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Official Document Type
Agreement
Approved Date
06/05/2012
Control Number
2012-107
Agenda Item Number
13.A.
Entity Name
City of Fellsmere
Subject
Fire Hydrant Agreement Annual Fire Protection Charge
Area
Fellsmere
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11308
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and (ii) pay to FELLSMERE an annual fire protection charge in an amount equal to the product <br /> of fifty one dollars and fifty cents ($ 51 . 50 ) multiplied by the number of fire hydrants located in <br /> and owned by FELLSMERE as of the invoice date . Such amount shall be paid within thirty (30 ) <br /> days of receipt of the invoice . Commencing October 1 , 2017 , the fifty one dollars and fifty cents <br /> ($ 51 . 50) per hydrant payment shall be increased by ten percent ( 10%) . FELLSMERE <br /> acknowledges that COUNTY will levy ad valorem taxes on behalf of ESD to provide funds to <br /> pay for the operational and financial responsibilities set forth above , and (b) FELLSMERE shall <br /> (i) continue to own the hydrants and replace the hydrants at its own expense, to the <br /> extent <br /> necessary , and (ii) provide and maintain the extra capacity in its water system to provide water <br /> for the hydrants . The City and County utility staff shall negotiate an operational agreement or <br /> memorandum of understanding outlining specific responsibilities of each party within sixty (60) <br /> days of the effective date of this Agreement . <br /> I No Annual Fire Protection Charge. Provided COUNTY performs its <br /> operational and financial responsibilities set forth in paragraph 2 above , FELLSMERE shall not <br /> assess or impose , and COUNTY shall not be required to pay, an annual fire protection charge in <br /> excess of the charge set forth in paragraph 2 above . <br /> 4 . Privately Owned Hydrants . There are currently 21 privately owned hydrants <br /> located in FELLSMERE which FELLSMERE maintains , inspects , repairs and replaces for an <br /> annual charge to the owner of $225 per hydrant per year . During the term of this Agreement , <br /> COUNTY shall , if requested by FELLSMERE and as a subcontractor to FELLSMERE , <br /> maintain, inspect and repair such hydrants and any new, similarly situated hydrants . COUNTY <br /> shall charge seventy dollars ( $ 70 . 00 ) per hydrant per year for such services , which FELLSMERE <br /> shall bill to and collect from the private owner, and remit to COUNTY . Commencing October 1 , <br /> 2017 , the seventy dollars ($ 70 . 00 ) per hydrant payment shall be increased by ten percent ( 10 %) . <br /> COUNTY shall not be responsible for replacement of such hydrants . <br /> 5 . Final Order. Nothing herein shall operate to diminish or eliminate the <br /> precedential value of the Final Order . <br /> 6 . Hold Harmless . To the extent allowed by law, each party shall indemnify and <br /> hold the other harmless from all claims brought during the term of this Agreement by third <br /> parties , including reasonable attorneys ' fees , court costs and expenses , which may arise out of or <br /> be attributed to the negligence of the indemnitor ' s employees in the performance of any of the <br /> covenants , agreements , terms , or conditions to be performed or complied with under this <br /> Agreement . Neither party ' s liability to the other shall include punitive damages or interest for <br /> the period before judgment . Nothing contained herein shall be construed as a waiver of any <br /> immunity from , or limitation of, liability either party has under the Doctrine of Sovereign <br /> Page 2 of 4 <br />
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