HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 41-2024 (24-232)PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
THIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT is made and
entered into this ~ day of September, 1994, by and between the CITY OF
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, a general law city and municipal corporation of the State
of California ("City") and MEYERS, NAVE, RIBACK, SILVER & WIISON, a
professional corporation of attorneys licensed to practice law ("Law Firm").
R ECITALS
Legal services have heretofore been provided to City through a
departmental organization consisting of a City Attorney and an Assistant City
Attorney; and
From time to time the legal services provided to City by this
departmental organization have been augmented by outside legal counsel paid at the
prevailing rates for those services; and
In furtherance of its policy to achieve efficiencies and economies in the
operation of City's government, without impairing whatsoever the level, amount, and
quality of legal services essential to its operation, the City Council desires to change
the method by which City obtains legal services from a departmental organization to a
contract for professional services; and
Government Code Section 36505 provides that the City Council may
appoint a City Attorney, and Government Code Section 37103 authorizes general lam
cities to contract for legal services; and
Prior to March 21, 1994, the City employed an in-house City Attorney
and Assistant City Attorney and the equivalent of 1-1/2 legal secretary positions.
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Following the resignation of the in-house City Attorney, the City hued the Law Firm
to serve as Interim City Attorney until such time as the City Council determined
whether to replace the in-house City Attorney or to contract for all City Attorney
services. Pursuant to a separate contract, the Law Firm has served as Interim City
Attorney since March 21, 1994.
Law Firm specializes in municipal and public agency law and is willing
and qualified and duly licensed to provide legal services to City as City Attorney
under this contract as an independent contractor, subject to the terms and conditions
hereinafter stated;
NOW, THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree as follows:
1. Basic Services. Law Firm shall provide, through such members or
associates of the firm as it shall determine, subject to approval of the City Council,
all legal services of the highest professional standards usually and normally provided
by the City Attorney. These services (the "Basic Services") sha11 include:
(a) Attendance at all City Council and Planning Commission meetings
unless excused from such attendance by permission of the Council;
(b) Attendance at meetings of such other of City's Commission,
Boards or Committees as may be requested by the City Council
or City Manager from time to time;
(c) Rendering legal advice and issuing written legal opinions to
members of the City Council, Commissions, and Committees, and
to the City Manager, Department Heads and employees, with
respect to City matters;
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(d) Attendance at departmental meetings for preparation of the
agenda materials for City Council meetings, and such other staff
meetings and conferences as may be required for the proper
furnishing of legal advice and assistance;
(e) Preparation and/or review of ordinances, resolutions, leases,
contracts, or other legal documents required by or of City, and
review, advice or redrafting of such legal documents as may be
prepared by others for proposed use by City;
(f} Representation of the City before mediators or arbitrators on
matters arising from memoranda of understanding or other labor
agreements;
(g) Rendering advice and assistance to City's representatives on labor
relations matters, reviewing memoranda of understanding or other
labor agreements and drafting implementing legislation or other
pertinent documents;
(h) Rendering advice for City's public works contracts, leases, or other
documentation pertaining to agreements to which the City is or
proposes to be a party;
(i) Rendering advice and assistance in the administration of City's
general liability risk management and insurance programs;
(j) Rendering advice and assistance on all matters pertaining to
general and special municipal elections;
(k) Commencement and prosecution of civil and criminal actions to
enforce municipal ordinances including enforcement thereof
through administrative proceedings;
(1) Such other duties or services which may be requested by City
(excluding those described as Special Services) generally
performed by a corporation's general counsel anal necessary to
assist City in achieving its goals in a sound legal manner; and
(m) Furnishing legal services of the nature described in paragraphs (a)
through (1) for the Redevelopment Agency, or other agencies or
entities which are not operated as an integral part . of City, but
which are created by City as independent agencies, and under the
control of City excepting, however, Special Services for such
agencies and entities.
