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Home My WebLink Aboutbocc.con.042.1987 � ; : . y _ � �, .__.,.-,._ ,_� � _.__ . .�_.. _._._. .._. .. .. . .. . - ::. , .; . . ... . .. . . � ' . . . � � . .� ... .',.'.�`��h1+,�1 - . .Y. �'; . , .. ,:��i=`;`' � e - �7- `F2- _ INTGRGOVERNM�N'PAL AGR�EMENT FOR CONMUNITY D6VELQPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROJ�sCT �-��`•~ � . , ..�,.- TIIIS AGRE�MCNT, made this 23rd day of November, 1987, %3:;'_�� j hereby amends [he Intergovernmental Agreement for Community -_;`-`!l:; - Developmertt Block Grant executed tl�e 14th day oF April, ' 1 1987. i W1IGREAS, the parties to this Agreement heve the - � authority pursuant to Article XIV, Section 18 of the Colorado Constitution and Section 24-1-201, et se . , `' Colorado Revised Statutes, to enCer into intergovernmental .is. agreements for the purpose of providing arty service or �iy performing any function which they can perform individually, %� fJ11GR�AS, the parties to this Agreement desire to " cooperate in developing and carrying out a Community �+ Deve2opment IIlock Grant (CUDG) project, the purpose of �uhich is ta malce loans to private business tliat will create jobs i in planning and management Region XII, ,I NOW, TIIERGCORC, the parties hereby mutually agree to • ^ amend the 14th day of April, 1987, IntergovernmenCal j Agreement for Community Development Block Grant as follows: �i ±; �.� � __. . , i (i I � t. it�'- � �� . . � � �'�'�S . .� . •.��' � y ' ;k: � F��'`;`,±. y . . �4..` .;:�.it�~ . :. �x : � . .�a �.,;_, i ��,' d � .� 4 , i, �,`. � �'' ° � ' � i . � � . �: � { i � f . F ,. I i � �� +.1• � . . . , . . t" .I�4� _ ' ��'�S:�"`'.�. ` � . �° , . .' . , ... . ��+��F . ' , �•5 fi(q�:.tii;[: • �;.�,sya_- INTERGOV�RNPiCNTAL AGRGGMEN'T ' FOR COMMUNITY DL�VELOPPIL�NT BLOCK GRANT PROJGCT +•'�A44'!; - .�� TIIIS AGRCGMENT, made this 23rd day of November, 1987. :,��, , • by and among, the following: 1. EAGLE COUNTY ,�; 2. GRAND COUNTY , ''�,:';, 3. JACKSON COUNTY `;,ti.:�`.� 1 ° �i� ., . 4. PITKIN COl1NTY • 7�r�e ' `f•. Y. 5. ROUTT CODNTY � � 6. SUh1MIT COUNTY 7. GARFICLD COUNTY IJIIER�AS, the parties to this Agreement have the • autharity pursuant to Article RIV, Section 18 of the Colorado Constitution and Section 29-1-201, et seq., ! Colorado Revised Statutes, to enter into intergovernmental egreements for the purpose of providing any service or --. . performing any function which they can perform individually, . WIIL�REAS, tlie parties to this Agreement desire to ' cooperate in developing and carrying out a Community Developroent D1ock Grand (CDIIG) project, the purpose of which ' � is to make loans to private business that will create ,jobs in planning and management Resion XII. ? NOIJ, T1iEREFORE, the parties hereby muLUally agree as follows: � t: .�.� 1. Designation of Lead Party. Summit County shall „ act as the lead party in developing and carrying out said proposed CDIIG project. 2. Responsibilities of Lead Party. In its capacity of lead party, Summit County shall be Che lead ,jurisdiction y�� =`::.`!`-y'�; � in making application to the State Department of Local � Affairs (State) for CD[3G fuoJs and shall be the grantee of ti� '' the State for such tunds, if awarded. As the grantee of the y �� State, iC shall be fully and solely responsible to the otl�er �,..fl �;:�` i parties to this Agreement for compliance with all financial ":°r;�' 't:.:� ` management, environmental review, labor standards, civil '�:, . t.i.:h � rights, recordkeeping, reporting and other requirements of ;,�; � the CDBG program contained in the Applica�t Statement of `-'��'= Assurances end Certificetions, and in t(�e grant contract with the state, except those specified in Paragrapli 3 ;: hereinafter. F� 3. Responsibilities of All Parties. Gach party to � this Agreement shall be individually responsible for compliance with the folloWing requirements of [he CDBG ! . Program: a) providing to its citizens information and ' opportunities to comment as required by Lhe State in developing an application and substanlislly ciienging pro,ject activities; -�r«.�.;A- - :,'c.+�3�t, t: "�',,�.,:,.;t - ''�'�»F�s^ �► k �M;:i� ` y.� . : . � _...r...,,.�._ ._, �_ -... -.-- - � - - , - � F'yZ L s.w: `t� �!•��,��i.. � �� . � ��* - � , :- ��spr Sr;t��... i.-��k b) identifying its community development and housing needs, including the needs of low and ' moderate income persons, and the ectivities to be undertaken to meet such needs; and . - c) Caking actions to affirmatively further fair housing, �'•f:°�� ,,:.z. •i; Furthermore, each party shall provide documentation to ,,.� ' Surtimit County demonstrating its compliance witli the `� requirements specified in this Paragraph 3 ond Summit County �-.�,• . shall retain such documentation and other req�ired records �°�"'.'' and documents for tl�e period of time specified by tlie State. � 4. ContractinR. Summit CounCy shall contract xith � Re�ion 12 Revolving Loan rund Corporation or, with �+ritten approval of a21 parties to this Agreement, Hith other +';:%.'�' eligible individuals or enCilies to carry out all or ony 'y � portion of the responsi6ilities essumed hq Summit Counly zt . under tliis Agreement and its grant contract witli the State. �.' -U ; 5. Ter�o of ARreement. 'Phis Agreement shall remain in � full force and effect for so long as the parties to this Agreement are pursuing CDBG Eunding for said proposed i project or, if awarded, carryin� out such project '� activities. Any party [o tliis Agreement may, however, terminate its participation in tliis Agreement six monrlis after providing written notice of such termination to the � other parties to this Asreement. This Agreement may be ;� terminated at any time by agreement of all part'ies Lo this '�7 A�reement unless a grant contract is in effect with the t.� State. In this case the State must approve such termination � __, . and arrangements for completing tl�e project. � 6. Plodifications and ChanRes. The terms of this 1 Agreement may be modified or changed at any time by agreement of all parties to this Agreement. IN WITNCSS WlIEREOr, the parties herel-o have executed thie Agreement on the day first above written. i'`- ��/`'. ` j County ' $Y �j � -1��F,�- ;, _,;�t., i Chai Board of Count/ Cannissioners � r'' "' ( Position ((eld ��'� � �.;,'±6�`,• ;,:��.' f ,Y,• # I _:. I ' I � . � - { ! . ;1 � , .' ;� . � ��.. � � ._; •r � ?��. ` , ,��:: ��i,,:,,,,.:;_:.; p:�,�,�,... �v:��,.,.. ',`'?ia;•'.;,:: ;,:�~�'.??.i' . AGREEMEN'P Between the Boatd oP County Commissioners, CounL-y oE Summit, SCate of Colorado and 'Phe Region 12 Revolving Loan Cund CorporaCion, Lu. � WFIER�AS, L•he DoarJ of County Commissioners of Summit ti�^,;;•�. Connty, State oL Colorado (hereinafter referred to as �;;�;;;�:-..- "Commissioners" or "Coanty'� is L'he contractor (grantee Por a �=<=j"-;��> $350,000 HUll-CDDG Small Cities Grant Program known as the Region 12 Ilusirtess Revvlving Loan Fund (hereinaEter reLerred ;:�_'-.�� " , to as "Business RLF") with the State of Colorado through the '>''' ' +.; . ; Depar�ment oE Local Affairs u��der contracC for CDBG project - 87-868 bearing an eEEective contract date of July 24, 1987 (i. : ; and �� IJ11�R�AS, the Region 12 Revolvin� Loan Fund Corporation, �� Inc. (hereina£ter referred to as R-12 RLI'C) is a formally 1�;�;;"-� ' recognized non-profit corporation under the laws o[ the :s:'; :�;. r: State of Colorado and has been organized to administer the � d' Business P.LI' Witiiin StaCe Planning and Management Re�ion 12 {hereafter referred to as Region 12), and 'd , WIi�R�AS, il wou1J be appropriate and desirable to have the R-12 RLFC administer and implement the above menL-ioned Business RLC grant, and tJHEREAS, it is desirable to describe in greater detail and further specify the relationsiiips and operational � procedures between the Commissioners and the R-12 RLFC, NOW, TfiERCFORE, in accordance witl� recitals the Commissioners and the R-12 RLI'C do hereby execute this A�reement for tl�e purpose of defiuing the reletionship between the two boar1ds and this Agreement is agreed to this c�y day of Jy�,i., , 1987 as evidenced by the , , � signaCures of the two roard Chairpersons at the end of this docuwenC, GRANT ADMINISTRATION APtll IPiPLEMENTATION i. The Region 12 RLFC does hereby agree to become the t subgrantee for tlie above mentioned grant. As subgrantee the ��' : Region 12 RLrC assumes all responsibility as allowed under the laws, rules and regulations governin� 11UD-CDBG prngrams .'� or federal grants in general. The Region 12 RLEC shall ! administer the program in accordance with the attached loan ! policy statement as found in Exfiibit A. The Re�ion 12 RLFC .\ .;;: as subgrantee agrees to provide all the necessary services �'-'� � to meee the requirements of the state grant contract ,.•=:=�-::�� j ' includin� the provision oE business counseiing and other �'�`�;.'�:�"-� ± l��:;., ��t:� � � ��: *.. . ___..._ _ ... ,, _ ., _ �, - . .. _ .�. . '• J'. . 5 . � __... . . ... ... ... . . . .. .. .. _....__.___ . ... � . �- 'Y;; � . � .� 1 ' � �.�j��iF L . �_�-�"'�. . ��.�S'�'. i .. � ..�.--�� ' . �'h., ' ' �. .. -�{�t :r*^��;T . . ' � ' . • t.R.,`y tt�� . .' ' .. Y i' '..��"� . . . � � :i:�:K,•.:.::::;..�_�_ , _ r . ' t:4k�t,:.". , �`.ik�c:�`•,v , � . . .+�_ :�y yI:��,S_;�!Y� ..g:e�±:S;.'�?,''�I� . .�:=�???i+i.:..!Mg?�;: '. «'F',.,.. . . . Y'�i- K�;� ,��;^ • `. �� - � �� V�, �`: � � __ ._. r . _ �: _,,. � �' �t�,�;��:.': !;aa�;:;.:;'.. ;.,-,.;��;<... ��;.,,,�;,:, h•�,. ,..ti. . � assistance L•o tor-protit private businesses. The responsible ofticial shall be the Loan Administrator of L•he Region 12 RLFC. ` GRANT COMPLIANCE 1. The R-IZ RLPC shall comply with alI the conditions of the HUD-CDBC state contract Lor project 1(87-868 as found in Cxhibit II including Lhe scope of service which is attached ';`:^t.:•- . as part oL said contrnct. The R-12 RLPC shall also comply �'''t• with all the laws, rules, and regulations governing IIUD-CDBG I'-�-��'��;�� programs and federal grants in general that may be ��=,=:'�., . applicable unJer this state contract. "' ��- ' SUPPORT S�RVICLS AND CONTRIBUTIONS i 1. The courtty does hereby agree to provide the foll.owing services to lhe R-12 RLFC for this program: � ; A.) Provide for the accounting of all grant funds and ''ti' conduct an audit of this grant in conjunction with other ,�',;. T coanty funds in accordance with the single audit corccept aad ; r,, : other grant requiremenls, `� 4 Upon its request, Summit Counly map Ue reimbursed by R-12 F RLFC for the costs of the portion of the 5ummit Cowity audit ; pertaining to t}ie IIusiness RLr. ? " ' B.) From time to time L-he R-12 RLP'C, through its Loan � Administrator will apply to the state for funds as part of ' � ' the contract mentioned herein. As L-hose Fund requests are ; approved by the state, funds will be transferred to Summit • � County, as the lead connCy in the ttUD-CDBG Contract �#87-868, i ' and it is lierein agreed that all funds so received by Summit . County will be immediately transferred to tlie R-1Z RLFC account in order to be disbursed and/or held for ' disbursement. The Summit County staf# position responsible for the immediate disbursal oF funds to the R-12 RLrC is the � Summit County Fiscal Otficer. � C.) No additional services nor funding other than 13sted Iin this Agreement shall be required of Summit County. � ENVIROt�M�NTAL RCVICW � € � 1. The R-12 RLI'C agrees to prepare the preliminary review '!�' for tlie IIUD-CD13G program as a whole as well as individual environmental revie��s for specific business loans. The R-12 i RLFC will also prepare the necessary public notices know as �' Finding of No SigniEicant Impact (FOSNI), Notice of Request I for Release of Funds (NORRLOr) and l-he actual Request for Release oE Punds (RRLOC). These and other communication regarding the environmental review of the project(s) shall '^ �>';;,:!.:, ;_;.:..�.: ., �..; . ,_ .�s>`: . I .4 \4��'. '��:: �� f4� Z�. . '_�.-�.��..��_�...__...... . ....___ . . . ._. ....__....__._. . ss ...............�....._._._.... .._._. Z.. . . '..__.....�...._... ..._. .�...._.. .... -..,.'.. [:�r �;.c�y ' . . . . '� Ij � 1 R LT � .- S : ' .�- 1'/ _ S t'!.� . , . �.m�+� . .,-�,a��..�h.� . y . . . �: �. . F✓,.`�f . . . . ._.. , �.,S��:r.s,,.t.t'�- � .. ._ ' . ::.ss�;�zFi;.'.: . . . 1,:� , ��T;��-.;'". . . ' . •�hi'.%.•;:,�~ , f ;�q��.::•:,.i•i�� . "'�'',F�.;�..}:<-;' . . ' . . ' . ��.ys:'Y�ir-y'.,- �`Y,.ili%�,^N".;1:. . .:�:��;�� . _�;�� i'�l�jf.^, , � ^`r.�� f ��t1�� - . _f• ` :a;4.:_ � • � ��I,',yl;. �t�yy F��:"�' be kept in a formal tile for puUlic access know as L-he �nvironmental Review Record. The Gnvironmental Compliance Officer shall be tl�e l:egion 12 RLP'C Loan Administrator. R�PORTS AND SIGNATURGS _ , 1. The signaCOry as L•lie Certifying Official for environmental reviews shall be t)te Loan AdministraLOr for • the Region 12 RLPC. The R-12 RLPC shall also prepare the ��`'�x.,' ' quarterly progress reports within 15 doys following Che end � ' of the quarter under this grant. When required the •�4 signatory for the aUove menL-ioned environmental review 1� public notices shall be the Chairman oF L-l�e Board of County ��:i�,' `' Commissioners. In these situations, tl�e reports prepared - '. shall he presenL-ed to the Commissioners for review prior to ,i publication. The R-12 RLFC Loan Administrator shall also be -:_,• auehorized Co sign the statement of necessity, Request for Advance or ReimbursemenL-, and the Financial Status Report. �;",'.'` :it.'..:: . ' PROGRAM R�CORllS AND ACCESS `"` � � - ' ',�". . 1. The Region 12 RLCC shall maintain all public records for �.�;;ti 7 this HUD-CDI3G program at their corporate offices and provide � puUlic access to these records during normal business hours. � Personal financial records and other confidential iniormation concerning individual borrowers under the � program shall be held confidential and with limited access � " ' as idenLified in Che loan policy statement. Actual loan � documents including L-he amounL- and terms of the loan and ; other contracts witli individual businesses shall be made �� available upon request. The Board of County Commissioners '� shall have unlimiL-ed access to all records pertaining to � ' this program. Summit County shall maintain a copy of: - The RLP grant applicotion ' - Contracts with Summit County and Memorandum of � Understanding with R-12 RLFC � i - Reyuests for Reimbursement - A21 other reports requiring the signature of the Chairman � of the Board of CounLy Commissioners I i PROGRAht INCOPIG � �t 1, As outlined in the tIUD-CD[iG State Contract for Pro�ect • #87-$68, the R-12 RLrC shall retain all forms of ptogram � income for Business RLF purposes. Upon dissolution these funds shall be returned first to the state, or if the state ' � agrees, to such organization agreed upon by the County �� :",�.::..'' Commissioners to continue the Business RLF. y , % i �� ->r'; + '9'-��'��ii;.::. .