HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Resolution 10018 (MERA JPA)RESOLUTION NO. 10018
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SAN RAFAEL AUTHORIZING
ENTERING INTO A JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT CREATING
THE MARIN EMERGENCY RADIO AUTHORITY
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of San Rafael has authorized its staff to
enter into discussions with other local agencies in Marin County regarding the acquiring
of emergency radio facilities; and
WHEREAS, the federal government has made certain radio frequencies
available to local agencies in Marin County for the operation of a public safety and
emergency radio system; and
WHEREAS, these local agencies within Marin County have determined it is in
the public interest to create the Marin Emergency Radio Authority (MERA), an entity
separate from its member agencies, which will own and operate the public safety and
emergency radio system; and
WHEREAS, these agencies believe that through a cooperative effort of local
governments, citizens of Marin County will benefit through the acquisition of a state of
the art emergency radio system;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of San
Rafael hereby authorizes itself:
To become a member of the Marin Emergency Radio Authority, with all
rights and obligations contained within this document. The Joint Powers authority shall
be a separate entity pursuant to Government Code Sections 6500, et seq.
2. The City Council authorizes its designated representative to take all
actions necessary to meet its duties and obligations under the MERA. The City Council
appoints City Manager Rod Gould as its representative on the Board of Directors of
MERA.
I, JEANNE M. LEONCINI, Clerk of the City of San Rafael, hereby certify that the
foregoing resolution was duly and regularly introduced and adopted at a regular
meeting of the City Council of said City held on Monday, the second day of February,
1998, by the following vote, to wit:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS COHEN, HELLER, MILLER, PHILLIPS & MAYOR BORO
NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS. NONE
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JEANNE P. LEON INI, City Clerk
A JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT
CREATING
THE MARIN EMERGENCY RADIO AUTHORITY
This Agreement is entered into this 28th day of February, 1998, by and between the
following local agencies: CITY OF SAN RAFAEL
pursuant to Sections 6500, et seg,, of the California Government Code.
RECITALS
A variety of local agencies within Marin County have cooperated in the development
and operation of a radio system for several decades through the County of Marin. Currently.
these agencies find that their system is obsolete and not dependable. Moreover, replacement
parts are difficult, if not impossible, to procure for the proper operation of the system.
Additionally, the Federal Government has made certain mid -band radio frequencies available
to the local agencies of Marin County for the operation of a public safety and emergency
radio system.
For these and other reasons, local agencies within Marin County have determined it is
in the public interest to create the Marin Emergency Radio Authority, an entity separate from
its Member agencies, which will own and operate the Public Safety and Emergency Radio
System.
NOW, THEREFORE, these Agencies agree as follows:
ARTICLE 1: DEFINITIONS
Certain words as used in this Agreement shall be defined as follows:
A. "Agencies" shall mean the County, Special Districts, Cities and Towns within
Marin County.
B. "Agreement" shall mean this Agreement that establishes the Marin Emergency
Radio Authority.
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C. "Authority" shall mean the Marin Emergency Radio Authority.
D. 'Board" shall mean the Board of Directors which is the governing body of the
Marin Emergency Radio Authority.
E. "County" shall mean County of Marin.
F. "Cities" shall mean the Cities of Belvedere, Larkspur, Mill Valley, Novato, San
Rafael and Sausalito.
G. "Towns" shall mean Towns of Corte Madera, Fairfax, Ross, San Anselmo and
Tiburon.
H. "Executive Committee" shall mean the committee described in Section 7.3(b) of
Article 7 of the Agreement.
I. "Special Districts" shall mean governmental agencies created for single or limited
purposes within the County of Marin.
J. "Members" shall mean the County, Special Districts, Cities or Towns which are
signatories to this Agreement.
K. "Quorum" shall mean a majority of the Board members.
ARTICLE 2: PURPOSE
2.1 The purpose of this Agreement is to establish a public entity separate from the
County, Special Districts, Cities and Towns. This public entity is to be known as the Marin
Emergency Radio Authority.