(n) Representation of City before federal and state regulatory bodies
such as the Bay Conservation and Development Commission,
Regional Water Quality Control Board, Bay Area Air Quality
Management District, Internal Revenue Service, Federal
Communica~ions Commission, and the Unemployment Appeals
Board;
2. pS ecial Services. :Law Firm shall provide through such members or
associates of the firm as it sha11 determine such legal services as may be desired car
required by action of the City ~~ouncil, and not within the scope of the Basic Ser~rices
hereinabove described. These services (the "Special Services") may include:
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(a) The prosecution of actions to acquire property through the use of
eminent domain which involve complicated issues such as, by way
of example only, challenges to the right of the City to condemn,
claims for severance damage, defense of project CEQA
compliance and allocation of responsibility for the contamination
of the condemned property and/or the determination of the cost
to clean up the contamination;
(b) The defense of actions involving a challenge to a land use action
or decision of the City where by prior indemnity and defense
agreements, the City's legal costs are paid by the real party in
interest, and those actions which involve complicated issues such
as, by way of example only, challenge to the General Plan or
Element thereof, challenge to the adequacy of an Environmental
Impact Report or similar environmental clearance, or
discrimination or civil rights claims relative to land use decisions;
(c) Defense or prosecution of actions for personal injuries or property
damage;
(d) Furnishing legal services for the formation of assessment districts,
the issuance of public bonds of such districts, and any litigation
pertaining thereto;
(e) Special Services as described in paragraphs (a) through (d) for the
Redevelopment Agency, or other agencies or entities which are
not operated as an integral part of the City, but are created and
controlled by the City.
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Notv~ithstanding the foregoing, Law Firm shall provide the City Council with the
opportunity to select legal counsel other than Law Firm to furnish the City Special
Services.
3. ADvointment: Assistants. City, by and through its Council, does hereby
appoint STEVEN T. MATTAS as City Attorney of the City of South San Francisco.
This appointment shall remain in effect during the term of this Agreement and is
subject to the terms and conditions hereof. MICHAEL R. NAVE ~s appointed the
Assistant City Attorney. These appointments shall remain in effect during the term of
this Agreement unless altered following review held pursuant to Section 13 hereof.
Law Firm may recommend to the City Council and the City Council may appoint
from time to time such other members of the firm or associates as assistants or
deputies as it may deem appropriate or necessary to carry out the duties and to
provide the services described herein.
4. Compensarion -Basic Services. City shall compensate Law Firm for all
Basic Services described in Section 1 hereof Sixteen Thousand Dollars (S16,000.00)
per month.
5. Compensation -Special Services. City shall compensate Law Firm for
all Special S~ivices described in Section 2 hereof and which are: authorized by action
of the City council on an hourly basis at the rate of One Hundred Fifty Dollars
(S 150.00) per hour. Law Firm shall be compensated for ABACI Plan actions at the
hourly rate Established by ABAG. Compensation for these Sp~rial Services shall be
made only upon the presentation of an itemized written statement subject to the
satisfaction of the Finance Director and City Auditors. Compensation shall be
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payable upon billing therefor by Law Firm, and shall be due within thirty (30) days of
such billing.
6. Costs and Exvenses. City shall reimburse Law Firm for customary and
reasonable out-of-pocket costs and expenses advanced or paid on behalf of City in the
performance of Law Firm's Special Seivi.ces upon presentment of an itemized
statement subject to the satisfaction of the Finance Director. Such costs or expenses
include, for example, fees and charges of certified shorthand reporters, deposition
transcription costs, court costs, costs and fees of investigators and expert witnesses or
advisors retained for litigation or arbitration; costs of printing briefs or lengthy court
documents; computerized research services; travel, lodging, and incidental e~cpenses
incurred in carrying out the duties or performing the Special Services hereunder.
7. Municipal Professional Membership. Meetings. Seminars. It is
understood and agreed that City and Law Firm mutually benefit from the firm's
participation in certain professional activities relating to municipal law. Therefore, at
no cost to City, the firm shall maintain its active participation in the activities of the
League of California Cities and the State Bar of California.
8. Office Faciliries. Prior to the commencement date hereof City has
provided office space for the pity Attorney when operating as a department of City.
This office space, generally consisting of three offices, a library, and their furnishings
is on the first floor of the City Hall Annex 315 Maple Avenue, South San Fran~;isco,
California. Law Firm may use these offices for the rendition of the professional
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services until such time as the City shall advise the firm that they are needed for
other purposes.