��j �.,:}+�,�' ��..^ L' + h .�t r:- -----�---------_— ...... ..._.._..._....__._'__ . ---...... r .-_--.-_..__. _.. ... _. r .,.,, . .. . ''_._. ,.._.._..... .. ....... . .. ... 3 •7 � . .;'. ` . . . . +`4'� .Y4: . -� � : xi�� ?w r F . � � ,.�.� � � L 'F ' ' . . . r -- , � �u:.�� . ' M . . �Ir.(a�� . . ' .. . �=y��t'. - ... ... ' ` . ,�.' . �j;=:',}��k . . . r " , � ' �'i�::i-�'' ' ' � � t::;l`=:IJ?:_ • . ;:;.,.�,,A:W ,,♦�`yt.��;:'4•"'� .tTVRfT:'`�ti'+ . . '-{;fy1'��1��, ' :.:1'` '°C:_�:`h�e.,' .,,�}(' 'S'�' •k� ,e,�`taLk.7! . . • f�sr � ,� ��, ` ��-��:;: . , � _ ._.._,..._. . .__.._ _. . _ .. . ,,._..�.._ _ . ` , k:t�: ::;-:,< . tI`,�1�a?;,., �SR�:a,,.<i-,. 1 Y�a�-�{�.«v... h�!�°t�1�j�,:�;' F suE:�,.;:: MISC�LLANEOUS 1. The R-12 RLPC sl�all develop all the necessary security � agreements end enforce their loan security as necessary including repossession and Eoreclosure on real or personal property. 2. Tiie R-12 RLI'C st�all have sole responsibility for � - �'. monitoring rhe perLormance oE the personnel hired with #unds t.`'�"'•. - from this HUD-CDBG program. �"s 3. The R-12 RLI'C stiall esCablish their own ersonnel, �" P :�;,,,:,.:., . organization and program policies provided they are in compliance with l•he re uirements of the HUD-Cll$G g 'rt' � - q pro ram. 7, T�RMINATION CLAOSE 1. This agreement may be terminated by either part u on � Y P �,:•� ; ninety (90) days` writl-en notice subject however to written ;� approval of the state. Termination of ihis agreement will ,, have no effect on the Lerms of any pre-existing loans ; ..;: generated under Che Revolving Loatt Fund program, ' r''�' v r BOARD ADOPTION t1. Both the Commissioners anJ the Corporation pledge thei.r good faith efforts and cooperation to further the economic " ' development of Region 12 by w3tness to their signatures for - the ap val and adoption of this Agreement. ` � . �u � � Dan U1mer, Chafrman D Sheridan, Chairman � Board of Commissioners Region 12 Revolving Loan � Summit County Fund Corporation, Inc. I _ � � "_ , �' �c�um.`�,�1 c�ocxn�n��s�-�1 . � Witne Wi ess I I t . � +` , '� . � _ �i I i�� , : . . . ` 5�;.�.. � ' X� ' I • ...+��:. � ' �t �. xM �Y.: _ .. _ ......_..�"_.__'_�. _____ , �.�Y, .. --�.:. ,.c.::..._.v—.-.��._.. ...,._.�.�.. ......._.J.. ../' . ..._........: .. . . ... ,. � . .,... ... ..'._.»� .,.�..._ � .� ' . `Y ._ . . _ '. �r. ... . .:.. 2: . '7 �"� : . _ _ . . . , . ,r�. � t . . .. �+Y"�":' . . �� . . _ �. .^ ..._ � lw. � +,�`.��' . ... w��. ..liJU.�4-`�•^'4i'. � , ` . . , ,.kyZ"'��rn.��.4�' � � � . � . `�`!.�,�:'Yn_'.'~i � � � . . d�'.�:it�-�'nrr . q �, .�i: . � . ,: . "-1�{.�:....:.: . � �i:�Y.�;..::�;%-. ..4'!J�'ist." � . . . . ,Z:��'t.��:�� . . • • .. - Y„��.. '�. '_ `�w"�4ij j� ' '��?�':,�i';=. .�y+x�?,'�v..-�.S`r. ' � �• ,��'�': � u`••r; � ,.,;r �:�. � , _ : , .. ...... . _ . .""� UI•.I',\It�f AtLN f OR AGGNCI'YUb1U1{It �4'�•`i5} �� '� . � ¢,�,A:,, •. , ("UNI�R.�Cf�HO[fl! N(Ntt•:K �"{;:;i�',�-'. � j�- �� ;�.,..�i.1}. . � , �. .. CONT1i,1CT � �P-�1' TIIIS CONTRACT,madc Ihis�}�1,_Jay o( T i98 Z,by and between thc titalc nf foloradn fnr ihc uu:�nJ hcnefl uf li�c Ikparlrocnl�•f"� Locdl Affd{r5 _]313 Sherman St.. Denver. CO £10203 hcrcinafler rcfcrtcd lo as d�c Slalc,:md '2 SUt�x�l{t C06nty licrrinaRcr rcfrrred to as Ihc confr.iclor. � '"+'�:i. - . ��j,'�•:•'. WIIERE�\S. �iul�nrity cxixlz ia d�e Liw anJ Funds ha�e f�crn budgctcJ,approprialed and othcnvise made ,��t-•, ' - avail:�hic anJ a xufficicm uncncwnbcrcJ Iral:mcc Ihcrcof rcmairs ar.�ilablc for ayment in Fund Numbcr �� , ;:��;: � G/L Account Nmnlrcr�Z Cuntracl Gncumbrancc Numbar ;and "�° . �::' �'' N'FIERCAS,rcquircd appro�:d.cicarancc anJ cnordinnliun liax bcen accomplishcd from and wilh vppropriatc ;�� agcneies;and -_ � t'�,.'.. .. WIIEEtEAS, the United States Government, t:hrough the fiousing and Co�mnunit,V � , Developnent Act of 1974 1"tl�e Act"1, Pub. L. No. 93-383, as amended, hus r�;�i ' estublished a Coimnunity Development Hlock Crant ("CDBG") program and hus .`� allowed eactt state to elect to adiainister sucti fedecul funds for its '"; �:; . nonentitlement oreas, sub,ject to certain corditions, including n requirement ' r� ° that the stute's program give maxim�n feasible prioril:y to activities �ahich wj.11 benefit low- and mcxlerate-income fomilies or aid in the prevention or elimination of slums or blight; the sCute's program may also include activities designed to meet oi:tier community developmenf needs tiuvitu4 a particulur urgel�cy because e�isting conditions pose n serious end inmedipte threat to the heulth oc .�elfure of tLe co�mnunity where oUier Finencial resources nre not uvailable to meet such needs. AddiLionall,y, the si;rite's proQrnm is sub,ject to a federal � r�equirement thut not less than fifty-one pex•cent (51X1 of the nRgregute [unount � of CDBG funds received bS t.l�e staL'e shnll be used for the sugport oP activities � � khat benefit persons of low- und mocierate-income; and �v7�EAS, the State oF Golorado has elect?d to administer such federul funds '' for its nonentil:lement areas tfirough tlie Col�rado Department of Locnl Affuirs ("Department"), Divi.sion of Loca2 Government, Division of Comnerce and Development acxi Division of Flousing, pursuant to C.R.3. 1913, 24-32-10611) (df, 24-32-304(2) (j? and 24-32-705(1) (i); euid Wf�RG1S, the De�rtment has receivcd npplications from political subdivisions in Coiorado for allocutions fz•o:n the fec3eral GDBG funds available � to Colorado; and . t � WfILRF'.AS, tl�e Contractor is one of the el:igible politicnl subdivisions to '� receive CDBG fia�s; md WHII2EAS, the Deparlment has approved the proposed Project of the ; Contractor; _. � :.OW THIItEI'OI2� it is hereUy agreed that: � 1. Sc� of Services. In consideration for tlie monies to be recei��ed fran i,� `� '� -s:,;;,: the State, the Contrnctor sha11 do, perfonn, nnd c¢rry out, in a sntisfactory fi;,;;'. ` ;<_.•-:. und proix;r mctru�er, as determineci 6y Che StnGe, all worlc elements as indieated •�;ir +'�' in the "Scope of 5ervices," set Fortli in the uttuched G�l�ibit A, hereinafter ,,, j F•_: referred to as tt�e "Project," Worlc performetl prior to the execution of this ��:��`�' Contract shall not Ue consider�d pnrt of tiii:: Project. .. �::' :�: 2. Res�wnsibie :ldmitiislrator. The I.�erPunnance oF the serviccs required �' hcreun3er shul.t be under tlie direct supervisxon of San � Rlaha , '� an employee or aKent of Contractor, who is hereby designated as the ndministrator-i�i-char�e of tFii.s Project. At uny time the administrator-in- chnrge is not assigned to this Project, all z.orlc shall be suspended until the Contructor assigns a rautually acceptnble rep:ncemerit admu�istrator-in-charge . and the State receives notification of such iepincement assignment. •r�:,�:�ar�oia ragc t or 12 ��:s . . 'ISec Instrocliunsun teveruof lasl pa6e.1 �— � ;�_m� . a:-.:.:. 1� . ..:r`-r,;'7' . « •:ni ':'r:;-'=; ,` s �`�: . -- _-. _..... . . -� .. � __�_._ . . . , C,,,r; _. . �'�;;�;; 3. Time of Performance. TI►is Contrnct stiall become effective vpon proper ��''`` es;ecution of t6is Contrnct. The Project contemplated herein sha12 coimnence rss '�'�'�''` ' ' `sd6n`as practicnble after the execution of Ihis Contmct und s6a11 be nndertaken +�nd perfornied in I:he sequence set, forth in tEie attached Scope of Services. The Gontrriclor ngrees that time is of the essence in the perfomiance of its obligntions uncler this Contract, ttnd ttiat completion of the Project shall occur no Iater L•han the tetaiination dnte set Torth in the Scope of Services. 4. Eli�iUility and Nationnl Ob,iectives. All project activities shall be eligible under Section 105 of the Mt, as an:ended, arrl nll related regulationa ^`:�'' and requirements. Furthermore, project nctivities shall meet the following " : indicated (with an "X") broed nntional objec.tive(s), as set forth in Section � .: 104(b)(3) of the Act, as amended, and nll rc:lated regvintions and requirements; me ,�'-.,�,..; � ��; X Benefit persons of low und moderute income; t<. ''','• ' Prevent or eliminmte slums or blight; � Meet other coronunit develo nent needs havi �' � Y P n1� a particular �::. urgency because existitig condi tions pose a serious and i�mnedinte tf�reat to the heultfi or welfai•e of the co�mnunity where other � ``ti � financial resaurces nre not acailable to meet such needs. .��.',; ; ; r,,� i: 5. Ob1i�aLio�2, Exnenditure tuxi Disburse•ment of Ftiux3s. !, ' � a) Prior Exnenses. E.�cpenses incurred F,y the Contractor in association � with said Project prior to execuL•ion of this Contract are not eligible CDBG ; e.�cpenditures and shall not be reimUursed by the Stnte. b) Environmental Revi,ew Procedures. Fi�.nds shall not !�e oblignted or utilized for any activities requiring a relense of fwds by the State under the , Environmental Review Procedures for the CDHC prograim at 24 CFR Part 58 until , suoh release is issued in writing. Administ.rative costs, reasonable engineering and design costs, nnd r_osts of cther exempt activities identified ' in 24 CFR 58.34 (a)(1) through (8) do not require e release of funds by the Sta�e. For categorically excluded activities Iisted i.n 58.35 (a) determined to be exempt becaus� there are no circtmistanCes w6ich require campliance with any other Federul laws and sut}iorities cited at 58.5, tl�e Contractor must make and . document such a determination oF exemption prior to incurring costs for such . ac�ivities. c) Cormntmitv DeveloAnent Plan Requirement. Prior to receiving disbursements of CDpG funds from tl�� State, the Contractor shnll identify its community development nnd housing needs, inc:luding the needs of loH- and moderate-income persons, nnd tl�e activities to be undertnlcen to meet such � needs. � 6. Definition of LoW- and Moderate-Inccme Persons. Loc.�-income and 'k moderate-income persons are defined, for t:k�e purposes of this contract, tss � those persoiis who are members of low-income cuid moderute-income houseliolds as , set forth in the atCached Etil�ibit I3 or as sLbsequently promulgated in �+riting � _ by the State. `' � F3 7. Citizen Pnrticipntion. T7�e Contrnet.or sl�nll provide eitizens witl� � reasorusble notice of, ond opportunity to com;nent on, tutv substential change � �L. , proposeci to be made in tlie use of CDBG fundc• from one eligibie activity to + ; +;nother by following the sartw citizen participation procedures mquired for the ��* b�,�,:.: preparation and submission oF its CDBC application to tlie State. 111e �, �A.°��'� � Contractor shall also comply t+itli the proeedure set forth herein regardir�g the = �'''; � � modification and amendmeiit o£ tliis Contmct. � � � 8. Plinimizing Disnlacement and Providirg Displacement Benefits. The `''' Contrnctor shall minimize displacement of perso�is ns a result of activities - � assisted with CDBG funds. Ire the event dis��lacement does occur nnd is governed ' by the Uniform Relocation Assistnnoe artd Reel F'roperty Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, as nmended, (tiie "Unifoim Act")•, the Contrnctor shall comply with the � requirements of the Uniform Act und the imp]ementing regulations. In the event displacement results from e�cquisition or substmtisl rehabilitation and is not governed by the Ih�ifoiYn Act, tlie Contractor stinll provide rensonabZe benefits to any person ihvolunl�rily azid pen�nently dispinced. � i Pnge 2 of L2 Pages 1 -�,.,,.n. .. . �=;� , �Y"i`=:��:,• . ! . ;"t:.r"�' ` �:.;;; � . ' 1'�a.}:r: i';f��` 9. Affinnritivelv Purthering I'ni.r I(ousing. The Cantractor sl�nll ',� af�firmatively furCher fair housir� in acidition to conductir� atid administering � �its Project in conforn�ity with tl�e equal op��ortunity requirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 nnd Title V1II of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, us required herein. 10. Recovery of Cauital Costs of Publia lmnrovements. The Contractor shall not uttempt to recover any capital co:�ts of public improvements essisted in whole or poct with CDBG funds by assessicg any nmount rxgainst properties owned and a;cupied by persons of low snd mocterate income, including any fee • charged or assessmettt mnde t�s a wndition of obtuining access to such public �''+"' ' improvements, unless: �'" �•_%:=�5.,� a) CD6G funds nre used to pay the pro�,ortion of such fee or assessment ��, _,�;.:.., that relates to thP capital costs of such p�blic improvements that are financed :�'°' ` from revenue sources other lliur► tltie CDBC program, or b) for the purposes of assessing any Fniount ngainst properties owned and `•�. . occupied by persons of modernte incame who ere not persons of lvN inco�, it j� certifies thaL it lacks sufFicienL CDBC func's to comply with the requirements �•'""` of subparagraph (a) hereitusbove. :�'.."' <.�. i 11. Compensation and Alethod oE' Pa�neent. The State agrees to pe,y to the �:��• Contractor, in cousiderpl:ion for the worlc ar,d services to be perfonned, a total � r�•` T• amovnt not to exceed Three Hundred Fiftv 7hausand and Nol ----------_ � � ____ Dollars (S�5n._ nnn nn--- ). 11ie method and time of . -------------------- payment sha11 be made in accordance with tii� "Payment Method" set forth herein. , 12. Financial Mana�ement. At alI times from t}�e effective date of this Ctintract tuitil completion of this ConCract, the Contrt;etor sl�sll comply with the administrative requirements, cost principles and other requirements set forth in the Finur�cial hku�agement section of' ,the CDBG Grnntee Iisuidbook, 1 hereinafter rePerred to as ttte "Financzul I�!nngement Requirements". � , 13. Payment Method. Unless otherwise provicied in the Scope of Services: ` � a3 the Gontructor sl�all peri«iically initiate a11 drac.down requests bY sutntitting l;o the Department u s+ritten request using the State-provided form, for reimbursement of actual and proper expenditures of State CDBG funds plus an estimation of fun�is tteeded for � reasonable length of time. • . b) The Stnte may wit}il�old any payment if the Contractor has failed to comply Nith the Finnncinl Manngement Requirc�ments, progrem objectives, contructuul ternus, or reporting requzrements. c) The State wi].1 witl�hold pnyment of the final five (5) percent of the i`-. total contract amount iuitil the Contractor }:as submitted snd the Department has -�•; accepteci al2 required quurterly Firuincisl St.atus Report and Perfom�ance Report intormation. R .:'Z.. ' 14. Aiulit. \� a) Discretionarv Audit. 'I7ie State, tlirovgh the Executive Director of the Department, the State Auciitor, or uny of their duly authori2ed representatives, - •'��" ,;',-z'�, : including an independent CertiCied Public Acco�uitunt of the State's clioosing, "'�`�':-:,;._ or the federal governn�ent or an.v of its pro�.erly delegated or authorized i ;":"�-:v?