The Authority will plan, finance, implement, manage, own and operate a
multi jurisdictional and county wide Public Safety and Emergency Radio System with the
attendant facilities.
ARTICLE 3: TERM OF AGREEMENT
3.1 This Agreement becomes effective on February 28, 1998. To become a
Member, a local agency must execute this Agreement February 28, 1998. It shall remain in
effect until it is terminated pursuant to Article 12.
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ARTICLE 4: BOARD OF DIRECTORS
4.1 The Board shall be comprised of one representative from each Member.
4.2 Minutes of the adjourned, regular and special meetings of the Board shall be
kept by the Executive Officer and said minutes shall be forwarded to each member of the
Board within thirty days after each meeting. Each member of the Board shall have one vote.
A majority of the members of the Board will constitute a quorum. For purposes of
conducting business, a majority of the quorum will be authorized to act on behalf of the
Authority.
ARTICLE 5: POWERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
5.1 The Board shall have all of the necessary powers and authorities granted by
law to acquire the necessary hardware, software, FCC licenses and site locations in order to
provide and operate a high quality public radio broadcast system.
5.2 The Board shall have the authority to contract with private companies and
public agencies to create, implement and operate the public safety and emergency radio
system.
5.3 The Board shall have the authority to adopt budgets, determine fees and dues
of Members, retain personnel, retain legal counsel, retain consultants and engineers, acquire
grants, acquire, hold, lease and dispose of real and personal property, use the power of
eminent domain, accept donations, to sue and be sued, and all other powers associated with
the operation of a joint powers authority on behalf of the citizens, property owners, and
public agencies within Marin County.
5.4 The Board may own radio frequencies.
5.5 The Board shall have responsibility and authority to keep Members informed
of and advocate for or against pending legislation that would effect the operations of the
Authority.
5.6 The Board shall have the authority to incur debt in order to efficiently provide
the services enumerated herein in compliance with the pertinent sections of the Government
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Code of the State of California. Specifically, the Board can incur debt on its own, including
the Marks-Roose Local Pooling Act of 1985, Government Code § 6584, et seg. The Board
can use lease financing, certificates of participation, installment purchase certificates, short-
term notes and any other suitable form of borrowing. The Board may enter into an
agreement with a Member regarding that Member incurring debt on behalf of the Agency.
5.7 The Board shall defend, hold harmless and indemnify the Members of the
Authority.
5.8 The Board may contract with a Member for services from a Member's
employees.
5.9 The Board may exercise the powers permitted under Government Code § 6504
or any successor statute. Specifically, (a) contributions from the treasuries may be made for
the purpose set forth in the Agreement, (b) payments of public funds may be made to defray
the cost of such purpose, (c) advances of public funds may be made for the purpose set forth
in the Agreement, such advances to be repaid as provided in the Agreement, or (d)
personnel, equipment or property of one or more of the Members to the Agreement may be
used in lieu of other contributions or advances.
5.10 The Board shall have the authority to determine how any Agency will become
a Member subsequent to February 28, 1998. Specifically, the Board shall establish fees and
any other conditions necessary for an Agency to become a Member. Such fees shall be
calculated based upon all prior project expenditures in a manner consistent with the cost
allocation of existing Members and any additional costs necessary to serve that new Member.
Such a proposed new Member shall also pay interest at the rate of Bank of America prime
rate, calculated on a quarterly basis, from February 28, 1998, to its date of membership.
The determination of the Board regarding fees and any other required conditions for new
Members shall be within its sole discretion.
5.11 The Board shall have the authority to determine the amounts each Member
shall contribute to the funding of the Authority. The initial contribution is set forth in
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Section 9.2 of Article 9 of the Agreement.
5.12 The Board may do all things necessary and lawful to carry out the purpose of
the Agreement.
