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Res 1184 5/4/1971RESOLUTION NO. 1184 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS , THAT: That certain Memorandum Agreement between the City of Wichita Falls, Texas, and Red River Authority of Texas, a copy of which is attached hereto, providing for the joint construction by the parties of a water pollution control project to be used by the City of Wichita Falls, is hereby approved, and the Mayor is authorized to execute the same for the City. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS the 4th day of May, 1971. • M A Y O R ATTEST: 11•112 .:edhiglit-.21"-‘2g-(4f"1411's City Clerk TO THE TEXAS WATER QUALITY BOARD AND THE ENVIRONMENT- AL PROTECTION AGENCY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THE STATE OF TEXAS WATER POLLUTION CONTROL COMPACT MEMORANDUM AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, AND RED RIVER AUTHORITY OF TEXAS . WHEREAS , The State of Texas Water Pollution Control Compact was executed to provide a method for the State of Texas to agree to pay , and to pay, not less than 25% of the estimated costs of all water pollution control projects in the State of Texas for which Federal grants are to be made pursuant to clause (7) , subsection (b) , Section 1158 , Title 33 , United States Code, as amended; and WHEREAS , the Governor of the State of Texas , the Attorney General of the State of Texas , the Texas Water Quality Board, and the Environmental Protection Agency of the United States of America, have approved the Compact; and WHEREAS , the RED RIVER AUTHORITY OF TEXAS (hereinafter called the "Signatory") is a Signatory to the Compact, and there- by authorized to act for and on behalf of the State of Texas with respect to water pollution control projects as provided in the Compact; and WHEREAS, the CITY OF WICHITA FALLS , TEXAS (hereinafter called the "City") hereby makes and files its application for a Federal grant of 55% of the costs of a water pollution control project, as described in the documents submitted concurrently herewith to the Texas Water Quality Board, in accordance with the Compact; and WHEREAS , the undersigned Signatory has agreed to pay , for and on behalf of the State of Texas , as a Signatory to the Compact, not less than 25% of the cost of the aforesaid project, as hereinafter provided; and WHEREAS, a construction contract for said project was not let prior to April 15 , 1971; and WHEREAS, arrangements have been made, as hereinafter provided, between the City and the undersigned Signatory for the State financial assistance of not less than 25% as of the date of this Agreement. IT IS THEREFORE AGREED AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the undersigned Signatory agrees to pay, as a Signatory to the Compact, for and on behalf of the State of Texas , not less than 25% of the costs of the aforesaid project through the issuance of its bonds pursuant to Chapter 25 of the Texas Water Code (formerly Vernon's Article 7621g) to provide the money for constructing not less than 25% (but up to 45% , at the option of the City) of the Project. 2. That the Signatory will enter into a joint con- struction contract with the City for jointly constructing the project, wherein the City will agree to pay not less than 55% of the costs of constructing the project and also to pay the re- maining costs of constructing the project, if any, which are not to be paid by the undersigned Signatory; and the Signatory will pay for not less than 25% (but up to 45% , at the option of the City) of the costs of constructing the project. 3. That the Signatory and the City will enter into a contract pursuant to which the Signatory will make available to the City the facilities and services of its part of the project, and the City will agree to pay to the Signatory , in consideration of constructing, providing , and making available to the City the facilities and services of its part of the project, such amounts as will be adequate to assure and provide to the Signatory all of its expenses , debt service , reserve , and other payments and requirements in connection with the Signatory ' s bonds , and the Signatory ' s expenses of participation in the project. The City will pay , or reimburse the Signatory for, the actual out-of-pocket expcnses incurred by the Signatory with respect to the bonds and the project, and in addition thereto will pay to the Signatory a fired monthly charge in the amount of $ to cover the Signatory 's administrative and over- head expenses attributable to the project. Said contract also will provide that, as further consideration, the City will operate and maintain the entire project throughout its useful life , at the City's sole expense; that the City will have the exclusive use of the entire project throughout its useful life ; and that the City's obligation to make any and all payments under said contract will terminate when all of the Signatory 's bonds issued in connection with the project, or any bonds issued to refund same , have been paid and retired. All payments by the City under said contract shall constitute an expense of operation of the City 's combined Waterworks and Sewer System, as permitted by Chapter 25 of the Texas Water Code and Vernon ' s Article 1113 . 4 . In the event the amendment to the Texas Constitu- tion designated as Article III , Section 49-d-1 is adopted at the election to be held on May 18 , 1971, and another method for pro- viding the necessary State financial assistance in order to ob- tain increased Federal grants is made available pursuant to said Constitutional amendment , the City reserves the right to terminate or modify this Memorandum Agreement so as to substitute such other method for providing the necessary State financial assist- ance if and to the extent permitted by law, the Texas Water Quality Board, and the Environmental Protection Agency; and the undersigned Signatory agrees to assist, and cooperate with, the City in making such substitution if requested by the City. EXECUTED this, day of 1971. CITY OF WICHITA FALLS , TEXAS byti - Mayor ATTEST: IZZetl:ge44.---CAelf:2± City Clerk RED RIVER AUTHORITY OF TEXAS by President, Board of Directors ATTEST: Secretary, Board of Directors