2~ ~T 3~
~ 2~3~ ~ ~TH ~. 4~9 100
8UCKLEY 9~,3~4 11~149 ~E 5~1~
CENT~ALI~ ~6,942 2,711 ~ 3~32Z
~ 7~ i~ ~ 27,5~i
COLVIL~ 71~114 ~9 ~Tl~ t~439 I,~
~VE~T 10~778 1~ ~T ~ 4~,~2
~T~ 8,7~ Iff ~ I~,~ 159
MON PM~ lI,~ 1~ ~ 7~0~ lOG
~ 1,~ 1~ ~ 2,0~ 100
~ECTRIC CITY ~1~ 276 ~ 18,196 217
~ II,O~ I~ ~ 12,812
;ONK$ ~,707 ~ ~AT~ 1~,715~7 187,7~
~I~Y ~R ~ 1~ ~ ~Y ~ 247
~VIEW ~416 I~ ~ 1~,1~ 181
~INGT~ 860 I~ S~ 7,~
IS~U~ 14,974 1~ ~ ~02~
~T 27~94 ~27 T~I~ 20,~ 246
cACE~ 24~ 287 ~ 197~0~
LEAVEN~RTH 3,640 100 ~IRN ~ 92~20~ 1~I01
LO~ BEACH 2~I9 1~ V~R 921,~64 I1,~
LOKVIEW 2~509 ]~446 ~A ~A 1~384~ 16~8
LY~D 2~,3~ 3,420 ~ 4,~
~FIELO ~,~4 1~ ~M~ 210,~ 2,519
~OlCRL L~E 1,~72~ 16~241 ~I~ ~ 726
~RCER ISL~O ~0~ 1~ ~ 2,232 I00
MILL CREEK ll,780 141 V~I~ 391,~9 4,670
~NR~ g,3~ 121 TOT~S: 36,435,569 S437,290
RICH,AR() J TH()ksPSON
r),,ec~o~ RECEIVED IN THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
~lntt~ ~ Columbia Buildln~ M5 'GH-.51 ~ ()l~n¥)la l~ashlnglon g~5(~-4151 ~ (2(~) ,753-22(~)
January 8, 1987
TO: Mayors of Cities Receiving Fire
Protection Contract Payments
FROM: Daniel Aarthun j~
Program Administrato
Thank you for signing and returning your city's Fire Protectzon
Contract/Annual Amendments and vouchers.
I have attached an executed copy of the FY 87 contract. Please
keep this copy for your records. DCD will issue a pay warrant to
your city within the next several days.
I want to extend my thanks for all the assistance your juris-
diction has given DCD in administering the Fire Protection
Contract program. Your continuing assistance is greatly
appreciated.
If you have any questions regarding the program, please feel free
to call me at (206) 586-1237.
DA/st
Attachment
This Fl~c~l Y~az 1986 ~ k~s~t to ~t~act Ii).. FP-8405
eiltered hlto ~f ~ ~ ~it~ of Bre~rton (~re~f~r zefer~
~ ~"~"), ~~~~t.~t of
refe~r~ ~ ~ ~ ~~) ~ ~:
~m ~te ~re. ~ ~~ ~ ~let~ ~ ~ su~ of
~te F~iltti~ l~t~ h ~rat~ cltt~ ~ t~s. ~ F~i Year
19~ ~ ~r ~ts ~tr~ ~ ~ all~t~ ~ ~or~e with ~
=~ir~ of ~ 35.21.775 ~ 365.80 ~.
~ ~ of ~ ~ ~tr~t ~t ~ to pr~t~ ~ ~R wl~
t~ ~rti~l ~re of ~e ~r~rlat~ ~ for F~ Year 19~.
~e Foll~ ~ti~s are ~ to P~ ~ Folly=
1. The D~ ~re~ to pay th~ al~ortioned ~wunt of
$ 5~065 to ~ city ~ ~y ~ ~er r~e~ of
~ r~t for ~ fm ~y 1, 1985 to ~ 30, 19~.