`. representatives shall have the right to inspect, exnmine, and audit the +�� ConEraetor's (ntui any subcontractor's) recozrls, boolcs, accounts and ol'her , T* :� j. relevant docinnents. Suoli discretionary aucii t may be requested at any time and ' �„ '�� for any reeison fran the effective date of this Contrac t unti l five (5 1 yenrs "� after the dute firuzl payment for this Pro,jec•t is received by the Contrnctor, provided that the auclit is perfozmed during normal business hours. � � b) t�landatory �\uciit. Whettier or not tte State calls for a discreLionury � audit as provided ubove, .the Contractor shc+J l inclixle tiie Project in rxn eruwal audit report as required by the Colorndo La•nl Government Audit Law, C.R.S. - 1973, 29-1-601, et se�c und the Sin�le Audit Act of l984, Pub. L. 98-502, and f�3era1 and State implemesiting rules cuid re�:ul.ntions. Such sudit reports st�all • be simultaneously sulxnitted to the Depmirtmer,t and the State Auditor. ThereaPter, the Cvnl:ractor shall suyply the Depnrtment rrith copies of ctll . Pnge 3 0£ 12 Pnges � ��rtx . :�` � _. ;��;=:;a. . , � � ,�•: . , �;>;;y�:;<<< corres ndence from the State AudiCor relntE�d Co Lhe relevant auclit report. If ;�==�'�:�{�r'' po �.:°a,:....1,•.. the audit reveals evidence of non-compliunce with npplicable requirements, t.he �;;,,;;::- • Dep��xrtment reserves the rikht to institute compliunce or other uppropriate '''-='•�'�`'- proceedicuts notwithsk:uxling nny other judic9.a1 or ncLuinistrstive actions filed pursuant to C.R.S. 1973, 29-1-607 or 2�J-1-6C8. . 15. Contractor, M Indecendent Contract:or� Cotitractor shssll be an independent contractor urxl shnll hrsve no aul.horization, eupress or implied, to bind the Stnte to any rsgreements, settlements, liability or understandinq except as expressly set forL-h herein. 16. Personnel. The Contr�ctor respres�.nts that he hns, ,or will secure at his own expense, wiless otherwise stated in the Scope of Services, all ^�'�:':� - personnel, as employees of the Contractor, necessary to perform the worlc and `"`'`"�� ' services requircd to be performed b,v the Contractor under this Contract. Such ; �''•�", personnel may not be employees oF or have auiy contrnctunl relationship with the �,�r,'. c.- State. All of the services requirecl hereunder will be perforn�ed by the �:;:, Contractor or i.mder his supervision, rind al_. personnel engnged in the Norlc shall be fully quulified and shall be auttiorized under Stnte und local law to _ perform such services. �.,...:. 17. Contract Suspension. If the Contrnctor fails to comply �aith any �y;.: contractual provision, the State muy, after notice to the Contractor, suspend ^5�' the contract azid wiClil�old furtlier payments or prohibit the Contrnctor from =�s.` � incurring additionnl obligations of contraci.ual funds, pending corrective ��; �� ;. action by the Contractor or a decision to tcrminate in accordance with '� provisions herein. The Sl:ate may determine to allo�a such necessary nnd proper �f � costs wl�iclt the Contrsctor could not reasoru:bly nvoid during the period of ' suspension provided such costs t+ere necessary and reusonable for the conduct of ' th� project. 18. Contract Termination. This contrac:t may be Lerminated ns follows: ' �► Termination Due to Loss of Fundink. The parties hereto e.+cpressl,v i recognize that the Contractor is to be paid, reimbursed, or otherwise compensated with federal CDBG funds providect to the Stai:e for the pnirpose of „ contracting for the services provided for h�rein or with program income, ¢nd • therefore, the Contrnctor expressly underst[nds and agrees that all its rights, demands and claims to compensation arising under this Contract are contingent upon receipt of such funds by the State. In the event that such funds or any part thereof are not receive3 by tlie Stste, the State muy imnediately terminFSte , or amend this Contract. � ' b) Termination for Cause. IF, througl� anY cause, the Contractor shall � fail to fulfill in a timely and proper mFUUincr his obli�ations �mder this Contract, or iF the Contractor slmll violatE: any of the covennnts, �reements, i or stipulations of this Contmct, the State shall thereupon have the ri�ht to c terminate this Contrc+ct for cuuse by giving written notice to the Contractor of �'� such termination and specifying the effecti�•e date thereof, at least five (5) daYs before the effective date of such temuru�tion. In that event, nll ru finished or unfinished doc�nnents, dnta, stixlies, surveys, drawings, maps, -� models, pl�otograplis, and reports or other muterial pre�red by the Contrnctor iu�der this Contrnct sliall, at tlie option of the Strste, become its property, end the Contrnctor shall be entitled Co receive just and equitrible compensation for ; uny satisfactory work completed on sur_h documents and other mnCerials. •=� ..r,u_, Notwithstanding the above, the Contractcr shnll not be relieved of + , °'-` liability to the State for any dnmages sustc�ined by the State by virtue of any �?�-,'±'��, breach of the Contrar_t by the Contractor, arid the StuCe may witlil�old nnY ,}:'�_;�'::, pqyments to the Contractor for the puz-pose uf setoff until such l:ime as the y.�.4a` r exact amount of damages due the State from the Contractor is detetmined. '''` , c) Termintition for Convenience. The fittite may terminate titis Contract at -: +� any time the Stote determines that the purEx�ses of the distributian of Stnte 'F' F CDDC monies uniier the Contract would no lonE�er be served by completion of the - Project. The Stntc shnll effect such termiration by giving ti+ritten notice of termination to ttte Contractor and specifyin�; the effective date thereof, at least twenty (20) dnys before the effective date of such tern►ination. In thnt � event, all finished or unfinistied docwnents nnd other muterisls es described in subparagraph b nbove shall, at the option o!' tlie Stnte, become its property. � If the Contract is tenninnted by Che StaL-e r.s provided herein, the Contractor _ Page 4 of 12 Puges i I ...�,�„�_; _ • ` � .;::- -,�: . ... . � _ , � •> ;�:r��:`: �,,_,_,;...�, ' x-k�:: , , .,�. will be paid an runount which besrs t}�e snme ratio to the totnl compensation as ;�;e`1,:,";`;`,:. � ��he services actually performed bear to the tol:al services of the Contractor covered by this Contrnet, less pnyments of ��ompensntion previously mede: Provided, however, ttuit if less tlwn sixty percent (609L) of the services covered by this Contrnr.t 1�ave been perfoxme�3 upon tt�e effective date of such - termination, the Contrc+etor shall be reimbu.rsed (in uddition to the above payment) for that portion of the actusl out.-of-pocket expenses (not otherwise reimbursed tmder this Contmct} incurred bs the Contraetor during the Contrect period which are directly attributable to the uncompleted portion of the ' services covered by this Contract. If this Contre►ct ia te*+��pted due to the fault of the Contractor, Paragrapli 18b here�f relative to teim�n..tion shall �<�"+:'�- ' •� �, - apply. . -:Y.`:,:;:.,. . �:...,,:;,.;.: 19. Modificntion end Amendment. �,-'. ' a) Modification bs Operation of Luw. 'Ihis Contrract is subject to such . modificetions as mny be required by chunges in federal or state law or � regulations. Any such required modificatic.n 3ha11 be incorporated into and be part of this Contract as if fully set forth herein. b) Programnatic or BudFtetarr Malifications. Contraetor ahall follow the ;;`�,:::, revision procedures set forth in the Financial Management Requirements if pragranmatic or budgetary modifications are desired: �}- ;'. r.. Y• i) The contractor must submit a written request to the Department � and obtain prior written appzovul £rom the Department under the j following ciretanstances: �, a. unless othenaise specified in the Scope of Services, uhen '� ' cinnulative bixlgetury chenges exceed five (5j percent of the - total wntract amount or Five Thousand Dollars (55,000), � _ whichever is less; b. when any budget trensfeis to or between administration , budgetary critegories at�� proposed; c. when the scope, objectite or completion date of the Project changes; ' d. when additional or less State flmdi.r� is needed; ' e. when revisions involve i.he trunsfer of amounts budgeted for indirect costs to absort: increnses in direct costs; and f. When revisions pertain t.o the adciition of items requiring t ' approval in accordance s�ith the provisions of the subsecCion ��- of the Tinancial Planageoient Requirements entitled "Cost Principles." .� ii) Under the Eollowing circ�stcnces and in ¢driition to the "�• foregoing procedure, prior npproval for changes must be � nuthorized by the State in cu� amendment to this contract properly executed and approved in a,ecordnnce witti upplicable law: r�; � e. when c�anulative , budgets�y changes exceed ten (10) percent of a�'; the totnl contract amount or 'ltaenty Thousand Dollars � � YJ�`. ($20,000), wiiichever is�,greater; t'' ' ��_ ,�`+^,k. �. b. when the scope, objectice or completion date of the Project .: �:.:;��.. � chpnges suUstantiall,v, c�s determined by the Department; end ,i c. wheq any additional Stnle fimding is needed. `�, Under such circ�mstances, the: Department's approval.is not - binding �mtil memorialized iri tt�e contruct nmendment. ; , c) Other Modifications. If either tt�e State or the Contractor desires to modify the terms of this Contract other thrin as set forth in subparaBraphs a • and b above, written notice of the proposed. modification shall be given to the other party. No such mod.ification shall t�ilte effect �mless egreed to in �rriting by both parties in en amendment to this Contmet properly executed and — approved in acconlnnce with applicuble law, Page 5 of 1'l. Pnges . �.r..,.,,��, ;��.,`t`z,y � . :",'�Nii��"' ` � . ��:; ` � _ _. _ , +i .. _ _ .. ��1'i's�'.;'. . . . � �"r;: 20. Inte�rntion. 17us Contmct, as wri.tten, with ntLaclunents and N"s�'�`.�''r.` � .r�ferences, is intended as U�e complete integration of nll understnnding between the p�rties ut this time and no priur or contempomneott9 eddition, deletion or amendment hereto shall have riny force or effect whatsoever, unless embodied in e written nut}�orization or contx�rsct omendment incorporuting such changes� executed and approved pucsutuit to �zpplicable LAH. 21. Renorts. � a) Fitu�ncinl Reports. Tt�e Contractor stiall suUnit to the Department — three (3) copies of quarterly finnncial stai,us reports in the manner and method set forth in the Financial Management ftequirements. � � � ' b) Perforn�auice Renorts. 11ie Contractor shall submit to the Depurtment three {3) copies of quarterly perforn�u�ce reports and of a project completion report in a manner and method prescribed by,the Depertment. � ' • _ 22. Conflict of Interest. I a) In the Case of Procurement. In tho procurement of svppliea, � equipment, construation and services by the Contractor nnd its subcontractors, n�;` no em lo ee officer or 't' j p y , agent of the Contruc;tor or its subcontractors shall r: • � participate in tlie selection or in the awan: or administration of a contract if � , a conflict of interest, real or apparent, wuuld be involved. Such a conflict � f'� '' � would arise when t]ie employee, of£icer or a�;ent; aqy member of his imnediate j family; his partner; or an orgaz►ization whic;h �nploys, or is about to employ, } nny of the above, has a finnncial or other �nterest in the pnrty or fiim � selected for awani. Officers, employees or agents of the Contreictor and its subcontraetars shall neither solicit nor ncc:ept gmtuities, favors or anything � of�monetary value from parties or potential partiea to controets. Unsolicited items provided as gifts are not prohibited if the intrinsic value of such items i� ,_� is nominal. b) In all Ca9es Other T7�an ProcuremenL-. In all cases other then �' w � . procurement (including the pravision of hou:�ing rehabilitation assistance to individuals, the provision of assistance to businesses, end the acquisition Qnd ;�� disposition of real property), no persons dcscribed in subparagraph i) below saho exercise or have exercised eny funetion:s or responsibilities with respect to CDBG aetivities oz� who are in a position to participate in a decision making process or gain inside information with regn.rd to such activities, may obtain a personal or financial interest or benefit fl-am the activity, or have an interest in any contrnct, subcontract or agreement with respect thereto, or the proceeds thereunder, either fo.r them9elves or those with whom they have F�nily • or business ties, during their tenure or fw• one year thereafter. c i) Persons Covered. The conflic� of interest provisions of this '.`` paragrnpl� b) apply to any person who is an employee, agent, - consultant, officer, or electi.d officisl or appointed officinl of the Contractor or of any desi�T�ated public agencies or i suUcontractors receiving CDBG funds. ''� ' I ' ii) ThreBhold Reauirements for Excentions. Upon the c+ritten request p ; of the Contractor, the State u+ay grant an exception to the .�r_,,.,.,:';., provisions of this subparagra��h b) when it determines that such "�`-'';:f�.�. ! un exce tion will serve to fw�ther the ses of the CDBG k="�"''`' P PuI'Po �:�:.,:;w;=.. progrem and the effective and efficient administmtion of the� ��. ` Contractor's Project. An exception may be considered only after �s�,,. � the Contrnetor has provided tl•.e follocringc �` " fi �;y �; a. A disclosure of the nutw e of the conflict, accompanied by '�`- an nssursnce that: -' f ' ,y i. there hos been or will be a public disclosure of the conflict nnd a description of how the public disclosure � was or will be made; and • ii. the affected person ku� withdrewn from his or her _ . functions or.respon�ibilities, or the decision meking ' ° prxess with res�x:et to the specific CDBG essisted uctivity in questiot�; and � y � Page 6 of 12 Fages 3 ; ...,.,�.,,.� . ,: ;'f i:: -s � � � , , .::_ . , , �, :... ....-. ._ . �� i . _..., __. _.... ... . .. - �,:>. , Yk�, ' • ' :.'��:��,:t b. An opinion of the ConLnictor's attorney thnt tl�e interest (;;��'u':.;:; for �ahich the exception is sought wou].d not violnte State or + � � � local law; and c. A written statement sig�ed by tlie chief elected officiel of the Contractor holding tl�e Stute hurmless from all liability in conneation with any exception which may be granted by the State to the provisions of this subjxiragraph b); iii) Factors to be Considered for Exceotions. In detecmining whether to grsnt a requested exception after the Contractor h� �" satisfactorily met the requirements of subparagraph ii) above, +'�` the Stnte shall consider the cwmxlative effect of the following � factors, where applicable: a. Whether the excepLion w�uld provide a significant cost j', ; benefit or an essential degree of expertiee to the Project ; which wo�Qd othetwise m�t be available; � - a b. Whether an opportunity wt� provided for open competitive �':','' biddinK or negotiation; i� � c. Whether the person nffectecl is a member of a Sroup or class �,j�, ! of low or moderate inco:ne persons intended to be i; r?. beneficiaries of the CCBG nssisted activity, end the �`': ' `` y exception will pexmit s•.ich person to receive generally the � sr�ne bene£its as are being mscie available or provided to the group or class; i . , d. Whether the interest or benefit saas present before the . affected person xns in a position as described in this S subparegraph b); � e.' Whether undue k�ardship will result either to the Contractor { i or the person affected ahen weighed eSainst the public � • interest served by avoiding the prohibited conflict; and +. f. Any other relevant con=iderations. 