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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/24/2013 WB Agenda Packet Regular MtgCity of Bakersfield Water board Regular Meeting of July 24, 2013 Kern River at First Point Water Resources File Packet WATER BOARD Harold Hanson, Chair Russell Johnson -Vice Chair Bob Smith CITY OF BAKERSFIELD WATER BOARD REGULAR MEETING Wednesday, July 24, 2013 - 2:00 p.m. Water Resources Building Conference Boom 1000 Buena Vista Road, Bakersfield, CA 93311 AGENDA 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. ROLL CALL 3, MINUTES A. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 8, 2013 for approval - For Board Review and Action 4. PUBLIC STATEMENTS 5. KERN RIVER LEVEE DISTRICT A. Isabella Dam Safety Modification Project Update - For Board Information b. REPORTS A. Kern River & Isabella Reservoir Operations Report - For Board Information B. Presentation by Representatives of California Water Service Company p y regarding Annual Consumer Confidence Water Quality Report - For Board Information C. Fish & Wildlife Service Designation of Critical Habitat for the Buena Vista Lake Shrew Report - For Board Information 7. DEFERRED BUSINESS /0000 • B A K E R S F I E "ftwaft L D WATER BOARD Harold Hanson, Chair Russell Johnson -Vice Chair Bob Smith CITY OF BAKERSFIELD WATER BOARD REGULAR MEETING Wednesday, July 24, 2013 - 2:00 p.m. Water Resources Building Conference Boom 1000 Buena Vista Road, Bakersfield, CA 93311 AGENDA 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. ROLL CALL 3, MINUTES A. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 8, 2013 for approval - For Board Review and Action 4. PUBLIC STATEMENTS 5. KERN RIVER LEVEE DISTRICT A. Isabella Dam Safety Modification Project Update - For Board Information b. REPORTS A. Kern River & Isabella Reservoir Operations Report - For Board Information B. Presentation by Representatives of California Water Service Company p y regarding Annual Consumer Confidence Water Quality Report - For Board Information C. Fish & Wildlife Service Designation of Critical Habitat for the Buena Vista Lake Shrew Report - For Board Information 7. DEFERRED BUSINESS Water Board Agenda July 24, 2013 Page NFW : USINESS A. Water Sale Agreement with Kern Diver Endowment Foundation o For Board Review and Action B. Update on Kern Groundwater Management Committee - For Board Information C. Water Conservation Inserts Mailed With Monthly Water Bills - For Board Information and Action 9. NSCELLANEOUS !1� ATER :OAf�[� ST�TFMENTS i I :LCO)SEL�) SESSION '' .1.00)SED SESSION �CTICO N M ART CHIANELLO, P.E. Water Resources Manager POSTED: July 19, 2013 Regular Water Board Meeting July 24, 2013 3. MONO ES A. Minutes of the Regular Muting of May 3, 2013 for approval - For Board Review and Action M NUVES OF YHF REGULAR MEETNG WADER BOARD o cffY OF Q /. ° KF RSN E LDD Ater Resources Building Conference Room 1 000 Buena Vista Road, Bakersfield, CA 93311 ( "hairman Hanson called the meeting to orde7 at 2000 porgy, 2, RIOLL CALL Present: Chairman Han3)on, Member Johnson, Member Smith Absent: None 3. M�NU7ES A. Minutes of the regular Meeting of March 13, 2013 for approval 6u ®fo®fl by Sm§�h �O GpPF0eG �hG Moflu�95 09 f ha ireou §cgr meaff g ofd March � 339 20 � 3 wKh the c of ec'Hon �o ftm T T e �o Teflac� Chao =an Hanson. APPROVED ALL AYES 4. IIIUSLQc S7A7EM C N7S None 5. KERN RWER LEVEE DDSVRIIC i A. Isabella Dares Sa 'ety Modification Project Update Art Chianello, Water Resources Manager, provided information regarding the Isabella Dares Safety Modification Project, including frequently asked questions and answers. A frequent question is What is the estimated roJect repair costs? According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the repair costs are estimated to be $400 to 00 million, For Board information, no action taken. B A K E R S F I E L D M NUVES OF YHF REGULAR MEETNG WADER BOARD o cffY OF Q /. ° KF RSN E LDD Ater Resources Building Conference Room 1 000 Buena Vista Road, Bakersfield, CA 93311 ( "hairman Hanson called the meeting to orde7 at 2000 porgy, 2, RIOLL CALL Present: Chairman Han3)on, Member Johnson, Member Smith Absent: None 3. M�NU7ES A. Minutes of the regular Meeting of March 13, 2013 for approval 6u ®fo®fl by Sm§�h �O GpPF0eG �hG Moflu�95 09 f ha ireou §cgr meaff g ofd March � 339 20 � 3 wKh the c of ec'Hon �o ftm T T e �o Teflac� Chao =an Hanson. APPROVED ALL AYES 4. IIIUSLQc S7A7EM C N7S None 5. KERN RWER LEVEE DDSVRIIC i A. Isabella Dares Sa 