HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 1425-1949RE~OLUTION NO. 142~
RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of South San Francisco that said city enter into an agreemen
with the City of San Bruno, a municipal corporation, for the construction and operatic~ of a sewage treatment
plant, in w~ich agreement it shall be provided as follows:
All costs pertaining to the cost of construction for the domestic treatment plant to be paid one-half
by the City of ~euth San Francisco and one-half by the City of 8anBruno,. Ail costs pertaining to the construc
of the industrial waste treatment plant shall be paid by said City of South San Francisco.
The bid items applying to the pretreatment and treatment facilities for the sewage for the domestic
treatment plant shall be paid one-half by each of said cities. The bid items for the industrial waste treatmen
plant shall be paid by said City of South San Francisco.
The bid items applying to admAnistration, sludge pumping, grading and site development, digester cont
house, sludge bed, outfall sewer ~nd appurtenant facilities shall be allocated ohe-half to the domestic treatme
plant and one-hAlf to the industrial treatment plant.
The distribution of cost of all other items, which are not covered by said agreement, shall be ~eter
by the works engineer of said City of gouth San Francisco and the city engineer of said City of San Bruno.
An equitable distribution of the operating cost shall take into account bothers" the amount of sewage
flowing into the plants and the load due to solids in suspension removed from the sewage. Taking both~ these
factors into consideration, the cost of operation will be based as follows: Sixty percent (60%) on the flow fs
and forty percent (~0%) on the load factor. The flow factor shall be divided between the two plants according
to the flow. The City of San Bruno shall pay one-half of the cost for the domestic treatmant plant and the Cit
of South San Francisco shall pay one-half the cost of the domestic treatment plant. The load factor shall be ~!
divided between the two plants according to the load. The 6ity of SanBruno shall pay one-half of the cost for
the domestic treatment plant and the City of South San Francisco shall pay one-half of the cost ~r the domesti
treatment plant.
The agreement hereby authorized is based upon the assumption that each of said cities contributes
approximately the same flow.
In the event that this conditions shall change and either city may contribute a much greater flow to
the domestic sewage treatment plant, the agreement entered into between said two cities shall be revised, and t
revision thereof shall be based upon the quantity and character of sewage contributed by each city.
In the event that the works engineer of said City of South San Francisco and the city engineer of S=
Bruno may disagree with respect to any matter to be determined by them and in the event that said two cities ma
disagree with respect to the determination of any matter provided for in this agreement, or in the interpretat~
of this agreement, any such matter or subject of dispute shall be submitted to arbitration in the following ma=
Said works engineer of the City of ~outh San Francisco shall select a competent and disinterested engineer and
said city engineer of San Bruno shall select another disinterested and competent engineer. These two engineers
so selected, shall select a third disinterested and competent engineer. The determination of any two of the
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engineers, selected as herein provided, shall be binding on both said cities.
The Mayor and the City Clerk are hereby directed to execute the agreement hereby authorized.
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution w~s regularly introduced and adopted by the City Council
ef the City of South San Francisco this 21st day of March, 1%9, by the following vote:
Ayes~ Councilmen Victor Boido, Chas. K. Elder, Leo Ferko, Adolph Sani, Emilio Cortesi.
Noes, Councilmen None
Absent, Councilmen None
Attest:
(SEAL) DANIEL J. HTLAND
City Clerk