23. Comnliance With Anulicuble Lnws. At all times during the perforniance of this Contract, the Contmctor end ar�y subcontractore shall strictly adhere to all applicable federsl and Stute luws, orders, and all agplicable standards, regulations, interpretations or guidelines, issued pursunnt thereto. The applicable federal lnws and regulations irclude: s) Natioruil Environmentnl Policy Act of 1969 (42 USC 4321 et seq.), as tt�•- �, emended, and the implementing regulations of HUD (24 CfEi Part 58) and oF the � Coi.mcil on Envirurunental Qi.�ality (h0 CFtt Farts 1500 - 1508) providing for r'� � establis}unent of national policy, goals, e.nd procedures for protecting, i restoring and enhancing environmentul quality. i b) National Historic Preservatian Act of 1966 (16 USC 470 et seq.), es amended, requiring considemtion of the ef'fect of a project on any district, - �'..;��;:;� :f�'!,:;�.. , site, building, strueture or object that is included in or eligible for . .�-s;:,,;;,; inclusion in the Nc►tional Register of f{istoric Places. �*��;ry i''°�' c} Bxacutive Order 11593 Protection and Enhancement of the G�ltural � �� Environment, May 13, 1971 (36 ER 8921 et eeq.) requiring that federally-funded �t;�}•��; � projects contribute to the preservxtion nr�d enhanceme�it of sites, structures ?!. �,� ,�.i and objects of histarical, architectural cr archaeological significance. �' ,�. d) The Arch�eolo�?ical and 4ii.storical Data Preservation Act of 1974, ;,� amending the Reservoir Salvage Act of 196U (16 USC �l69 et seq.), providing for ' the preservution of historic end iirchaeolcgical data thnt Would be lost due to � federally-funded development nnd construction nctivities. e) Executive Onier 11988. Floodvlair. Planaxement, PSny 24, 1977 f42 FR • ' 26951 et seq.) prot�ibits imdertniting cert,�.in activities in flood plains imless • it has been deterniined that there is no piactical alternative, in which case ' notice of the action �¢ust be provided and the action must be designed or . modified to minimize potential dam�tge. Page 7 of 32 Pagee ��?�� _��:,,_ � y ry.i��. �.5;::.iS. _ . - `r � �`"��: _. . , _. . _,._ ..__ _ . _ �;�:. �,``�:;'';,. f) Executive Orcler 11990, Protection of Wetlands, rluy 24, 1977 (42 �'F2 F�;��,��';,.�:� 26961 et seq.) requiring review of all actirns proposed to be located in or ' '8pp�ciebly affecCing a wetleuid. Underl:ulcir g or assisting new construction 2ocated in wettands must be uvoided wnlees it is determined that there is no practical alternative to sucli construction e.i�d that the proposecl action , inclvdes all pructical messurea to miniouze potentisl domnge. g) Safe brinlcinA Water Act of 1974 (4�: USC 201, 300 f et seq., 7401 et seq.), as amerxied, prohibiting the conmu.tment of federa�l financiel assistance for any project r�hich the Environmental Protection Agency detezmines may contominate an aqvifer which is the sole or principa�l dririlcing Hater source for an area. ='r-��`_„ r:';:''-.:. �. :,�•,,... h) The Tndnngered 5uecies Act of 1973 (16 USC 1531 et seq.), ns smended, . �_:; requiring that rictions authorized, fiu�ded, or carried out by the federal �� • government do not jeopestlize ttie continued exi9tence of endnngered end :(:': threatened species or result in f1�e destruction or modification of the habitat of such s ies which is detecmined `' P�' by the I`epartment of ttie Interiar, after consultation with the State� to be criticul. � ��._� . . i) The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of ]968 (16 USC 1271 et seq.), as ,::.,, . � emended, prohibiting federal essistance in the construction of any water ��;-" resources project t}�t would h4ve a direct c..nd odverse nffect on any river ^�;:� included in or designated for stuc�y or inclusion in tlie Nutional Wild end •� ; • Scenic Rivers System. t j) The Clean Air Act of 1970 (42 USC 1857 et seq.j, as amended, requiring that federal assistance will not be given nr.d t6at license or permit will not be issued to any activity not confozming to ttie State implementntion plan for national primazy and secondarf smbient air cuslity star�rds. k) HUD Lnvironmentul Criteria snd Sturidards (24 CFR Part 51) providing national. stsndards for noise abatement und �.ontrol, acceptable sepnrntion distances from exploeive or fire proRe subslances and suitable land uses for airport runwtiy cleer zones. 4 ' 1j Uniform Relocation Assistance and f:eal Pronerty Acauisition Policies Act of 1970 -- Title III Real Prooertv Acqvisition (Pub. L. 91-646 and implementing regulations nt 24 CFR Part 42), providing for uniform and equitable treatment of persons displaced fram Lheir hames, businesses, or ferms bq federal or federally-assisted pro8rams ai:d establishing imiform and equitable lend acquisition policies for fede:ml assisted programs. Requirements include bonu fide land appruiA�,ls a9 a basis for land acquisition, specific procedures For aelecting contz�act eppraisers und contract negotiations, furcti.shing to owners of pmpetty to be acquired a written swmnsry statement oP t6e acquisition price offer b�ed on the fnir market price, and i specified procedures connected witli conde�.tion. !� m) Uniform Relocation Assistauice nnd beal Pronertv Acauisition Policies .{ Act of 1970 -- Title II. Unifotm Relocntion Assistanee (Pub. L. 91-&96 and ;i implementing regulations at 24 CFR Part 42), providing for fair nnd equitable � � . treatment of all persons disploced as a result of nny federal or federally- , aesisted program. Relocation payments and nssistsnce, last-reaort housing _ -s replacement by displacing agency, and grievcsnce.procedures are covered under ; � the tlni.fozm pcl:. Pnyments and assistance will be rtauie pursuant to state or . ` : � local law or.the ' '��•': , grtvit recipient must adopt. u written policy availnble to the \ -,•.. public describing the relocution paiyments az,d assiatance thnt will be �.�•. provided. Ploving expenses and up to $15,000 or more for each qualified �� :;�i� . homeowner or up to $2,000 or more for each Lenant are potentisl costs. � ''� , � �.: n) Davis-Bacon Fuir Labor Stfmc9ards Act (40 USC 276ts - 276e-S) requiring � �;' that, on all contracts and subcontracts which exceed $2,000 for federally- assisted constructio�i, alterntion or rehabi].itation, lnborers and mechanics �ry employed by contractors or subcantractors st�all be paid wages at rates not less . than those pc�evail.ing on similar constructivn in the locAlity as determined by the Secretary of Labor. (T1iis requirement applies to U�e rehabilitation of , resideritial property only i£ such property is designed for use of eight or more , families.) o) Contract Worlcifours and Sufety Stardards Act of 2862 (90 USC 327 et •seq.) requiring ttaat mectianics end laborers employed ori federally-assiated ' , contivcts which exceed 52,000 be, paid wages of not less than one and ohe-half ; Page 8 of 12 Pnges :•�:+ � � ,.. ..• �'�' , .:. , , .. � _ _ ... ,..:. . _.. ... , rl.<'�`: 1",; � .times their basic im�e mCes for�all haUCM worked in excess of forty in a work �'�'�"'�` week. .-,. + ' p) �lnnd "Anti-Kicicback" Act of ;.934 (90 USC 276 (c?) prohibiting and prescribing pennities for "Icickbaclts" of aiages in federally-financed or assisted construction activities. - q) The Lead-Based Paint Poisoni _ Prevention Act -- Title_N (42 USC 4831) prohibiting the use of leed-besed g�int in residential atructures constructed or relusbilituted Witli federal assistnnce, and requiring notification to garchesers and tenants of such housing of the hazard.g of lead- based Pesint and of the symptoms and treatment of lead-based paint poisoning. - r) Section 3 of the HousinK and Cortcmuiity Develooment Act of 1968 (12 USC ��'�� 1701 (u)), as pmended, providinb thut to the greatest extent feasible ��'', � - � ' tj::: : opportunities for training and employ-ment that arise through FIIJD-finenced � projects, will be given to lower-income p.rsons in the �mit of the project � Y - area, and that contracts be awarded to buainesses located in the project area or to businesses owned, in substuntisl part, by residents of the project aren. ��°!: • �-'., a) Section 109 of the Ffousing end Cmmunitv Developnent Act of_1974 (42 f�.' . USC 5309)� as emended, providing that no person shall be excluded from �;.5,'. participastion (including employment), denied progrom benefits or subjected to �`.;;. discrimination on the basis of mce, color, nutionnl origin or sex under anY ; ; progrem or•activitp funcied in whole or in pnrt imder Title I (Conm�unity `, `' , Develoiment) of the Act. ( • t) Title VI of the Civil Riklits Act of 1964 (Pub. L. 88-352; 42 USC 2000 � (d)) proliibiting discrimination on the besis of roce, color, or natiornl origin -• .in any proSrem or activity receiving federal finaricial nssistance. u) Title VIII of the Civil Ri�hts Act of 1968 (Pub. L. 90-284; 42 USC 3601), es amended, popularly lmoim as the Feir Ilousing Act, prohibiting housing � discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, end requiring HUD to acLninister its programs in a manner c+hich affirn�atively promotes fair housing. v) E.recutive Orcier 11246 (1965), as amended by FScecutive Orders 11375, prohibiting discrimination on tlie basis cf race, color, religion, sex or national origin in any phase of employment during the perfox�ance of federal or federally-assisted contracts in excess of $2,000. H) Executive Order 11063 (1962), ns. amended by E:cecutive Otder 12259, requiring equal opporttmity in housing b� prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or nhtional origin in the sale or rental of housing built with federal assistance. c �.: x) Section 504 of tlie Ftehubilitatian Act of 1973 (29 USC 793), ns amended, providing that no othex�+ise quelified individual shall. solely by S reason of a handicap, be excluded from pa;rticipation (including employment), p `: � denied program benefits or subjected to discrimination imder any program or activity receiving federal fur�ds. y) A�Le Discrimination Act of 1975, (42 USC 6101), as amended, providing � that no person shall be excluded from participstion, denied program benefits or `' subjected to discrimin¢tion on the bnsis of age imder arLy program or activity �" '"` receiving federal funds. y + e• ..�. �!` 24. Monitorintt and Evaluation. The State will monitor and evaluate the �' ConLract with the Contructor imder the CI?BC program. '1he Contract will be �� `^� `�! monitored for compliance saith the rules, regulations, req�irements snd ^ guidelines which the State hns promulSatcd or may promulgate and will be .� monitored period.ically durit� the operati.on of the project and �pon its -�� r completion. The Contract r+ill also be subject to monitoring and evuluation by - � . the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Developnent. The Contract Will be evaluated to gauge its impact upon low- ��nd moderate-income residents of the � community, slwns or blighted urens, or other urgent need conditions nnd for the • effective ond efficient utilization of CIigC f�mds. 25. SeverabilitY. To the extent thnt tliis Contract mny be executed and perfo�ce of the obligations of the parties may be accomplished within the • intent of the Contrnet, the terms of thiy Contrnct are sevemble, and should Page 9 of 12 Pages ;:�;=�:x ` � � �..r , lhi '� . . . _� , _�- � . � . . t'R��,q..;, � ` j �n1• l.enn or pruci.sion hceeof be decinred invalid or become inoperaLive for any '" , , ,rc,tzsan, such i�rvnlidity or failure shnll noL• affect the validity of any otlier ��'��.�' . k:.:r;-::: lr.:•m or provislon hereof. 11�e ��niver of m�y breach of a tezm hereoC ahnll not !x: construcxl as i�rnivcr of any otl�er Lerm. , , 26. Bin�ii� on Successors. Gxcept ns lierein oLheii+ise provided, tliis - ragreameni, shnll inure to tlie benefii: of nnd be bincling upon the pnrties, or e►ny subcuntrnclois liereto, aiid Uieir respective successors nnd assigns. Zi. Subletl.in , Assi�nment or Transfer. Neither pnrty nor nny • . ' s�alxonLrucLors hereto mny sublet� sell, trt�nsfer, nssign or otherwise dispose uf ldiis Contrnct or �any portion tlierecf, or of its rigl�ts, title, interest or �"ti>"" : iluCies Lherein, Nilhou� Che prior written wnsent oC the other party. No ''�' a.-:.:... �idx:onta•ncC or Lrauisfer of Contract shall i.n any case release the Contractar of -2��"�' liaLiliLy uudcr lhis ConCruct. � i.��':t.�.. 28. Tli.rwr.ii:y 13usiness Cntervrise Parti.cipatiu:i. It is the policy of the ; ' ;� St.:�l.c of Colorndo Uiat, m.iuority business enCerprises shall huve the maximwn s prucl,ir.ul,.la oprxn•l:uniLy I.o �wrtici��nte in Che perfonnunce of fts construcCion ` ' i grunt conl.rncls. Tlie GonLrnetor agree3 Lo use its best efforts to carry out '� 1.I�.ln �x�llcy I.0 lho [�aileet extieut prneticaLle nnd conaietenb with thc effio,Lent (r.rfornvmce uf lhis contrnet. As used in t;his eontract, the tern� "minority ,.i busaness enCec�rr.isc" mcans a ixisiness, nt least 50 Ixrcent of which is oWned by m.tharily group memUcrs or, in Lhe case of publicly ouned r, t> � lnisir�r.sses, aC lenst 51 percent of the slrn_k of which is ocmed by minoritY '�°;'. Kroup members. For 1:lie ��urposes oF Uiis deCinition, minority group members are k �';� Nrgi•ocs or E3lycic Amer.tcnns, Spunish-sFeahing Americuns, Asiun /Unericuns, y Americ:in Indinns, M�crican �slcimos nnd Americun Aleuts. 17�e Contrnetor may � ., rely un �+ril.tcn ceprctsentntions Uy biddcrs, contrnctors, nnd subcontrnetors - rrka�ding lhcir stntus ns minority busi�ess enterprises nnd need not conduet tu► •„� independent. invesl•,ignL'ion. . ' � �- ;:s �`�• lnlir.nnl: Sl;nCemcnt of Assurnnces ancl Certifications. Tlte Contructor hris prr_viuusly signecl un "Applicant Stntement of Assurunces mid Certifications" wiiich is hereUy iucorporuted nnd mnde u pn-t of this contrnat by reference. � •�� 3(7. Survlvnl ol C,crtnin Coutrnct Teim;. Notwithstunding anYthing herein �.