'ety Modification Project Update Art Chianello, Water Resources Manager, provided information regarding the Isabella Dares Safety Modification Project, including frequently asked questions and answers. A frequent question is What is the estimated roJect repair costs? According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the repair costs are estimated to be $400 to 00 million, For Board information, no action taken. Bakersfield, California, May 8, 2013 m Page 2 ' KEF'?N �'IVE�`? LEVFE [i�ISI- I(_:-I- c.:c•�r�tir���F -�c� City Staff responded by stating draft terms for a reimbursement agreement have been discussed among the Kern liver Interests and written by the bureau of reclamation. However, city staff will discuss Councilmember Johnson's proposal at a future Kern Diver Water 0sers meeting. A. Kern Diver & Isabella Reservoir Operations Report John Ryan, Hydr graphic Supervisor, reviewed the graphs and stated the Kern Diver reservoir natural flow pealed on May ],It; storage is just under 1 03,000 acre feet and continues to reduce. Formal storage for this time is 232,000 acre feet. The Kern Diver Basin Snowpack Accumulation is at almost zero. For Board information, no action taken. �. 0pdate on Kern [Integrated Regional water Management Plan (IRWMP) water Conservation Grant Application Submitted by the city of Bakersfield and ID4. 7. DEFERRED o U &NESS m None 3. NEW BU &NESS A. An Ordinance amending Section 14.c4.120 of the Bakersfield) Municipal Code Relating to bates and Fees. Maurice Randall, Business Manager, stated the proposed change would require the fees charged to developers be paid at issuance of a building permit or recording of final reap, which occurs first. otion by Smith §0 apprCys tt7q ordinance ralcrting t0 rat(qs c7nd bes cynd rafer tO the full Coil y Cc. Unc-rl f0r C0nsic•(arc7ti0n c7nd crpprovtrl_f''F''h?OVED ALL A Y =S makorsfiel o California, May 30 201 - Page 3 Harold Hanson, Chairman City of Bakersfield Water Bard Bobbie Zaragoza, CIMC Secretary, City of Bakersfoe,�d Water Board I?e ular Wafer Board fleeting July 24, 2013 KE' N �IVEF'' LFVE =E [��ISTF'�IC;�-T A. Isabella Dam Safety Modification Project Update - For Board Information ! I: ial/! 111! IAf ►Y!1 » \'m� H 0 I s (last 30 de s) • The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District awarded a contract to Gulf South Research Corporation to conduct user surveys and collect visitor information at recreation sites around Isabella Lake beginning Memorial Day weekend and lasting throughout the summer recreation season. Information collected this summer will help support a recreation plan that will further explore and identify options for mitigation to offset the potential adverse effects project construction may have on recreation. The recreation plan is being developed by the Corps in coordination with the U.S. Forest Service, which has managed recreation at the lake since 1991. The Corps and Forest Service plan to hold public scoping meetings this summer to obtain additional comments about recreation. Meeting dates have not been determined at this time. The press release can be viewed here: http://I.usa-gov/10tce28 • The Corps is and will continue to work with media outlets, local governments, businesses, and the public to explain that the current low lake level and Kern River flow downstream of the dam are not being caused by pool restrictions imposed by the Corps due to the condition of the dam. • The Corps is and will continue to conduct testing of the various materials to be excavated during the course of the project, including soil/rock core drilling and excavations. Looking Ahead cneXtsoaeys) • Continue collection of user surveys and visitor information at recreation sites around Isabella Lake, lasting throughout the summer recreation season. • Continue surveying and geotechnical investigations at the project site. • Continue coordination with U.S. Forest Service and the public in planning efforts for the relocation of recreation facilities. Current Lake Status co3Juna, The current pool resides at 105,427 acre-ft, an elevation of 2544.15feet (IPD) or 2547.91(NAVD 88) which is 29% of the restricted pool. As part of our interim risk reduction measures, Isabella Lake has a restricted elevation of 2585.5 feet (361,250 acre-ft). Current Lake Status can be viewed at http://130.165.21.224/fcgi-bin/hourly.pv?report=ico b 1 6; U.S. Army Corps 1211 of Engineers 123, Sacramento District June 2013 Pre - Construction, Engineering and Design 2013-2016 Tiered NEPA Documents: Highway 178 Relocation December 2013 Begin Highway 178 Relocation Construction Summer 2015 Dam & Spillway Construction 2017-2020 ............ All Dates ` u - ect to Change—Ock on fink above for current schedule and infographic Project Web page: http://www.spk.usace.army.miI/ Missions/CivilWorks/ lsabellaDam.aspx Project Video Sacramento District Homepage: www. spk. usace. army. mi I Phone: 916-557-5100 Follow us on: McCsT��:-,y App�auda Fee-q;,-mqs anel Water Fundong BS'M, Lgks QQssbsHsi Project Funds July 1 ®o 2013 Today, C',,,ongressman McCarthy ,, feted are support of the -scab Year 2014 En orgy and Water appropriations biJ�, the annum funding bib[, that funds th"M ,;. Department of Energy, Army Corps ®f Bureau of Recaamatic.,-.)n and other agendes. NotaNy, the Na incUss $23.2 million in important funding that McCarthy supports for the Lal<e nsabe�0a Project. !ks the Corps moves �n"m the �zl.reconstructon, engineering, and do..53�gn phase and inffia� construction, these funds wM ensure tlr,�e project continues to move forward. qs IS 7--3idents of Bakersfie!d, the Kern River Valley, and all of Kern critical project for the County, g5 said McCarthy. "The U.,, Army Corps of Engirl rs understands thle importance of ccmpleting this pro jeCt as quickly as possible, and I wi!l continue to work Mth the Corps to ensure t,`iat they address J� needs of our community. This week's action by the House is an irrportar,,I step to enable tide Corps to ramp up activities to break ground on this prqiect in an expeditious manner. 97 McCarth� \i voted in support of the FY 2014 Energy & Vv'atsr appropriations N (H.R. 2609)5 which pEi,I:-),qPH, the House by a bid ,,zrt'�san vote of 227-198. The overO N prov'Kfes $30.4 biNion in funding, a cut of $20 9 biflion br;low the FY 2013 enacted �evea, as the House continues to reduce cvera�� government spentfing to out the annuaa deficit wMe funding nacessary infrastru(::ture projects across the nation. Regular Water Board Meeting July 24, 2013 A. 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You can help by... t ie .)ver� ge I)oL; fie loid wastes checking your toilet, faucets, 10,000 gallons per year on leaks showerheads, and appliances e. r i c-) u i t o. f i I I J g P uo I for' I a w lot x '�,[ i i A f 3 ! f£ I i 011' tx ookyw 5 EP) r,<egul r Water Board Meeting July 24, 2013 6. 11RFPORYS ccnNnued p Fish & Wildlife Service Designation of Critical Habitat for the Buena vista Lake Shrew Deport -Igor Board Information From: sarah 5went YC&fws.aov Subject: Critical Habitat Designated for Buena Vista Lake Shrew in Kings and Kern County Date: Tuesday, 3 uly 02, 2013 8:18:24 AM For a.medi rr ate Re �-51,se usna V'Ovta Lake ZhFaul-s C r 'OV ca � H a b�� a � Can 9_'� S n a �oc� Do Sacranwnto, Calif. -- The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (Service), is designa:�ing approximately 2,485 acres across six units in Kern and Kings counties as critical habitat for the endangered Buena Vista Lake shrew (shrew) under the Endangered Sp.,ccies Act (ESA). ie final designation is a reduction of 2,697 acres from the 2012 revised proposed rule. Both the 0_,,rmsignation and its final economic analvsis are now available at,�=,regulations. 1z, - Designating areas as critical habitat does not establish a ref-age or sanctuary for a species. Critical habitat is a tool to ensure Federal agencies fulfill their conservation responsibilities and consult with the Sea-vice if their actions may affect critical habitat for listed: species. Activi*t�,cmq on private lands that don't Federal permits or funding are not affected by a critical habitat designation. ie final critical habitat des1_,-. ation for the shrew publishes in the Federal I'legister on July 2, 2013, becomes effective on August 1, 2013. Areas designated as critical halr)itat contain one or more habitat features essential for the shrew's conservation. These essential features consist of permanent and intermittent riparian or wetl' and communities that contain: areas with thick cover of leaf litter o-,. dense mats of low - lyilng vegetation" suitable moisture supplied by a shallow water table, irrigation, or proximity to permanent or semio - permanent water; and a consistent and diverse Sup-,DIV of prey. In the anal rule, the 2 687-acre Kern Fan Recharge Unit was excluded from the final rule based on the consistent implementation of a habitat mar-iagement plan by the City of Bakersfield for the benefit of the subspecies. Also removed an additional 1® acres of large canals from the Goose Lake and Kern Lake Units -because those areas , ,iave none of the essential habitat feaW-.