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CONTRACT NO.
Assi2nment and Fi'rst Amendment to
CIRY of Fort Worth Villaue Creek Pt"9ject
Professional EREM Services Agreement
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF TARRANT
This,First Amendment to the City of Fort Worth Village Creek, Project Professional Energy Services Agreement ("First
Amendment"'),, as of j,2002, is entered into by and between Lone Star Energy Services, Inc. ("Provider")
and the City of Fort Miot4iT("Customer")(each may be referred to as a" 11 or collectively as the"Parties"),
The Parties,having entered into City of Fort Worth City Secretary Contract No. 26457, City of Fort Worth Village Creek
I Energy Project Professiona n Services Agreement dated effective December 20, 2000, (the ""Or vial 6z ement" and, as
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amended hereby,,the"Agreement"),hereby ny amend the Original Agreement as here* ,after set forth.
1. DEFMTIONS. All capitalized terms used but not otherwise defined in this First Amendment and the
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attachments hereto shall have the meanings ascribed to them in the Original Agreement.
218 AMENDMENTS, Effective as of the date hereof, the Original Agreement is hereby amended as follows:
2.1. Section I of the Original Agreement is hereby amended by deleting sub-sections g. and h. in their entirety and
replacing them with the following sub-sections g.and h.:
4�g. "Professional Energy- ervices fl, shall me , collectively, the services,to be provided by Provider
(and/or Provider's affiliates)to Customer at the Property,as specified Mi Attachment A and Attachment E.
h. "'Professional, Energy Services Chug "means collectively: (1)-the monthly payment, consisting
of a Fixed Component and the Variable Components, referred to in the section of this Agreement entitled
"'Professional Energy Services Charge " and in Attachment B;and(2)the charges identified in Attachment F."
2.2. Section 2 of the Original Agreement is hereby amended by adding the following sentence as the last sentence in
the section:
"The term of this Agreemej�, with respect to the! Professional Energy Services described on Attachment E shall
commence on 5*�KtL, 2 ective Diate"), and Will continue until July 1,
L 200' (the"First Amendment Eff
2021,unless terminated earlier in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement."
Section 3 of -section b. in its entirety and replacing it
23 Sect" the Original Agreement is hereby amended by deleting sub I I
with e followi g sub-section b..-
"b. Provision of Professional Eng2yServi-ces. Subject to the other terms of this Agreement during
the term of this Agreement, 'Provider and Customer Will provide the material and labor reasonably necessary for
each to perform their respective obligations described in Attachment A and Attachment E. Provider represents and
warrants,to Customer that: (1) any non-professional services and work to be provided by Provider hereunder will
be performed in a good and workmanlike manner;and(101 in providing the Professional Energy Services described
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in Attachment A to Customer, Provider will maintai, mid otherwise conform to the specifications and output and
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delivery standards set forth in Attachment C ("Output and Delete Standards"). Except as set forth on
Attachment C hereof,if at any time during the term hereof,the System,, or any part thereof, fails to perform for the
purposes intended by this Agreement,Provider agrees to take such corrective actions to cure such nonperformance
(including replacement of the System,, or any part thereof, if reparative actions, do not restore the System to its
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Professional Energy Services Agreement Page I
fully functional status),at the sole cost and expense of Provider, other than costs and expenses resulting from the
following,which shall be the sole responsibility of Customer: (1)the fault of Customer, (i0 Force Majeure Events,
(iiii)other factors out of the control of Provider,, such as outages associated with heat recovery systems, distributed
control system or other plant support systems, (1v)the unavailability, for any reason, of a replacement System,, or
any part thereof or (v) the Used Air Compressors (defined hereafter)), as Provider shall deern necessary or
appropriate. Additionally, Provider shall perform the Professional Energy Services described on Attachment E 'in
accordance with recognized industry standards. THE PARTIES ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT THE
FOREGOING REPRESENTATIONS!, WARRANTIES, AND AGREEMENTS ARE THE ONLY STANDARDS
OF PERFORMANCE AND REMEDIES APPLICABLE TO PROVIDER'S PROVISION OF PROFESSIONAL
ENERGY SERVICES OR PERFORMANCE OF ITS OBLIGATIONS DESCRIBED IN THIS AGREEMENT.