� lu the conLrnry, Che pnrties understund nnd agree U�nt al]. terms nixl condiLions uf Uiis contcnct and the exl�ibits and attuc}unents hereto which mny requLre - conl.Inued perCu:mnnce or complinnce beyond the terminaCion date of the contraet ' shull sun•ivc sucli terminntion dnte and shall be enforceable b,v the State as provided hcrein in the event of such failure to perform or'comply by the -? Contractor or iLs subcontrnetora. � � ,:s • h :� • � i j � � • . � � � •s I k:�::��.,' � . ,:,,_ ,,,2;: y � • �� ': � � ; z.. . ..4 w. �.'� i � . . �.. ',1 ' • } '�� . . . � • ' . v. . . ,.� � . � � ' . �� .,� •.��,�1 ' � . :�` ' Pnge 10 of 12 Pages � ' �� • , � . '� I-D-i0 `.^�,-�-- ' • ;.�, 3 ., .;�y'.u' ��,,� . � t. ��:='s <;�' � �r �: _. . „ ..__ . . _ , � �i'Y��.i�:`.."�_��': r•�rn,s-nc:•nzn srLC�r�io�visiorrs �..... . . , ::r;:',.; . CONt'ROLLER'S API'IiOVAL �,,^-,".`.,. , , �.. 'fhis co+�uact shall not bc Jccmcd valiJ ar�lil it s1i:41 h:�vc bccn approvcd by�lic Comrollcr of thc SWte of ,Cobrado or such assistant as hc may Jcsign,dc.Tliis provis�un is applicablc lo any contract involving thc pay- —• mcnt of moncy by U�c Statc. Fi1ND AVA[Le1B[LI'TY 2. Financial obligations of lhe Slale pay�ble aRer tirc current liscal year are contingcnl upon funds for that purposc bcing appropriatcd,budgcteJ und othcrwisc ntadc availablc. BOND IiCQUIILEb1GNT • 3. If this contract involvcs thc paymcnt of morc than filly Ihousand dollars for thc conswction,crcction, - rcpair,main(cnancc,or improvcmcnt of any building,road,bridgc,viaduct,tunncl,excavation or othcr public � �� w�rks Cor this Statc,ll�c cuatrattor shall,befi�rc cntcring tl�c performancc of any such work incluJcd in this coo- ��`�.�'" lract,duly execute and deliver lo and lile wilh lhe olTicial whose signawrc appears below for the S�ate,e gooJ �'�`�_.: and sulticienl bond or otl�cr neceplable surcty to be appruveJ by said olTcial in a pcnal sum nol Icss than one- �;!�'�,` : half of the lot�l amount payable by the terms of this contracL Such bond shall be duly executed by a qualified I:' corporate surcly,conJitioned for lhe Jue and faithful performaace of the cuntract,and in addition,shalt provide f:� lhat if thc contractor or his subcontractors fuil to duly pay for any Iabor,matcrials,tcam hirc,sustcnance,prc� '��. visions,provcndor or olhcr supplics uscd or consumeJ by sucl�contraclor or his subconlractor in performancc of �i the work contracled to be dune,the surcty will pay the snme in an amount not exceeding the sum speci�ed in the '�`" bond,logether wilh in�crest al llie rnte of cight per cent per annum.Unless such bond,w•hen so required,is `";;;.• execu(ed,dclivercd nnd liled,no claim in favor of the conh actor arising under Q�is eontract shall be audited. ' allowcd or paid.A ccrtif icd or cashicr s chcck or�bank moncy ordcr payablc�o thc Trcasurcr of thc Slatc of ;'.,';, . Colorado mny bc acccpted in licu uf a tx�nd. This provision is in compliancc with 38-26Ja6 CRS, as , �-. �. amendcd. � � :( IND�MNIFICATIUN , 4. To thc cxtcnl nuUwri•r.cJ hy law, Ihc conlnclor shall indemnify,savc and hold harmlcss thc Statc, its cmployces and�gcntx,against aay und a11 claims,damagcs,liability and court awards includingcosts,expenscs, and attomcy fccs incurrcd as a result of nny act or omission by thc contrnctor,or its employecs,agcnts,subcoro , lractors,or nssignccs pursuanl to thc Icrms of U�is conlracL llISCRIMINATION ANI)ArElliOtAlIVE ACTIUN 5. Thc contractor agrces to comply with�hc Icttcr and spirit of qic Cobrado Antidiscrimination Act of 1957, as amended,and othcr applicablc law respccting discrimination and unfair cmployment practices(24-34-402. CRS 1982 Rcplacement Vol.),auJ as rcquired by Gxecutive Order,�qual Opportunity aud A(lirmativc Action, ;, ' dalcd April 16, 1975.Pursimn!�here�o,1$e jollo�ving prorr.crons shalf Le canrained in aff Sfate contrac�s o� sub-contrac(s. During lhc performancc of lhis contract,lhe cuntrac�or a�,rces as 1'ollows: . (I) The contractor will not discriminate ngainst any�mployee or applicant for employment because of racc,crccJ,colur,nationnt origin,scx,marital st�tus,rcligian,anccstry,mcntal or physical Itandicap,or agc.Thc cuntractor will lakc allim�alivc aclion to insurc that�pplicnnts arc cmploycd,und U�at cmployces aro trcatcd during cmploymcnt,without rcgard to tlu abovc menlioocd charaetcristics.Such nction shall include,but not bc limited lo the fullowin�:cmpinyment,upgrading,demotion,or transfer,recruitment or t rccruilmcnl advcrtising;lay-Wl's cir tcrniinatiuns;ratos of pay or othcr furms of compcnsation;and scicc- 1-- tion I'or lraininE;,including apprcnliccsl�ip.Thc contr5ctor agrces to post in conspicuvus pinccs,av�ilehle to employCCS nad applican4s for employment,no(ices to be provided by the contracting olTicer setling fodh provisions of Uiis non-discriminatiou clausc. .� (2) The cunlraclur will,in all salie;itptiwis ur oJvertisernents for employees pluced by or on behalfof�he �l.. coMractor,state Uin!alt qualilicd applic�nls will recei�•e consideration fur empluyment without regard to '••�., racc, crced, colur, natiunql origin, scx, marital status, rcligion, anccstry, mcntal o� physical �t1 handicap,or agc. 1 ` (3) The contractor wi!!send to cach labw union or rrpresentative of wwkers wiUt which he h�s collective bnrgaining agrccmcnt or othcr conlracl or undcrstanding,nulicc to bc providcd by thc conlracting olTiccr, �` " h . advising thc I•rbor union or workers'representutive of the contractor's commitunent under the Executive � ��. Or dcr,Cqua l Opportunity and AlTirtnative Action,datcd April 16,1975,and of thc rulcs,regulations,and �� :�`�''i:° )� 4 1�i: rclevant Ordcrs of thc Govcrnor. (4) Thc contractur anJ labur unions will furnish all infnrmaliun anJ rcports rcquircd by Exccutivc Ordcr, — ' 13yua1 Op�wrtunity anJ/�I6nnalivc Acliun of Ap�il IG,1975,anJ by dic rulcs,rcgulations anJ Ordcrs of F thc Govcrnor,or pursuant thcrcto,�nd will permit acccss to his books,rccords,nnd accounts by the con- �:"' lracting agcrtcy�nd the o�ce of thc Govcmor w his eksignce for purpvses of investigation to ascertain . compliancc with such rulcs,rcgulations and ordcrs. (5) A labcx organizatiun will nut excludc any individual olhcrwisc qualificd Gom full mcmbcrship rights in such Ialwr arganization,or expcl any such individua(fi om mcntbcrship in such labor organization or dis- " criminatc againsl any of its mcmbers in thc Nll cnjoymcnt of work opportunily,because of racc,crecd, color,scx,nntional origin,or anccslry. (G) A labur organization,or tl�c cmployces or mcmbers Utcrcof will�wt aid,abet,incite,compel or cocrce thc doing of:uiy act defincd in this contrnct to bc discriminatory or obstrucl or prevcnt any person from complying with Uie provisions of ll�is contr�et or any ordcr issued thereunder,or attcmp4 either direcUy or indirecQy,to commi(any act Jefincd in lhis cootract to be discriutinatory. 395•53-01-1022 pngc...11_ot..i?_ pages Rcviscd 11-85 " ` _ ,::. �'�" . . .._. ..., . ,. , . ... ,'�Y��'.::• . . . � -.. ---: �� . . . � � ��j.::: (1) In ihe even�ul Uie contractor's non•compliance wiih the non-discrimina�ion clauses of ihis com vact or with my of,tuch rvtes,regulationz,ar orders,this controct may be cancelled.terminated or sus- ;i;a�,,.;;: . � � pended in whole or in part aad the conuactor m�y be declared ineligible for funher State comracu m ;'�•�.'::," accordance with praedures, authorized in Executive Order. Equal Opponunity and A(firmauve �'�=��'�``` Acuon of April 16.1975 and the rules,regulations,or ordets p�omulgated in accordance therewith,and . • . . such other sanctions as may be imposed and rerudies as may be invoked as pravidcd in Execuuve Order.Equa!Opportunity and A(tirmative Action of April 16.1915,or by rules.regulations,or ordcrs promulgated in occardu►ce therewi�h,or as athcrwise provided by law. (8) The contnetor will include the provisions of patagraph(I)through(8)in every sub�contract�nd subeontraetof purthue order unless exemp[ed by rules, regulations, or orders issued purwant to E�ewtive Order.Equal Opportuniry and AOirmauve Action ol'April I6.1975,so that such proviswns will be binding upon each subcontnctor or vendor.Tha contrac�or will take sueh action with respai to , zny sul}tontracting or purchose order as lhe convacting egency may direct,as o means of enforcing �~' such provisions,including sanctions for non-compliance:provided,however,that in the event the con• '�A`•'� - �ruior becomes involved in,or is ihreaimed wiih,litigation with the subconeracror or vendor as a result of such direction by the contncting agency,ihe contractar may request the Slaie of Colorado to cn�er �'�,�'. , into such litigation a proteet the inierest of the State of Colorado. ��' COLORADO LABOR PREFERENCE ��.' �� 6 a. Provisions of 8-17-101&102,CRS(or preference of ColoraJo latxir are applieable to this contraet i(public - works within the 5tate are undenaken hereunder and are financed in whole or in pan by State funds. b. When a wasweiian contract for a pubtic project is�o be ewnrded to a 6idder,a rcsident bidder shall be allowed a preference against a non•resident bidder(rom a ste��or foreign eounuy equal to the prcference g�ven or : required by the stace o�(orcign country in which the non•resdent bidder is a resident.If it is daermined by�he ,,;"i;'• olTicrr responsible for awarding the bid�hat compliance with Inis subsection.06 may cause denial of iederal funds } whieh would otherwize be available or would otherwise be inconsistent with requiremrnts ot feder�l►aw,ihis sub `.�';-. � section shall be suspended,but only to the extend necessary to provent denial of the maneys or io alimina�e the ; 'rr. inconsistency with lederal requirements(xction 8-19-101 znd 102.CRS). � ' i: 9 GENERAL 7. The laws o(the State of Colorado and rules and regulations issued pursuant thereto shall be applicd in the � interpreution,execution and enforcement of this conttac6 Any provisian ol'this conaact whether or no�intor- � ponted herein by reierenee which pravides for arbitration by any exira-judi;:al body or person or which is oiher- w�se in contlict with said laws,rules and regulations shal{be ronsidered nui;�nd roid.Nuthing contamed in any pro�ision incorporated herein by«terence which purpons to negate this or a::;:uiher special provision in whole or ' m pan shall be�alid o�enl'orceable or available in any action at law whether h.�way ol complaim.detense or other• , ' u�ise.�+.ny provision rendeted null and void by the operation ol this provis�o:will not invalidate the«mainder ol i this con[ract to the exient that the contrac[is capable ot'execucion. 8. At all times during the performance of this Contract,tht Contraemr shall suiccly adhere to all applicable • , fedenl and state laws,rules and regulations�hat have been or may hereaner be established. 9. The signatories hercto aver that they are 1'amiliar with 16-8-301,et,seq..�Bribery and Currupt(nlluencesl ' and 19•8-a01,et.seq.,(�\buse o!'Public 011ice).CRS 1978 Replacemen�Vol.,and that no�iul�uon oi such pro- �isions is presen[. • 10. The signatories avu that to their knowledge,no stace amployee has a personal or benaiicial mterest w ha�-' soe+er in the se�•ice or property described herein: j IN WITNESS WNEREOF, thc parties hcreto have r,xewted this Coainct an ihe day lirs[ aboce written. t -l" Cantractor; • (Full Legal Name)�� STATE OF COLORADO �� j ' � RUY ROMER, GOVERNOR / � gy �i ', .. � •f •SECUfIVE DlfltCfUH �� '' Positicn(Tit ., ,; S/•7-S�-5�70 a- DEPAiIT�ENT i � + .f s.�r a.w.��.nh�y rn�n i u y..�•� � Q�: OL'fi� ��ia� �$ �r�':' />: -r�•CC�,: �f.�:."i' "t I lf Cur�oracicn:) ��` �.' Attest(Sw 1 �r Bv�� N�CA.�'��Vl��I F/l�.� --� • ♦.�NW 1w1��Y�..�lM.NSM.f�.Nlal�i.W11\'kl� �\ ' . . ....... � . APPROVALS ' AiTORNEY GENE � N W ODAFiD CU R LLER BY � a. _ _ By . N�, � FI t Asaistan ttornay Gonerm _ �JA �S !'1. STROUP , ._ „ ,� nFri�: . . •°�Y��::;�:R= ` � . � '' � , ...., . _.._ ._. � .. .....�......— _. . ..._ . ... . ... ..... . .. . . . . ' .... . �4.. ��r Y� ' ;;�t:�.�:. . . •MSTRUCI'(ONS . ' x•��+•.�>r':•`: c��'" (1)[nsert o�cial Deparunent designauon,e.g,Administrauon,Locd ARairs,etc.es appropriate. "��`�`"`�- . ' ' ' "' (2) Set fo[th company(ies)or individual{s)name(s)and addras(es). (J) Inseri a brief statement indicating reuons for controct,e.g.,"The contractor having special knowledge, � tapertise and skill in diagnosing and testing diseues afiecting cattle;and."Use as many"Whereas's"as required , If addidonal spacc u required continue to above worlds"NAW,THEFIEFORE;'and stste"continued on page , 2".On page 2,state"Whereaz coaunued from page !"if required. (4) Specify clearly the goods ar sorviees convaeted Cor,thc eonsideration moving Gomone party to the other.�he i time within the convact is to be executed,limitadons on assignments,if any,and special provisions desired,or I . required Seek legal usistar�ce when in doubL Separate each principal item and number eonsecudvely using az 3�'�'�:.•.; �' ' many pages as necessary. .�':s1i - � ;.r,C�d,:..... j (5) If a deicgee signs for thc Execuuve Dirator place the wodds "FOR THE" be(orc the word '�3:�'�� "EXECU7IVE" �`•�-- t �;• - �� i Autogtaphic,az distinguished Gom stamped,signatures should,as a minimum,be aliixed to the original,which _ will be filed by the Division of Aeeounts and Control,and two countErparts,one of which shall be vansmitted to ihe con[racror.(f there is more than one contractor a copy so signed wilt be srnt to each,thus requiring additional � aotographic signamres. ' I .e ;. ! � � � � 1� � � . ..�,,. F 1 f:.,:`�; r�:, y ( � �- - � . .- . - � . . . �� i' � . 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' ; � � � � . - � . � � . . . . . . . _�� 4�. � Xy • I : i y5�.. . . . . . . . . r��' 'r I. E. ��. � � � ' I � ! � i . ; �..., ; ; i ' I - ... . . . . . .. . .._. . � . '. . t .. ��:tl.:-�• ` � � , " ,;�:. �.._._. ` . ._ . , _ _ . , .., - , �::. . _.. __._. .... . � *�:I>: L" . '�Z�,`: r:°.', .. � ' • ` Exhibit A 1. Scope of Services a. General Provisions. Tliis Project consists o£ providing Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funJs to the Contractor for a revolving fund program to encourage economic diversification and job creation whici� addresses the CDDG • Program objective of Uenefit L•o low and moderate income persons in Colorado Planning and Management Regio�is 12 such tliat: _ . '�,`i:i%_- . (1) CDI3� funds will be used exclusively to operate a revolving fund program r>"'�';'-;� through wliich assistance is provided to rivate for- rofit businesses for '�' � P . P �,:...: . job crealion and/or job retention activities which are necessary of appropriate to carry out an economic development project, Thi's assistance ��!' , may include direct loans, loan guarantees or the provision oE funds in �.