HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 2018.04.19 - 23389MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTION #18095 April 19, 2018
BY: Christine Long, Chairperson, General Government Committee
IN RE: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES/HEALTH DIVISION - BLUE CROSS, BLUE
SHIELD OF MICHIGAN/OAKLAND UNIVERSITY PRESCRIPTION FOR HEALTH FISCAL YEAR 2018
GRANT ACCEPTANCE
To the Oakland County Board of Commissioners
Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS Oakland University in partnership with Oakland County Health Division and on behalf of the
Healthy Pontiac We Can! Coalition, was awarded a grant from Blue Cross, Blue Shield of Michigan titled
Healthy Pontiac Prescription for Health; and
WHEREAS Oakland University wishes to sub-contract under the Healthy Pontiac Prescription for Health grant
with Oakland County Health Division to assist in implementing a pilot program to increase healthy eating,
physical activity and promote healthy lifestyles by connecting individuals with chronic diseases to existing
resources within the City of Pontiac; and
WHEREAS the fiscal year (FY) 2018 contract period begins March 1, 2018 through September 30, 2018; and
WHEREAS grant funding for this contract period is in the amount of $13,308; and
WHEREAS the grant will fund up to 500 hours of project time for one (1) special revenue (SR) part-time non-
eligible (PTNE) Public Health Educator II; and
WHEREAS this will be accomplished by multi-filling an existing SR funded full-time eligible (FTE) Public
Health Nurse III position (#1060233-05163) that is currently underfilled; and
WHEREAS the grant agreement has completed the Grant Review Process in accordance with the Board of
Commissioners Grant Acceptance Procedures.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of Commissioners accepts Oakland
University's Agreement in the amount of $13,308, beginning March 1, 2018 through September 30, 2018.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Healthy Pontiac Prescription for Health grant will fund up to 500 hours
of project time for one (1) special revenue (SR) part-time non-eligible (PTNE) Public Health Educator II,
utilizing an existing SR funded Public Health Nurse III position (1060233-05163).
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chairperson of the Board of Commissioners is authorized to execute
the grant agreement and to approve any grant extensions or changes, within fifteen percent (15%) of the
original award, which are consistent with the original agreement as approved.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that acceptance of this grant does not obligate the County to any future
commitment and continuation of the Special Revenue position in the grant is contingent upon future levels of
grant funding.
Chairperson, on behalf of the General Government Committee, I move the adoption of the foregoing
resolution.
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Commissioner Christine Long, Distr #7
Chairperson, General Government jmmittee
GENERAL GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE VOTE:
Motion carried unanimously on a roll call vote.
GRANT REVIEW SIGN OFF — Health Division
GRANT NAME: FY2018 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Prescription for Health Grant
FUNDING AGENCY: Oakland University
DEPARTMENT CONTACT PERSON: Rachel Shyrnkiw 1452-2151
STATUS: Grant Acceptance
DATE: March 29, 2018
Pursuant to Misc. Resolution #17194, please be advised the captioned grant materials have completed
internal grant review. Below are the returned comments.
The captioned grant materials and grant acceptance package (which should include the Board of
Commissioners' Liaison Committee Resolution, the grant agreement/contract, Finance Committee Fiscal
Note, and this Sign Off email containing grant review comments) may be requested to be placed on the
appropriate Board of Commissioners' committee(s) for grant acceptance by Board resolution.
DEPARTMENT REVIEW
Department of Management and Budget:
Approved. — Laurie Van Pelt (3/26/2018)
Department of Human Resources:
HR Approved (No Committee) — Lori Taylor (3/27/2018)
Risk Management and Safety:
Approved by Risk Management. —Robert Erlenbeck (3/27/2018)
Corporation Counsel:
Approved by Corporation Counsel. — Stephen Rideout (3/29/2018)
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY SUBCONTRACT
FOR THE OFFICE OF RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION
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FAIN No:
Oakland University ("Oakland") and Oakland County Health Division ("Subcontractor")
enter into this Subcontract, as of the date of the last signature below, in support of Oakland's
performance of contract/grant number ("Prime Agreement") between Oakland and
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Mich Foundation ("Sponsor"),
The parties to this Subcontract agree as follows:
1. Scope of Work. Subcontractor will perform the research and associated work detailed in the
Scope or Statement of Work that is attached as Attachment 1 and incorporated herein by
reference ("Scope of Work"). Oakland can change the Scope of Work if: (a) the Sponsor requires
the changes; or, (b) Oakland, in its sole and exclusive discretion, determines that the changes
are necessary for performance of the Prime Agreement. If any such changes to the Scope of
Work affect the cost or scheduling of work under this Subcontract, the parties will negotiate cost
and/or scheduling adjustments in good faith and within the Prime Agreement's parameters,
2. Performance Period, The performance period commences on March 1, 2018 and
ends on Sept 30, 2018 unless terminated earlier as provided in this Subcontract
("Termination Date"), Subcontractor is not obligated to continue work or provide services after
the Termination Date and Oakland is not obligated to compensate Subcontractor for expenses
incurred or commitments made after the Termination Date, Subcontractor will immediately notify
Oakland, in writing, if Subcontractor knows or reasonably should know of any actual or potential
condition that may delay Subcontractor's timely performance. The parties may extend the
performance period by written amendment, subject to the Prime Agreement's terms, conditions,
time limitations and funding restrictions,
3. Staffing, Oakland's Principal Investigator ("Oakland's PI") and Subcontractor's Principal
Investigator ("Subcontractor's PI") for this Subcontract are identified in Attachment 2.
Oakland's P1 is responsible for the technical, scientific and programmatic aspects of this
Subcontract and for coordinating the research efforts of the collaborating investigators.
Subcontractor's PI's participation is considered essential to Subcontractor's performance of this
Subcontract. Subcontractor will not replace or remove Subcontractor's PI from the work
required by this Subcontract, or substantially reduce the level of his/her participation, without
Oakland's prior written approval.
4. Terms and Conditions of the Prime Agreement. All of the Prime Agreement's terms and
conditions are incorporated by reference into this Subcontract. Subcontractor acknowledges
that it has received, reviewed, understands and agrees to be bound by the terms and conditions
in the Prime Agreement. Subcontractor will assume and does assume all of Oakland's
responsibilities to the Sponsor under the Prime Agreement as they relate to services to be
performed by Subcontractor.
5. Federal Regulations. Subcontractor will fully comply with all Federal Regulations identified in
the Prime Agreement. For the purposes of this Subcontract, all references in any Federal
Regulation to contract, assistance agreement, or other such written agreement will mean this
"Subcontract," and all references to contractor will mean Subcontractor.
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6. Allowable Costs, The Prime Agreement, the applicable Federal Regulations and the Office of
Management and Budget (OMB) Cost Principles as set forth in 2 CFR 200 (Uniform Guidance),
will determine the extent to which costs are allowable under this Subcontract. Subcontractor's
normal policies governing salaries, wages and fringe benefits will apply to all of its employees
paid from this Subcontract. Subcontractor's published policy on travel and travel reimbursement
must apply to all costs for travel and transportation charged to this Subcontract. Foreign travel
is prohibited without prior written approval of Oakland. When Subcontractor's policies conflict
with the Prime Agreement, the OMB's Cost Principles or any applicable Federal Regulation, the
more restrictive rules will apply.