NO OTHER REPRESENTATIONS, OBLIGATIONS, OR WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,
, SHALL APPLY TO, PROVIDEWS PROVISION OF
PROFESSIONAL ENERGY' SERVICES OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS AGREEMENT AND ALL SUCH
WARRANTIES ARE HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED.193
2.4. Section 4 of the Original,Agreement is hereby amended by adding the following sub-section e:
44e. Professional Services., Customer hereby acknowledges and affirms that the Professional Energy
Services are professional services as such term,is used in Texas,Local Government Code Section 252.022(4)."'
2.5 Section 6 of the Original Agreement is hereby amended by deleting sub-section a. mi "Its entirety and replacing It
with the following sub-section a.
a. Professional Energy Services Chgges- In accordance withthis section., Customer agrees to pay
Provider both: (1) the monthly and other charges et forth in,, Attachment B commencing on. the first day of the
mont I n,after the Commissioning Date,;and(2)the charges set forth in Attachmentf commencing on the first day of
the month after the First Amendment Effective Date (as defined *in Section 2). That portion of the Professional
Energy Services Charges which is fixed(i.e.,the Fixed Component) shall be invoiced on or about the first(1')of
the month, and will be due on the,thirtieth (30'b)day of such month, andthat portion of the Professional Energy
Services Charges which i's variable (i.e., the Variable Components) from month to month (such as, Commodities
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charges,and those amounts identified in Attachment F)will be billed in arrears on or,about the first(l')day of the
month following,the month in which such variable charges are incurred and shall also be due on the thirtieth(30"b)
day of such month. Any amount not paid by the thirtieth(3&)day of the morith shall bear interest at a rate of I-
1/2%per month,but in no event to exceed the highest lawful rate of miterest."
2.5. Attachments E and F attached to this First Amendment are hereby attached to the Ori +
ginalAgreement.
3, RATIFICATIONS. The terms and provisions set forth in this First Amendment shall modify and supersede all
inconsistent terms and provisions set forth 'in the Original Agreement and all other agreements between the Parties
pertaining to the subject matter hereot and, except as expressly modified and superseded by this First Amendment, the
terms and provisions of the Original Agreement are ratified and confirmed and shall continue *in full force and effect. The
Parties agree that the Original Agreement shall continue to be legal, valid, binding,and enforceable 'in accordance With their
respective terms.
4, NO WAJIVER. Nothing contained in this First Amendment shall be construed as a waiver by any Party of any
covenant or provision of the Agreement or of any other contract or instrument between the Parties, and the failure of any
Party at any time or times hereafter to require strict performance by any other Party of any provision thereof shall not
waive, affect or daininish any right to hereafter demand strict compliance therewith. All representations and warranties,
made"in the Original Agreement shall survive the execution and delivery of this First Amendment,.
5. MISCELLANEOUS
5.1 Count , This First Amendment may be executed 'in any number of counterparts, which shall collectively
constitute one agr�eement.
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5.2 Law Govern' THIS FIRST AMENDMENT HAS BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY NEGOTIATED AND IS BEING
EXECUTED, DELIVERED AND ACCEPTED, AND IS INTENDED TO BE PERFORMED IN PART, IN THE STATE
OF TEXAS. ALL OBLIGATIONS, RIGHTS AND REMEDIES HEREUNDER SHALL, BE, GOVERN-ED BY AND
CONSTRUED AND INTERPRETED IN ACCORDANCE,WITH THE LAWS OE'TAE STATE OF TEXAS, WITHOUT
REGARD TO ANY CONFLICTS OR CHOICE OT'LAW PROVISIONS THAT MIGHT OTHERWISE APPLY.
5.3 Fm* al Ageement. The Agreement represents,the entire expression of the Parties with respect to the subject matter
hereof on the date this First Amendment is executed. The Agreement may not be contradicted by evidence of prior,
contemporaneous or subsequent oral agreements of the Parties. There are no oral or other unwritten agreements relating to
the modification of the Original Agreement between the Parties.