- - exchange for shares in the business or royalty payments. �.. . r, � (2) The Contractor will leverage funds from private and/or public financial �c -. institutions and businesses which receive CD13G assistance. I �.,_; (3) CDIiG funds shall be made available to businesses operating in Summit, ��:'_ i � Eagle, Pitkin, RouCt, Grand and Jackson Counties for projects predominately C located in these counL-ies. Funds will be provided L-o small businesses `' �� Y: according to specific policies developed by the Contractor which define the � ; criteria and manner by which assistance will or will not be provided to � applicant businesses. Said policies shall be provided the State for review and approval prior to obligating funds, and upon approval, shall be deemed incorporated herein. Project descriptions and a financial analysis will be ' • • provided to the State for review and approval to ensure consistancy with said - - , policies and to verify the project is necessary or appropriate prior to processing requests for advances or reimbursements. ' $ (4) The Contractor I�erein commits that at least f 6rty-one (41) full-time, permanent jobs will be directly created or retained through the provision of CDBG funds. The Contractor shall insure tl�at at least seventy percent (70%) ,. • � of all jobs created are filZed by low and moderate income persons. At �.east � fifty-one percent (51Z) of jobs created or retained by each borrower sliall be ' filled by low and moderate income persons. 1 ' (5) An advisory committee which is representative of public and privat•e � economic development organizations and businesses in the area served by the � Project shall review policies and criteria, and shall directly or tlirough an ! appointed sub-commiL•tee approve all requests for assistance. Tl�e Contractor shall offer all municipalities and counties within the area served by the �. revolving fund program the opportunity to appoint a represenl-ative Lo Chis !^� committee. ' •�: (6) Interest rates charged to borrowers on loans shall be no greater than the � , current Denver prime rate at the time of loan comndtment nor'sliall said rates i be less tlian five percent (5�), excluding any processing or service charge ' imposed on the borrower by the Contractor. �� . (7) The anticipated rate of return on funds provided to-businesses for equity �:' `-" shall be comparable to or greater than the return which wou1J be realized if a, a direct loan was provided and interest char�ed. 1 �"��';::;'Y�.� (8) The Contractor may charge the business applying for and/or receiving a ' W'�,+', �'� �. ? loan reasonaUle Lees associated with processing loan applications. '� ��w �,; � Application review fees may not exceed fifty dollars ($50.00) and loan ' � origination fees may noL• exceed two percenl (2,L) ' of the approved loan �C�. i amount. No otlier fees shall be charged to or collected from the borrower. •,N (9) Tlie contractor shall ascertain and•document that interest rates charged ' to borrowers by financial institutions participating in a CD13�-assisted � project are set at a preferred or preferential rate appropriate to the market area. ' (10) Tlie term of assistance provided to businesses with CDBG funds shall not exceed ten (10) years unless it is demonstrated that a longer term is necessary to leverage other public or private tunds. Providing assistance for . a term of grenter than ten years shall be done only after receiving prior , approval from the State on a case-by-case Lasis. Page 1 of 4 pages. .� ti r. . . ' -.,�:�^, ;:.y;_ _- ` �� " � . ... . _ „ . .. . .... .__. , . '�, . �. .. _._._. ... . .. .. _. .... , . .. ,.. �hi�.,:, . � ... �s;��J•�,��: ^ ' ` (11) All revenues received by L•he Contraceor during tlie effecl-ive term of this Contract wliich result directly from the CDBGasaisCed aclivitq, including but not limiled to principal and interest poyments, origination fees, servicing charges, proceeds from the sale of ecquireJ asaeta and shares in 'an assisted business, shall be considered program income. All program income shall be retained by the Contractor or SuU-grantee and added to other funds committed to the Project, aud shall be used to continue operation oE the revolving fund program. • (12) All revenues received by the Contractor after expiration oF this "'ii; - . Contract as a result of the expenditure of CDBG funds are not program income but shall be retained by the Contractor or Sub-grantee and used Lo continue � operation of the revolving fund .program. In the evenL- that the Contractor . determines tf�at it is no longer feasible to continue opernl-ion of the Pro�ect, the State has the first option to name and approve a successor in �! ' - ' interest. If the State chooses not to exercise this oplion within ninety } � (90) days, the Contractor may discontinue Lhe program and use revevenues . resulting from its past operation Lor any community development acl-ivity. � (13) The ConCractor shall not earn interest on advances of CDBG funds. 1;.' °: �. (14) In the event that any business receiving CDBG assistance is sold, �:`'. � consolidated or merged to an extent that controlling ownership cl�anges prior �.?''•,," �. � to repayment of funds owed to the Cantractor through the agreement for CDIiG � assistance, Chose funds shall tlien become due and payable unless prior � �;k wrirten approval to do otherwise is obtained from the State. a ; (15) The Project shall be administered by tlie Contractor or as specified ' � •' • within provision l.b.(5) of this Exhibit. 6 ' 6 F �? (16) The Contractor sliall exhibit due diligence in pursuit oE remedies should ;:ryan assisted business not fullfill contractual . provisions under which the � . � assistance was provided. i '1 (17) Copies of contracts and agreements entered into by the Contractor in , �; order to accomplish this Project including agreements with subgrantees, ��; agencies providing program administration serVices, the Job Training ' Partnership Act vendor, the Job Service Center office and otlier CDBG grantees � shall be submitted to the State uport execution. Other contracts and agreements which govern tt�e provision of assistance to individual businesses, such as loan and escrow agreements, shall be�provided to L•he State upon i ' request. All agreements shall be governed by the laws of the 5tate of � ;;'i Colorado notwithstanding provisions therein to the contrary and shall be made R ,� available to the State upon request. This Contract is not intended to create �t rights in l-liird parties which the third parties could enforce upon the State. � , � (18) In order that the Private Industry Council (PIC) and/or Job Service �4 � Center (JSC), or designated agents serving the Contractor's area are provided .� � the opportunity to submit job referrals to those private businesses receiving %�..::.... � . CDBG assistance, the Contractor is encouraged to enter into a memorandum of • agreement with the PIC and/or JSC or designated agents allowing the PIC, JSC � ' . � or designated agents L-o provide one or more af the folloNing services: ;, 1.' � � t, � (a) meeting with employers to describe the services available under the � '. � : Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) and the availability of the�Targeted ;. �;'. Jobs Tax Credit; .�''r'�' .�',; (b) discussing with employers the job qualifications necessary for the ��,� .x: jobs to be created and preparing job descriptions for them; �+ • � � � . �� i , � �j . Page 2 of 4 pages 3� �, ; , .a :; .<� i I� , '1 Ls��tik'a V . . ' ` . ",��.y�% ` � ' �wG`fF✓:• � � .. . .. . . . . ... . . . .. � ' • � {';:��r ... � �i��c,Y��s};;�� ' . r?h:'1:••.��`�• �- � . f�:,'�1�'S!` . _ M i�.�i'��.. . p�^�q`.S' . _ . < . (c) acting as the intake agency for employer-paid advertising ot job openings; (d) screening through application review potential employeea and � referring them to the employer; (e) personally interviewing potential employees and referring them to the employer; -.,,;i._ . (f) trsining and participating in training costs of potential employees; '-:;-;;;:?�-.:• . _ ��..��:,��.,._ (g) participating in on-the-job training costs of employees; <'�;i::;;`. . �;: (h) conducting special advertising for employers who wish'to meke a special effort to reach JTPA-e23gible clients; and, &'`�` ��'.. .. (i) determining which potenl-ial employees, referred through the PIC or `} . its agent, qualify as meeting the lower income living standard of the r�� JTPA and/or the low and moderate income standards under the CDBG program ��:, ' rt:. .:. and providing certification to this effect to employers end the a�;;;1 Contractor, ;:;y . - , , The Contractor, is encouraged to provide the PIC, JSC or agents with T= notification of any CDBG assisCance provided to Uusinesses. Said notification should be provided within 24 hours of the 6usiness receiving a , letter of' commitmenC from the Contractor or the sisning of agreements for � assistance, whichever occurs first. Farther, said noCification should be .. , provided to the PIC or its agent on an exclusive basis for not less Chan two business days befbre any private employment or labor supp2y agency is - noti£ied of job openings created by the provision of CDBG assi$tance. b. �cific Provisions. Tl�e folloWing specific provisions.are made hereby a part of this Scope of Services: ' (1) CDDG funds siiall be used to ' leverage funds provided by financial institutions, applicant businesses and other public agencies, Gut these leveraged funds shall not be considered matching funds subject to Federal audit requirements. The CDBG contribution to the project, exclusive of program income, sliall not exceed $350,000. The Contractor will be responsible for insurirtg that aC least $494,375 from other funding sources, including private monies, owner equity and other government tunds, are committed to tbis Project. (2) No CDBG funds st�all be drAwn doan, or expended until borrower funds at i least equal to the amount indicated in the approved program policies have '"` been committed to the business througli loan agreements, lease assignment-s or � `' other forms of private commitments as appropriate. " .� (3} The Contractor shall contract with the Region 12 Revolving Loan Fund - ''�: � Corporation for administralion of Chis Project. 2, Time of Performance . • '�� ., � � ! *;,, .,U�i' a. This Contract st�all be effective July 24 1987, + ,( `:r: :..,,_ - �r b. The Project shall be completed within twelve (12) months of tiie effeclive date � y'��'�Y�'' � of this Contract, or when one hundred percent (100R) of funds provided tltrough �` � ' ; this Contract have been expended and L-he number of jobs required by provision ' '�� ,: f 1.(a)(4) of this Contract have been created or retained, whzchever occurs first. 7 - �' � i 3. Budaet ' f� i � (a) REVENUG ; � Community Development IIlock Grant Funds �350,000 � , Other Leveraged Funds (A mfnimum of) 494,375 TOTAL $844,375 . Page 3 of 4 pages :-.j;�*.F;;�:r.. • � ��ti:�:.�. . y'i�'lf�: , ` . 4T�,L;- ;�r}�S� _ �'�„ ` :. � • . . ..._., . . .. _ ... . .. �,�; ;. - .. •- ��,;ti-`; . i+�•F�k'�' . r s .( (b) PXPTNDITURES Line Item Total State CDDG Other Punds Source Assistance to 791,340 $330,000 $461,340 Lending instit,, ' Private Businesses PubZic agencies, Businesses, etc. Administration 53,035 20,000 33,035 Contractor � -;�:`:.,. i il. - � yi TOTAL $844,375 ' $350,000 $494,375 ��¢'�j i _ " i±;... r..:r... � 4. PaYment Method '��^" I . ' ! All payments to L-he Contractor, except as st�pulated below in this Payment � Method, shall be made in accordance witlt provisions set forth in Paragraph 13 � within the main body of this Contract. ! ' 5. Contract Monitorina ti_ ; 1 The Department of Local AL'fairs, Division of Commerce and Development shall �' f :�::> � monitor this Contract in accordance with the provisions set forth in Paragraph 25 � f,.,• within the main body of this Contract. � �� 6, ReportinQ Schedule � ; � The Contractor sha21 provide qaarterly financial and program reports to the ` „ Department of Local AEfairs, Division of Comnerce and Development in accordance �with the provisions set forth in Paragraph 21 within tlie main body of this � Contract. The Contractor is required to continue reporting to the State informaeion on all persons which first fill �obs created by assisted businessea ; � for a period of one (1) year from the effective date of the loan or equity agreement even if this Contract had been closed out. . 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'Y . � • EXHIBIT B i � � � Definition of Low end Moderate Inc�ne Households and Persons ,� � - . � • � ��.`. > , " , � . ?:;"=;t3. � ,y : '` ��12��;. I . ��.. + ' � � ��; ; . ;�:,� � i� i � �� '� i � . � � � . ,� . 5 ��' _ � . � 1 . , :�;; ♦ �' . ; �••: ° � � . .,. ._.,, .. _ ._... ..... _ .. . :... ....... .. . �� A. .. . .. ' ,3 �a f '..:.t . . � � 1W��h�� ;�*:��'�1'� tNX1tAA1 iTK�ES FOR'LON-IM�1E'AND'NDUEAAtE-IM:ffE'HOl15EHOLDS-in cwrent�19611 dollazs "`"�' ` �x �.�;�.� ' Persan xMx wrrent hau;enold incwes do not excecd ttksa wc[W�ineae It�its are considereQ W be low�nd�ate inroee(Uli)ptrsons in tM CC�86 pro9rar. CDBG 9nntees arM applicants xhose projects imolve the iMivtdual selection aM qualifiGtian of beneficiaries based on G�eir currmt mcaes(as is lhe case in hausing rehabiliGtlon,,�oD ereatioa and other'dlrect beneliC projects)rust use tMse incae li�its in deteninirg whether beneticianes aze LMl petsoM. Cl�BG�antees and appticaats usinq Ozpart�ent-approved wrveys to abt�in infa�ation on tAe arrent inca+es of project berelielaries eust u5e lAese incae li�its tn estWte the Llli berefit of pfoJect u�tivlttts. CD86 gnntees�nd�pplleanls using 1980 Cenws data(on t9?9 incaes)to estiwte t1M UII Denetit of project activitia ue qt per�itted to use tAese eufrent(1481)it�e li�its,bu!ratMr Nst use tM 1979 inca�e ii�its conWir�ea te Appendix D nf the CDB6 Pro9rv�tdelires�n�a MA-prescriDed kthodology. In ot�er�ards,these current (1981)incae li�its are to be used with current Inco�e infordtion,and the 1779 inrone li�ils eonWined In Pppendix D of She Pro9ra�Q�iGelines are to he used wit�1919 incase daW reported in the 1980 Cda�rs. � . - Metrapoilun Ara ar - - ---"-�°-+Id Sit t Non-tktraoattUn Canty Tvoe ot NouseMld 1 Porson 2 Person 1 krsm 1 Person S Penon 6 Person 7 Person 8 Person E cwun : co o�.ao 1lodefste IOCOIe � ; t. net M[DI�M I�MiI� ��tao ts�0o t��7o 70�l0 ]37l0 »HO fua0 7t�w • iNCOMC: �noo lor lrxare �o+oo u�so uoao tesao +��oo uow n»o :oew �� eanir. : co e�n+M�sae �tate I000�8 • .. rr �sn rmuw r�wiv m�o , vew aoeoo eaoo aaeo �e�eo moo ��eao t.aan: naoo lox lncaae �o+oo u�w i�000 ieeso ie�oo �wso nwo :osw cauwr. : co N,rno�u Moderate inCO�e � �+.�` � r+ �sn�rconN nrrtr ia�eo tnoo uaao f��oo ++seo aovao a�ioo ta�w �,• iNea+a: vasoa LoM 1ncale wsoo u�so u000 �aeeo �a�ao uow naoo �osso cwin. : co wunru Modefit!IlxosO � 'j I• 11�7 w[DI�N f�Yilt 10970 I70S0 t7370 19070 1l000 f�flO 17�l0 1�/00 . �.,.. uarn.c: .ueoo LoN Inco�e tam ��w �oeoo iuoo inw uioo �.ew �e�w �.,: ��' �j COIMt� : CO J�CkSON � j ;� -. 