-,,--_,,s identi-1ed above. Developed areas such as lands covered by buildings and pavement were excluded. Any such lands inadvertently left inside critical habitat boundaries shown on the maps of this final rule have been excluded by text in t1l"ie rule, and are not designated as critical habitat. ­,,'', 111, 0 Mi (DIM M.1ii.ii, �i,� I 4F k, _y1saizramento/. Public comments received, copies of the proposed ruJ�cs and final rule, and the final economic --A-2009-0062). analysis can be at www-reguia (search Dock F Docket # WS—Rg—L S About the sulbspec!es le si-d-.-Ilew has been listed as endangered since 2002. It is a shy tiny mammal that has lost more than 95 percent of its historic habitat in the southern San Joaquin Valley. lit weighs about the same as an American quarter and is only 4 inches long, including its tail. The shrew has a long spout, small eyes, and ears that, are mc,s�' concealed by sc ft ft1r. The fur as predominantly black with bra . -.�r specks on the back., and smoke- colored gray underneath. Shrews benefit surrounding plant communities by consuming large quantities of insect pests. Biologists believe that historically the shrew occurred widely in the marsh "&,rids of the Tulare Basis. By the time biologists first discovered it in 1 932 most of these marshes were drained or dried up by water diversions, little, if any, cultivated land was included in the final critical habitat designation because the shrew is not known to live on regulaurly tilled land. Remak,u g shrew po ations zxe threatened by uncertain water supply, and by naturally C. occI-'- - �g catastrophes such as droucaht, disease and fire. water is a vital component of the shrew's environment because of the moisture required to support the vane .y of insects tliat are its primary food source. A high - resolution photograph is) available for the media to use (with proper photo credit) at: 'h - /www. flick r. com /search'' ?.q .i!�no °r�z2DY .ins -ta._" /%n ?(- !.I,ak�. shrw The mission of the U.S. Fish and wildlife service is working with others to conserve, protect, and enhance fish, wildlife, plants, and their habitats �� or the continuing benefit of the American people. We are both a leader and trust I pa lner on fish and wild fife conservation, known for our scientific excelle ce, stewardship of lends and natural resou : -ces, dedicated professionals, and commitmen a. to publi Regular Water Board Meeting July 24, 2013 8. NEW o US�NESS A. Water Sale Agreement with Kerry River Endowment Foundation - For Board Review and Action �1�T WA __ R SUPPLY AGREEMENT T�Js Agreement is entered into this day of 2013 betwnen the City,,,rf Bakersfield, a C I arter city and municipal corporation ("City") and Kern River Corridor and Holding C'.) , a California non -profit corporation ("Corridor"). RECITALS WHEREAS, Corridor is the owner of approximately 936 acres of property lying on both sitp.T]as of the Kern River generally situated between Manor Drive and Gordon's Ferry, commonly known as the Panorama Vista Preserve ("the Preserve "), and more fully shown on 1-myh1bK "A" attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. A portion of the PreservEl., lies within the incorporated boundaries of thE) City. A large portion of the Preserve sits within ;'.'-h(,) boundaries of tha Kern River Plan, a joint C"ity and County of Kern planning area developed, to address the preservation and use of the pl,,operty lying under and along the Kern River. Corridor holds the Prroperty for the benefit of the citizens of the City, Kern County, and California. Tl-,e Corridor is recognized as an important co[Inmunity asset; and WHEREAS, Corridor is, in the process of an effort,�'-o re-vegetate portions of the Preserve approached the City to request the City's Ct:' e Re-Vegetation Project x Project") and has permission to purchase water �;or use in the Re-Vegetation Project; and WHEREAS, City is owner of certain Kern River water rights, canals and properties associated with the operation of the Kern River and owns storage space in lsabeIIa Reservoir; and WHE77 %S, City is willing to utilize portions of its Kern River water and storage r"ghts in order to provide a water supply for use by Corridor s specified hereunder. City agrees that 7 Corridor may purchase water for the Project under te � '.