7. Consideration. Oakland will reimburse Subcontractor the total incurred cost as invoiced,
including indirect costs, and allocable facilities and administrative costs provided Subcontractor
has a federally approved negotiated rate for reimbursement of facilities and administrative costs
during the period of performance, as set forth in the preapproved budget that is included in
Attachment 3 ("Budget"), which is incorporated herein by reference ("Total Cost"), subject to
any limitations in the Prime Agreement, this Subcontract and all applicable Federal Regulations.
Costs incurred in excess of the Total Cost are at Subcontractor's risk.
8. Re-budoetinq of Funds. The parties understand that the Budget is an estimate and that there
may be a need to depart from it to cover certain unanticipated requirements of the Statement of
Work. Subcontractor is authorized to re-budget funds which do not require prior approval in
accordance with the Prime Agreement. All other re-budgeting of funds must have prior written
approval of Oakland.
9, Invoices and Payments. Oakland will reimburse Subcontractor for those Total Costs that are
actually incurred and invoiced, subject to approval by and payment from the Sponsor.
Subcontractor will submit invoices to Oakland at least quarterly, but not more often than monthly.
Each invoice will be categorized with monthly and cumulative charges entered appropriately,
include the period in which the costs were incurred and identify the categories of costs consistent
with the Budget designations. Upon request, Subcontractor will furnish Oakland with any
necessary documentation supporting invoiced amounts.
Two copies of each invoice should be sent to:
Oakland University
Office of Research Administration
371 Wilson Boulevard — Room 529
Rochester, MI 48309-4486
The final invoice, clearly marked FINAL, must be submitted within 45 days after the termination
or expiration of this Subcontract. Oakland may, at its sole discretion, refuse to reimburse
Subcontractor for any cost included in an invoice submitted more than 45 days after termination
or expiration of this Subcontract.
Final invoice payment will be withheld until Subcontractor completes and delivers to Oakland
any final reports and all closeout documents required by Oakland,
10, Accounts, Audits and Records. Subcontractor will maintain books, records, documents, and
other evidence, accounting procedures, and practices ("Records") sufficient to prove all direct
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and indirect costs of whatever nature it claims to have incurred for the performance of this
Subcontract.
All of Subcontractor's facilities used in the performance of this Subcontract, and all of
Subcontractor's Records, will be subject at all reasonable times to inspection and audit by
Oakland, the Sponsors the relevant Federal audit agency, the Comptroller General of the United
States and/or any of their authorized representatives.
Subcontractor will preserve and make available its Records for at least 7 years following
expiration or termination of this Subcontract or until audit is completed and all resulting questions
are resolved, whichever occurs last.
As a sub-recipient of federal funds, and if Subcontractor meets the threshold audit requirements
for 2 CFR 200, Subcontractor will provide Oakland with an audit report encompassing the
Performance Period for this Subcontract. This audit should be conducted in compliance with 2
CFR 200. One copy of the audit report and any management letters associated with the audit
should be submitted to Oakland within 3 months of the completion of the audit and no later than
9 months from Subcontractor's fiscal year end. Subcontractor will also include a transmittal
letter identifying any audit findings relating specifically to this Subcontract. In any cases of
noncompliance, Subcontractor will provide copies to Oakland of responses to auditor's reports
and a plan for corrective action. if Subcontractor does not meet the threshold audit requirements
for 2 CFR 200, Subcontractor's records must be available for review or audit by appropriate
officials of the Federal agency, pass-through entity, and General Accounting office as provided
in 2 CFR 200.
Subcontractor will cooperate with Oakland in resolving all questions that Oakland may have
concerning the 2 CFR 200 reports and any plans for corrective action, Subcontractor will permit
independent auditors to have access to Records and financial statements as necessary for
Oakland to comply with 2 CFR 200.
11, Patents and Inventions. All matters regarding rights, title and interest in and to inventions or
other intellectual property rights conceived or reduced to practice in the course of performance
of this Subcontract must be disclosed and will be subject to the terms of the Prime Agreement
and 37 CFR Part 401. Subcontractor will submit required invention reports to Oakland within 30
days of a disclosure, Subcontractor will ensure that all persons who perform any part of the
work under this Subcontract comply with this requirement. Except as otherwise required by law,
Oakland agrees to treat any disclosures pursuant to this Paragraph as confidential and will treat
them with the same care as they would their own confidential information.
12, Reports. Subcontractor will provide reports to Oakland as required by the Scope of Work and/or
the Prime Agreement, and Subcontractor will, upon Oakland's request, assist Oakland in the
preparation of all reports required by Oakland to the Sponsor under the Prime Agreement.
Subcontractor will also render any other reports as may be requested by Oakland's PI during
the period of performance of this Subcontract, and will submit a final report upon completion of
the Scope of Work.
13, Publications. Subcontractor will acknowledge the support of the Sponsor whenever activities
funded in whole or in part by this Subcontract are published. Any presentations or publications
arising from and supported by this Subcontract will include a positive statement clearly setting
forth that the contents are in no way the responsibility of the Sponsor.
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14. Assignments and Subcontracts. Subcontractor will not assign this Subcontract, or subcontract
any of the work required by the Scope of Work, without Oakland's prior written approval. This
restriction on subcontracts will not apply to the purchase of standard commercial supplies or raw
materials or subcontracts included in the Scope of Work document attached in Attachment 1.
To the extent that the Subcontractor subcontracts any of the work required by the Scope of
Work, Subcontractor will secure the subcontractor's written agreement to accept and comply
with all of the terms and conditions of this Subcontract.
15. Termination, Oakland may, in its sole and exclusive discretion, terminate this Subcontract upon
written notice to Subcontractor if funding becomes unavailable for this Subcontract or if such
funds are restricted. Either party may also terminate this Subcontract, upon written notice to
other party, in addition to any other remedies it may have, if the other party fails in whole or part
to perform its obligations under this Subcontract.
16. Post-Termination Obligations. Upon receipt of a termination notice, Subcontractor will take all
immediate action to minimize all expenditures and obligations financed by this Subcontract and
will cancel obligations as soon as possible. Subcontractor will be compensated for all actual and
allowable expenses and all un-cancelable obligations properly incurred prior to the date of
termination subject to the Total Cost limitation set forth in Paragraphs 6 and 7. Subcontractor
will promptly deliver to Oakland all data, reports, summaries and such other information and
material as may have been prepared for and/or accumulated by Subcontractor in the
performance of this Subcontract, whether completed or in process.
17. Continuation of Work Pending Dis Lite Resolution. During the pendency of -any dispute relating
in any way to this Subcontract, both parties will proceed diligently with performance as feasible.
18. Notices, All notices required to be given pursuant to this Subcontract will be made in writing,
and sent by first class mail to:
941prici Subcontractor
Oakland University
Office Of Research Administration
Associate Vice President for Research
371 Wilson Boulevard — Room 629
Rochester, MI 48309-4486
Tel: (248) 370-2762
Oakland County Health DIvislon
1200 N. Telegraph
Pontiac, MI 48341
248-858-1305
19. Research Misconduct and Conflict of Interest. Subcontractor certifies that it has established
written, enforced policies on responsible conduct of research, research misconduct and conflict
of interest (financial or otherwise) that comply with the applicable regulations and the provisions
of this Subcontract. In the event that Subcontractor does not have such policies established,
Subcontractor will request a copies of Oakland's written responsible conduct of research,
research misconduct and conflict of interest policies and will comply with those policies.