~r, ~ to ~ ~ ~1 ~ ~t~ ~t to
~ ~t~t, ~ ~ ~5.~1J75 (~ z~ti~ ~ ~s~t
~o). ~city~ ~ ~ ~t,
my ~ ~ia~.
cit~ ~ ~ ~tz~ ~z~. ~t to
~~ ~ ~z~ ~ ~ city a ~zti~ of ~ ~)~,~0
fl~, ~d~ ~t~t~ l~ of ~t~i~, f~ ~h
~t~t ~ a~e to ~ ~t~. ~
of ~ ~t~BO. ~ co~r~ti~ fo~ ~iti~l s~te f~tliti~
~e ~oli~ ~ Zh~i ~ ~ ~ Folly:
li. ~ ~ ~z~s to ~f~, ~ ~
s~t~ of ~h~ ~ ~ ~~, ~iz off.rs, a~,
~l~, ~ ~i~, ~t ~ ~ all ~ or
This Fiscal Year 1986 Annual Amer~a~_nt supersedes the Fiscal Year 1985
Annual Amendment.
This annual amendment shall be read in c~njuncticn with the text of the
original contract. Each and every pr~visic~ of the original oontract
shall remain in full force and effect except as amended herein.
~,]~1 amendr~nt as of the date and y~ar written below.
~ck C~arke, ~puty Directc~ ' m~r
~l,,~t of C~,,,~cLt~ Develot~nent
As~t Attorney General City Clerk
27-Nov-86
SCHEDULE A - FY 1986
ALLOCATION OF FIRE PROTECTION FUNDS - SUMMARY
JURISDICTION SQ ET ALLOCATION JURISDICTION SQ FT ALLOCA'IION
ABERDEEN 174,346 $2,130 MOSES LAKE '~ 165
ANACORTES 28,721 351 MOUNT VERNDN 2"1,-'26 2,456
ARk. I NGTON 4,570 1 O0 MUK I LTEO 1,1 O0 1 "~"
AUBURN 800 1 O0 NEWPORT 5 ~ 640 100
BELLEVUE .-.88, .5~ 4 ~ 74 ..:, NORTH BEND 8,218 1 O0
BELLINGHAM 2,551,905 31,174 NORTH BONNEV. 4,869 100
BREMERTON .... ~ 414,~05 = ]
~ ~, L 6o NORTHPOR] .:,, 46z 1
BUCKLEY 9._ ._ , .~94 11 , 4. ~ OAKESDALE 5 ~ 1 .i,. 1 O0
BURLINGTON 5,152 100 OAK HARBOR .... 4, 36- 416
CAMAS 7,246 1 O0 OCEAN SHORES 600 1 O0
CEN]RALIA o~ ~ ~ ~ = 221
~7,14~ ~, . 7~ OKANOGAN 18, ~ 27
CHEHAL IS ~1 ],450 o
~, ~ ~ OLYMPIA 5,679,317 44,947
CHEWELAH 768 100 OMAK 16,799
COLFAX 10~ 453 128 OROVILLE 1 , 200 1
COLVILLE 71 , 114 869 ORTING ~ 59,439
CONCONULLY 4,606 ~100 PASCO ~"~ '
CONCRETE 504 ~ ()0 PORT ANGELES 168,45:}
CONNELL ~ ~ 910 lOC, PORT ORCHARD =..J°~, ..,46 '~'
DAVENPORT 10~ 778 ~ ""~",:..,: F'ORT TOWNSEND 433,402 ~9
DAY]ON 8 ~ 775 107 F'OULSBO ~ _. ~ _,,.~ 1
r ~ '~r... 11 ~ 504 14 ] F RLSCO T f 7 ~ 0 ~ } 1
EDMONDS 1 ~ 25D '[()0 PROSSER ? ~'~;~ :1.(:,(:
ELECTRIC C!IY ~ ~"~ 282 ::'~ ' ~ 277
E L LENSBURG 2,635 ~ 3C 5 .32 ~ ] 9:?: F'UYAI.J. UP 3() ~ 370 37
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F ORt::S 29,7(:,7 3/~7 SEA TTL. E 1 ~ ~ ~:.4-E,, / . 6 186
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G~A ~IDV ] E'W ? 856 ; r ,~ SHEL'I'Dht ] 5, ~ )'~:¢'
(BRANGER 20C) :i ~() ~d(YKOM]'SH 7, i 99
~. ICIQU I AM 4,667~ ; ' ': S'I EVENSON 7. :;]Og'
] SSAQLIAH ] 4,874 ' ~',;, ~;i 12,ISIY~ ] DE: ~ .: 4 St;
'. ONG BEACH 2, .3 ~ 9 :', ()~ VANC :IUVER 9a '..' ~ 5?,4 i ~ , 5:15
! f]~'JGVIEN 2[18.509.. 5~,=74 .... WAL.I.A WAL..LA ],.,
', YNLtWOOI) 286 ~ :5'26 3,4 :,'[-' ~ASH] UCNA 4, ~ >( )( ) 1
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Fiscal Year 1 985 Annual .~mendment to Fire Protection Contract for State Owne~
Facilities in City Boundaries.