City shall continue to fiimish light and space heating for these premises
as well as customary janitorial service and maintenance. In the event City advises the
firm that these offices are no longer available for its use, the firm shall be responsible
for obtaining adequate office space and facilities convenient and necessary to render
its professional services.
9. Ec~ui~ment. Prior to the commencement date hereof, City has provided
certain office equipment for the use of the City Attorney when operating as a
department of the City. Such office equipment shall remain the property of City and
may continue to be used by the Law Firm and its staff for rendition of professional
services. Additional office equipment, telephone lines, service and listings not
currently provided by the City shall be provided at Law Firm's expense.
10. Library. Prior to the commencement date hereof, City has provided
certain volumes of professional books for use by Iaw Firm and its staff when
operating as a department of City. These volumes shall be available for the use of
the firm during the term hereof. These volumes and series of publications shall be
itemized on an inventory list filed in the Office of the Finance Director and shall
remain. the property of City.
City shall maintain the series of publications listed on the inventory and
shall purchase, at City`s eacpense, all supplements and additional volumes necessary to
keep them up to date. These supplements and additional volumes shall, upon
purchase, become the property of City.
11. Support Staff. Without otherwise obligating the City to do so, City may
retain the Legal Secretary II position to provide support and services, including all
acts customarily performed by the Legal Secretary II position to the Law Firm. Any
City employees serving as support staff to the Law Firm will remain as City
employees with all rights attendant thereto. Law Firm shall have the right to
supervise any City-provided support staff consistent with the proper management of
the City Attorney's office. City shall have the sole right to determine the support
staff level and specific personnel provided to the Law Firm.
12. Insurance. During the term of this Agreement, Law Firm shall take out
and maintain at its e~cpense public liability, professional liability, property and workers'
compensation policies in the forms and amounts determined appropriate by the
Finance Director.
13. Quarterly Review. Quarterly during the term hereof, City Council may
review the performance of Law Firm and its members or associates in famishing the
services provided hereunder, and the compensation provisions hereof The parties
may agree to changes or amendments hereto, including, but not necessarily limited to,
changes in compensation provisions, which changes or amendments shall be evidenced
by written amendment or by minute order evidencing motion duly made and carried
by the City Council. Nothing in this paragraph shall be deemed to prevent or inhibit
more frequent review of performance, compensation, or other matters relating to this
Agreement or otherwise inhibit the free and candid exchange of views between the
parties hereto to the end that the legal interests of City shall best be served and Law
Firm shall fairly be compensated for legal services rendered.
14. Rendition of Services Incompatible with Interests of City. Law Firm
covenants and warrants that in addition to subscribing to the Rules of Professional
Responsibility which prevent representation of interests adverse to the City, the
members and associates of Law Firm shall refrain from actions or representations of
any interest or party which would reflect adversely upon City or tend to bring disfavor
on City.
15. Termination. Either party hereto may terminate this Agreement at any
time during the term hereof by giving the other party written notice thereof If given
by Law Firm, such notice shall be given at least thirty (30) days before the effective
date of termination. If given by City, such notice may be given at any time. If said
nonce is given by City with thirty (30) days' notice of the effecrive date of
termination, then the firm shall be paid the compensation earned and accrued
reimbursable expenses incurred prior to cessation of services. If notice of termination
is given by City with less than thirty (30) days notice, City shall pay the firm an
amount equal to one month's Basic Services compensation in addition to the
compensation earned and accrued reimbursable eacpenses incurred prior to the date of
termination. In the event of termination, the parties shall cooperate to achieve an
orderly transition and assumption of duties by any succeeding City Attorney. All files,
documents, City-provided equipment, books, furnishings and other City property shall
be returned in good order to the City.
16. Term. Conrinuation. Subject to annual review and the unconditional
power of the Council to terminate, the term of this Agreement shall commence on
September 15, 1994 ("commencement date") and shall continue until September 14,
1995, unless otherwise terminated.
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17. Nonassignability. The legal services to be provided under this
Agreement contemplate the unique combination of legal skills and experience that are
possessed by Law Firm. For this reason, this Agreement shall not be assignable by
the Law Firm.
18. Notices. Written notices required hereunder shall be delivered
personally, or by depositing the same with the City Clerk of the City of South San
Francisco or to such other address as the parties may from time to time designate in
writing.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement the
day and year first above written.