ARTICLE 6: BYLAWS
The Board may adopt from time to time such policies, procedures, bylaws,
rules or regulations for the conduct of its affairs as deemed necessary by the Board.
ARTICLE 7: ORGANIZATION
7.1 Members.
a. The County, Special Districts, Cities and Towns who enter into this
Agreement by February 28, 1998.
b. The County, any Special District and any City or Town may be
considered for Membership in the Authority after February 28, 1998, by presenting an
adopted resolution to the Board which includes a request to become a Member of the
Authority.
C. The Board shall, upon a majority affirmative vote of the quorum accept
proposed Members and upon payment of any Board determined fee, interest, and upon
satisfaction of any conditions established by the Board as a prerequisite for Membership.
7.2 Board.
a. The Authority shall be governed by the Board which shall exercise all
powers and authority on behalf of Authority.
b. The Board shall consist of one member of the governing body or the
chief administrative officer or a designee of the County, Special District, City or Town
which are party to this Agreement. Upon execution of this Agreement, the governing body of
the County, any Special District, City or Town shall appoint its member of the Board and
another member to serve as an alternate to the Board, to serve in the absence of the regular
member. Each member and alternate shall serve at the pleasure of the governing body of the
appointing Agency. Any change in appointment of a member or alternate shall be by action
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of the governing body of the appointing Agency.
C. A majority of the members of the Board shall constitute a quorum for
the transaction of business. The Authority shall act upon majority vote of those in
attendance, each member having one vote, of the members of the Board.
d. The Board shall elect, by majority vote from its Members, a Chair and
Vice Chair. The Chair shall represent the Authority and execute any contracts and other
documents when required by the Rules of Procedure and/or Bylaws. The Vice Chair shall
serve in the absence of the Chair.
7.3 Executive Committee.
a. The Executive Committee shall be responsible to the Board for the
administration and management of Authority affairs and for the provision of assistance and
advice to the Board. The Executive Committee may enter into contracts with other entities.
b. The Executive Committee shall be comprised of Board members
representing the County of Marin, the City of San Rafael, the City of Novato, the Novato
Fire Protection District, a representative of the Fire Chiefs Association, a representative of
the Police Chiefs Association, a representative of the Marin Public Works Association, and
two members of the Board at large selected by the Board. The representatives from the Fire
Chiefs Association, the Police Chiefs Association, and the Marin Public Works Association
shall not be employees of the County of Marin, the City of San Rafael, the City of Novato,
or the Novato Fire Protection District.
C. Seven members of the Executive Committee shall constitute a quorum
for the transaction of business. No action shall be taken by the Executive Committee except
upon a majority affirmative vote of the quorum (each member having one vote) of the
members of the Executive Committee.
d. Members of the Executive Committee shall serve two-year terms and
may be reappointed.
e. There will be an Executive Officer of the Authority who shall be
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responsible for the administration of the Authority. The Executive Officer may be removed
for any reason by a vote of the majority of the members of the Board.
7.4 Additional Committees.
a. Ad hoc or standing committees may be formed by a majority vote of
either the Executive Committee or of the Board of Directors.
ARTICLE 8: MEETINGS AND REPORTS
8.1 Board Meetings.
a. The Board shall hold at least one (1) regular meeting each year as
determined by the bylaws.
b. Special Meetings of the Board may be called in accordance with the
provisions of Section 54956 of the California Government Code.
C. All meetings of the Board shall be held subject to the provisions of the
Ralph M. Brown Act (Sections 54950, et 1M., of the California Government Code) and other
applicable laws of the State of California requiring notice be given of meetings of public
bodies.
d. Minutes of all Board meetings shall be kept and shall, as soon as
possible, after each meeting, be forwarded to each member and alternate member of the
Board within 30 days.
e. The Chair of the Board shall cause correspondence to be prepared and
delivered as directed by the Board.
f. The public agency with whom the Authority contracts with to provide
services shall be the custodian of the official records of the Authority.