This Fiscal Year 1985 annu~l ~mendment to Contract No. FP-8405
entered into by and between City o£ Bremerton (hereinafter referred
to as the "COi~RACTOR"), and the Washington State Department of Community
Development, formerly the Planning and Con,unity Affairs Agency (herein~fter
referred to as the "DEPkRT~T") witnesses that:
The DEP~'~RT~.~ has been appropriated $437,100 for Fiscal Year 1985 from the
},asn~ngton S~ate Legislature. The DEPART~E~T has completed an annual survey of
S~ate Facilities located in incorporated cities ~nd towns. The Fiscal Year
1985 f~znding ~nder this contract has been allocated in accordance with the
requirements of RCW 35.21.775 and 365.80 ¥~AC.
The purpose of this annual contract amendment is to provide the CONTRACTOR with
its prcportional share of the appropriated funds, for Fiscal year 1385, and to
provide for ~ change in the Agency's nsme to the Department of Co~u~ity
Development.
The ?ollowin8 Sections are Amended .to Read as Follows:
1. The Department ~grees to pay the apportioned amount of. $ ~35.00
to the city within thirty days ~fter receipt of ps~ent request
for services from July 1, 1984 to June 30, 1985. Thereafter,
amounts to be paid shall be calculated pursuaut to this contract,
and RCW 35.21.775 (and regulations adopted pursuant thereto).
The City agrees to accept this amount, s_nd the amounts so
c~lculated, ~s payment for basic fire protection service~;
provided supplemental agreements as authorized in RCW 35.21.777
may be negotiated.
6. The Department has identified the sum of ~$37,100 as the total
appropriation available to fund fire protection contracts with
cities during this contract period. Pursuant to WAC 365-80 the
Agency shall disburse to the City a portion of the ~ eq~,,l
to the City's percentage share of all State-o~nned building squar~
foota~es within all cities statewide as identified in Schedule A
FY 1985 which by this reference is made a part of the Agreement
and is agreed to accurately state the square footage figures,
including e~timated levels of construction, from which ~ontraet
payments are to be calculated. These figures shall be determined
annually by the Department pursuant to the provisions of WAC 365-
80. No corrections for additio~ state facilities will be made
in the schedule of payments shown on Schedule A during the
current fiscal year. ~
This annual amendment sh~11 be read in conjunction with the text of
the original contract. F.~oh and every provision of the original
contract shall remain in i~11 force and effect except as amended
herein.
In witness~ %~nereof~ the DEPARTMENT and.the CONTRACTOR have executed this
· , ai3n'u~l amendment as of the date and year writ%eft b~low~ .....
Chuck Clarke, Deputy Director
Contracto~~ ~ Mayor
Depar[ment of Community Develol~nent .