-erms and conditions s)et forth in this Ac.irpPment. NOW THEREFORE, iicorporating the foregoing recitals herein, City and Corridor agree as follows; 1 TERM. This Water Agreement shall have a term of ten years, , unless terminated by either party upon one written notice to the other party. The Water Sales Agro-,A-ment may be renewed by mutual agreement at the expiration of the initial term of tle Agreement for the same or mutually agreeable alternate term or terms, 2. PRICE. Corridor shall pay to City the arnourl of seventy dollars ($70.00) for each acre-l' ­,ot of water, or fraction thereof, delivered to the Preserve by ("7ity pursuant to this Agreement. This stated price is subject to either: 1) annual adjustment on the basis of the January 2013 Producer Price Index for "All Comm oditieso" published by the Bureau of Lat.,,)or Statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor (which Price Index stood at 123.2). 3. PA this Agre.p.mwit, Corridor shall forward to City a ons- Yh,,7 NTS. Upcn e xmr %ution of time deposit of tha. sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00)9 represents an estimate of of water used during the first year of this agnp-ement. Such deposit will be used to credit Corridor for future water used, until such time the deposit balance is fifty dolly - ($50-013). This sum shall be held as a deposit against any future non- payment. When the fifty dollar ($50.00) deposit has been reached, CIy shall invoice Corridor monthly for water delivered and shall be due and payable by Corridor withcn 30 days receipt o'I City invoice. No oversic",' by City in issuing such invoice shall r0pile Corridor frc,m making all payments due 'b City. 4. QUANT' -':". Cite agrees to provide to Corridor, as available sand subject to hydrologic, climatic,. and other limitations, up tc five hundred (500) acre-feet of water per year for the in'lial ten year term of the Agreement. For any subSEiquent terms of the Agreement, the. City will ag-7,� ,'7 to provide up to fifty (50) acre -feet of water per yp,�Rr, unless otherw'I7 m mutually a►reed by both parties. City makes no claims or assurances that the maximum quantity stated above, or any particular quantity of water, will be available to Corridor each and every year of this Agreement or in any particular year due to hydrologic conditions. On years dryer than 50% of average annual Kern River runoff, the available water supply will be at least equal to 500 acre - feet multiOkld! by the percentage of Kern River runoff for that year. F( r example, if it is a 20% year, the available water supply will be 5®® x 0.20 1®C acre-feet. 5. QUALiTY. City makes no claims or assurances as to the quality of water provided to and used by Corridor. Corridor understands the water delivered under this Agreement is UNTREATED AMD M07 F7 FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION AS IDZLpVERED. Corridor hereby assures City that City water to be made available under this Water Service Agreement shall be used solely for the purpose of irrigating Corridor grounds. Acceptance of %A,-,,.ter by Corridor shall constitute waiver of any City liability of water quality. 6. DELIVERY OF WATER. The place of delivery of the water shall be off the Carrier canal via a pump and or pump intake from the existing City owned r,rf%Covery well or the Kern River Channel. Corridor may construct a pipeline from pump or existing City owned recovery well to Preqr?nie for the purpose of water delivery. Such pipeline construction shall be done to the reasonable satisfaction of the My of Bakersfield Water Resources Manager or authorized representative of City. Corridor shall bear all costs and expenses of all pumps and pipeline construction and all costs and expenses related �,o the maintenance and upk.41ero of these items during the term of this Agreement or any extension thereof. Upon termination of this Agreement, the pumps and pipelines shall be removed upon request of the City, and a] costs and expenses of remcving these items shall be borne by Corridor. Corridor agrees to reimburse City for any costs and expsrsP_s incurred in connection with the maintenance, morItoring and repair of any equipment related to the ;performance of the Agreement within City owned facilities and rights-of-way. 4. USE OF WATER. Corridor shall uti".".11,._., the water received under this Agrr�,oment subject to the following conditions: a. The water shall only be used on the portion of Preserve within City limits for irrigation end incidental agricultural purposes only. b. Corridor s'lall not sell, transfer, e=,,hange or redistribute any water received under this Agreement it has given prior written notice to and received the prior written consent of City to any such proposed transfer, sale, exchange Dr redistribution. 