3 ti 14l7 MCDt�N I►N�IM �rak Incox If1i0 1l�00 1��70 70700 �1\00 1�OS0 1�)SO 13t70 i y (MGON[: l7�00 LOM!M'Ok 10�00 1]�SO 1�000 1!!SO 1��00 1�0lO I1]p0 t07lO I�. y 'C�t1♦ 1Ni�N(O N11lMll� ��ate I�� 11100 1l7S0 1!O!O N100 17170 1��00 It�lO !0l00 i 1 � �e+ea+t: �oeoo loN InCOO6 taw uw s�w iaw �uoo �a�oo u�w ��ioo � calM�. � w■��c.afun flodEfate thcal0 � j . rrhn�tO1�N NMiti uaea ��a» �eieu �ieoo uwo �nov vo�oo anoo oxo�e: a�wo la fnatt u�o s»o ssw iweo �ueo u�w �oew u.eo � `� `011MTir qt1�Mt014N'��M�lf ��I� 1�/00 »oso f�no t��w �e�ea nmo anm maoo i nxwt: aotoo laa�II�cMe �oew �a�w »ew ��oo �uw • nsoa �noo �n�o � . � ewnr. : eo u r�� - /♦ f1�7 kt0i)N t�Mllt . ��i�!IIKWB IN70 1�100 1��00 70�00 fffa0 7!!Op lt�00 7�170 i �NCO.�: o.�w Low Incaee �mo �o.ao �n» isoec uioo ,s��o �aoo naso •�� r. �.n`�co�N':.�ii:" tbdcrate itrcaee �iew ufoo ��eo neaf �»�o +nw neoo 7o�w . �NCOrt: �oeoo LOM lnCWB uw s�w �oeoo �i�w �x�w �a�oo ��sw ro�ao "� emmn : eo ttNCOtx ' ' . . r. Is�7 r[DI�N f�wlN IIOdEfa�t f0000B �isLO r�7eo iseeo tpoo � ttaeo amw aueo z0000 � .' iNCOr�: oaovo Lox Inco�t' �mo �aw roaw �mw u�oo +aaso ��aso waov • � � CTM�t : to lonW N..�w � ` I� 11�}M(OI�N t�Wllf �NK�d<<T�� 11100 1�100 1�190 201W �1�00 �1�f0 1l190 7l700 . . - ��cv■e: »:oo LoM Incoa9 uoo �o�oo ��aw iarw uwo u�oo usoo ��no ,� COIMI!• 1l�T�KOIW NMIU MoCeratt Inco�e naw �seoo uiao aiwo a�eo naao ��000 �r�ov �.. - �NCaNt: �t•oo Lailnca�! w�ao ��+oo uaw uno �ww naeo ��.00 ��w t cawrr ; co wra[vat �: n �an M(OPN IIM��'( floderate lncoee ueno mtoo naao mroo atmo »wo auw oeuo u+coMt: :e�oo Lou ln�ne ��so io�eo inao uow i�+ao �eno �uoo mao can+f� : co Mon,t �Qprate InCO�I! ��. _ r. Hll MlOI�N taMllt u�ao ioTOO »aoo :swo »eoo »�eo aorso �uao .� iNCOrc� a��oo lox Incoee �faeo u+w ueoo �azoo nxo �uoo ao�oo ��w cow++• � eo�niuM� ryp�ent!IncOOB '' rr 19�7 F[OI�N ItMtl1 faeno �eeoe �T�oo iueo aaeeo sffeo a0000 ��000 !N[OMt: 7tl00 loM li�cone aao noo +osao +a+oo uoao � ��oao re000 �e�so - \ ;;;,._ : cwrct : rn wrrrxosc �er7te InCOOe ' rr Hp M[D)1N NMIL7 t�ovo roteo �7tSO twso �oiso 7�ao 2iea0 70�00 - �NCOMt: �aeao loM l0eqle iowo uaeo. uovo �eew u�oo uoso �s000 �osao - .. CGUM71 : CO W�OIN � � �' n �sv Nto�.r+r�Miv Modefit[1nCOSC �auo m�oa �ttw u�eo o�000 uvoo a.ao v.�oo �,;T�.i � �NCant: ��oo � LON ItICOM6 �s» tfoo n�oo �veeo uaeo uaeo +e�oo) �uoo .,�. COIMT� CO OTFPO � • � t ti'�� It\f�NlDI�N f�MIIT ��i��'� 11200 .17lDO I��OO 16000 17000 1�000 N000 70000 ::; �NCa.c: :ooao LoM Incox ioeo e�oo s�oo iotoo �ovoo ��roo ��eoo �nw t;�:;�-. caM�• co am�� tlod:(at!IneMie 'F.i �� n �sn��tou�rawtv fano ie�eo ��aoo utao aaoo afeoo �aeoo t.000 - � ' tr¢oNC: ��000 LOV II�cOa! �woo uuo t�oao ieaeo �saao �ww moo �oaw - f, -j couxrr : co ruK �erate lncae � ' �• 1��/M[OUN f�N�V �aeo teseo Inso �noo t�iso »�oo i�eeo a�roo �f�. j uco�n: »+ao lar Inc:o�e ��eo �owo �i�oo �oiw i��m �a:oo iueo nwo cax,r : co►Htturs �rat!!l1ca8 ' f1 I1�t N[O��N f�MIIY . f7t�0 1170D 1lf00 ItilO 1��70 1fH0 2/to0 2f200 ;'� v/cmrci :�mo Lonlnto�e nao '�wo �0000 ��ao �iaoo uwo tarw i��w COIMt� : CO�itKIN �ale lrcae I'I If�7 M!O(�N l�KfL1 �0700 ]7100 7l070 7Nl0 707�0 f7l10 ��00 t�� MCOn: euoo lON IM��e ueeo �noo �uoa n�ao �neo a�000 �awo asoo � �.y� ewrtt� e eo r�are�s . rt isn rto,�n�a�nr NOderate I�wp�e usoo �,ow ieaeo �neo ' . wreo wiao �,:oo a�aeo :q �Heori: o�000 LOM itlC0�6 noo noo �oo�o �i�a �ww ��w ��w �nw . :? . . ;.i .'� ��.. :'��+�;,-�. „ '. ��r�v, � �r �iQ�•. ' � . . ... . , i . _ • k�_r}':: ' �arch 198J i'';;2�.::.;r,.. . 1@XIt�,N OICOrfS ftlR'LOfI-OIBpIE'AND'ilODEM)E-INCfff'IIOASFIqIDS--Sn currenl(1981J doitars ;`;i�..:.';�; ,,,:;-1�. , " 'FErsE1s Mv�se current houselqid incaes do not exceed these�axiw incoee[i�its�re eaasidered to be la�and�oderate lnca�e Ufi ��'""� ' ( )persons in t�e CI�G pro9ra�, CDBG 9rantees anC appiiunts rhuse projects involve tAe tnCiridial selection and qualitSc�tion of beneficiazies D�sed on their arcrent incaes(as is the case in housing rehabilitation,job cnalioa and olMr'Jirect benelit'projects)eust use these(ncae ti�its in detv�ining ■hetAer Leaeliciaries ue Ul!persons, CDBC 9ranlces m0 aypiicanls using�epart�ent-approved svrvtrs to abtain infonatian on the cnrrmt tmz�es of pro�ect beneliciaries eusf use lhese(ncoee IGits ta rliwte tik UII benefit af praject actirities. COB6 yrantees arW appiiuots using 1480 Cenws daG(on 1019 inctnesj to estiwte the U(I benefit at project activ(ties aro tat perdtted to use thesa anrent(198nlncae li�tts,but»ther wst use the 1919 inca�e ti�its conGin�in Apperdix D of the CoB6 Progru�idallnes ud�HIA-prescribed bUpdola9y. In other words,these current {I9B�j IIICOK It�I�S 2tB l0 bE VSEd MSGI qN(Ellt IIICO/B�p(OIy�jOp�and th3 1979 incooe li�its cantaineC in PCperdix D oi the Pragru 6aidelines�rc to be vsed rith 1979 incne diq reported in the 19A0 Cenws. . ' , � Aetrapoli4n Aru or ---------fiousetald Si1e-------- -:;.`'.i''. Ncn-Hetropolttan CountY iype of Household 1 Puson 1 Pms��n 3 P�san 1 Permn S kcson d ierson 7 Porwn 8 Parxu 1µ'•'::, �`' �`.... .. r.s�:eanet�-4o��r. co ' - n nn�tm�r ra■ttT Ibdetitt lUCaee a�oeo f��o.r nroo ao�oo �oeoo a��7o a7rw aneo �`w ' �r�co.i: anoo LoM Inco�e n�eo �msu �uoo usw aoaoo �nw aawo anw ; rs� : eaw.00 s•ue�os, eo �'- - � rr ro�t M[of�N n��U IbQerot!Inco4E i�wo u�ea :o�w aavoo fiioo aa�eo a�+eo aaoo �eea.F: a��w Ldi111C010 neo ��aee �asoo uzm �eano t��ea nwo �nw •r..: ►•u:oeav��. co rr q/t 11[OIaN NNIIT flpderlte inCOeE aoioo a»ea �e�eo tnao �onoo en�oo »�oo �woe �::� : rncwi� as�oo l�I� ianeo �uao atw �rew fs�w �woo u�w �evoo ? MS� : IOff COILiN�•t0Y[1�M0. CO 1 .��....'- I♦ If��M[01lN 7�NIL1 ��'��f�pq� 17�70 1�190 71�90 t�!!0 tC7pp 7s0l0 ffilO �1700 �'�y . , tnca«r. .�uw lar Incooe tasoo usw umo �seao �ueo u�a meo �aoo E�,: �sa: c�ctt[r,to - �-� '{, I♦ 19�7�[OtaN ftMllT Moderate Ineae 17700 17730 1�!!O 1f700 ]7070 NfOp 77730 �1170 tNCOnt: n�oo Lar Ic�co�e swo �o�:o �a�oo t�seo �aw n�orr �aao »wo . � ws� : ruceio,co n �sea uouH raettr ModBi2tE Il�eor! neeo • m�w n�oo nao aono tneo ta000 tnoo �etoMC: �aaoo . lOM►neo�E ueo noo iawo �:�oo �aoeo �m�o �soao i»eo ' cwrm : co�uros� d 'ir•q�t r[CI�N t�Mllr tbdefate Inco�t inso +aew �eoeo no�o • �noo raoo tozso avoo � , INCO/[: ]1l00 ��Q� H!O f�90 10l00 t1�pO 17J3o I1700 /N!o r!!00 � � C�r1♦ Ifl1�M[OIIMp�It�, ,Nw��t�� • 11700 17��i0 IS070 1�T00 17T10 1�/00 /1�50 '1p100 .. � uco�c: �osoo lq�[� ueo �ao m�w ��w mso uroo f�uo �awo '� cawr• � co s�c� • r• nnMto��wr+Miu IlodetatelnCOee �aso +nd n�ao �noo '�e�w u»a �rTOO rueo �weo�e: moo LaM[neoee ' voso .n o r+oo w+oo iosoo ��rw' aeoo usw ! cw�m : co etei tr ner Mto��N rwttr Moderatt Incone u�op �scap uup qopp moo • ��aeo +aeo� ro.00 ..i t11LOM[: 70�00 (�j�p� tll0 �f00 H00 t0100 11000 11�l0 lislO 1��lO ..� CO{MttT ItSi•M[Ot�N I�Nll7 Il�derote incMe uaa 11GOD i/]00 I�tpO 1f770 70]!0 � 71700 t]�!O � tNeo■r: »eao LoM Incone sreo a:no +noo �a�oo • u�w a:oo fnw nwo 1 aaw+. : co nKnrMC • . rr ��r nouM nw��t tbdefat[InCOae �taso nrio usoo n�w uwo mw eueo :�eoo � �wew+: �++w ��y f�qq veeo sax »eo +oteo +iroo u�w ana �.:oo °0°"ir H�7�AlOIIN I�Y1LY�l� Moderatt InCO�e �seoo ntao �ueo zosoo aetw �ow :eoso , �ssoa � twco�t: nsao 1q111fco�e �oseo . �uoo w�w �aeo asw niw �uao n�w . , cau�n : co cewt.As � .. Hta Rtot,q ra.Ur IfOd2rate[RCME ro.eo nroo �f.00 �.roo te.so ateo n,00 u.fo nKO�e: a�m ioN ln�roee uao w eo iaoo t noo utno �a�oo uuo ,s�oo i caux*r : co coaitu 1'" rr na*wCOfIM�1M�1,Y ModEfilC IIICalO �o�eo tf�wo ��ao Nwo �e�w �nso �n0o nroo u�eaMC: neoo Lar lxae �aeo ueo +aoo nsoo uiso wroo ww isuo cou.n � co cron[� .� n �+et raot�x r��nr Ilodlfat!Ifrco�fl w�eo �reoo u�ao u+ao meo ��ao �iroo u��o �HCV�: nooa Lor lnco�e iow �+oo •iao �o�oo �osoo ��too uwo uaeo COIMTf : CO NStCII � � !� 17�/M(OI�N ifM11• Ibdenh Inca�e 10/00 ��OO 1714Q 1��00 IYlS� 1l7�0 1}700 1��lO IlICOwL: 11T00 • �p�1(�(y9 f170 IU700 11\Op 1l100 1�130 17100 tet70 17ifb � CW1111 ; CO DLlT4 . � � ' + ♦f 11�/IIl01lN ifMl(1' tbderate Insoee � �owo IiilO 1�000 17750 I��00 1lO30 14�00 t0770 �`S � . lNCOMF: 1/]00 �q��p� IOf00 1:150 ItpOp Ifs]D 1l�00 1�0lO 11700 ]0770 ; ' �. COIMf�' : C00[lON[f IL.:.: ": a.{,. 1 ►� 11�1�[O1�N i�Mll� , �D��11K'D� 1l100 - 11170 ,1!E!O . 1l700 If�70 11070 �1700 )7100 .•..y,.1 INCOME: �7�00 �pK 1� �170 9�30 t0000 11l00 177'JO 1�10D 11050 ISWO � j.!,. I ' � - � C01MIT : [0[�CL[ � ' ! 1• 1!!7 IKOIIN I{MI�Y Ibderate 1ncara It7�0 �1�lO f�lpp S!!00 7�700 ' �01�0 �1�90 ]7700 �!�{r: i ��+corc: o»oo loK InCOre ��teo u�w �som uteo ��iao t��w �oreo vtiao ��:i�'- j cwnr. : co tuar �'�: `��, • . .� � n wei Mcou„..�iir Moderate Inco�o u+so �aeo �of�o �aow a�eoo aesw :rtso aa�oo cnca�t: ae�oo lor lt�cooe toiw +ieoa �:eso ruoo ��eao �a�oo �r�so ncoo r. ! CqM� t C01�l�IM , fY t1�1 MEDt�N f4Mil� Noderate Incone IIE00 1:1100 t1770 1�1pp I/�S0 It�70 IH00 70500 •��. .• �NCOM�: �aeao loa In�we ��w �•r000 �uoo u+a u�» �moo ��:eo ��aw eown : co a+nricto � rr ro�r REOItN«Mlli MOdEf7t!lI�COnB ioioo � �iiw iiis�o ieiao isaw iiiw iiioo ioaw �wcv■t: �oeoo loM Ineal . � cwrtr : co m�rtw rr i�n MtcuN s►w�lr Ibderate Incone �t�b i�iw i»w i i o iiwo inao iii�o io a�o I �NCO.c: �woo low Inca�e to�oo . � _ d I � .j>r . :,';_:. • �.Y ` � �^ _ . . ... .,.......,.._.._ � . _,.'.. ...- .,....-., .. � . - ... -.:. . . . . .. t.. . . • . ._.... . .. . ............ . . . � � , �+�;�• ,: _ ... nuen tve� ;=aa , � NAAItfUl1 INCdtES fOR'LOfI-iNCUE'AND"tI�ERATE-IIICQE'IfOUSEfALDS—in wrrent 148I)dollars +ti ( ��F�YS=. r ' �erlMS whase current houuMid incoees do mt exceed these iaxieu�ineae li�its�ro eonsidered to Ee low ond�oderate incae(UIt)Persons in tAe CD86 pragru. C68G grantees and appiicants etrose projects tmolre the lndividuil selectian aM q�aliflwlion ot Deneftciaries based on their arrent inca�es{as is lhe case in housi�g rehabilitalion,.jab crwtion aM ather"direct Denefi!'projecls)+ust use LAese incoee liiits in detenining whether Deneliciaries are ltl!persons. C06G 9rantees and applicants using Departient-approveQ wrreys to oDtain Infwution ort the current ineo�es ot - pro}ect beneficixies,ust use these incae ll.its to estiwte the LM1 beneHt of proJect activitia. CDBC 9nntees ud appliGnts using l9BQ Ceews dG(on 1919 ineoas►to esti�ata the lMI benetit of project activities ua not perdtted to use these wrrent(1981)inm.e ll�its,eue ratn�r.use use the 1919 inco�e 1(�ils conGineQ in Nppmdtx D of tAe CCBG Mogra�id.lines ud a HUD-prescrlbed�athodologY. in otlier words,tAese arrent , (1987)incae ti�its�re la be useQ�ilh current inca�e i�orr2tton,and th�1979 ixaa liiils contained in Appendix D of tAe Progn��idelines ue to be uxd rith 19?9 incae daG reported~in the 1980 Cmws. • �"� � ' . �ti'�� Iktrapolltm Re�or ...:;:;y';;::. ------iw—suhold S11 ;:D,• - Ibn-Iktraooti�n CauntY T�pe ot Nausehold !Person 2 Porsa� S Ferson 1 Ibrson 5 Person 6 Person 1 krson 8 Person �,,;.:;';-;- couun ce no nuico tbduate Incoee I♦ tl�/•M[DI�N/�Mlli 1�/70 �OTO(I 7?100 tlf00 7JD00 lf170 ]OtpO 7f�00 ir+cvMe: ».00 LoM I+KO�! t�aw u�w ��wo �uoo trxo ��oo ao�w i��oo - eour+i. : eo a�o ea�eue �rak InCOisB � r. ��i■tot.N rawt�r i�o�o fnx tewo �ttoo i�000 �ueo to.so fuoo . �NCO�c: ��eoo L�Iheae ueo s�e� taa ��oo uiw rnao uua ��oo cauMn : co�atr � ir�+ccMi��ie�ioo�+N��r , l�Hi��IICOtl! iiie�o •iiio�o iiiw iiieo ��ne�o auo i,MSO�o iaw�o , y , � COIMi� : CO S�CVaCH[, � �f 1f/7 M[�ItN f►Mili Hodente ineaae IO�EO IIW7 17�00 ��/00 /!t!O 1/770 Ilipp 1��70 j fNCONC: .��wo LOM tnCA�C txw •f�w �wa �uw u�eo �nw u�so �s�oo :t�-::��.�. � �,:. � cauMn : co s�N�nrw . �� r,�. y , f� 1!/1 MEOIIN�11MIlY ��a�d t� 1�]RO f�100 1�170 7G500 �11�00 1lOSO 7�7lO 7!!!0 � . j �MCa�in »�w Lpr In�e neo �aau ��wo �uoo �»ao u�w ie�so i�soo l! . -� �5 couun : co s.w*tcun �p�pr�te InOO�e . � �. nn Mat�M n■�v u�eo teo�a ��+oo u�oo a0000 aueo eaaeo e�eoo t�cow�: �awo lqi 1no0�e +osov u�so ��000 �eaao , u�w uoeo oaoo amw . � cauMn ' : cn S[oavic� �tdfB 1fiC0�E � . ir O�t MIOl1M/1NIll �a�oo �»eo +siw �T�eo +�ew n�eo aovoo a�ioo �ncoMS: a�.00 ' low Inco�e t�eo �roa s�oo wwo �uw uno u5oo �aw - ean+n , rn suwur �rate Inco�E . r. �s�r Y[OI�N t►MILI m�eo a�aea :�mo »voo a�ox af�sa e��oo o�eoo �hco■e: �asoo loN It�Ct�@ iasoo t�w� t�wo u�eo +f�w ��w »�w i��oo � ,'. caw,. : co,�un Ifoderate lncoee . If t7�7 M[Ot\M t►MIIT 1J700 � If�sO 1}TJp I1700 l0700 71T00 77f00 ��1l0 � .j� � �hcon[� rasoo- LorinCOee s�w �mar ��wo uioo ��+eo rotaa �sao rraao , �W/IT\ ; �0 WjMtN010N �Fate ineae � � • 1♦ Il�f MCOI�N IINIIY 1l100 � 1�lOU �\]!O ��1l0 1N00 fW00 11570 77tOp �� INCOMt: i1700 � <OM TIICO�E TflO fIPO f0700 IIJ70 132lO t�130, NOSO 17000 � couNtr : to Iw� Ibdlfll!IIIC0�0 s rr ��r Mmtui ru��r �ttw tox7 iwoo �Nm nroo inso tnse �moo ;: � �xemn: �o�w LoK 1nc0�t noo , �aoa rno �aw tiaw i:aw i»oo �o�w '-�, i . . � � t . - � � � . � - � ,'� �. � . - , ..�. � . �. - , � . `�. . - � ':��;:�� . � � • . �tY :i�' �:- : , - . �� . .y�i:: � . , . . � . ��j'��`3=y.. . . ��i��iK��.' . i.' ''F . . . _ . ,�'� �_r�. hg • I. I I i i • �'.�-.y,,z- . (`•'�r ~ , ` �_s '`^��: '► "��te; � "�'�s:i�>.'`. , �. _ _.. _ ._ . .. . .�__.. � _ . _ „ , � �� ..: • � •• • � MIIiND?IBNT ��O t ',^r„.•r; ir:'--'�;`�`' - � cormtncr ��,P�-�o,� 7'FITS CONIIU\CP, nuidr. U�is 'L(16h d�Y of Junuu�:v 1�J88, b,v mid beti-een the Stnl:e o1' Cc+lorndu I'or I:he use utxi tx�nefit of Clie DepurUnent of • Local Affaics, l�ei•cimifter refer.red to us i.Le Sl.nle, iu�d Stmanit Coun�y, Cc�lurado, herc.inn!'ter referrexi to us Clie Contractur, ' tV1�fiRFrAS, uul.l�oril:c exists in U�e LnN w�d Ciwds hn�•e I:�een b�d�eted, . si��propr.i.nte�.i �nJ. olhei-�+i.sc uu�dc eivnilnble nnd n sufficient uuencumbered - ' Lnlunce thereof remriins uvailnUle fur paymcnC in F�ud Number 1001 , G/L �Y;r�::; .. Ar.c:otniL N�milxcr 50537 , ConCruct Ei�c�mibrnnce Nwnber C8578G8 : nnd �'"-;"�•`• - Wft�7.F'r13, recluired a�.pmvnl clenr�ance +airci ccx�niincstion hns Ueen ,'�'� `'. . :;,F` . accomplish�d frum ��xi �rith ❑ppropri�l:e ugencies; F�nd • W[IQ2i4AS, l.he Strite nnJ Lhc ContracCor have In-eviously entered into u �f* ; C.�ntrnct dnlcd J�il.,r• 24, 19$7, wih.h C;ontrucl: Roul:inK Numbcr 87-868 and ConLz�ct '�;'� � Lncumbrnnre Numlrc:r C85i8r8, hereinc�fler referred to as the Orlginal Cvntract, �`�-�. for thc expcnditure of Communit.,v Development Blork Grnnt Funds (CD8(7) fnr n �'-`�,'. � si.e county re�•olvin� locvi r�,a I�m�r�„�; u��d ��` + •'` � ' WI{GRCAS, t.hc Conli•iict�.or hus sul�n.itt.c.r3 n re�ucst for su�>plementul CDBG �� ftands to proeide ASFLSF.7LICC Lo Uusinesscs in Gctrfield CounCy for job creution �, e�ctiviti.es; �nd SJFIEREAS, t.he �secutive Directoc of Ll�c Department of Local Affairs of the State of Cc�]orado hns determincv3 it to Ue appi•opriaLe to pc•ovide supplemental CDBC; funds tolulling 936U,OUO.UU; nnd R7�RF.A,S, Che �rti.r_s hereto now deem it necessm•p tu�d desirable to amend � the Ori.ginnl Contracl. in order Lo refleeL• these c}uinges in t6e IIudget. NCNJ THEREP'ORC, iL is hcrcby n�reed that: 1. Provisiai ll o�i P:a6r 1 oP 12 of the Or.iginal Cc�ntruct is nmended to read as � follows: - ;.