,_ ~-~-~ ........... ~b~'lw~'
~s.s,~-siant Attorney general '
21-Dec-84
SC~Wr~3LE A FY 1985
ALLCCATION OF FIRE P.~2Iq~L'TION
JURISDICTION SQ FT AL~J"~CATION JURISDICTION SQ FT ALLCCA'i]'
ABERDEEN 172,618 $2,140 MUKILTEO 1,100 $100
ANiACORTES 36,371 451 NE~rPORT 2,360 100
ARLINGTON 4,370 !00 NORI~ BLeD 28,692 356
B~ .L ~rv73E 369,464 4581 NO. BONNEViI,LE 4,869 !00
BkT.T.r NGF2~M 2,599,496 32229 NORTHI:ORT ..... 3,462 100
BREMERTON 430,515 5338 OAKES~.LE 5,130 100
BUCKLEY 933,394 11572 OAK ~RBOR 34,393 426
BURLINGTON 4,900 100 OKA~EGAN- 17,917 222
CAMAS 7,150 100 OLYMPIA 3,679,317 45617
CENTRAl,IA 225,976 2802 OMAK 18,148 225
CKEF~ALIS 207,687 2575 OROVII.LE 1,200 100
OOLFAX 10,313 128 ORTING 159,439 1977
COLVIL~.~. 52,070 646 PASCO 286,311 3550
CONCONULLY 4,586 100 -°~)RT AI~L~$ 168,076 2084
CONN~,r. 1,910 100 POR~ ORCHARD 20,500 254
DAVE~)RT 10,778 134 i~)RT TC~'N SllqD 425,112 5271
DE~R PARK 10,196 126 PfYJI~q~O 13,229 164
EDMDNDS 1,250 100 PROSSER 15,569 193
RT,~TR_IC CI~f 23,003 285 PULL~AN 18,334 227
~.LI~SBURG 2,635,141 32671 PUYALLUP 30,370 377
~l 22,120 274 RAYMSND 11,912 148
EPHRATA 57,657 715 .PER/ON 9,292 115
EVER~'iT 346 ~589 4297 RICKLAND 58,460 725
PORLS 1,995 100 SEA'rzLE 14,858,909 184224
FRIDAY HARBOR 900 100 S~DRO WCOLLEY 13,049 162
GOLDENDA T.E 2,844 100 SELAH 158,652 1967
GRANDVI E~ 2,856 100 SKELI~DN 15,099 187
HARR.INGTON 860 100 SPOKANE 1,143,993 14183
HOQUIAM 4,663 100 $~1' ~.VSNSON 7,309 100
I SSAQUAH 14,874 184 SUNN-f SIDE 1,450 100
KELSO 15,588 193 TACOMA 342,983 4252
Kzq~T 27,394 340 TOPP~qI-SH 16,649 206
LICEY 24,000 298 TU~'A%im~R 197,034 2443
LONG. BEACH 1,839 100 TWISP 3,746 100
LONGVIEW 277,309 3438 UNION -GAP 84,963 1053'
LYNNWCOD 306,614 3801 VANCOUVER 912,614 11315
MANSFI P.T .D 3,444 100 W~T.TA ~%T,rA 1,303,267 16158
MEDICAL LAKE 1,362,459 16892 ~l~qH~J~'~l 6,937 100
M~RCER ISLAND 6,443 100 WENAICHEE 210,468 2609
~DNBOE 6,300 100 WINSL~ 60,750 753
MOSES LAKE 3,165 100 hOQDLAND 2,232 100
MOUNT VE~ON 205,490 2548 _V'AKI~ 338,569 4198
-~2II~LS: 35,128,456 $437,100
FIRE P~OTBCTION CONTRAC~ FOR STATF~-OWN~D FACILITIES IN CITY BOUNDARIES
This contract entered into by the Planning and (km~mlnify Affairs Agency
(hereinafter referred to as the Agency) and the City of Bremerton
a municipal corporation organized and operated under law~' of the State
of Washington, which has State-owned buildings except those leased to
non-tax exe~t entities within its corporate territorial limits
(hereinafter referred to as the "City") witnesses that:
W~RFAS, the City has historically provided fire protection services to
all areas within its corporate limits; and
WHEREAS, the State owned facilities within the City are exerqoted frc~
property ta~ levies which are the sources of funding the City's costs of
lift', protection services;
k~KERF31S, contractual agre~me_nts hetwe~n public agencies are perndtt£~ by
the Interlocal CoIporation Act, Chapter 39.34 REW; and
WHEREAS, the State desires the benefit of fire protection services as
necessary for the safety and protection of state personnel and property
located within the City's boundaries, pursuant to RCW 35.21.'775; and
K}{ERFAS, RC~ 35.21.775 provides t/nat the Agency on behalf of the State
shall contract with cities and towns for fire protection services for
State facilities 1ccated in cities and tc~vns; m~d
WHEREAS, the Agency has adopted ~ 365-80 which provides the criteria
for such contracts;
WI~RF2~q, the Agency has been approprSaf~ $419,000 for the 1984 f~scal
year to be expended and distributed to eligible cities as payment for
fire protection services to State-owned faci] ities located within the
territorial limits of such cities and towns.