2 C. corridor agrees that it will not Pssert or make claim to, ard take no action with rprect to any claim for apprcpriative or riparian wafer rights or water rights .0 ,,,,hts of ;Einy nature whatsoever, including any rights asso�-iated With the diversion EMd use of Kern River water, and Corridor shall not assert or claim to have ar'ly right or interest in or to any of the waters of the Kern Rrver, or the use thereof by reason of this Agreement or by reasoii of an act of operation hereunder. This Water Serjice Agreement is Can caccommodation of City, is limited in duration, and sheill not affect the water rights of either party or bla..come the basis of a 67�,,,' or precedent for future water delivery arrange mc.- nts , other than as expressly stated herein. d. Corridor shall not cause any pollution, contamination or decrease in the quality of water in the Kern River or groundwater within the City by return floes or Tier water Corridor s[lall not be negligent or 'wasteful in the use of water on Corridor's premises "Ind City may discontinue service if deemed, in City's good faith ar.d ire=_,5onablo judgment, that th e. water obtained under tnis'- Agreement is wasted or used in a manner inconsistent with the intent of t1is Agreement. The City or its duly authorized agents shall at ail reasonable times have the right of inciress to and egress from Preserve for any purpose connected with g %. the delivery or taking of City water by Corridor. B. The City or its duly authorized werts sha't'] at all reasonable times have the right of ingress to and egress from Preserve for any purpose connected with the delivery or taking of City water by Corridor. 9. WATER RD ..WT It shall be tl-- respons�Mity of Corridor to makF, order for water O— service. Order for water service must be placed at the office of the City's Kern River Dispatcher, at 32E-3716, at least forty4ght (4-8) hours in advance o" the requested date of delivery. Standing water orders are acceptable with the need for communication to the dispatcher in case there is a change in requirEld delivery flow rate. 10. Wf— _R METERS. It shall be the obligaticn of Corridor -10 provide, maintain and pay for all costs associated with City approved acre-foot water m'CF11T-r1' or meters necessary to measure the quantities of water delivered by City to Corridor from the Carrier canal, or any other source, under the terms of this Agreement. 11. IlABU Neither the City nor any of i(.s officers, agents, or employees shall be liable for the cc-, ' t­)l, carriage, handling, use, disposal, or distrtz'uticn of water received by Corridor . 12. NPEMMTY. Cor','idor shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless C, 1ty, its officers, agents and emplo�lpa_.s against any and al,' liability, claims, actions, causa..s of action or demands whatsoever against them, or any of them, before administrative or judicial tribunals of any kind whatsoever, arising out of, connected with, or caused by Corridor, Corridor employees, agents, independent contractors, compances, or subcontractors in the performance of, or cn any way arising from, the terms and provisions of this Agreement whether or not caused in part by a Eparty indemnified hereunder, except for City's sole active negFg,,once or willful misconduct. 131. ASSIGN ENT. This Agreement shall not be assigned by any party, or any party substituted, without prior wrMen consent of all the parties. Transfer of any right or rights under this �"�greement without the express written consent of ,pity shall allow City to terminate Agnqpment and any such transfer is hereby dearned a material brn�.rth. 14. NOT'CE-Sr. All notices relative to this Agra-=ment shall be given in writing and shall be personally served or sent by certified maij and be effective upon (actual personal service or depositing in the United States wail. The parties shall bel addressed as follows, or at any ether address designated oy notice: CITY': City of Bakersfield Water Resources Department 1000 Buena Vista Roac" Bakersfield, CA93311 CORRIDOR: KERN RlV7, CORMDOR ENDOWMENT AND HOLDING CO. 4550 California Avenue, 2nd Floor Bakersfield, CA 93309 15. BiNDlNG EFFECT. The rights and obligations of this Agreement shall inure to the benefit of, and bs binding upon, the parties to this Agra-m-ment G-Ind their heirs, administrators, executors, personal representa-"�ives, successors and assigns. 