8.2 Executive Committee Meetings.
quarter.
a. The Executive Committee shall hold at least one (1) meeting each
b. Special meetings of the Executive Committee may be called in
accordance with the provisions of Section 54956 of the California Government Code.
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C. All meetings of the Executive Committee shall be held subject to the
provisions of the Ralph M. Brown Act (Sections 54950, et sec , of the California
Government Code) and other applicable laws of the State of California requiring notice be
given of meetings of public bodies.
d. Minutes of all Executive Committee meetings shall be kept and shall,
as soon as possible after each meeting, be forwarded to members of the Committee and to
each member and alternate member of the Board within 30 days.
8.3 Other Committee Meetings.
a. Other committees shall hold meetings as may be called by the
Committee Chair or a majority of the members.
b. Minutes of all meetings shall be kept and forwarded to members of the
Committee and to each member and alternate member of the Board.
8.4 Progress Reports.
At least annually, a report on the activities and operations of the Joint Powers
Authority which shall be provided to each of its Members. The report shall be completed
prior to January 1 of each year.
ARTICLE 9: FUNDING
9.1 Authority Budget.
The Board shall adopt an annual budget for the Authority's activities within
ninety (90) days of the effective date of this Agreement and by June 1 of each succeeding
year. Public funds may not be disbursed by the Authority without adoption of the approved
budget and all receipts and disbursements shall be in strict accordance with the approved
budget. The budget shall indemnify the programs of the Authority and allocate funds by the
program. The budget and accounting system shall account for direct and overhead costs by
program. The Board shall allocate these costs for each program with the adoption of the
annual budget.
9.2 Funding of the Authority.
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Initially, the costs of operations shall be divided on a pro rata share based
upon the number of radios, mobil and portables, used by each Member. Each Member shall
advance a deposit amount of money anticipated to be needed for the first twelve months of
operation. After one year of operation of the system, the Authority shall determine the pro
rata contribution by a majority vote of the Board.
9.3 Duties of Treasurer/Controller.
a. The Board shall appoint a Treasurer from among the senior
management staff of the Member Agencies. The Treasurer shall be either the County
Auditor/Controller, the Treasurer Tax Collector or the Finance Director of one of the
Members. This person shall also function as Controller of the Authority.
b. The Treasurer shall serve as the depository and have custody of all
Authority funds and establish and maintain such books, records, finds, and accounts as may
be required by reasonable accounting practice. Government Code § 6505. The books and
records of the Authority shall be open to inspection at all reasonable times to the Members.
C. The Treasurer, within ninety (90) days after the close of each fiscal
year (which shall be from July 1 to June 30), shall give a complete written report of all
financial activities for such fiscal year to the Members.
d. The Treasurer shall prepare such financial reports as may be directed
by the Board or Executive Committee.
e. The Treasurer shall cause an independent annual audit of the accounts
and records to be conducted by a certified public accountant in compliance with the
requirements of Section 6505 of the Government Code and generally accepted accounting
standards.
9.4 Debts and Liabilities.
As permitted under Government Code § 6508. 1, no debt, liability, or
obligation of the Authority shall constitute a debt, liability, or obligation of any Agency and
each Member's obligation hereunder is expressly limited only to the appropriation and
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contribution of such funds as may be levied pursuant to this Agreement or as the parties
hereto may agree.
9.5 Disposition of Authority Funds Upon Termination.
a. In the event of termination of the Authority where there is a successor
public entity which will carry on the activities of the Authority and assume its obligations.
Authority funds, including any interest earned in deposits, remaining upon termination of the
Authority and after payment of all obligations shall be transferred to the successor public
entity.
b. If there is no successor public entity which would carry on any of the
activities of the Authority or assume any of its obligations, Authority funds, including any
interest earned on deposits, remaining upon termination of the Authority and after payment
of all obligations, shall be provided in proportion to the contribution of each agency.