20. Compliance with Law. The Subcontractor will comply with and hereby makes any certifications
required by all applicable federal, regulations, restrictions, permit and licensing requirements
and laws, including without limitation the Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988 (41 USC 8101, et
seq): the Byrd Anti-Lobbying Amendment (31 USC 1362, et seq); the Family Educational Rights
and Privacy Act of 1974 (20 USC 1232g); the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security
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Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (20 USC 1092[fj); Executive Order 12549 (debarment
and suspension); Executive Order No. 11246 as amended by Executive Order 11375 (equal
opportunity); OMB Circular A-129 (non-delinquency on federal debt); and any related statutes,
amendments, rules, regulations and orders. In furtherance of Executive Order 12549 and the
regulations promulgated thereunder, 2 CFR 180, 2 CFR 200, and any additional regulations
promulgated by an applicable federal agency, the Subcontractor hereby certifies that
Subcontractor is not suspended, debarred, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible or
voluntarily excluded from the award of contracts from United States federal government
programs and/or agencies and is not listed in the List of Parties Excluded from Federal
Procurement or Non-procurement Programs (collectively "Not-Debarred") and will obtain
identical certifications from Subcontractor's lower tier contractors and suppliers that they are
also Not-Debarred.
21. Additional Terms and Conditions. This Subcontract is subject to and shall be performed by
Subcontractor in accordance with Oakland's General Terms and Conditions for Agreements
located at http://www.oakland.edu/legalforms ("General Terms and Conditions") for Contractors
which are incorporated into this Subcontract by reference and shall be considered part of this
Subcontract. Subcontractor acknowledges receiving, reviewing and accepting the General
Terms and Conditions. No amendment to the General Terms and Conditions is effective unless
in writing and signed by Oakland's Vice President for Legal Affairs. In the event of a conflict
between this Subcontract and the General Terms and Conditions, this Subcontract will govern.
Oakland University Subcontractor
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tq pay ihe Contfastot by etettfork aleatio If eVailabia ondfig. through the Univoreity?s' payroll 6! ethe'r
+payment systems,
5. intejleclual lieerfarty:, neslansl,ttrifidenitat, Covered and Protected Inlormation and Trademarks :
a, Wat for Hite. The Set3r1deS are wetliS iTklu fr bib?, Al! Om; title entpinierests.to any oopyrldhr is
vested in the Univetsity, and the Uontwtor hereby -assig.rwany copyright riqhis *related to or In the
Bervioes the University. V a cOUrt of cornpateht drriOlvittat the Contractor MAI the
cogyrkthlt then the Ca rifractor hereby-grants the UnbrersItyan trreyosoble, perpetual, Toyaliy-frea licen$e
te-astrifte copYrightin arty -font) piinannet f.orits eduOrlarial an.citor non-Pankteretal use.
h, patents, 'the tnceetarwldn1ir pompletOnforrnallon ronardlag any Invaritrqn, diSeavely, material,
motho, Oto.m%.0110.610,, prodolti, ofiVibre,oruisIkitide Or conceived y thp ContracW In The course
of or in 'Ontrabtlan with the •Irrrvices andtar Ws 'Agreement; mral the Univers* has the ,sale right to
doiterrillhOWtiethel'And what-II:PA paterttaplillsetRiowili bellred add. co deatinice the disoblifon ofihe title
to.an1'p11 Ahtv,tintitT anyiJatent that maresult, The Oontraaterwift, mt the Uoiverslty rs.mgensexecule
ail doostmer44 sad de-PlAtitriqa nesPeOalSt 1013.610rvtikresP4-ctt.9 the IfFilmillys pteltt epplipatioh.
a.gilontorsh1N, f the Servicas.arelurided by -a publia or pritkatO cdatraat or afit in the Univeolty
(8pOnso.re'or'iSp,ons.ersh1F0)-that prevldes for a different disposition of'copyrfffits.andlorpatents than
sot fatfrin PaEagraph8N•ariplfer0)abeg.0, tl*n the Gihmsomilp All genital,
d. Destabs. Was, dealgfreJtratbIn'gai rr)OrfitSf mfg.% mpatts;ttifiwal* arid ullyet teahriNfOaN kodeced
or 'developed by the aonfraotorpursuarittolhaNteementare-the propertyef the University and rnust be
dellyerattte thtrUltiverstly tipon ,clariland.
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f; Govered triferrnatiort. Except al. provided by law, ffittivered informatiOn' m.ean'"-oustenter,' 'nonpublic
p.arsbnat filforfrOtInh,"paia.OhOY Veritiftithlo f(tfonclal InfOrrnallart,' i!hreteate.d health information
tvdent firraftclarfnformatknfend"'educationafrelcorrld' ad defined byllie eppliOabieUnited Sites'Code
pf Iledorai liegttiatlergi; arid.cYcit and eflhl tniti Iliftirrtinlich And "OpOtal seSuilly punthels, if the
Unit/W:811Y Are91404 VIY Clo\teXtt infoiniatiqt to qoritradtor iii coormotion with tteOLMICOS, the -
Contrator implement eadmeirdeln appro.priateadminlatretive, technical end physloal safeguard
starRiattts for QOvefed. itifOrulatIbtt cohelAtentwIth at))51W -ahfa Vtike0 StalIseGade of Federal Reatilatims
requIr,eurenis.and industryatandards to preenra.thvooniidenllallty, intograrand'aliallitility of Coated
Infennatienf Menai/R(13061A* IdeitirsolEiffnaittiailnraTaiattgn, Soblat acc,UrliYnttinhers end protected
health inkftlatighlribbth bfe'ra0eAtid iNfrwlsoleh: 01) usErthe Gdvbred InforMatlen only kr connection
WIth-•thp porre.rrnance olits -ervtges; (lu) not Stiare,.a,a, Realise nrotheogselranpfer cr disclose Onvored
Inamination to any other parSon f3 entity;.(9.) notify The Utilv,erally's Office et Legal Affairs In writing ho
more than one (1)• lousiness day after y unauthorized use of disslogure of CovAirad itilanneiton, and
use Its boat effortS to stop said. Unauthorized use or disclostire and seniino and limit the
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Unlvorstly agreat tri writing destroy the Covered Information, upon ogimpietfori csf the Services or
terrnination of the Agregfreent, The VoritraSter t1lelse prOvirlo The Litt/es-WV yi,ilfh written reports,
:donerrients. and otherinfonnation ta54ling to the.hlfauttlorlzed Use or cliselosure flp.ori the OniveirsIt
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limilation'providing affected. Individuars.withcredit ordination servInes.