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
a Municipal Corporation of the
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MEYERS, NAVE, RIBACK, SII,VER &
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MICHAEL R. NAVE
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Special Counsel to the ity o
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
THIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT is made and entered into this
15th day of March, 2024, by and between the CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, a
general law city and municipal corporation of the State of California ("City") and
REDWOOD PUBLIC LAW, a limited liability partnership of attorneys licensed to practice
law ("Law Firm").
RECITALS
In furtherance of its policy to achieve efficiencies and economies in the operation
of City's government, without impairing whatsoever the level, amount, and quality of legal
services essential to its operation, in September 1994, the City Council changed the method
by which City obtained legal services from a departmental organization to a contract for
professional services, entering into a Professional Services Agreement with the law firm
current named Meyers Nave, LLC; and
Meyers Nave has provided legal services to the City continuously since that time. In
July 2019, the City Council appointed Sky Woodruff, a Principal at Meyers Nave, to serve as
City Attorney; and
Sky Woodruff has informed the City Council of his intent to start Law Firm, with the
first day of operations being March 15, 2024. The attorneys at Meyers Nave providing legal
services to the City will also be joining Law Firm, resulting in no significant change in the
delivery of legal services to the City.
Government Code Section 36505 provides that the City Council may appoint a City
Attorney, and Government Code Section 37103 authorizes general law cities to contract for
legal services; and
Law Firm specializes in municipal and public agency law and is willing and
qualified and duly licensed to provide legal services to City as City Attorney under this
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contract as an independent contractor, subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter
stated.
NOW, TIIEREFORE, the parties hereto agree as follows:
1. Basic Services. Law Firm shall provide, through such members or
associates of the firm as it shall determine, subject to approval of the City Council, all
legal services of the highest professional standards usually and normally provided by the
City Attorney. These services (the "Basic Services") shall include:
(a) Attendance at all City Council and Planning Commission meetings
unless excused from such attendance by permission of the Council;
(b) Attendance at meetings of such other of City's Commissions
Boards or Committees as may be requested by the City Council or
City Manager from time to time;
(c) Rendering legal advice and issuing written legal opinions to
members of the City Council, Commissions, and Committees, and to
the City Manager, Department Heads and employees, with respect
to City matters;
(d) Attendance at departmental meetings for preparation of the
agenda materials for City Council meetings, and such other staff
meetings and conferences as may be required for the proper
furnishing of legal advice and assistance;
(e) Preparation and/or review of ordinances, resolutions, leases,
contracts, or other legal documents required by or of City, and
review, advice or redrafting of such legal documents as may be
prepared by others for proposed use by City;
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(f) Representation of the City before mediators or arbitrators on
matters arising from memoranda of understanding or other labor
agreements;
(g) Rendering advice and assistance to City's representatives on labor
relations matters, reviewing memoranda of understanding or other
labor agreements and drafting implementing legislation or other
pertinent documents;
(h) Rendering advice for City's public works contracts, leases, or other
documentation pertaining to agreements to which the City is or
proposes to be a party;
(i) Rendering advice and assistance in the administration of City's
general liability risk management and insurance programs;
(j) Rendering advice and assistance on all matters pertaining to
general and special municipal elections;
(k) Commencement and prosecution of civil and criminal actions to
enforce municipal ordinances including enforcement thereof
through administrative proceedings;
(1) Such other duties or services which may be requested by City
(excluding those described as Special Services) generally
performed by a corporation's general counsel and necessary to
assist City in achieving its goals in a sound legal manner; and
(m) Furnishing legal services of the nature described in paragraphs (a)
through (1) for the Redevelopment Agency Successor Agency, or
other agencies or entities which are not operated as an integral part of
City, but which are created by City as independent agencies, and
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under the control of City excepting, however, Special Services for
such agencies and entities.