C. If there is a successor public agency which would undertake some of
the functions of the Authority and assume some of its obligations, Authority funds, including
any interest earned on deposits, remaining upon termination of the Authority and after
payment of all obligations, shall be allocated by the Board between the successor public
entity and Members.
d. In the event the Authority is terminated under circumstances falling
with (b) or (c) above, all decisions of the Board with regard to determination of amounts to
be transferred to Members or any successor shall be final.
ARTICLE 10: INDEMNIFICATION
The Authority shall acquire such insurance protection as is necessary to protect
the interest of the Authority, the County, Special Districts, Cities, Towns and the public.
The Authority created by this Agreement shall assume the defense of and indemnify and save
harmless the County, Special Districts, Cities, Towns and each of their respective officers,
agents and employees, from all claims, losses, damages, costs, injury and liability of every
kind, nature and description directly or indirectly arising from the performance of any of the
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activities of the Authority or the activities undertaken pursuant to this Agreement.
ARTICLE 11: TERMINATION
This Agreement may be terminated by the Board upon notice of withdrawal
being received from a majority of the Member Agencies. Upon termination, payment of the
obligations and division of the property of the Authority shall be conducted pursuant to
Section 9.5 of Article 9 of this Agreement.
ARTICLE 12: AMENDMENTS
This Agreement may be amended only upon the two-thirds (2/3) affirmative
vote of the Board.
ARTICLE 13: WITHDRAWAL
Any City, Town, Special District or the County may withdraw from this
Agreement effective July 1 of any year, ninety (90) days prior to the end of the fiscal year,
upon written notice to the Authority. Upon withdrawal, a City, Town, Special District or
the County retains its financial obligations for current contracts executed to fulfill this
Agreement, and assumes that responsibility at its own expense.
ARTICLE 14: SEVERABILITY
If any provision of this Agreement or its application to any person or
circumstances is held invalid, the remainder of this Agreement and the application of the
provision to other persons or circumstances shall not be affected.
ARTICLE 15: NOTICES
All notices to Agencies shall be deemed to have been given when mailed to the
governing body of each Agency.
ARTICLE 16: AGREEMENT COMPLETE
The foregoing constitutes the full and complete Agreement of the parties.
There are no oral understandings or agreements not set forth in writing herein. Any such
agreements merge into this Agreement.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be
executed by their proper officers thereunder duly authorized and effective as of the date of
execution of all parties hereto.
Dated:
Dated: RI 2/28/98
ATTE T: ROD GOULD, City Manager, CITY OF SAN'RAFAEL
P CIA ROBERTS, puty City Clerk
Dated:
Dated:
Dated:
Dated:
Dated:
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*Adjusted per latest Police and Fire surveys conducted in August/September 1997 for
future/planned purchase.
"Excluding Fairfax PD, San Anselmo PD and Ross Valley FD.