R. Protented, Inforrnatlog, If th-e San/ices contain any- data or infbrinalloti controlled klY The hitemed01)01
'flaffici In Arms Regulations, thoEit.p.ort t'ortifel Regulations, or any akar regain lIonweithe United Stales
that mast proniulgstati arld/or eat ended %St time to trio, Thal Pfolllbwa Ittlii'lMnsfel et -sail data or
information to foreign persons or entitles -whether iniilde or outside.lhe United Slates without an.export
license or other written approval Of a United Stales government ,Igt3FIN ("Profetcd ilorrnajlonl, ton:
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University to rely thereentlhat the tervloas contain nia Protected Information. wIhlilandtng anything
contained lit the Con(nact Upottmenflo the conttery, the Corti -aotor herettii -relaoSas the lJnivereitY of max
arid all liability Of every hiro4 1ltljYe/ and description If tho Llr iverelty:ducla nett° tteofmt the CoffireOtor's.
Protected Informoilart end trp aesulce,s In which the Protetited Information isnontalned„
ft. Trademarks, The Dante "Qatilah,d'UniveritYr the Uhtvarsily's tiallotterks, 6afvfolit.nierit
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.8PciPsfOfh4l of cylKONtl ylagFiStly) R.OchesOri Miglitse eful rYtkor.$plefi4tif,,, If eppitieriet6),Lf
• trip pablioatton. is mayrighted, the statement *waded/on °Philo allele Olsen' the vestment credit la the
armee) is pethilitettlrilAt be Included. FXciaptegs setfotihi herein; IffeDontracOr riot othemiso ug , the
University's name In pubilealionsc news reieaaes, advertising, speeches, technical papers,.
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Examination of REcerds. Theedntradttir Will give thii Lialyersity apdaliySpot -Isar-full end Imniediele Oceso
lo, and the right tO exardnel any.pertirtent:Contractor books, docomentso papers antifor remrds InVoivIng
trancentions•raitited to the Contract Do.cuMeht,
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other consIderation Qontinoptit..uppn or restlIting front the exeuullon.otan agreement-. In the event of change
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regarding all possiblectonftlots-otilriteresf Which may arlsoas a resdrer %lob t .tallge.. The Contractor amens
that nenfilols-of-inieresi will be resOlved tc The 'UhlYeNtO OPOTOtiOr Of the Univer4lIsr (hay Toninate the
.Agraerriont. As- %sett herein, "corsIlistsfet-Internsf includes Without limitation conilicts-of.interest that are
defined undarthe laws of the Mete of Michigan,
9-. Permitted US43, the Contractor will.00ndu6t only.lawfulactiviftesinand months ,Fastilllas and will Rd comma,
suffer, pr perrhit any *Maga le or Neste of the Fabllided Or ro1W. a6 trgzatd to occur Thor upon the
biIUIashe Contfatibrielil net 146'Mo parrnIttho Focitillet.tp be,und Ice rgennarlhat-would
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be,inckneiSfent With Univeralty P011olea 01 .he overall misstep of the Ur liai a Michigan publte Institution
of hitili4r adikatiOn,gr In. tritSf Way bang cli4Vriadit cir other injury:Id the UnittefStty,
11:t. Use of Itleft,University Giounds-And ges.ority and Entdeciono se-ruiods, The. QonccWwlIi coehilnale Wilh
other political strbdivIsions or governmental :Antilles and proVide necesawyc Tesonabto or aPProPrinto
sem* ang emagengy :t1nAthbat, litSt-aK Jfitc.) Pfilivib0PiiOrimPillOrt with 'SWIM* art Worts of Facilities
at the Contractors sdIts,teat and xperis0,- Neither the thilireleity napefitnent of rttldle Se!ely not any other
University depaiimerntwlfl provittesecurity or em:ergene m cal fir ald , etc.) services (or theZontraetor
on to-A. the 1744,11th:is or otheMise, anti ttre-Contraotdit rehaveS the Univer:sjty of011 regponAlb11,1W to provide
such eriatirity services army other refated services,
11, jDeliverv, oato of Geode to theUnlyerefty Is Rill destination; whieh onleaucitherQs.e:gteted In the Agreempt
Is the Onivetsityln ROO-II:Pater, *Vogl, Ohrrtrttstot aSStItnes all tespoliblbility fortabifIfig, Craling, delivery'
and trensportallon.of the toads and all related costs,esseciated therewith,
12, Retention, of ,C3ontis areiffir Ersivicos. All'UOOdt antifer 19ertr1cris ptirthAseci by the University are subjeCt le
irfspeetfon, 'tasting, end slivantral ly tfiALIniversity. ThelitilvOfilty l'etaine if* tight tp reject Goods arld/or
Berviard?aia dortdot dArect.4. The Contraettir will reinturee the University for the Univtireltyle aotual
expenses Imitated tO eorrest &fed% 'The Univianstty, May also refusetelivery-of Ckoods and/or:Services the
Wive-pity 4000 defective, r nen-pp-rift:4*g, oalreE notifying the OpritrrAdt of tilt) defect or
nonconfonnity, held IR:leave Goods endfor Seritigeslorthirty.00) calendar days awaiting instructIOns from
The Punkifffoo AtiOre...agt-bafetridat day pgriod, the Urrlye0itymilt gisposetofthe Goods andfor,tervicas in
Knemariner-the Unitretpity deergeApprepflatoWtitiout ilktditty, !Tim Ccinttacteris responsible or the cost of
handling', packing, and transportation inqugerl in returning or diaposIng oldefective or nonconforming Goads
or erstIcee. if ihinspotion shotirs 'Platte tentrattor Is in Default, ttiN University rriaynnindletely cancel
the rentrAct liocument and hold the-Contractor responsible forany excess malt in procuring replacement
Gooda aild/erVerVicbs,
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a. Consideration. The Contraotor hereby acknewledges adequate .ponsitteretIon for entering Into the
CrontittetDocureent,.
independent 0-onirAeter: The-Contractor ie. an trldopandentsontregtOrand notan e,mployee,partner, joint
venturer, tfierVent, ffite'satative or-4SM fi,fthe University ffir . tinypurpeseLvittAWidV.er,
e. Assignment, 'SubcontrActincr. Sublibertelny And Silbordlnetion. 11-ifirCiontractor may not assigit its rights
or Int&restsirrthe Contract nominal% delegate performenCe of Its duties tinder the :tiontr'ent Do'entnent,
Qtlbetintreot t110 Vetvieils, or. Il0111e 'the Its-a Of- Negates Wilitellt MEP PtiOrwtitien cOnsenf 'of the
UniVersity, Tha ypiverSity qtri apsign tile Gonfrootneilainenti or quisoNtitislrethi4, oontrdct Decument to
any deed oftrust pr tither Interest kat the University- pieces en or-effects ,the Facilities, and all renewals,
mocIllioathons, Mplaartlentgpncle5tterlsione thelvof; %Ohm:title rlYlot tritten,cpri'SehttAlthe Oontra'cler.