(n) Representation of City before federal and state regulatory bodies
such as the Bay Conservation and Development Commission,
Regional Water Quality Control Board, Bay Area Air Quality
Management District, Internal Revenue Service, Federal
Communications Commission, and the Unemployment Appeals
Board;
2. Special Services. Law Firm shall provide through such members or
associates of the firm as it shall determine such legal services as may be desired or required
by action of the City Council, and not within the scope of the Basic Services hereinabove
described. These services (the "Special Services") may include:
(a) The prosecution of actions to acquire property through the use of
eminent domain which involve complicated issues such as, by way of
example only, challenges to the right of the City to condemn, claims
for severance damage, defense of project CEQA compliance and
allocation of responsibility for the contamination of the condemned
property and/or the determination of the cost to clean up the
contamination;
(b) The defense of actions involving a challenge to a land use actionor
decision of the City whereby prior indemnity and defense
agreements, the City's legal costs are paid by the real party in
interest, and those actions which involve complicated issues such as,
by way of example only, challenge to the General Plan or Element
thereof, challenge to the adequacy of an Environmental Impact
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Report or similar environmental clearance, or discrimination or civil
rights claims relative to land use decisions;
(c) Defense or prosecution of actions for personal injuries or property
damage;
(d) Furnishing legal services for the formation of assessment districts, the
issuance of public bonds of such districts, and any litigation
pertaining thereto;
(e) Special Services as described in paragraphs (a) through (d) for the
Redevelopment Agency Successor, or other agencies or entities
which are not operated as an integral part of the City, but are
created and controlled by the City.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, Law Firm shall provide the City Council with
the opportunity to select legal counsel other than Law Firm to furnish the City Special
Services.
3. Appointment: Assistants. City, by and through its Council does hereby
continue the appointment of Sky Woodruff as City Attorney of the City of South San
Francisco. This appointment shall remain in effect during the term of this Agreement and
is subject to the terms and conditions hereof. These appointments shall remain in effect
during the term of this Agreement unless altered following review held pursuant to Section
13 hereof. Law Firm may recommend to the City Council and the City Council may
appoint from time to time such other members of the Law Firm or associates as assistants
or deputies as it may deem appropriate or necessary to carry out the duties and to provide
the services described herein.
4. Compensation - Basic Services. City shall compensate Law Firm for all Basic
Services as described in Section 1 on an hourly basis at the rate of $322 per hour for Principals
and "Of Counsel" attorneys and $285 per hour for Associate attorneys.
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In addition to Basic Services compensation, Law Firm shall also be paid for: 1)
Successor Agency services or redevelopment legal services at the rate of $354 per hour for
Principals and "Of Counsel" attorneys and $285 per hour for Associate attorneys; 2) enterprise
fund matters ( e.g., Sewer, Storm water and Solid Waste) at the rate of $384 per hour for
Principal and "Of Counsel" attorneys, $354 per hour for Senior Associate attorneys, and $303
per hour for Junior Associate attorneys; 3) labor and employment matters at the rate of $368
per hour for Senior Principal attorneys, $362 per hour for Junior Principal attorneys, $357 per
hour for Senior Of Counsel attorneys, $352 per hour for Of Counsel attorneys, $341 per hour
for Senior Associate attorneys, and $326 per hour for Associate attorneys; and 4) cost
recovery matters involving land use entitlements at the rate of $443 per hour for Senior
Principal attorneys, $384 per hour for Junior Principal and Of Counsel attorneys, $354 per
hour for Senior Associate attorneys, and $303 per hour for Junior Associate attorneys, and
$182 per hour for paralegals, with the City's costs reimbursed by the development applicant.
5. Compensation - Special Services. City shall compensate Law Finn for all
Special Services as described in Section 2 hereof on an hourly basis at the rate of $450 per
hour for Senior Principals, $397 per hour for Junior Principals and Of Counsel attorneys, $339
per hour for Associate attorneys, and $182 per hour for paralegals, except that City shall
compensate Law Finn for bond counsel services described in Section 2(g) at the standard
market rates for bond counsel at bond closing. Compensation shall be payable upon billing
therefor by Law Firm, and shall be due within thirty (30) days of such billing.
6. Costs and Expenses. City shall reimburse Law Firm for customary and
reasonable out-of-pocket costs and expenses advanced or paid on behalf of City in the
performance of Law Firm's Special Services upon presentment of an itemized statement
subject to the satisfaction of the Finance Director. Such costs or expenses include, for
example, fees and charges of certified shorthand reporters, deposition transcription costs,
court costs, costs and fees of investigators and expert witnesses or advisors retained for
litigation or arbitration; costs of printing briefs or lengthy court documents; computerized
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research services; travel, lodging, and incidental expenses incurred in carrying out the duties
or performing the Special Services hereunder.