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EXECUTED in the City
of Fort Worth,this day of
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ATTEST- CITY OFF OQ WORT LI
. -NOW,
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By: By: 0
Gl;r-i-a Pearson,,Ci-/-§e__c5etary Assist an lits"Manag'er
APPROVED:
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By: y:
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Director, Water Department Name:
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APPROVED AS TO FORM ANTS LEGIALITY- ATTEST:
By:
Gary Steiberger
Assistant City Attorney
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Secretary
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Professional Energy Services Agreement
ATTACIUWENT E
Professional EneMy Services
A. Descri*ption of Professional Energy Sem"ces.
Provider shall perform the obligations described in Sections B. and C. of this Attachment E during the remainder of
calendar year 2002. Prior to January 1,2003,and once each calendar year thereafter,the Par-ties shall meet for the purposes
of revising this Attachment E and Attachment F and identifying modified or new obligations that Provider is to perform
during the succeeding calendar year and modified charges to be paid to Provider for performing such obligations. Unless
and until the Parties agree in writing to modify this Attachment E and Attachment F, then during each successive calendar
year,Provider shall have no obligation to provide any obligations described in this Attachment E. The Parties acknowledge
that Provider may not complete all of the obligations described herein during calendar year 20,02 and such icompletion
all not be a breach, of this Agreement; provided that, Provider will make all reasonable efforts to complete such
obligations during 2002,.
B. 2002 Scope of Work. The scope of work for year 2002 is represented below.-
Task 1. Manage Acquisition of Changes to the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission("TNRC'C"')Air Permit
Task 2-Set up Clean Air Act Regulatory Compl.ian ce'Program
Task 3: Preparation of emissions*inventory for the Property
Task 4:Management of emission reduction credits,,and
Task 5:Routine Meetings with Customer.
Each of these tasks are described in detail as follows.-
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Task 1. Manage acquisition of changes to the TNRCC Air Permit
Task I involves amending the Property's TN'RCC, Air Permit to address changes at the Property, if any, since the last
it amendment. In furtherance of this purpose, Provider will,to the extentreasonably rewired,perform one or more of
perml
the following.-
a) Review current TNRCC Air Pen-nit("Permif')and'Identify recommended changes. (Current wording of the
Property's Federal Operating Permit will be considered when identifying changes)l
b) 'Review suggested changes to the Permit with Customer for confirmation',
c) Provide suggested language for revised Permit provisions;
d): Seek to mm' im ize ongoing testing and operating requirements in Permit provisions*,
e) Prepare Permit amendment application, including revised emission calculations*,
f) Prepare application for a custom fuel-monitorig program;
g) Track application processing,and provide timely input to TNRCC questions/requests for information after consulting
with and receiving approval of Customer
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h) Manage any required public notice processes;
i) Review draft Permit wnendments prepared by TNACC and recommend changes and corrections;and
j) Review frial Permit,when amended,to confirm terms.
Task 2: Set up Clean Air Act Regulatory Compliance Program
Task 2 'involves the preparation of a Regulatory Compliance Program. to assist Customer with all of the state and federal air
compliance tssues,at the Property. In furtherance of this purposel, Provider will,,to the extent reasonably required, perform
one or more of the following.-
a) Prepare a detailed list of all air pollution sources at the Property;
b) Identify all state and federal regulatory requirements and permit requirements,that could apply to equipment/activities
at the Property; in particular,focus on Federal Operating Permit("FOP' e ification status and applicability of
federal Acid in regulations;
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c) Determ ie design parameters,and installation date for equipment/activities and determ ffie whether state and federal
regulations apply;
d) Document conclusions and actions required to achieve compliance(if any)-
e) Establish a checklist of one-thne and routine compliance activities and schedule their completion."
0 Develop a"how-to"'document for non-routine occurrences(e.g.,upsets);
g) Confirm whether each requirement is addressed in the Property's FOP;
h) 'Prepare Title V Permit Deficiency Reports/Annual Compliance Certification;
i) Based upon detailed review of Property requirements,confirm whether any changes are needed for the FOP;
j) Brief Customer on findigs and required action-,
k) Prepare application documents for any needed changes';
1) Manage any required public notice processes;
m) Review draft FOP with Customer;
n) Distribute new FOP and explain new requirements to Customer,-
0) Using checklists and guidance from Task 2.a., identify a]I record-keepig requirements and set up a record-keeping
system;
p) Identify Customer's personnel located at the Property responsible for day-to-day compliance;
q) Conduct training,as needed to establish compliant operations and address the fuel monitoring requirements for the gas
turbines,as required in the TNRCC permit and 40 CFR 60,Subpart GG;and
r) Pursue a custom fuel-monitoring plan with TNRCC in order to lessen the fuel monitoring frequency required.