NOW, THEREFORE, the ~ency and the City agree as follows:
1. The Agency agrees to pay the apportioned arx~unt of $5061.00
to the cit~y within thirty days after receipt of paymemt request
for services from July 1, 1983 to June 30~ 1984. Thereafter,
a~ounts to be paid shall be calcu]ated pursuant to this contract,
and RCW 35.21. 775 (and regulations adopted pursuant thereto). The
City agrees to accept this amount, and the amounts so calculated,
as payment for basic fire protection services; provide~]
supplemental agreements as authoz~zed ~n RCW 35.21.777 may be
negotiated.
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?. The City agrees to provide continuous fire protection services to
State personnel and p~perties that are located within the City's
corporate territorial bouDdaries tO the extent that manpower and
equi[a~ent are available, as determined by ~e Fire Chief.
3. State personnel will cooperate with the City to assure, the
effectiveness of the City's fire protection services, as described
hereinabove, and to facilitate increasingly high quality service.
4. This contract s~%~ll he effective when executed and shall continue
in effect until term/hated by one of the. parties or by the State
Legislature's determination not to fund its continuation.
5. Either part}, may term/hate this Agreement by providing written
noti(m to the o%]~.r party ninety (90) days prior to the effective
date of termination. A term'~nation date n~y be.. declared effecti~
thirty (30) days after notic~ ~ the event the City fails to serve
as agreed herein, or the Agency fails to pay ]n accordance with
this Agre~ent. In the event this Agreement is terminated prior to
its f~ll term, the City shall not claim additional consideration
for sei-~ices after th~ effeet~v¢, term/nation date ex¢~pt and 'unless
another contract is agreed upon. In the ~;ent of termination, the
Agency may request and the City shall nz~ke a refund of the portion
of the funds paid proportional ~o the portion of the (ontract
period remaining after the effective termination date.
6. The Agency has identified the s~m, of $419,000 as the total
appropriation available to fund fire protection contracts with
cities during this co~tract period. Pursuant to W~i 365-80 the
Agency shall disburse to the City a portion of the $4]9,000 equal
to the City's percentage share of all State-c~a~.~d building square
footages within ~i1 cities statewide as identified in schedule A
which k5, this reference is made a part of the Agreen~nt and is
agreed to accurately state the_ square footage figures, ir~luding
estimated levels of c0~structi~, from which contract payments are
to he calculated. These figures shall he determined annually by
the ~gency pursuant to the provisiens of ~AC 365-80. No
corrections for additional s+~te facilities will be made in the
schedule of payments shown on schedule A during t~e currel, t fiscal
year.
7. Payments made to the City under this contract ~'~hs]] be basic fire
protection payments. In those ¢~ses where separate contracts for
additional fire protectic~ funding are im=gotiated between the City
and anoth~r State agency or ageneies, it shall be the
responsibility of the City to notify such other State agencies of
payments receive~! under this contract, and to provide the
appropriate credit or offset to suc~h State agency in order tb~t no
ckrplication or over ~t shall occur.
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8. Assignment of duties to provide fire protection services to the
State by the Cit5, in performance of this AgIeement is Iker~ssible.
9. The City shall ccmloly with all regulations and laws governing
discrimination, and shall not discriminate on any basis of race,
sex, age, religion, national origin, or physical disability.
10. Delay or failure of the City or the Agency to exercise any right
hereunder, including any partial or single exercise of ~ny right,
s~k31] not be deemed a waiver of such right or any right hereunder.
11. ~u~ parties expressly reserw~ for themselves the right fo amend
this agree~nt.
12. In the event ~n.y farm or condition of the Agree~nent or application
thez~=of to any t~rson or circumstance is held invalid, such
invalidity shall not affect other terms, conditions or applications
of this Agreement which can be given effect without the. invalid
term, condition or application. To this end the terms and
c~mndJtions of this Agreer~ent are declared severable.
]3. This Agreement shall be construed and enforcc~ in accordance with,
and the validity and performance hereof shall be governed by, the
laws of the State of Washir~gton.
IN WITNESS W~REOF, this agreem~nt has been executed by and on behalf of
the parties hereto, in full force and effect for the term established by
Section ~ hereinabove.
PLANNING AND Oi)MML~II7 AFFAIRS AGENCY
CITY OF
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