HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 1988.10.13 - 17391Miscellaneous Resolution #68319 December 1 , 1988
PLANNING & BUILDING COMMITTEE - ANNE M. Hobart, Chairperson
IN RE: DRAIN COMMISSIONER-- DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS-SEWER & WATER D1VISJO
HUR0N-POUG SEWAC 7 7 c:,0 7 AL c2,7e= AMENDAIENT
TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Mr. Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS, the County of Oakland has, by acting in cooper
at*Dn with the County of Wayne and the local units of government
in the Wayne County Rouge Valley Sewage Disposal System, acquired
capacity in the Rouge Valley System existing facilities and in
additions thereto to be constructed by Wayne County under the
Wayne County-Oakland County, Construction, Finance, and Service
Agreement dated February 1, 1988 (herein the "AGREEMENT"),
which there is submitted herewith an Amendment to the Agreement
to
be dated as of November 1988, including Exhibits
through "H" (collectively the "AMENDMENT"), which AMENDMENT
contains changes as to location, size, estimate of cost and
apportionment of grants and cost in order meet the
requirements of the United States Environmental Protection Agency
and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources rules and
regulations and grant funding requirements; and
WHEREAS, the City of Novi (the "OAKLAND LOCAL UNIT")
has approved the AMENDMENT and has authorized the County of
Oakland to approve and adopt the same on its behalf; and
WHEREAS, a Contract has been executed and delivered
between the County of Oakland and the OAKLAND LOCAL UNIT as re-
lated to the AGREEMENT, dated as of February 1, 1988 (herein
the "CONTRACT"), which CONTRACT provides for the acquisition
of capacity in Wayne County and City of Detroit sewage transpor-
tation and treatment facilities pursuant to the AGREEMENT and
allocates capacity and shares of cost of the additional facili-
ties in order to provide additional interceptor and treatment
capacity for the OAKLAND LOCAL UNIT; and
, Y APPROVE THE FOREGOI NG R ,
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WHEREAS, it now is necessary for Oakland County ana
the OAKLAND LOCAL UNIT to approve and adopt revised exhibits
"A" and "B" to the CONTRACT, as submitted herewith, which contain
changes consistent with the AMENDMENT; and
WHEREAS, the OAKLAND LOCAL UNIT has approved and adopted
said revised exhibits as amendments to the CONTRACT.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Commis-
sioners of Oakland County, Michigan, as follows:
1. The Board of Commissioners does hereby approve and
adopt the AMENDMENT, in substantially the form submitted here-
with, and the revised exhibits "A" and "B", as submitted, as
amendments to the provisions of the CONTRACT.
2. The AGREEMENT and the CONTRACT are hereby each so
amended and the Oakland County Drain Commissioner as County
Agency is hereby authorized and directed to execute the AMENDMENT
and take such steps as necessary in order to effectuate the
AMENDMENT and to endorse on said revised exhibits to the
CONTRACT, as attached to this resolution, on behalf of the County
of Oakland, that the same have been approved and adopted. The
revised exhibits to the CONTRACT as hereby approved shall amend
the provisions of the CONTRACT to the extent of any conflict
therewith.
Mr. Chairperson, on behalf of the Planning and Building
Committee, I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
PLANNING AND BUILDING COMMITTEE
RESOLUTION # 88319
December 1, 1988
Moved by Hobart supported by Oaks the resolution be adopted.
AYES: Hobart, Jensen, R. Kuhn, S. Kuhn, Lanni, Law, Luxon, McConnell, McDonald,
Moffitt, Oaks, Page, Pernick, Price, Rewold, Rowland, Skarritt, Aaron, Caddell, Crake. (20)
NAYS: None. (0)
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted.