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PRO -RATA
ARE FOR CASH PURCHASE
OF EN X SYSTEM
FOR PARTICIPATING AGENCIES
REVISED*
% PRO -RATA
EXISTING
AGENCY
AGENCY"
# RADIOS
SHARE
FREQUENCY
SHARE
ALTO FIRE
15
0.8%
LO
$164,654
BELVEDERE PD
9
0.5%
LO
$98,793
BELVEDERE PW
8
0.4%
HI
$87,816
BOLINAS FD
16
0.9%
LO
$175,631
BOLINAS PUD
3
0.2%
LO
$32,931
CORTE MADERA FD
24
1.3%
LO
$263,447
CORTE MADERA PW
22
1.2%
HI
$241,493
COUNTY OF MARIN
661
36.3%
HI/LO/UHF
$7,255,763
INVERNESS PUD & FD
19
1.0%
LO
$208,562
KENTFIELD FD
45
2.5%
LO
$493,963
LARKSPUR FD
36
2.0%
LO
$395,170
LARKSPUR PW
1 6
0.3%
HI
$65,862
MARIN COMM COLLEGE
1 12
0.7%
LO
$131,723
MARINWOOD FD
1 221
1.2%
LO
$241,493
MILL VALLEY FD
I 33
1.8%
LO
$362,239
MILL VALLEY PD
I 37
2.0%
LO
$406,147
MILL VALLEY PW
I 22
1.2%
HI
$241,493
MMWD
I 52
2.9%
LO/UHF
$570,801
NOVATO FD
1 761
4.2%
LO
$834,248
NOVATO PD
1 861
4.7%
LO
$944,018
NOVATO PW
1 331
1.8%
HI
$362,239
ROSS PUB SAFETY
1 241
1.3%
LO
$263,447
SAN RAFAEL FD
I 80)
4.4%
LO
$878,156
SAN RAFAEL PD
1 1431
7.8%
L0/800
$1,569,704
SAN RAFAEL PW
1 751
4.1%
HI
$823,271
SAUSALITO FD
1 321
1.8%
LO
$351,262
SAUSALITO PD
1 301
1.6%
LO
$329,308
SKYWALKER RANCH FD
1 181
1.0%
LO
$197,585
SM AMB AUTH
1 261
1.4%
LO
$285,401
STINSON BEACH FD
I 21
1.2%
LO
$230,516
TAMALPAIS FD
I - 16
0.9%
LO
$175,631
TASK FORCE
1 31
1.7%
LO
$340„285
TIBURON FD
1 211
1.2%
LO
$230,516
TIBURON PO
1 201
1.1 %
LO
$219,539
TIBURON PW
91
0.5%
LO
$98,793
TWIN CITIES Pn
391
2.1%
LO
$428,101
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TOTAL
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1,822
100.0%
$20,000,000
*Adjusted per latest Police and Fire surveys conducted in August/September 1997 for
future/planned purchase.
"Excluding Fairfax PD, San Anselmo PD and Ross Valley FD.
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PRO -RATA SHARE OF ANA 1 PAYMENT FOR 25% DOWN PA FENT OF $20 M. SYSTEM
FOR PARTICIPATING AGENCIES
REVISED* % PRO -RATA EXISTING AGENCY
AGENCY" # RADIOS SHARE FREQUENCY SHARE
ALTO FIRE
15
0.8%
LO
$41,164
BELVEDERE PD
9
0.5%
LO
$24,698
BELVEDERE PW
8
0.4%
HI
$21,954
BOLINAS FD
16
0.9%
LO
$43,908
BOLINAS PUD
1 3
0.2%
LO
$8,233
CORTE MADERA FD
1 24
1.3%
LO
$65,862
CORTE MADERA PW
1 22
1.2%
HI
$60,373
COUNTY OF MARIN
1 6611
36.3%
HI/LO/UHF
$1,813,941
INVERNESS PUD & FD
191
1.0%
LO
$52,141
KENTFIELD FD
451
2.5%
LO
$123,491
LARKSPUR FD
361
2.0%
LO
$98,793
LARKSPUR PW
1 61
0.3%
HI
$16,465
MARIN COMM COLLEGE
1 121
0.7%
LO
$32,931
MARINWOOD FD
221
1.2%
LO
$60,373
MILL VALLEY FD
33
1.8%
LO
$90,560
MILL VALLEY PD
371
2.0%
LO
$101,537
MILL VALLEY PW
22
1.2%
HI
$60,373
MMWD
52
2.9%
LO/UHF
$142,700
NOVATO FD
1 76
4.2%
LO
$208,562
NOVATO PD
1 861
4.7%
LO
$236,004
NOVATO PW
331
1.8%
HI
$90,560
ROSS PUB SAFETY
24!