Task 3-.Preparation of emissions inventory for the Property
Task 3 will include work associated with the preparation,of a TNRCC emissions *inventory for the Property. In furtherance
of this purpose, Provider will,to the extent reasonably required,perform one or more of the following:
a) Using information identified in previous 'inventories and in the detailed review of equipment at the Property(Task 2),
calculate actual emissions from such equipment and collect additional Property information,as needed on a case-by-
case basis,
b) Develop Water8/Water9 model for estimating air emissions ftom waste water treatment plant process; and
c) Prepare the emissions iv tort'which report emissions for sources required by TNRCC instruction s/gui dance.
Task 4:Management of emission reduction credits
Task 4 will include work associated with the acquisition of emission reduction credits "ERCs" d discrete emission
reduction credits("DERCs")for equipment at the Property. In furtherance of this purpose,Provider will,to the extent
reasonably required,perform.one or more of the following:
a) Review permit and emissions,inventory history to identify potential emission reduction credit or discrete emission
reduction credit opportunities,*
b) Confinn qualifying status under TNRCC rules for reductions achieved,
c) To the extent consistent with other legal requirements,review Property operations,to detennine how to maximize
ERC/DERC potential,,,and
d) Work with TNRCC to acquire E or DERCs and prepare and submit appropriate application documents.
Task 5: Routine Meetings with Customer
Task 5 will include meetings necessary to complete the work associated with Task I through 4 described above.
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C. PrOVI'der Limi*tafions. With regard to all of Provider"s obligations described in this Attachment E Micludmig the
Tasks, in each case,Customer s have the final approval authority for all submissions made to the TNRCC and all other
govern,ment authorities. Unless speclifically, required by law, Provider shall. not be a party to or sign any application or
submission made to the RCC.
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Professional Energy Services Agreement
ATTACHMENT F
Payme!nt of Professl'onal EuKM Serrices,Chi ae ,
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In the manner described in Section 6.a. of the Agreement and in consideration of Provider's performance of the obligations
described, in Attachment E, Customer shall pay Provider the Hourly Rate, as, provided, in the table lows for each hour
spent by the corresponding Provi der em ployee perform mig one or more of the obligation s,descry bed on Attachm en t E. Each
calendar year when thePartles revise Attachment E pursuant,to Attachment E,the Parties shall, if the mutually agree, also
revise this Attachment F in writling. The hourly rates for each such Provider employee and estimated, expected costs for
year 2002 are identi.fied belo,w-
Total 2002Labor Hours j Task and
EmplIffee Type
Hourly Estimated Amount of 20,02 Hours 20O Total
Expected
Rate Task I Task 2 Task 3 'Task 4 'rasik 5, i Oth er Cost Per
EmploLee Type
Clerical $60 40 24 4 28 12 li $71176.00,
Technician $90 116 78 44 20 5 5 $,2,83596.36
Proilect Engineer $1041 80 1,06 152 16 24 220 $611,934.40
Sr.
of inner $1521, 40 43 24 0 44 2 $12,31286.12
Principal $152 40 614 8 14 40 35 $30542.16
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Total,Labor Hours 316 315 232 78 1,716 27'5 $15195,35.04
by Task-
20,02'Total $1-511535-04
Expected,:
Costs,
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Professional Energy Services Agreement
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DATE REFERENCE PAGE
6/4/02 **C-1 9113 60G
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SUBJECT AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO CITY SECRET'A'RY CONTRACT NO. 26457 WITH LONE
STAR ENERGY SERVICES, INC. FOR MANAGEMENT OF AIR QUALITY PERMITS
FOR THE VILLAGE CREEK WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
RECOMMENDATION.-
It is recommended, that the City Council authorize the City Manager to execute Amendment No. 1 to
City Secretary Contract No., 26457 with, Lone Star Energy Se,rv�ices, Inc. for management of air quality
permits for the Village Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in an amount not to exceed $151,5135.04.
DISCUSSION:
On December 19, 2000 (M&C C-1 839 `), the City Council authorized the execution of a 20 ear contract
with Lone Star Energy Services,, Inc. for operation and maintenance of the Village Creek Wastewater
Treatment Plant gas turbine over generation system. The gas turbines were put in service in July 2001.