STATE OF MICHIGAN)
COUNTY OF OAKLAND)
I, Lynn D. Allen, Clerk of the County of Oakland and having a seal, do
hereby certify that I have compared the annexed copy of the attached resolution,
adopted by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting
held on December 1 , 19 88 with the original record thereof now remaining
on file in my office, and that it is a true and correct transcript therefrom,
and of the whole thereof.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal
of said County at Pontiac,Michigan this 1st day of December • 1988
LYNN/D. ALLEN, County 'Clerk
Register of Deeds
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Segment 2
Segment 3
$ 8,054,000
1,418,000
626,000
$10,098,000
$ 160,000
28,000
12,000
$ 200,000
$ 8,214,000
1,446,000
638,000
$10,298,000
EXHIBIT B
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NORTH HURON VALLEY/ROUGE VALLEY
WASTEWATER CONTROL SYSTEM--
OAKLAND COUNTY CONTRACT
City of Novi
Estimate of Costs
Project Cost Shares Oakland County Costs Total
NOTE: Project Cost Shares are based on figures prepared by Wayne County, as
shown in Amendment to Wayne County-Oakland County Construction, Finance
and Service Agreement, dated November 1, 1988, but do not include
interest costs for project financing. Oakland County Costs are esti-
mated costs for preparation and issuance of bonds. All costs are based
on receipt of U. S. EPA wastwater facilities construction grant for all
Segments at funding level of 55% for eligible portions of work.
Costs of Sewer System Evaluation Studies and Local Sewer System
Improvements are not included.
The estimated period of usefulness of the facilities is 25 years and
upwards.
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PMW/09192/0033/AC3/1
CANFiELO PADDOCK AND STOW AMENDMENT TO
WAYNE COUNTY-OAKLAND COUNTY
Construction, Finance and Service Agreement
THIS CONTRACT, made and entered into as of the 1st day
of November, 1988, by and among the COUNTY OF WAYNE, a
Michigan charter county corporation (hereinafter referred to
as "Wayne"), the CITY OF DEARBORN HEIGHTS, the CITY OF
GARDEN CITY, the CITY OF INKSTER, the CITY OF LIVONIA, the
CITY OF NORTHVILLE, the CITY OF ROMULUS, the CITY OF WAYNE,
the CITY OF WESTLAND, the TOWNSHIP OF REDFORD, and the
TOWNSHIP OF VAN BUREN, all Michigan public corporations
located in the County of Wayne, State of Michigan
(hereinafter sometimes referred to as the "Wayne Local
Units"), and the COUNTY OF OAKLAND, a Michigan county
referred to as "Oakland"),
representing the CITY OF NOVI, a Michigan public corporation
located in the County of Oakland, State of Michigan
(hereinafter sometimes referred to as the "Oakland Local
Unit"). All local units in Wayne and Oakland are sometimes
hereinafter referred to as the "Local Units", or
individually as a "Local Unit",
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the parties hereto have entered into a certain
contract entitled Wayne County-Oakland County Construction,
Finance and Service Agreement (the "Primary Contract") for
the financing, construction and operation of a wastewater
control system sometimes known as the North Huron
Valley-Rouge Valley System and certain related local
corporation (hereinafter
it
I t CANFAILD PAi improvements as hereinafter described (the "Facilities");
and
WHEREAS, that Primary Contract contemplated the need
for an amendment to provide various details of the parties"
agreement, when the program for financing and construction
of the Facilities progressed to the point when such details
could be developed; and
WHEREAS, with the passage of time since the adoption of
the Primary Contract, various details of the parties"
agreement have been altered; and
WHEREAS, Wayne has now received and accepted a federal
grant offer for payment of the eligible portions of the cost
of Segment 1 of the Facilities, all steps have been taken
for the financing of Segment 1 of the Facilities and the
commencement of construction thereof and very short
deadlines have been established for the initiation of such
financing and construction; and
WHEREAS, it is now necessary for the parties to the
Primary Contract to enter into this contract amending the
Primary Contract (the "Amendment") to provide all of the
details necessary to undertake the financing, construction
and operation of Seywent 1 of the Facilities.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and
the covenants of each other, the parties hereto agree as
follow:
1. All terms in this Amendment shall have the same
meanings as provided in the Primary Contract, unless
specifically indicated otherwise,
2. Various exhibits attached to the Primary Contract
have required revision, and the parties hereto agree that
such exhibits as are attached to this Amendment shall
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represent the final and effective exhibits setting out the
parties" agreement.
3. Section 4 of the Primary Contract shall be
supplemented by the addition of the following language,
immediately following the single paragraph making up that
Section and continuing that paragraph, as follows:
"The parties shall be obligated to participate in the
financing of the Facilities and shall be primarily
liable for payments due to retire bonds for the
construction of all segments of the Facilities or cash
payments for such construction until all such segments
are financed, constructed and placed in service, even
if federal grant funds are not available. The parties
hereto agree that in the event that federal grants for
any portion of the Facilities are not available for any
reason whatsoever, then all Local Units, Wayne and
Oakland must pay to construct the complete Facilities
in accordance with the applicable allocations of cost
set forth in the Exhibits attached hereto and in
accordance with the time schedules for construction of
the Facilities as contemplated by this contract."