1.3%
LO
$65,862
SAN RAFAEL FD
801
4.4%
LO
$219,539
SAN RAFAEL PD
1 1431
7.8%
LO/800
$392,426
SAN RAFAEL PW
1 751
4.1%
HI
$205,818
SAUSALITO FD
1 321
1.8%
LO
$87,816
SAUSALITO PD
1 301
1.6%
LO
$82,327
SKYWALKER RANCH FD
1 181
1.0%
LO
$49,396
SM AMB AUTH
,
26
1.4%
LO
$71,350
STINSON BEACH FD
21
1.2%
LO
$57,629
TAMALPAIS FD
I 161
0.9%
LO
$43,908
TASK FORCE
1 311
1.7%
LO
$85,071
TIBURON FD
1 211
1.2%
LO
$57,629
TIBURON PD
201
1.1%
LO
$54,885
TIBURON PW
91
0.5%
LO
$24,698
TWIN CITIES PD
391
2.1%
LO
$107,025
TOTAL
1 1,8221
100.0%
$5,000,000
'Adjusted per latest Police and Fire surveys conducted in August/September 1997 for
future/planned purchase.
"Excluding Fairfax PD, San Anselmo PD and Ross Valley FD.
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PRO -RATA SHAR:
F ANNUAL PAYMENT FOR LOAN $15 M. AT 6%
FOR PARTICIPATING AGENCIES
REVISED*
% PRO -RATA
EXISTING
AGENCY
AGENCY"
# RADIOS
SHARE
FREQUENCY
SHARE
ALTO FIRE
15
0.8%
LO
$10,617
BELVEDERE PD
9
0.5%
LO
$6,370
BELVEDERE PW
8
0.4%
HI
$5,662
BOLINAS FD
1 16
0.9%
LO
$11,325
BOLINAS PUD
I 3
0.2%,
LO
$2,123
CORTE MADERA FD
24
1.3%
LO
$16,987
CORTE MADERA PW
221
1.2%
HI
$15,571
COUNTY OF MARIN
6611
36.3%
HI/LO/UHF
$467,844
INVERNESS PUD & FD
1 191
1.0%
LO
$13,448
KENTFIELD FD
I 451
2.5%
LO
$31,850
LARKSPUR FD
I 36
2.0%
LO
$25,480
LARKSPUR PW
1 6
0.3%
HI
$4,247
MARIN COMM COLLEGE
1 12
0.7%
LO
$8.493
MARINWOOD FD
1 22
1.2%
LO
$15,571
MILL VALLEY FD
1 331
1.8%
LO
$23,357
MILL VALLEY PD
1 371
2.0%
LO
$26,188
MILL VALLEY PW
1 221
1.2%1
HI
$15,571
MMWD
I 52
2.9%1
LO/UHF
$36,805
NOVATO FD
I 76
4.2%1
LO
$53,791
NOVATO PD
1 86
4.7%1
LO
$60,869
NOVATO PW
1 33
1.8%1
HI
$23,357
ROSS PUB SAFETY
1 241
1.3%1
LO
$16,987
SAN RAFAEL FD
1 801
4.4%1
LO
$56,623
SAN RAFAEL PD
I 1431
7.8%1
LO/800
$101,213
SAN RAFAEL PW
I 751
4.1%
HI
$53,084
SAUSALITO FD
1 321
1.8%
LO
$22,649
SAUSALITO PD
30
1.6%
LO
$21,233
SKYWALKER RANCH FD
181
1.0%
LO
$12,740
SM AMB AUTH
1 261
1.4%J
LO
$18,402
STINSON BEACH FD
211
1.2%
LO
$14,863
TAMALPAIS FD
161
0.9%1
LO
$11,325
TASK FORCE
31
1.7%1
LO
$21,941
TIBURON FO
I 211
1.2%1
LO
$14,863
TIBURON PD
I 201
1.1%
LO
$14,156
TIBURON PW
91
0.5%
LO
$6,370
TWIN CITIES PD
39
2.1%
LO
$27,604
TOTAL
I 1,822
100.0%
$1,289,580
"Adjusted per latest Police and Fire surveys conducted in August/September 1997 for
future/planned purchase.
"Excluding Fairfax PD, San Anselmo PD and Ross Valley FD.
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