Con1aelo3 nuallfleationt, Tne Go/Ili-attar .Warrartio and reprsents to the Univetelty Intending the
UrihreraltVio,rely thereon, Land herebvcortlfles that: (I) Ithaaandvolltmaintain throughout p:eiformariconf
(fIci*ehlrod0 Aridier gab 011ie oii[ttea1l)Iceres rel uttiltAtViewt .(11). It Is guelined by experience aridlor
expertise krporforrn-the Services and/Or UM the University's Fealties; (14 It elan& or has license to
eutrifeolleS tliritee or 011 4tiliyi1ght, patents, ttactenierics, trat6 seetetS anti Inletlestval property
reipung. te elks/ software, hardware erld dtiounientstion (4611OfitIVAly, "Settrsareitiafgtgate) tiSiart in thff
performenceof the ertileete enillenise oft& FopIllttes enolttintlie Contract OncUrnottdo'es not trains
upon or thifiappriePrIalc the-right(s).of otty third' ootly; lafsinesa:thoftohtrsctor conducts In or upon.
the Fastnekertdforthocontratioit usa.cif photographio Or eiber elactrOnle images of The University's
Pticlittles,,fgagity, ptaffvollortAtucfOitb, vtiJ c4riferm - t enOral ktiOlt conVarttlerte and octillion poblip
deceliftY Ad be -consistent velbbe Utriverstife misstates On InsiittiVen of higher satinet:Ion;
(V)i if an -entlty,.it la duly InoorpoMtort or otborwtev orotind, validly wasting, Tl sUlttis Is agliye, And it
has the ftili.tigl/t,1140MantrlutticlritYlotrovidelbe .Setitlees.AndfOr use he lifIlYeraqG Eocito
ofer Into, examtd, -deliver and per(orm C.oritrat Document; VII the execnifen, 'delivery, and
perfOrniarica thp, Contrail' Doeuiiieht rOtAiltsliAte, chnillet wirn or result in %id bleach Of any other
A aareemeritto whieil jho Contraeteris Conitador11 -signefery to (he Agreerrtent has the
Willi (wily ts1,701raottigk niedtho COntractor to the Coutract Cocurneni; cuntrockor has performed
-pcillee ittsordv, MACK'. Antlior Aditinal liSORgrOlitid Oletk that fitlIthet tile .V.ohtNci9I riot ally Of Re
directors, members:officers; employees, volunteers, eervents, oportfe, representatives and designees,
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and subcontractort,. properly appear on the Michigan uIo Sex Offender fiOgkJtry or has been convlettd
of felony; edralnattex offonee, 'rofelble Os'b-e.141H or any crItneagainat a miner or any other person; and
(Ix) Contractor Is not suspended, debarred, prOnoSed for dett art -tont, Alcatarpd Ineligible or volUnterl19
excluded froM the award OP conifeetel,rem United $.1attislqderaltInVoTrillient plia.0.11.00nd/or agenda§
and it not Mated in thellstar Pardes.Exelirded from Fedora' Precurementer.Nom:precurem:ent Programs
(collectively "NotPorrerre) ppregaht fo ExeoutIve Order 1.264pr. an4 the regurallons promulgated
thereunder, 2 CPR i$0,,andiany additional regulations promulgated bran applicable federal agency, and
Will obtain identical pernsatinas from tentrasterts icy/artier Covitreefer4 end Atipptiors that they are also
Not-Debarred.
e. Authorization, The Contractor 'has taken andier Obtained all ndcAssilry IlelPcArgilngP And ._enseri.10,
corporate or otherwlee,to authorize the execution, doliveryand perforManoo of the Contract Document,
„smite Contract Daces-rent as duly .ernitorized, executectancl,cjellyerecl conelitetas the legal, vad, and
bihding Obligallon of the Contrabtor and Is eriforctabi6P01.411ito Gotijflitor
Due DIlloence Information, All InformattoivragardinOthe Dentraater that wag provided hyor op behalf bf
Ma Contractor lb the Uhiversity pier to axlecution of Ihe.A moment wee trup:and accurate end-all such
Information was provided to the i,ib1v0rti1y with thO Intent, "at the UniVercllyrOly4hetedn .and to Inddce
the University teenier Into the Agreement,
g. Disclaimer Of Condition Of Facilities, The CongaCtor astepre t eIlj5 Iti.an "as W c:orldition, The
Connector's- performance of the:San/6s wMr tise ,of the FacilitIOS aror conclatiVo nldenoe that The
Fealties were In satisfactory conditkon when the 00gle4C1or PefforinedI 50,11110es and/Or WO the
Feollities_ The Coptfactor Inspercted, %ger( end valtiataci or had 0 .fe'OpPOrlunitY'th. insPect, test, end
evaluatelheraalltespdato performing the Services endibrusiputheFaattles.and aetthe.Fau1litiea
and the soil,. design, surfaces Ilanage. physical feattgas, trivIrotirnental qualities and a Other
characteristics on or.of the Fealties and any and all ee.sernonte and encumbrances on the acillties,
without e)tcoption. The University does net warrar,d rite Smitetliilly or intioN% ortto raomv, the
Universltyls ether real property, or the Se% physleal fettureS; environmental qualities., or any alio&
charaetritiSOC.Qt1 Qr of the FM1110%
Li. indennIlleatiort. Contractor and Dalanci each .shall he resperrsiblo only ;ter its own adts and the acts Of
Us ern ptoyece end agents a,nd tt4 defense. of those acte..getning herein shall be:amerced as p Waiver
of anrgavemmental iMmunifythat has been provided to either party -by statute asourt decision.
Insurance.
Personal Pri,3Derty. The Contraetor% personal propoify of every•kind, natUre.and description tat may
at any lime .be present on UntverSIty property keptc4tlW pontreolor's e0fe tisk, cOet, end
expense. The Ohaffactor Isizesporisliale for the securily Of Its personal` properly ancl any lost:or
damage to said personal properly from any-mute whafteaveri, inc)uclIng wtthoot firetiatIon theft
Vahrialtem, tiednit eieetilaYi water, t'ain, Sno,wr Ica, 0T'lit'e+
il. Insurance Polities. Unless Cohtraotor iseeiMncutedr the Contractor must be- Insured at its 'own
expense forilabilidoe actually or allagedly.arlsing.riut.ot relating to Or f0solliriti frOra the Contractor's
2enti0a0 011111,01' 00 Of raollitida anci/bt 11. breach' if Alla Douttgot DOCrarrerit, andiq the willful
misconduct; wrongful acIsi errors or omissions oral/or neggerice. of Contractor or its. directors,
member-Si QINerg,, 01`111/11aYses. ItQlutita4 servants, agents, feprosentatives And designees and
saboontraetcre, far an extended reportInapertodof oat iessthanotIve (6) calendar years 11'volt -tenon
-a cleilnerrntide boOs, Tho Instil...trice may he fpt general lipiLft insurance, exCess umbrella
thsuraricp, autotriebile prtifestIOnal. ltabllI1c frier:Moe, Cyber irreurtrioe, abubt and
molestation insurance, pollution insurance; weritere. ectrOpenstilen 'Insurance anchor employer's
Inscrance,1ent in all caset.and to (Work/ relPeOt 1.3tbi riotWithatanding any InettrancA tsrpes
smiler limit amour& tontirined in an Anrearrianr ) the tontractoft insurance must be commercially
reaesdable in the- Contfacloes Industry and evidenced by a wtitter,i insurance poky tind/oP
aerliffeetes, of insotanse issued by art Insurer licented to do. business In tiro.State..of Michigan and
eoceptableto the Unlverally.
rrYirorimental Heialthentl-Setetv, The Contractor will be responsible &the Contfactees sole oast
and expenSe., Ter ihsaring that ail 0 its...rtspective direelpfs, mempers, offload, amployeeS,
'voluhteers, servants, agents, *receht*iitea and dehigtioes and aribectritradors3 coMply with all of
'the following environmental headhand'safety rules; regelatienC and retidirameris::
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Sobjuc(1 ll 1.4tiveray Polloko, the CitloofSochestgt fttOtirn Hills
ceitles'y with p§prct toqte tint( ltfe•saMiy;
Subjectle Ittepactima by Ilte.Untverity andstato or local inspector%
Use of pylqi4ohnics- must blE1 approyed by the University' Department of
Ent/Irohtnental Health 8,, Safety MI180) ;And portnik issued by 5Hga and. the
respective Cities' PlreDepartnients; and
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of itafitine4lie ,Chernleals InySt be In Adcotelance with all vogylatory
requirements.