4. The contracts for construction of the Facilities
shall specify completion dates presently estimated to be as
follows:
Segment 1
Segment 2
Segment 3
- June, 1992
- December, 1992
- June, 1993
5. It is contemplated that certain of the anticipated
local sewer rehabilitation and sewer relief work to be
performed on the locally owned collector systems may be
financed in part by federal grant funds which Wayne may
receive and expend on behalf of the Local Units. The
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administer such funds in accordance with U.S. EPA
parties hereto ack.nowledge that Wayne as grantee is bound to MILtEP. CANFFELD PADOC),:r AND SI ()Nt. requirements including the requirements of 40 CFR 35.2104
and, therefore, the parties hereto agree that Wayne shall
have the legal, institutional, managerial and financial
capability to ensure adequate building and operation and
maintenance of all grant funded improvements and treatment
works throughout the applicant's jurisdiction, and it is the
intention of the parties to grant to Wayne any such needed
authority so as to enable Wayne to comply with U.S. EPA
rules and regulations. Further, the Local Units agree that
if federal funds are awarded to Wayne to finance the local
improvements described in Exhibit H, the affected Local
Units will authorize Wayne through its chief executive
officer or his designee to take certain necessary
administrative actions on behalf of the Local Units. The
administrative actions to be taken by Wayne shall include
the advertisement for bids, and subject to local approval,
the awarding of construction and engineering contracts.
Further, Wayne shall administer such contracts in accordance
with U.S. EPA and MDNR requirements. The Local Units also
agree to fully cooperate with Wayne in carrying out the
projects and the improvements described in Exhibit H.
6. In accordance with the agreement of the parties
set out in Section 5 hereof, it is necessary to clarify the
provisions of Section 28 of the Primary Contract. It is
understood by the parties that local improvements include
not only sewer rehabilitation work but also sewer relief
work and the SSES work required in connection therewith, as
described in Exhibit G. All such local improvements shall
be designed and constructed concurrent with regional
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facilities in accordance with time schedules for
construction of the Facilities.
7. The discharge of wastewater into the Facilities or
into the Rouge Valley System from any public corporation
using the Facilities or that System, whether a party hereto
or not, shall not exceed the purchase capacity of such
public corporation in the Facilities or that System.
Responsibility and authority will be vested with Wayne to
oversee the discharge of wastewater from each public
corporation and take appropriate actions to protect the
rights of all public corporations in the Facilities and
Rouge Valley System to discharge up to but not in excess of
their purchase capacities. It is anticipated that this
responsibility will entail flow monitoring and perhaps flow
regulation, if needed to protect these rights.
Wayne agrees that in the event it becomes necessary to
install meters to monitor the flow of wastewater into the
Facilities or the Rouge Valley System, the costs for
installation and operation of such meters shall be borne by
all parties using the system involved as a general system
cost.
Should it also become necessary to construct or install
restrictive devices to limit such wastewater flow, Wayne
shall to the extent permitted by law require that the cost
of such construction or installation be borne by the public
corporation or public corporations whose excess flow
requires such construction or installation.
8. All parties hereto obligated to pay costs of
Segment 1 of the Facilities, except the Cities of Dearborn
Heights, Inkster and Northville and the Township of
Van Buren (the "Wayne Bond Participants"), have indicated to
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Wayne that they each pay in cash their respective WLLER, CANFIELD PADDOCK AND STONE shares of such costs, as shown on Exhibit E-3 and as
provided in the Primary Contract. Wayne is agreeable to
such cash payments, upon the understanding and agreement of
all parties hereto that such cash payments will be made
available to Wayne in the total amounts shown on Exhibit E -3
as the respective shares of such parties for the Segment 1
costs, subject to the terms of the Primary Contract and
without the two percent (2%) added for Wayne's bond issuance
costs, no later than March 15, 1989. Such cash payments
shall be made to a bank or trust company under an escrow or
custodial arrangement approved by Wayne, whereby Wayne will
have the irrevocable right to draw upon such funds to pay
amounts under Segment 1 construction contracts for the
Facilities and other Segment 1 costs of the Facilities as
the same become due. Wayne shall only pay such construction
payments upon proper requisitions approved by the engineers
for the Facilities, and upon request of any Local Unit,
Wayne will make available to such Local Unit copies of all
bills to be paid from such funds. Wayne agrees that all
investment income on such funds shall accrue to the party
providing such funds and also that the escrow or custodial
arrangement may permit the party providing the funds to
direct the investment thereof. Wayne will not be
responsible for and will not be required to furnish any
reports required by any party hereto in order that such
party may comply with federal internal revenue service code
or regulation requirements.