16. Q0IMPLIANCE WlTH ALL LAWS. Corridor shall, at Corridor's sole cc)st, comply with all of the reqwrerr,,.ents of Municipal, State, and 17- deraC authorities now in force, or which may hereafter be in force, pertaining to this Agreement, and shall faithfully observe in all activities relating to or growing out of this Agreement all Municipal ordinances and 1111ate and Federal statutes, rules or regulations, and permitting requirements now in force or which may hereafter be in force. 17. EXECUTION. This Agrnnrnent is effective upon execution. It is the product of negotiation and all, parties are equally responsible for a�Ahorship o-� this Agreement. Section 1654 of to California Civil Code shall not apply to the unterpretati ®n of this Agreement. 18. GOVERNING LAV1. The laws of the State of California will govern the validity of this Agreement, its interpretation and performance. Any litigation arising m any way from this Agreement shall be brought in Kern Count. �, California. 1 19. NEGATION OF P�kRTNERSHP. City shall not become or be dearned a partner or point venture with Corridor or associate in any such relationship with Corr°odor by reason of the provisions of this Agreement. Corridor shall not for Eliny purpose be considered an agent, officer or employee of City. 20. CORPORATE 7-IOR",". Each individual signing this Agreement on behalf of entities represent,s and warrants rrants that they are, recroectuvely, duly aUthorlzed t® sign on behalf of the er°1jties and to bind the enti-Jes fully to each and all of the obligations set forth in this Ag�,,&;Prnent. 21. NO WAIVER_ OF DEFAULT. The failure of any party to enforce against another party any provision of this Agreement shall not cc,-,.--..titute a waiver of that party's right 4 to enforce such a provision at a later time, and shall not serve to v-.-.ry the terms of this Agreement. 22..PRlOR AGREEMENTS. This agreement replaces and supersedes all prior agreements, understandings, obligations and commitments betvlelle!l the City and Corridor regarding water service, including, but not limited to, the F-ebruary 6, 2009 "Kern River Water Supply Agreement," which agreements are terminated twelve months (1 2) after the execution of this agreement. if the above correctly sets forth our mutual understanding, please execute this Agreement in -L-he space provided and retul-n a copy of this Agreement for our YaF% Sincerely, UH777­ ,,8700DQ AND Kern River Corridor Endowment and Molding Co. Ail'R. ChianeHo, PE V)Iater Resources Manager By: Title: Date: k0l as rtT_ L N L lk' a Bye ulC,r Water Board Meeting .duly 24, 2013 $, NEW BUSS NESS ccn�huswyd Bo Update on Kern Groundwater Management Committee e For Board Information K ulcar Water Board fleeting July 240 201 8. NEW BU &NESS con -Hnued r-1- Water conservation Inserts flailed With Monthly Water Bells - For Board Information and Action -ol MECtisOG°'QN CSD;MI Judy � 9, 2©T 3 70-0 �W AUER BOARD MEMBERS HAROLD HANSON, CHA RMAN RUSSELL JOHNSON, VOCF CHAIRKI— N 1603' SMffH FROM: ARY CMANKLO, �AUER RESOURCES MANAGER SUBJECT: SUMMARY OF MONTHLY WATER BILL INSERT BENEFITS AND COSTS Wh2t Is 2 ME inseirt? Bill inserts are a public 2nfo=ati!on outreach tool included in water bills. Inserts arc generally a two-sided inforniational sheet (6 1/4 inch X 3V2 inch) used to communicate a message to customers. This message could range from general conservation tips, such as "turn off the water while bt-ushing your teeth" to more detailed messages about groundwater recharge. 6P why bEq inscirts"? Whet %ire the benefits and costs ID Bill inserts are a cost-effective strategy to communicate to customers. Typical costs include printing., cutting.) and stuffing inserts into bills. These costs are al--)proxima telly ,$3,500 for 42,000 metered customers in the City's domestic water system. Reducti�)n of water use by the customers contributes to the City"s efforts to be in compliance with Sei:_iate Bill x 7 7 (20% reduction by 2020) and Assembly Bill 1420. Assembly Bill 1420 references State Water Code Section 1063 1 (t) which describes the implementation of foul-teen (14) wa-,-er Demand Management Measures (DMMs). One of the fourteen (14) DMMs is "Public Information". Also, by compl *ng with the State Water Code and the various state bills allows us yl to receive grant funding for additional water conservation dollars. 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