- 11. G�mnensatioti nrxl Ptethcxl of F'nvmcnt. Tlic Stnte agrees to pay to the - Conl.mctor, in consideration Por Che �.rorlt and services to be performed, a tol.n]. anrount not Lo exceed seven hwidreci tl�ousflnd and no/100 -----Dollars (5700,000.00). The me�hod nnd time of pnyment shnll Ue made in accordunce wilh I.he "Puyment P1ei:hcxl" set Porth in prtra�rapl� 13. 2. Frovision 1.�. oP i:ehil.�if. A of Lhe Originul Gonlract on pege 1 of 4 �es � � ' 1 S £UIICt1C)l.tl� �O 7'l'flC� !15 rU1.I.OW3: '1�� u. Gcnernl ['cvvisions. This pro,iec't consisls of providing Cortununity Dc:vel�pnenl IIlocJa Crtu�t (CDDG) fwids Lo the GontrneCor for a revolving R fund pro�reim Co r.ncouraKC ewnomic diversificnCi.on nncl job creution which �- � �dcii•esses lhc� CDRG �.�ro�2riwi oi�,jer_tive af Lx_nefil. to low nnd moderate income �x:rscros in Colorndo P1.tin�iinK �.ind Pk�nnkemenl Rckion 12 AI1C� GIIPf101d COW1t,V� Colarado such I.h�l: � :� . 3. Frov i s i.un I.n.(d 1 ��r r_.n�t,;.� a oC Ishc Ori.�i.nnl ConCruct on Puge 1 oF 4 :.+,1.>; pnges is amcrrlcd lo rcu�l ns fol.lows: I yY.�::. t�) Thc ConCrnot.ur herci.ri conmi�Cs U�nl at 1cusC ciglitY -two (8'L) '�`+ +`�"° fu]]-time, Y�ern��nenL .io�s will be dlrectly crcnt.ed or retnined throu�h tl�e 't _,�. ,� �>rcn•ision of CDEiG «ssi.slan��c. Tl�e Contruclor shall i.nsure t:hnt at least se�•ent;�• �r:rrenl (70%1 of ul.l .iobs crcuLecl ure fi.11ed Ly low and modereite �' it��ome �rrrsoiis. AC lcasl; 1'ifly-unc �x�tr.e�il (CiLY) oI' .jubs creat:ed or reLui.ned L+,v ear..h lxirrcn+er slicill Lie filled by� luia F�nd modereiLe incane � �. � �!'4(7I13. : . 4. Pro�•.ision ].b.11) c,f Exhi.bil. A of Lhe Ori.Ki.na.l CvnCruct on A►rte 3 uf 4 pa�es i.s nmcudecl lo rcnd ns 1'ul.]cn,�s: ('D1.1C fiurcls shnll tx: ��sec] l.o levec��e (.'�u�d�: provieJed bY 1'inartcinl insl.11ulions, !1�)�l.L1Cil11L L711F1[Il'BSCS uuil uU�er public a�encies, but U�ese Le�•ei.x�e�l. fuuJs :�hnJ..l. n��l, ba eonsiderad natLehin�+ fumis subJc�� Lu Fecleral •f audit requiremenls. Tt�e CDIlC conl.ribulion lo lhe pLro,ject, exclusive of , pro�rnm inr.umi�, sLuJ.l not iar.eeci $70U,UOU. 'L1ie CunLrnctor will be res�xmsib.le for insuri.nK t.haL uL least S955,715 from oLl�er fwiding � sou�v.es, iuc�.L�niin� prival.c m��ni.es, ownrr CQUlf,y nnd oCher government F�ux�.s, e�xr conunil:t.cti.i l.o Lh.is Ptro,icct durinK the term of this Contmet. %�r_ Pa9e 1 of 4 :�;s:: . „ - ,,; '�,;:�::. ` � < � , , .,_. • . - .: ;<• ._ _ :.,.�. .,..._ - � .,; , _ _ ,. �. .. � __ ,,;. , d + . .'`,�.,'`. �y . ... . . 1'7.r.:Nr�,. : -�.��:,-t.� .; ' � � 5. Pmvision 3 oC Lxhi�it A uE' Lhe Ori�in.i1 Contraet on Pngea 3 and A of 4 is ��' y' amecuicd to read fls fullcnas: a. Reve��ue � Comnun.ity D�rvelotrnent I3locic Crnnt Funds $ 7UO,OUO _ Other Levem�ed Cunds (A minimum of1 �355.715 � ToCal �1,655,715 . � b. L.��encJ i tures �i:�.:c�.. i 3 'fotal CDI3G Other Source '`�1±�:- � AssisLnnce Lo � '� r,.. a �' 3�:•, ,... Frivnl.e Ilusi.nesses $1,58'l,G�U $66U,000 $922,680 Borrawers 1 Banits, etc. AcLninistratian i3.U35 �I0.000 33,035 Contmctar � Totnl 51,655,7335 S70U,OOU 895>,715 ,�,'. 71� F i`:c . . . . . � r;1 - , All other teims of Che Ori�inal Contrnet remnin in full force nnd effect. a �' f!'�4. `'•' Tliis mnendment is eff'ecti.vr J+inunr� 'L0, 1�88. � . .�..�� . � . . f ! P 1, � .. - � . � . ' � . . . � . p j . . y . . .. . � . . _ . � �. . . . . . �'.. 3 .. � .. . . . � .� � I _lt � � ' � • 1 k 'S° , � ;; �' `,a + . � $ ,:. i r , '�� "' � - . n X '-,:�`'<�: i . �k� � �;.. � �: , "<<. � � r�� zora �e ,�� 0.- . � • ,g,�1��: � _ �,�..r,� m�,, �. ��. . . .... .._._ � , r . �,;�i�; . ' 'F•orn+e.�c•a:n SPLCIAI,L'UUYISIONS ":''a^'., ';- ,CONTILOLLEft�s nrrROVn,i, ' , ;'_:`',:::: I.This contracl shall nol bc dccmcJ vn1iJ un1i)il shnll hnvc becn npprovcJ by Ilic Controlla o�the Slalc of Colorado or such asslslanl ns lic m��y dcsignnlc.Thl�provisiun is nppiicablc to any contracl invalv(ng tlu pay- menl o(moncy by`th'r Slalc. FVND AVAILABILITX ' 2. Financial obCgations of thc Slatc pay�blc aflcr lLc currcnl Gscal ycar arc conlingcnl upon funds for lhat • puryosc bcing app�vpriatal,budgctcd and othcrwisc madc nvailnblc. • • � ftUFID IiE(tUIRE111ENT _ • 3. If this contract involves thc paymcnt of morc than fitty thousand dollnrs I'or thc constrvction,crectton. ' ":: . : rcpair,maintenancc,or improvcmcnt of any building,ronJ,briJgc,viaducl,lmincl,cxeavalion or othcr public •�"";'•�`> works for this Slalc,thc conlractor shall,befnrc cntcring thc performancc af eny such work inciudcd in lhis eon- �--� lract,dul cxceutc and Jclivcr lo nnd filc wilh lhc o(Tcial wliosc si �turc n i ars bclow for Ihc Slnte,a ood t' � Y P�• 1 i� 8 �.;, and suRcicnl bond or olhcr acccptabic surcty to!rc approvcd by anid ollicinl in a pcnal sum nol Icss Umn one- half o(lhc lolal amounl payablc by lhc Icrms o�this contract.Such bond shall bc duly executcd by n qualilicd �' i corporatc surcty,conditioncd for lhc duc and fniUdul performancc of Ihc cuntrnct,nnd in addilian,shnil providc• ! . that if thc contractor or his subcontraclors fail Iq July pay for nny labor,m�lcrinls,lcnm hirc,�ustcnnncc,pro- � visions,provcndor or othcr supplics uscJ or eonsumed Uy such conlreclor or his subconlractor in per�ortnnnec of �'� ` ' the work coetrnolad to ba Jono,the�urc�y wlll pny tha anmo ln an nmount nol cxcccJing lhe sum specl0ed in lhe j bond togelher wtth interesl at thc rate of cight per cenl per nnnum.Unlesa such bond,when sv required,Is �;,�,� i cxccutcd,dclivcrcd nnd lilcd,no daim in favur of lhc contrnclor nrising unJcr this controcl s�mll bc nudilcd. �j.'; ' ' allowcd or paid.A ccrtificd or cnshicr s chcck or n b�nk moncy ordcr pny�hlc lo thc 7rcasurcr ul'Ihc 51otc of _ ` Cobrndo may bc acccptcd in licu of n bonJ. This provision Is in compliancc wilh JB-26-106 CRS, ne �.� `' �, , ; amendcd. � INDE11iNIFiCATION • 4. To lhc cxtcnl nuthurizcd hy law.Ihc conlrnctor shall inJcmnify;snvc nnJ hold harmlcss Urc S1alc,Ils : •� .employces anJ agents,ogainst nny und all clnims,dmm�ges,linbilit'y nad courl ow�rJs including cosls,expenses, and a�tomey fees incurred as a result of any acl or omission by the conlrnclor,or ils employees,ngenls,sub�on- + traclors,or assignccs pursunnt lo lhc lcrms of lhh conitncL . � DlSCRIMINATION AND A� �1RM1IAPIVC AC110N ; 5. Thc contraclor agrces lo cumply wilh thc Icitcr nnd spirit of Ihc Colorada Antidiscriminnlion Acl of 1957, �� as amended.and other applicablc law respecling discriminntion and unfnir employmenl prnclices(24-34-A02. ; � CRS 1982 Repiacement Vol.),anJ ax rcquired by Gxeculi�c OrJcr,Cyuni Opportunity end Affirmative Aciivn, ; dated April 16,1975.Pursuan�rh¢rero,tl�e jolloiving prorisrons shall Ge conlained in aff Slare caumcls or ' .��. ' • sub-conrmcrs. • •' • During lhe pedormnnce of this contract,Ihe cuntraclor egrecs as I'ulio�vs: (1)Thc conlraclor will nol discriminale ngainst nny cmptoycc or npplicnnl for employmcnt bccnuse o( rncc,crccJ,color,nalional origin,scx,marila!slolus,rcliginn,nnceslry,rncnlol or physienl henJicnp,or � oge.The conlrector will Inke alTnnative nclion to insure thnt npplicnnts nre employcJ,enJ Ihnt empluyecs � are Ireated during employment,without regnrJ lo lhe above menlioned char�cterislics.Such action shall :� include,hul not be limited to the fullowin�employmen�,apgrnJing,Jemotion,or Irnnsfer,recrvilment or t � i�-. , MCNIlp1Cf11 AtIVCfIIS�(1�;IUy-ORS O�ICIOtIIlilllUtl3;fI110E U��f11y Of OlI1Cf�OiItlS Or COI11hCtl811U011;pll(�SC�CG ' tion for training,including apprenliceship.The conlrarlur agrees to posl in conspicuoux p�nees,a�ailable ? to employccs and applieants for employmenl,notices to be provided by 1he conlrncling ulTicer scuing I'orth R . provisions of this non-discriminnlion clnusc. • �;�. . 'y (2)The cuniractor will,in all solicitatipns or ndvertisemcnts for empioyces pinced by or on beltnif uf Ihe conlractor,slalc lhnl all yualificd applicanls will rcccivc wnsideraiion fvr cmpinymcnl wilhoul rcgnrd b i- � ' racc, crccd, color, national origin, scx, marilnl slatus, rcligion, anceslry, mcntal or physicnl r., s. ,i handicap,or agc. , �.. t� ' (J) Thc contrador will scnd to cach labor miiun or rcpresrntaltvc of workcrs witl�which hc hes coUcctive s�`� ,� bargsiniag ngrccmem or olhcr contrncl or undcrslnnJinQ„nuticc Io bc provWcJ by lhc conlrocling olliccr. +i.; ,� advising the Iabor union or workcrs'rcpresenlotive of tlw contrnclor's commi�tmenl under lhe ExecuUve -.r,';;,��_: Ordcr,Equal Opportunily nnd ARrm�livc Action,dalcd April 16,1975,nnd of 1hc rulcs,regulations,nnd „ ?r: �:. _ � rcicvant Ordcrs of thc Govcmor. = y� ' (4) Thc conlraetor and I�bor unions will furoish nll infurmaliun and reports rcquired by Exceutive Ordcr, . � .,� '1 � Equal Op{wrtunily and Aflirmalivc Aclion of April I G.1775,nnJ by thc ruics,regulelioos and Ordcrs of ' !«t thc Govcrnor,or pursuant lhcrcto,and will permil acccss to his books,rccords,nnJ accouats by lhe con- , ; trecling agcncy and Ihc oRcc of thc Govcmor or his dcsigncc for purposcs of invcsligatian lu asecAain .3 wmplinnce with such rules,regulations anJ orders. � y (5) A labor organizalion will aol cacludc any indiviJunl othcnvisc qaalilicd from(u11 mcmbcrahip rights in • !: such labor organizalion.or capcl nny such individual 1'rom mcmbcrship in such lebar organizetion or dis- '� criminatc ogainst any of iu membcrs in Uic NII enjuymcnt of work opporwnity,becausc n�recc,crced, sq color,sca,nolional origin,or ancestry. � ;� , ` (6) A labor organization,or qic cmployccs or mcmbcrs thcrcof will not nid,abcl,incile,compcl or cocrcc �y lhe doing af any act defined in this contrncl lo be dtscriminatory or obstruct or preveql any person Gom complying wiUi 1bc provisions oltliis contracl or nny ordcr issucd thcreundcr,or attcmpl,cithcr Jircctly or � indirecUy,to commit any oct defined in Ihis cm�uact to be discriminntory. k � 395-53-01-1022 � 4 �;-.:..{.��, n,...i�.,� i� ac �ag°-- -oC. _.pngcs `:f? ' � _ ` ' ��'=__ ._ . _ . . _, . .._ . , �a� .. 4.��.:...: , ," (1) In the eventof thc contt�ctor s non•compliance wi�h�he non•discrimino�ion clauses of ihls com Y,,;� � ,, lract or with any ofsuch rules,re`ulutons,or orden,this contract may be a�ncelled,tertniniud or sus• � - ' pended in whola ot fn p�rt and lhe conVOCtor m�y be declared ineligible fot funher Sa�e eontraeu�n �`'��`•4' ' , ucordtnce wiih procedures, wthori:ed in Executive Ordcr. Equai Opportuniry and Affirtnuive r' " Acuon of April 16,{973 and the tules,rcgutations,or orden ptomuigated in accordance therewi�h,and such other s�nctions�s m�y be imposed and remedies as may be invokcd a�prorided in Execuure OrdeG Equit qpportunity and AffirmaUve Acdon of ApAI 16,1973,or by rula,regul�tions,or orders • ptomuig�led in tccordmce therowith,or u otherwise provided by law, (8) The coau�ctor will include the provisions o(para�raph(I)�hrough(8y in every sub�comraei�nd subeonuu�or purch�se orde�unlcss ezempted by tules, regutuians,or orders issued purswnt to Eseculive Order,Equal Opportunity xnd AlTirmative Aclion af April 16.1975,so that such provisions • wi116a bindin4 upon each subcont�utor or vendor.The contrac�or will Uke�uch acNon with re�peu�o � �riy sub�con�ncting or purchnse order as the conautin�ageney may direel,os a me�ns of enforcin` . •.••�.:: - •• sdch ptovisions,includin{sannions for non-complisnee;provided,howevcr,�hs�in the evenllhe eon• . ��'? - uucor Hecomes invol�ed in,ar is thra�ened wiih.litiguion with�he subcootrocwr at vendor as o resu4 '� of futh direction by�he aoninctin�adenay,the aontnetor m�y reque��Iha Sle�e of Colorado lo emer . inta such litiqtion to protat the interesl of�he State of Calorodo. �.''",, COLORADO LABOR PIIEFEIiENCE 6 a. Provisions of 6-11-101 de 102,CRS for pteferen�e uf Colondo Istx�r are applicable�o this con►rui if publie ` works within the Stue are undertaken haeunder and are financed in whole or in pan by Sute funds. � . � b. When a conswuion contract for a public proJect is to be�warded to�biddet,�residenl bidder sh�ll be allowed�pufetenca ag�insi i non•ruidan�blddec from�sute or fonl`n cauntry equd io�he preferenee`n�en or �, � requlred 6y�h�auta or forelgn country In whlch ihe non•rceldent bldder if o re�ldent.If lt Is de�erm�ned by ihe �•. r otTicer responslble fo�awarding the bid that eompliance wi�h�his subsection.06 may cwse denial of federal lunds � ''9 which would otherwise be avail'sble or would othenvise be inconsistent with requiremem:ot(ede�al low,�his sub- ::� a section sh�ll be swpended,but only to ihe exlend necessary to prevent deniel of Ihe moneys or lo eliminou the r.. , ,j ineonsistrney with feder�l requiremenu(sectlon 8•19•101 and 102,CRS). . � GENEitAL s � 7. The laws of the State ot Colondo and rulcs anJ tcgulotions issucJ puisuant Uiereto shall be applfed in the �� interpreution,exeeudoa�nd enforcement of this canuact.Any provision ol'this cumnet whether or no�ineor � ponted herein by rcferooce which provides for arbitration by ony extra•juJi.al body or person or wh�ch is other- �; '' ' wise in conllict with said laws.rules ond regulations shall be considered nu�:mJ�•old.Noihing camained in ony - ..,� . pro�ision ineorporated herein by rekrence which purpons w negaie this or a�s uther speeial proriswn in whole or .� . m pan sholl be.valid or enl'orceable or available In any ection a�law wl�ether h�•way ol'complaim.defense or o�her• .::� - . wise.Any provlsion rendered null and vaid by the opention oi this proris�or will na invalida�e the temamder of . lhis eoetract to the extent that the eontroct is capable of execution. -;;1 8. At ill times during the performance af this Contraei,the Conuactor sh�ll stncdy adhere to o�l applieabk _. !'•I fedenl�od suee laws,rutes nnd rcgulatioas that hnve been or mAy hercelter be established. _ �lr,:.� � 9. The sign�cories hereto aver�hat they are I'amiliar with I B•B-J01,et.seq.,{Briberp and Currupt Inlluences� __��, . . and 19•8•401.ei.seq..��buse of Publie Olree►,CRS 1978 Replacement�ol.,and iha�no.wlauon ui sueh pro- ,��•i ��sions is presenG - �i :,'� 10. The signqtories avar�hat�o their knowtedge,no state employee has a personal or btne�ic��l�aurest Nhat• soe+er ie the sen�ice or propeny described herein: '`<� IN WITNE55 WHEREOF, ihe panies hercto hevic execuud Ihis Cuntraci un �he Jay lirst above .� � wfltll0. �� Conttutot Qoard oE County Conunissionecs � � -.� (Ful �l e� C �nt at Summit STA7E OF COLORADO � B , ROY ROMER GOV',E/R�NO��R7 // •3 Dan Ulmer 0�,� �i�.�l��'�/ ��.t� .H-� � •f'�rrec�Tnve oiparron �'��' � P Tim Schultz T j � ' :� �. Posi�ien(Tide) Chatrma�t � � 4 . ,� � ; ' ' DEPARTMENT �<'±�"a,- ;� ti.��a..�+��.�n.�.v«.�ntu.r.�.� QF Local Aflairs ,';;�'-:. .,,;,� . w., t'a • "3. Y� Y..• �� 1 U'Curper�iian:� . .,� ' ,� � :,:� Auest $esl) � . ,,� BY� �,�c�`�ic�m�rm�� . � ;,.._� ... . . �.Na�M�nrl.wlww�wM.l�.wla�•1o.�p�'4n . '`:� � � APPROVALS '� . <`.`�'� ATTORNE ENERAL CONT O Eft � ' � OOGARD ' i_:;:...i , .ey ' gy�, �-� ° ��t ` :� k,, � • �.F,.�� JAME� A. STROUP •irst/!,�.cis;t.:nt Attomey Ganorei '��' . �Gen�ral Leyal,;;er�ic�t� • ;r;�J.,j . . :�:.: ; �:� . . ��:� :s: _ . � , :� .,� � _