9. Wayne shall issue contract bonds (the "Bonds")
under Act 185, Public Acts of Michigan, 1957, as amended, to
finance Segment 1 costs of the Facilities for the Wayne Bond
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Participants. The debt service on the Bonds shall be the
primary obligation of the Wayne Bond Participants only, and
such debt service shall be charged to and paid by the Wayne
Bond Participants in the manner, at the times and in the
shares as shown on Exhibit X attached hereto and made a part
hereof. Issuance costs of the Bonds shall not be limited to
two percent (2%) of the principal amount thereof, but shall
be as included on Exhibit X. The principal amount of the
Bonds to be issued to finance such costs shall be paid to
the Wayne County Department of Public Works in annual
principal installments, plus interest and other expenses as
hereinafter provided, on the first day of the month
immediately preceding the date of maturity of the principal
amounts of the Bonds, in amounts equivalent to said annual
maturities of Bond principal and in proportions as provided
in Exhibit X. In addition to such principal installments,
the Wayne Bond Participants will pay to the Wayne County
Department of Public Works, in the same shares and on the
first day of the month immediately preceding any interest
due date on the Bonds, as accrued interest on the principal
amount of the Bonds remaining unpaid, amounts sufficient to
all interest due on such next succeeding interest
payment date. From time to time as Wayne is billed by
registrar/transfer/paying agents for their services or by
trustee or escrow agents or for letter of credit charges or
any other recurring financing charges, or as any other costs
or expenses accrue to Wayne from the financing of the
Facilities or the handling of debt service payments made, or
for any other actions taken in connection with the Bonds,
the Wayne County Department of Public Works shall notify the
Wayne Bond Participants of the amount of such fees, costs
pay
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CAN t.1) PALO-JOCK ANO and expenses, and the Wayne Bond Participants shall, within
thirty (30) days from such notification remit to said
Department sufficient funds to meet such fees, costs and
expenses, in the same shares as debt service payments are
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proportioned.
10. In addition to other methods of sale and as an
alternative method of sale of the Bonds, the Bonds may be
sold to the Michigan Municipal Bond Authority (the
"Authority") pursuant to Act No. 227 of the Public Act of
1985, Act 202 of the Public Acts of 1943 and other
applicable statutory provisions, and if such alternative
sale method is chosen, the Bonds shall bear an original
issue date, be payable in the amounts and on the dates and
at such place, bear interest at the rates, be subject to
redemption and otherwise have such terms and provisions as
shall be determined in Wayne's resolution awarding the Bonds
to the Authority, and all Wayne and Wayne Bond Participants"
officials, agents and employees are hereby directed to take
all actions necessary or desirable to implement such
alternative method of sale, and such sale at a discount not
to exceed three percent (3%) is hereby approved. Wayne is
hereby authorized to make such changes in Exhibit X as may
be required to properly reflect a sale to the Authority, and
Wayne shall promptly forward any changed Exhibit X to the
Wayne Bond Participants,
Should such alternative method of sale of the Bonds be
decided upon, at the sole option of Wayne, each Wayne Bond
Participant hereby agrees to execute a Revenue Sharing
Pledge Agreement directly with the Authority, in
substantially the form attached hereto but subject to such
changes as either Wayne or the Authority may require. Such
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MILLER. ;..ANI-It.Lf) PADC-IOCK AND STONE Agreement may provide for a pledge of State returned funds
superior to and of a priority above such pledge set out in
Section 24 of the Primary Contract or may supersede such
Section 24 pledge in total, but only with respect to debt
service payments. Should Wayne in its sole discretion
choose such alternative method of sale to the Authority,
Wayne may not pledge its full faith and credit as secondary
security for the Bonds, if so agreed upon between Wayne and
the Authority.