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Must eemplyevilti•alt Mlohlaen RIght to Know Laws;
Must remplyWith tiOardeusWastu Eitsosell Low,
Must laeMply with ei other appllcalMe .envinenenentel rtile. togulattcA
motrtotions, laws and requirctnerite.
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Must reteiVe required tteftlifi and safety traThiciii:ANI reltesh4r traJning acuorctleg
to rogetatorrrequImmenta'anthas• required by EP18(91
Must u,11112o petpbnal jacilettlite eqaptridhl; and
Must bbsolv H requirertienta with roger& te serv werithq eondttibns, including
wIthout traittatiori, manhine,aueRrinfh pero.onal pro-teat ve,ety:tipment, lock-outikg.
'outi *rafted SpaCq, elevakci lode platform, ot*,
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• Sales Tax. The Urtrversity is an agency of the Stets ef Michigan exerriptfroM state sale -ft taxes and
felinsel ei4na lakes.
brilversitilsaZaeriV Stoics; TITO .1,111iVersity tale the 8talits of an Ograpt klif*11120.1011 uflOrilt6
kiwOliub 09-de, nild the Oent te-Ot D9o.utnellt intended to setnatr.a.ffutAiel gOvorruriental •
tbnetterr amle.Contrgist-Ddconetit tannot bp op kott•t.rel oonclittle a•centrary Intent. Maher the
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business enterprise, or othorwise,with ercommon goal of iharrng prats'or losst5s, The University
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Oakland University BCBSM Grant
Oakland County Health Division Suhaward Information
March 1 9 2018 - September 30, 2018
Attachment 1: Scope of Work
Name of Contractor: Oakland County Health Division
Method of Selection: Sole source — they are the public health agency for the county in which
Pontiac is located. Oakland County Health Division (OCHD), under the leadership of
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson, organized the Healthy Pontiac, We Can!
(HPWC) coalition in 2011 to help the Pontiac community eat healthy, get active, and live
tobacco free. It is a diverse coalition which includes leaders in primary and preventive health
care, mental health, human service agencies, education, the religious community,
governmental agencies, and local residents. OCHD provides in-kind staff support to
coordinate the coalition, and will continue this support throughout the project period. Kristina
Ottenwess, Health Education Supervisor will provide her expertise in Health Education and
Health Communication to guide hired OCHD health education staff in the development of
the Communications Plan and will oversee communications-related activities (e.g., design of
visual communication strategies, ensuring consistency in messaging, etc.) as well as
development and implementation of related public health education strategies, Additionally,
Samantha Montney will be the staff support for maintaining and building the HPWC
coalition including assessment, strategic and sustainAility planning, organization of coalition
meetings, and engaging community partners.
Scope of Work:
Oakland University, on behalf of Oakland County Health Division, has received funding and
technical support from a Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan grant to support development of a
pilot Prescription for Health Program in Pontiac, Michigan. Given their expertise in public
health education, health communications and experience in successfully managing integrated
community-wide public health strategies, and to maintain consistency with current HPWC
communication strategies, Oakland County Health Division will be subcontracted to manage
development and implementation of communications and health education plans and
materials for the Pontiac Prescription for Health project.
For this project, Oakland County Health Division will lead communication activities
associated with all projects and for the Healthy Pontiac, We Can coalition, including
developing, implementing, and evaluating written communications plans, design of all
communication activities, providing printing and mailing service, and reporting on
communications outcomes to the PI and Co-PI.
OCHD staff will also provide development and implementation assistance to the Oakland
University Program Coordinator, Principal Investigator and other program staff to plan, and
implement grant activities.
OCHD will hire and supervise of a part-time Public Health Educator who works directly with
community partners to implement the initiatives outlined in the BCBSM grant. Kristina
Ottenwess, Health Education Supervisor will provide expertise in Health Communication
and Health Education to guide development of the Communications Plan and will oversee
communications activities (e.g., design of visual communication strategies, ensuring
consistency in messaging, etc.). Additionally, Sam Montney will be the staff support for
maintaining and building the HPWC coalition including, assessment, strategic and
sustainability planning, organization of coalition meetings, and engaging community
partners.
Method of Accountability: OCHD will be monitored by the PI (Dr. Laurel Stevenson) and
Co-PI (Dr, Jennifer Lucarelli ). The team will meet at least monthly to provide progress
updates.
Attachment 2: Staffing
Oakland University Principal Investigator:
Laurel Stevenson, PhD MPH
Title: Assistant Professor of Health Sciences
Office: 433 Meadow Brook, Rd.
3099 Human Health Building
Rochester MI 48309-4452
Phone: (248) 364-8665
Fax: (248) 364-8657
Oakland County Health Division Sub-Contractor Principal Investigator
Lisa McKay Chias son, MPH
Title: Administrator, Community Health Promotion and Intervention Services
Office: 1200 N. Telegraph, Pontiac MI 48341
Phone: (248) 858-1395
Fax: (248) 858-5428
Attachment 3: Itemized Budget and Justification
Pontiac Prescription for Health Project
SUBCONTRACT
Oakland County Health Division Budget
Total Request $13,308
Oakland University BCBSM Pontiac
Sub-Recipient
Prescription for Health
Budget
County Health Division Organization Name: Oakland
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Peitinnel ' .•TOTAL HOURS Salary Total
Public Health Educator II PTNE — March 1
2018 — September 30 2018
Total Personnel
Fill* Benefits
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Public Health Educator II — 5.64% 5.64% $575
$575 Total Fringe Benefits
Travel
In-state Travel $545
Out of State Travel $0
Total Travel $545
Supplies'
Printing $1,000
Postage $0
Materials and Supplies $1,000
Total Supplies $2,000
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Total Contractual $0
Telephone Communications-1 years $0
Advertising $0
Computer-Information Technology $0
Liability Insurance $0
In-Direct Costs—Not allowed by funding agency (BCBSM) $0
Total Other $0
.GRAND :TOTAL : $13,308
Salary and Wage Costs - $10,189
Public Health Educator II (PTNE) - $42,384 annual rate (500 hours) This position will be
dedicated to the project for a total of 500 hours (March 1 2018-September 30 2018). This
position will be responsible for assisting the Principal Investigator with operationalization
of the BCBSM grant activities and implementation of the Pontiac Prescription for Health
Work Plan. With art excellent understanding of best practices in community-based
strategies to improve healthy eating and physical activity in diverse populations, they will
ensure research-based and innovative strategies are implemented efficiently and
successfully. They will work directly with partnering agencies to determine appropriate
logistics for program implementation, and to provide appropriate training as necessary.