7. Municipal Professional Membership, Meetings. Seminars. It is understood
and agreed that City and Law Firm mutually benefit from the firm's participation in
certain professional activities relating to municipal law. Therefore, at no cost to City, the
firm shall maintain its active participation in the activities of the League of California
Cities (CalCities) and the State Bar of California.
8. Office Facilities. Prior to the commencement date hereof, City has provided
office space for the City Attorney when performing legal services within the City.
Presently, this office space, generally consisting of one office and their furnishings is on the
first floor of the City Hall Annex, 315 Maple Avenue, South San Francisco, California. Law
Firm may use these offices for the rendition of the professional services until such time
as the City shall advise the firm that they are needed for other purposes.
City shall continue to furnish light and space heating for these premises as
well as customary janitorial service and maintenance. In the event City advises the firm that
these offices are no longer available for its use, the firm shall be responsible for obtaining
adequate office space and facilities convenient and necessary to render its professional
services.
9. Equipment. Prior to the commencement date hereof, City has provided
certain office equipment for the use of the City Attorney when working in the office
provided by the City. Such office equipment shall remain the property of City and may
continue to be used by the Law Firm and its staff for rendition of professional services.
Additional office equipment, telephone lines, service and listings not
currently provided by the City shall be provided at Law Firm's expense.
10. Insurance. During the term of this Agreement, Law Firm shall take out
and maintain at its expense professional liability, property and workers' compensation
policies in the forms and amounts determined appropriate by the Finance Director.
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11. Review. During the term hereof, City Council may review the
performance of Law Firm and its members or associates in furnishing the services
provided hereunder, and the compensation provisions hereof. The parties may agree to
changes or amendments hereto, including, but not necessarily limited to, changes in
compensation provisions, which changes or amendments shall be evidenced by written
amendment. Nothing in this paragraph shall be deemed to prevent or inhibit review of
performance, compensation, or other matters relating to this Agreement or otherwise
inhibit the free and candid exchange of views between the parties hereto to the end that
the legal interests of City shall best be served and Law Firm shall fairly be compensated
for legal services rendered.
12. Rendition of Services Incompatible with Interests of City. Law Firm
covenants and warrants that in addition to subscribing to the Rules of Professional
Responsibility which prevent representation of interests adverse to the City, the members
and associates of Law Firm shall refrain from actions or representations of any interest or
party which would reflect adversely upon City or tend to bring disfavor on City.
13. Termination. Either party hereto may terminate this Agreement at any time
during the term hereof by giving the other party written notice thereof. If given by Law
Firm, such notice shall be given at least thirty (30) days before the effective date of
termination. If given by City, such notice may be given at any time. If said notice is given
by City with thirty (30) days' notice of the effective date of termination, then Law Firm
shall be paid the compensation earned and accrued reimbursable expenses incurred prior to
cessation of services. In the event of termination, the parties shall cooperate to achieve an
orderly transition and assumption of duties by any succeeding City Attorney. All files,
documents, City-provided equipment, books, furnishings and other City property shall be
returned in good order to the City.
14. Term, Continuation. Subject to review and the unconditional power of
the Council to terminate, the term of this Agreement shall commence on March 15,
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2024 ("commencement date") and shall continue, unless otherwise terminated.
15. Nonassignability. The legal services to be provided under this Agreement
contemplate the unique combination of legal skills and experience that are possessed by
Law Firm. For this reason, this Agreement shall not be assignable by the Law Firm.
16. Notices. Written notices required hereunder shall be delivered personally, or
by depositing the same with the City Clerk of the City of South San Francisco or to
such other address as the parties may from time to time designate in writing.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement the day and year
first above written.
CITY OF SOUIH SAN FRANCISCO,
a Municipal Corporation of the State of
California
By: ____________________________
James Coleman, Mayor
REDWOOD PUBLIC LAW,
a Limited Liability Partnership
By: ___________________________
Sky Woodruff, Partner
ATTEST
__________________________________
Rosa Govea-Acosta, City Clerk