11. All parties hereto shall, to the extent permitted
by law, take or avoid taking all actions within the control
of each necessary to maintain the exemption of the interest
on the Bonds from general federal income taxation (as
opposed to any alternative minimum or other indirect
taxation) under the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as
amended, including, but not limited to, actions relating to
any required rebate of arbitrage earnings and the
expenditure and investment of Bond proceeds and moneys
deemed to be Bond proceeds and actions or avoidances called
for in any relevant non-arbitrage documents. Further, all
parties hereto shall, severally and not jointly, hold Wayne
harmless from any loss or liability in any way related to
federal arbitrage requirements, whether relative to the
Bonds or to any bonds issued by any party hereto itself.
12. The parties hereto do hereby authorize their
respective chief executive officers, clerks and/or
treasurers to execute any documents necessary to implement
the Primary Contract and/or this Amendment, including but
not limited to escrow or custodial agreements, Authority
documents or other required documents.
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13. Notwithstanding any provisions of the Primary
Contract or this Amendment to the contrary, each party
hereto pledges irrevocably its full faith and credit for the
prompt and timely payment of only its own individual primary
obligations as expressed herein, except that as stated in
Section 20(a) of the Primary Contract of Wayne's pledge of
its limited tax full faith and credit as secondary security
for the Bonds, upon appropriate vote of its commission, may
be given.
14. It is acknowledged and agreed between the parties
hereto that the construction and financing of the Facilities
is a segmented project, with construction to be completed
over a period of years and financing to be accomplished by
various bond issues and/or cash payments. The Bonds and
cash payments approved and authorized in this Amendment are
estimated to be sufficient to pay the local share cost of
Segment 1 of the Facilities. The total cost and scope of
the Facilities is presently estimated to be as set out in
the attached Exhibits. All ,parties hereto shall
participate, in accordance with the applicable allocations
of cost as set forth in such Exhibits, in the payment for
the construction of the Facilities, until the Facilities are
completed. Consequently, it is anticipated that additional
amendments to the Primary Contract will be required of all
parties hereto, as construction and financing of the
Facilities progresses. In the event that any party refuses
to pay, either in cash or through payments of debt service
to retire a bond issue, its share of the total cost of
construction of the Facilities, then Wayne may incorporate
such refusing party's allocated costs into the Rates for
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such refusing party as a debt service charge, and no other
party hereto shall pay such costs.
15. With respect to its direct participation in the
Facilities, Wayne shall have the same rights and obligations
as any Local Unit hereunder, and Wayne hereby so commits to
such obligations.
16. Any provisions of the Primary Contract in conflict
with the provisions hereof are to the extent of such
conflict hereby rescinded and repealed, but all other
provisions of such Primary Contract are: hereby ratified and
confirmed, it being the parties intent that their full
agreement as to the financing, construction and operation of
the Facilities shall be embodied in the Primary Contract and
this Amendment, unless and until further supplemented or
amended by further written agreement between the parties.
17. This Amendment shall inure to the benefit of and
be binding upon the respective parties hereto, their
0 successors and assigns.
18. This Amendment shall become effective upon
approval of the legislative body of Wayne, of Oakland and of
each Local Unit a party hereto and when duly executed by the
appropriate officer or officers of each such party. This
Amendment may be executed in several counterparts.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have cause this
instrument to be executed as of the date and year first
above written.
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EXHIBIT A
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JOINT SERVICE AREA
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Garden City
Dearborn
Romulus
Livonia
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Joint
NHV/Rv
Community
Existing
Sustained
Capacity
(cfs)
Novi
Northville
Northville Township
Plymouth
Plymouth Township
Canton Township
Van Buren Township
Livonia
Redford Township
Westland
Inkster
Garden City
Dearborn Heights
Wayne
Romulus
Wayne County Institutions
Wayne County
4.00
3.60
2.60
4.80
9.60
14.37
3.20
77.94
39.00
62.90
19.47
24.40
24.23
16.20
3.60
11.41
3.18
EXHIBIT B
EXISTING SUSTAINED INTERCEPTOR CAPACITY OF
JOINT NORTH HURON VALLEY - ROUGE VALLEY COMMUNITIES
IN EXISTING ROUGE VALLEY SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM
Total 324.50 cfs
Notes:
Sustained capacity is the community's peak right-to-deliver
discharge rate on a long-term, continuous basis at any time.