They will serve as a point of contact for partnering agencies and will be available to
troubleshoot logistical issues. They will participate in relevant community activities and
will regularly visit sites to provide guidance and support to community partners. They
will interact with program participants regularly through events, telephone, and electronic
communication strategies. This staff will lead communication activities associated with
all grant-related projects and will work with Kristina Ottenwess, Health Education
Supervisor, to develop and coordinate communications activities for the Healthy Pontiac,
We Can! coalition. This includes development and design of all communication
activities, providing printing and mailing services, and developing, implementing, and
evaluating written communications plans, in collaboration with the Principal Investigator
at Oakland University. They will also participate in evaluation activities as time allows.
This position will provide support to the Healthy Pontiac, We Can! coalition and will
attend all meetings,
Fringe Benefits - $575
Public Health Educator II PTNE fringe benefits estimated at 5.64% of salary..
Travel - $545
In-state travel - Mileage is reimbursed at a rate of .545 cents per mile. Estimated at 1000
total miles.
Supplies - $2,000
Print Costs - $1,000 — for project related printing including recruitment and educational
materials
Postage — $0
Materials and Supplies - $1,000 — for project related supplies, participant incentives, etc,
Other Categories - $0
Telephone Communications — $0
Advertising-$0
Computer-Information Technology Charges — SO
Liability Insuranee-$0 —Not allowed for primary contract to Oakland University or any
subcontracts, per funding agency (Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan)
Indirect Costs - $0 —Not allowed for primary contract to Oakland University or any
subcontracts, per funding agency (Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan)
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue Care Network Cs:2 of Michigan
600 E. Lafayette Blvd.
Detroit, MI 48726-2998
bcbsm.com
Award Letter
November 10, 2017
Jennifer Lucarelli
Associate Professor
Chair, Interdisciplinary Health Sciences
Oakland University
433 Meadow Brook Road
Rochester, MI 48309-4452
Dear Ms. Lucarelli,
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan (BCBSM), Social Mission Department is pleased to award
Oakland University a charitable contribution in the amount of $50,000 for the development,
implementation and evaluation of Healthy Pontiac Prescription for Health, a pilot program to
increase healthy eating, increase physical activity and promote healthy lifestyles for residents of
Pontiac, Michigan with the assistance of Healthy Pontiac, We Can! coalition.
This AWARD shall be used to leverage any additional funding necessary for full implementation of
the pilot program. If such funds are not received within a reasonable time frame and hinder
program implementation Blue Cross may request AWARD funds be returned. Please be advised,
funds are to be used as specified in this letter. Oakland University's acceptance of the AWARD
funds constitutes an acknowledgement and acceptance of all the terms and conditions contained
herein. In the event that AWARD funds are not used for approved purposes within one month
after the end of the AWARD period, unspent funds must be returned.
AWARD Period - This AWARD shall begin December 1, 2017 and end June 30, 2019.
Project Objectives —The Healthy Pontiac Prescription for Health pilot will educate a minimum of
100 uninsured and underinsured residents on the importance of physical activity and healthy
eating and provide direct access to community healthy living services through prescriptions
obtained from safety net providers. Healthy eating prescriptions will provide access to free fresh
fruit and vegetables from local produce markets. Physical activity prescriptions will provide
recommendations to local parks with adult fitness equipment and access to free recreation
programming and nearby free exercise classes! wellness programs.
Work Location - Oakland University, 433 Meadow Brook Road, Rochester, MI 48309-4452
Equipment Resources -Tools for this engagement (Personal Computers, phone land lines, office
space etc.) shall be provided by Oakland University.
Description of Services - Oakland University agrees to perform services under this AWARD as
requested and authorized by the Project Administrator (or an employee designated by the Project
Administrator). The parties acknowledge and agree to the following:
Develop, implement and evaluate Healthy Pontiac Prescription for Health, a pilot program to
increase healthy eating, increase physical activity and promote healthy lifestyles in uninsured
and underinsured residents of Pontiac, Michigan which shall include the following:
Development, implementation and evaluation of the Healthy Pontiac Prescription for
Health pilot.
a. Collaborate with health care providers serving low-income and uninsured patients
to identify 100 potential participants, provide them with vouchers, education, and
ongoing support to gain access to fresh fruits and vegetables and resources to
engage in a variety of physical activities.
b. Engage Healthy Pontiac, We Can! coalition, Oakland County Health Division, St.
Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital, Mercy Place Clinic, Oakland Integrated Healthcare
Network, and the Gary Burnstein Community Health Clinic in the design and
implementation of the pilot program
c. Utilize Community Health Workers, Community Health Navigators, Public Health
Nurses and Public Health Nutritionists in pilot
d. Implement a voucher tracking system and voucher redemption sites
e. Develop and implementation of engagement, recruitment and promotion strategies
to encourage participation in the pilot program
f. Develop and implement evaluation strategies, including the Michigan Farmers
Market Association Prescription for Health Evaluation Tools, to capture:
i. Residents reached,
ii. Vouchers distributed and redeemed
iii. Improvements in health behaviors (# of servings of fruits and vegetables
consumed, # of minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity) and
possibly improvements in health status (e.g., blood pressure, cholesterol,
HbA1c levels)
iv. Participant, coalition and safety net clinic satisfaction with program
g. Collaborate with community organizations and recreational centers to support the
program
Status Reports - Oakland University will provide a mid-year report, on the services listed above
summarizing AWARD related activities, including the progress made on achieving the AWARD
objectives, any problems or obstacles encountered and a cumulative financial report, as follows:
• for the December 1, 2017 —June 30, 2018 period by July 31, 2018
• for the July 1— December 31, 2018 period by January 30, 2019
• for January 1,2019 —June 30, 2019 period (final report) by July 31, 2019
In addition, Oakland University may, as needed, host a site visit and/or 30-minute conference call
with BCBSM staff to discuss any issues or concerns.
Final Report - A final report is due to BCBSM within 30 days of the end of the AWARD period (i.e.,
July 31, 2019). The report should include the following information:
• Summary of Healthy Pontiac Prescription for Health development, implementation,
evaluation of pilot.
• Copy of all Healthy Pontiac Prescription for Health materials.
• A minim urn of three success stories from Healthy Pontiac Prescription for Health
participants.
• A selection of photos, with completed BCBSM's "Waiver and release", ideally to correspond
with success stories.
• A minimum of three success stories from organizations engaged in Healthy Pontiac
Prescription for Health and part of Healthy Pontiac, We Canl coalition or safety net clinic
implementation sites
• Lessons learned from the pilot, plans for the future and the sustainability plan that will
continue the program into the future
• Final accounting of grant funding including identification of all partnering organizations and
total funds leveraged.
Administrative Contacts - The Oakland University Administrator for this AWARD is Laurel
Stevenson, Assistant Professor of Health Sciences, Oakland University. The telephone number for
the Oakland University Project Administrator is 248-364-8665.
Responsibilities — Oakland University and BCBSM agree that each party is responsible to fulfill
certain, key responsibilities in order to achieve successful outcomes. The key responsibilities of
each party are detailed as follows:
BCBSM Responsibilities
a) Provide $50,000 in funding for
the program
b) Conduct a minimum of one site
visit
c) Collaborate on press releases
and other external
communication including all
marketing materials
d) Brand program promotional
materials jointly
e) Review and determine
completion of services and
deliverables.