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EXHIBIT C
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE RATES OF DELIVERY OP YEAR 2025 PEAK WASTEWATER FUOWS
NORM HURON VALLEY - ROUGE VALLEY WASTEWATER CONTROL SYSTEM
EXISTING ADDITIONAL ADDITIONAL aYrAL TOTAL
JOINT SUSTAINED SUSTAINED WET WEATHER ADDITIONAL COMMUNITY
NHV-RV CAPACITY CAPACITY CAPACITY CAPACITY CAPACITY
COMMUNITY (cfs) (cCs) (cfs) (cfs) (cfs)
Novi: 4.00 15.40 1.08 16.48
Northville 3.60 1.10 2.91 4.01
Northville Township 2.60 - 0.00 0.00 0.00
Plymouth 4.80 0,00 0.00 0.00
Plymouth Township 9.60 0.00 0.00 0.00
Canton Township 14.37 0.00 0.00 0.00
Van Buren Township 3.20 1.65 0.15 1.80
Livonia 77.94 7.82 20.76 28.58
Redford Township 39.00 7.19 6.70 13.89
Westland 62.90 4.69 12.45 17.14
Inkster 19.47 1.97 5.22 7.19
Garden City 24.40 0.00 0.00 0.00
Dearborn Heights 24.23 11.28 29,96 41.24
Wayne 16.20 1.21 8.51 11.72
Romulus 3,60 0.00 0.00 0.00
Institutions 11.41 0.00 0.00 0.00
Wayne County_ 3.18 0.00 0,00 0.00
20.48
7.61
2,60
4.80
9.60
14.37
5.00
106.52
52.89
80.04
26.66
24.40
65.47
27.92
3.60
11.41
3.18
TOTALS 324.50 54.31 87.74 142.05 466.55
Dearborn Heights
Garden City
Inkster
Livonia
Northville
Novi
Plymouth
Redford Township
Romulus
Van Buren Township
Wayne
Westland
Total
19.91
0.00
2.13
18.67
3.86
31.08
0.00
7.88
0.00
2.60
5.25
8.62
100.00%
EXHIBIT D
COMMUNITY ALLOCATION OF LOCAL SHARE BY PERCENTAGE (%)
NORTH HURON VALLEY - ROUGE VALLEY WASTEWATER CONTROL SYSTEM
Community Percentage
Notes:
1. Percentage allocation derived on an Estimated
Construction Cost = $54.8M
2. Percentage allocation assumes all elements oC the
nine components of the project are grant eligible.
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EXHIBIT E-1 3
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COSTS
BY COMMUNITY
FOR 141-1V-RV PROJECT ANO LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS
(All illoilars In Thousand%)
Segment I
tcomp, 1,2,3,4,6)
NFIV-RV Project Loci
Segment 2 Segment 3 Segments 1,2,3 Improvements
(cop, la, 5,6) tcomp„ 7,9) (All 9 Components) (from Ex. G, H)
Community % Project Local Project Local Project Local Project Local Project Local
Dearborn 1-lgTs. 19.91 7,645 4,217 1,576 905 831 400 10,252 5,521 10,793 4,906
Garden City 0.00 0 0 3 o o o 0 o 737 424
Inkster 2.13 839 451 169 97 89 43 1,096 591 aa 54
Livonia 18.67 7,358 3,955 1,478 846 779 375 9,616 5,179 6,091 3,394 ,
Northville 3.86 1,523 819 306 176 161 18 1,990 1,072 II 5 ,
Novi 31.08 12,245 6,583 2,460 1,412 1,291 624 16,002 H o h19 15 1
Plymouth 0.00 0 0 0 0 n 0 0 0 ou4 272
Redford Tap. 7,68 3,104 1,669 624 358 329 158 4 ,07 2,185 136 81
Romulus 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 51
Van Buren Twp. 2.60 1,024 550 206 118 108 52 1,538 720 Tuu Till)
Wayne 5.25 2,068 1,112 415 238 219 105 2,705 1,456 145 89
wastland 6.62 3,396 1,826 682 392 360 113 4,457 2,390 1,701 1,018
WAYNE COUNTY 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 1,496 707
TOTAL 100.00% $59,402 S21,181 17,915 S4,543 14,113 12,007 151,490 127,752 121,867 110,990
'All construction costs include 25% for engineering, legal, administrative L contingency.
TBD = To Be Developed
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EMIBIT E-2
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED PROJECT COSTS
FOR THE NHIURV PROJECT
(Ali Dollars in Thousands)
HVH-RV PROJECT LOCAL
IMPROVEMENTS
Segment 1 Segment 2 Segment 3 Segments 1,2,3
(Components 1,2,3,4,8) (Components 14,5,6) (Components 7,9) (Ali 9 Components)
a a a R 3
Project Local Project Local Project Local Project Local Project Local
I. Construction Costs
(from Exhibit E-1) $39,402 $21,181 $7,915 $4,543 $4,173 $2,007 $51,490 $27,732 $21,867 510,990
2. FIFA Payback 648 648 0 0 0 0 648 648 0 0
3. Land AquIsItIon 531 531 0 0 • 0 0 531 531 7 1
4, Casn Advance Payback 3,500 3,500 0 0 0 0 -1, ')00 .., 5,500 0 (1
5. Force Account i /2% ot
construction cost) 106 54 39 19 17 9 163 81 0 0
Total $44,181 $25,914 $7,954 14,562 $4,190 $2,016 $56,332 $32,492 $21,861 $10,990
Add 2% To local Costs to cover bond issuance costs IF Project Is financed through Wayne County,
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EANIBIT E-5
SUMMARY OF ESTIMAITO PROJECT COSTS BY COMMUNITY
FOR THE 141-1V1RV PROJECT
(All Dollars in Thousands)
R1V/RV PROJECT LOCAL TOTAL
IMPROVEMENTS LOCAL
SHANE
Segment i
(coup. 1,2,3,4,67
Segment 2
(caap.
Segmment 3
(comp. -73.9)
Segments 1,2.3
(AII 9 Comp)nents) (Fra..= E. CI 7. H)
a a a a m
Community % Project Local ' Project Locai Project Lace: Project Local Project Loc_al
Dearborn Huts. 19.91 $8,797 S5,I59 $1,584 $908 $834 $401 $11,216 $6,469 $10,793 $4,908 $11,377
Garden.Cily 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 737 424 424
Inkster 2.13 941 552 169 97 89 43 1,200 692 88 54 740
Livonia 18.67 8,252 4,859 1,465 852 782 376 10,520 6,068 6,091 3,394 9,462
Northville 3.86 1,708 1,001 307 176 162 78 2,177 1,256 11 ') 1,281
Novi 51.06 13,732 6,053 2,472 1,418 1,302 626 17,507 10,098 15 7 10,105
Plymouth 0.00 n 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 604 272 272
Redtor,1 Tlap. 7.68 3,461 2,042 627 359 350 159 4,4313 2,560 116 dl 2,641
Romulus ' 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 SI 31
Van Buren Tmp. 2.60 1,148 673 207 119 109 52 1,463 844 TM) 180 644
Wayne 5.25 2,319 1,360 417 239 220 106 2,957 1,705 145 89 1,795
Westland 8.62 3,808 2,234 686 592 361 174 4,855 2,800 1,701 1,018 ' 5,818
WAYNE COUNTY 0,00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 ,498 70/ 70/
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TOTAL 100.001 144,187 $25,914 $7,954 14,562 $4,190 $2,016 $56,532 $52,492 $11,867 110,990 145,482
Add 2% To local costs to cover bond Issuance costs IF Project is financed fnrough waynu County.
T80 ' To Be Determined
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EXHIBIT F
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
NORTH HURON VALLEY - ROUGE VALLEY
WASTEWATER CONTROL SYSTEM
The North Huron Valley - Rouge Valley Wastewater Control
System Project consists of the construction of interceptor
transport facilities arranged in eight components. Based
upon available grant funding for construction, the compon-
ents are arranged into three segments for construction.
The segments are shown on page F-4 and described below,
with the routing being preliminary and subject to adjust-
ment during final design tasks.
SEGMENT (FY 987 FUNDS)
1, Component 1 - Master Control Interceptor
The interceptor commences at a connection to the
existing Detroit Northwest Interceptor in the neigh-
borhood of Ford Road and Southfield, thence parallel
to Ford Road and terminates approximately 500 feet
west of the existing Master Control structure, located
west of Evergreen and Ford Roads on the RVIS.
• 2. Component 2 - Middle Rouge Interceptor from Master
Control to Telegraph
The interceptor commences at the terminus of Component
1, parallels the existing RVIS and terminates at the
existing Redford Arm Interceptor connection to the
RVIS at Telegraph Road.