Oakland University Responsibilities
a) Provide leadership to Healthy Pontiac Prescription for
Health development, implementation and evaluation
b) Perform services as outlined in this AWARD
c) Secure any necessary additional funds to fully implement
the program as outlined in this letter of agreement
d) Collaborate on press releases and other external
communications including marketing materials
e) Brand program promotional materials jointly
f) Provide technical assistance to safety net clinics and
voucher sites and manage collection of evaluation data
g) Produce status reports and final report
h) If needed, host site visits and/or 30-minute quarterly
conference calls with BCBSM staff
Joint Responsibilities - The Parties will jointly develop the news releases pertaining to this AWARD
and they shall not be made without prior written approval of the Parties. Oakland University
agrees that it will not use BCBSM's logos and/or any trademarks or service marks without BCBSM's
prior written consent. Oakland University also agrees that it will not use any logo, trademarks or
service marks owned by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association without BCBSM's prior written
consent.
Key Personnel - Following is a list of key personnel for this AWARD.
BCBSM Key Personnel Oakland University Key Personnel
Name Title Name Title
Pam Yager Manager, Social Mission Jennifer Lucarelli Associate Professor
Chair, Interdisciplinary Health
Sciences
Shannon Carney Oleksyk Senior Health Care Analyst Laurel Stevenson Assistant Professor of Health
Sciences
Relevant Documents — BCBSM's " Waiver and release", which grants BCBSM the right of use and
license of an individual's photograph, name, likeness, voice, performance, biography, and/or
composition by BCBSM as part of training presentations and/or marketing promotions.
Final Inspection and Acceptance - BCBSM shall inspect all services completed by Oakland
University under this AWARD. The Project Administrator must provide written acceptance that the
services have been completed by Oakland University as required under this AWARD. If the
completed services have not been accepted by the Project Administrator, Oakland University
agrees to provide all necessary materials, permits, and services required at no additional cost to
BCBSM until the Project Administrator provides written acceptance.
Pricing Schedule - The cost for such services shall not exceed $50,000.00 inclusive of all expenses.
Funding Allocation - Financial resources, of $50,000 to be used for the development,
implementation and evaluation of Healthy Pontiac Prescription for Health.
Payment Structure - BCBSM will pay for this AWARD in one payment of $50,000.000 on or before
December 31, 2017. At the end of this AWARD, Oakland University will provide BCBSM a final
accounting of expenses.
Independent Entities Clause - BCBSM and Oakland University are independent entities. Nothing in
this AWARD shall be construed as, or be determined to create, a relationship of employer and
employee, or principal and agent, joint ventures, partners or any relationship other than that of
independent parties contracting with each other solely for the purposes of carrying out the
provisions of this AWARD.
Indemnification: Oakland University agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless Blue Cross
and its trustees, directors, officers, agents and employees from and against all claims, losses,
damages, liabilities, costs, expenses, judgments, causes of action and obligations whatsoever,
including all costs and reasonable attorney fees, incurred for or in connection with an injury, death
or damage to any business entity, person or property, arising out of, resulting from, or in any way
connected with the negligence or wrongful acts, errors, omissions, incompetence, malpractice,
misfeasance and/or malfeasance of the grantee or any entity or person associated with Oakland
University including but not limited to employees, officers, contractors, agents and volunteers
which may be filed or alleged in connection with Oakland University performance of the
responsibilities described in this AWARD and/or subsequent grant documents.
Project Administrator - The Project Administrator for this AWARD is Shannon Carney Oleksyk. The
telephone number for the Project Administrator is (517) 325-4595.
Contract Administrator - The Contract Administrator is Pam Yager. The telephone number for the
Contract Administrator is (517) 325-4596.
Sincerely,
' - r -• t A A,,,_
Todd Anderson
Director
Public Policy and Social Mission
FISCAL NOTE (MISC. #18095) April 19, 2018
BY: Commissioner Thomas miadleton, Chairperson, Finance Committee
IN RE: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES/HEALTH DIVISION - BLUE CROSS, BLUE
SHIELD OF MICHIGAN/OAKLAND UNIVERSITY PRESCRIPTION FOR HEALTH FISCAL YEAR 2018
GRANT ACCEPTANCE
To the Oakland County Board of Commissioners
Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen:
Pursuant to Rule XII-C of this Board, the Finance Committee has reviewed the above referenced resolution
and finds:
1. The resolution authorizes the acceptance of funding in the amount of $13,308 from Oakland
University to support development, implementation, and evaluation of a pilot Prescription for Health
Program within the City of Pontiac.
2. Funding will be used to manage development and implementation of communications, health
education plans, and materials for the Pontiac Prescription for Health project.
3. The grant will fund up to 500 hours of project time for one (1) Special Revenue (SR) Part-Time
Non-Eligible (PTNE) Public Health Educator II position, utilizing an existing SR full-time eligible
Public Health Nurse III position (#1060233-05163) within the Health Division.
4. The grant funding period is March 1, 2018 through September 30, 2018.
5. The future level of service, including personnel, will be contingent upon the level of funding
available.
6. The FY 2018 Special Revenue Budget is amended as follows:
OU PRESCRIPTION FOR HEALTH FUND (#28621)
GR0000000822 / Budget Reference 2018 activity: GLB analysis: GLB
FY 2018
Revenues
1060233-133390-650104 Contributions Operating
Total Revenues
$13,308
$13,308
Expenditures
1060233-133390-702010
1060233-133390-722740
1060233-133390-731388
1060233-133390-732018
1060233-133390-750294
Salaries
Fringe Benefits
Printing
Travel and Conference
Materials and Supplies
Total Expenditures
$10,188
575
1,000
545
1,000
$13,308
dor1missioner Thomas Middleton, District #4
Chairperson, Finance Committee
FINANCE COMMITTEE VOTE:
Motion carried unanimously on a roll call vote with Zack absent.
Resolution #18095 April 19, 2018
Moved by Fleming supported by McGillivray the resolutions (with fiscal notes attached) on the amended
Consent Agenda be adopted (with accompanying reports being accepted).
AYES: Dwyer, Fleming, Gingell, Hoffman, Jackson, Kochenderfer, KowaII, Long, McGillivray,
Middleton, Spisz, Taub, Tietz, Weipert, Woodward, Zack, Berman, Bowman, Crawford. (19)
NAYS: None. (0)
A sufficient majority having voted in favor, the resolutions (with fiscal notes attached) on the amended Consent
Agenda were adopted (with accompanying reports being accepted).
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HEREVAPPROVE THIS RESOLUTION
CHIEF DEPUTY COUNTY EXECUTIVE
ACTING PURSUANT TO MCL 45$59A (7)
STATE OF MICHIGAN)
COUNTY OF OAKLAND)
I, Lisa Brown, Clerk of the County of Oakland, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution is a true and
accurate copy of a resolution adopted by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners on April 19, 2018, with
the original record thereof now remaining in my office.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the County of Oakland at Pontiac,
Michigan this 19th day of April, 2018.
Lisa Brown, Oakland County