3. Component 3 - Middle Rouge Interceptor from Telegraph
to Inkster
The interceptor commences at the terminus of Component
2 parallels the existing RVIS and terminates at the
existing Inkster Arm Interceptor connection to the
existing RVIS at Inkster Road.
4. Component 4 - Middle Rouge Interceptor from Inkster to
Merriman
The interceptor commences at the terminus of Component
3, parallels the existing RVIS and terminates at
Merriman Road,
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5. Component B - Detroit Improvements
BA. Evergreen - Farmington Permanent Connection
The interceptor commences with a connection to the
existino First Hamilton Interceptor at Seven Mile and
San Juan thence north in San Juan, thence west in
Outer Drive, thence west in Vassar Drive, thence
northwest in James Couzens, thence west in St.
Martins, thence north in Oakfield and terminating at a
connection to the existing interceptor in Eight Mile
Road,
BB. Diversion Structure
The diversion structure, located at Fourth and Myrtle,
will interconnect the existing First Hamilton Inter-
ceptor to the existing North Interceptor - East Arm.
BC. Control Gate Modification
A control gate on the Detroit River Interceptor will
be modified to complete the Evergreen-Farmington flow
shifting.
SEGMENT 2 (FY 1988 FUNDS)
1. Component 5a - Middle Rouge Interceptor From
Farmington To Newburg Road
The interceptor commences at Farmington Road,
parallels the existing RVIS along the Middle Rouge
River and terminates at Newburg Road
2. Component 5b - Middle Rouge Interceptor From Newburg
Road to Hannan Road (Extended)
The interceptor commences at Newburg Road parallels
the existing RVIS along the Middle Rouge River and
terminates at Harrman Road (Extended).
3. Component 6 - North Arm - Wayne County
The interceptor commences at Haggerty Road, thence
north and west along E.N. Hines Drive and terminates
200 feet east of the intersection of Wilcox Road and
E.N. Hines Drive in Plymouth Township.
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SEGMENT 3 (FY 1989 FUNDS)
1. Component 7 - Inkster Arm Storage
An underground storage facility is located southwest
of the intersection of Five Mile and Inkster Roads,
with the size to be finalized after completion of —a
Sewer System Evaluation Survey, but no greater than
5.5 million gallons.
2. Component 9 - Van Born & Michigan Avenue interceptor
The interceptor commences at the intersection of Van
Born and Hannan Road running parallel to Van Born Road
easterly for 3,950 feet. Then the interceptor runs
northerly to the Lower Rouge Interceptor approximately
1,420 feet west of the CE.0 Railroad.
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EXHIBIT G
.ANTIcipArco SEWER SYSTEM EVALUATION STUDIES
Communi,t_y
Dearborn Heights
Garden City
Inkster
Livonia
Redford Township
Romulus
Van Buren Township
Wayne
Westland
Wayne County
District(s)
2, 3, 20
1, 10, 15
SC2, SC4/5
1/13, 2, 3,
8, 11, 12,
16, 18, 19,
1, 2, 5, 6,
11, 12, 13,
13
26
1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 11
12/20, 36, 41
RV Interceptor
Cost
$ 82,800
166,900
26,300
1,187,000
36,300
15,000
TED
43,900
459,000
60,700
$2,087,900
TED = To Be Determined
11/01/88
Comriluni1.1.
Dearborn Heights
Garden City
Inkster
Livonia
Redford Township
Westland
Novi
Northville
Romulus
Wayne
Van Buren Township
Wayne County (Interceptor)
Plymouth
Estimated
Local Share
$ 97,000
172,000
28,000
1,221,000
45,000
491,000
7,000
5,000
16,000
45,000
TBD
646,000
272,000
Estimated
Cost
$ 215,000
382,000
62,000
2,714,000
100,000
1,092,000
15,000
11,000
35,000
101,000
TBD
1,435,000
604,000
Dearborn Heights
Livonia
Westland
Garden City
$10,485,000
2,190,000
150,000
168,500
$4,718,000
986,000
68,000
85,000
EXHIBIT H
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS TO BE
CONSTRUCTED CONCURRENT WITH THE PROJECT
A , SEWER REHABILITATION
$6,766,000 $3,045,000
B. SEWER RELIEF
13,013,500 5,857,000
TBD - To Be Determined
11/01/68