The construction and operation of this project required Texas Natural Resource Conservation
Commission, (TNRC1C) air permits. Now that the project is fully operational, it is necessary to provide
extensive testing and reporting to the TNRCC and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to satisfy
the air permit requirements. Lone Star Energy Services, Inc. has extensive experience with other
turbine projects and has agreed to ensure that the conditions of the air permits are met.
'The proposed scope of work includes, compliance wilth the TNRCC air, permits, Clean Air Act Regulatory
Compliance Program, providing an emissions inventory and management of emission reduction credits
which are required functions, associated with the turbines under the EPA Clean Air Act. The potential
value of the air emission credits for the City has been estimated to be in excess of ,000,000.00.
M/WBE - Lone Sitair Energy Services, Inc. is in compliance with the City's MNV'BE Ordinance by
committing to, an additional 4% MNVBE participation, on this Amendment No. 1. The City's goal on this
Amendment is 4%.
FISCAL IN FORMATION CERT I F ICATION**
The Finance Director certifies that funds, are available in the current operating budget, as appropriated,
of the Water and Sewer Fund.
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Submitted for City Manager's FUND ACCOUNTL CENTER AMOUNT CITY SECRETARY
Office by- (to)
rid Ott Garrett(Acting) 61,40
Originating Department Head:
Dale Fissieler 8207 from -7-539 0705002 APPROVED 06/041 012
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DATE REFERENCE NUMBER LOG,NAME PAGE
6/4/012 **Cwl 91113 60GAS 2 of 1
SUBJECT AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO CITY SECRETARY CONTRACT NOI. 26457 WITH LONE
STAR ENERGY' SERVICES, INC. FOR MANAGEMENT OF AIR QUALITY PERMIT'S
FOR THE V'ILLAG:E CREEK WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
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Additional Information Contact.
Dale Fisseler 8207
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,I-Fort Worth., Texas
Mziyur and Council' 1
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DATE REFERENCE NUMBER LOG:NAME PAGE
12/19/0 0 **Cm ii 8397 60GAS 1 of 2
SUBJECT APPROVAL OF CONTRACT WITH LONE STAR GAS ENERGY SERVICES, INC. FOR
OPERATION'S AND MAINTENANCE OF THE VILLAGE CREEK WASTEWATER
' TREATMENT PLANT GAS TURBINE POWER GEN E RATIM.N1 SYSTEM
RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommended that the City Council authorize the City Manager to execute a 20-year contract with
Lone Star Gas Energy Services, Inc. (Lone Star) for the operations and maintenance of the Village
Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Gas 'Tur'bine Power Generation System.
DISCUSSI.O.N:
On July 14, 1998 (M1 C C-16891). the City Council authorized execution of an engineering agireel ent
with Multatech Engineering for the design and construction management of the addition ofdigester as
fired turbine engine, generators at the Village Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Ins July 2000,
additional contracts were awarded, to Archer Western Construction an Solar Engines,, Inc. to, begin
construction and installation of the new turbine engine generators. Construction is underway and
should be complete by July 1, 2001.
In conjunction with this project, City staff has determined' that outsourcing the operations and
maintenance fort power generation system could provide for significant benefits to the City and has
negotiated with Lone Star, a subsidiary of TXU Energy, Services, as an experienced power generation
provider, to, provide this service at the power generation plant.,
The benefits of outsourcing the operations and maintenance include:
a) A reduction of overall risk associated with operating and maintaining the system; and
b) Guarantees on -the availability of the system reducing overall energy costs due to system,
outages-� and
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c) Eliminating an area of operation from City operations that is not part of the water department's
core businessl- and
id) Contracting with an experienced energy provider may allow for new streams of revenue in the
future from the selling of excess energy without, increasing estimated operation and
maintenance costs; and
e) Complete elimination of current outdated internal combustion engines as a backup system to
new turbine generator system.
As part of the overall agreement, Lone Star has agreed to pay for any cap lit al costs, necessary to
potentiallly sell any excess, power generated, at the Village Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant back to
the energy grid. Since there is a poitential for significant capital expenditures to Lone Star, the term, of
the contract for operations and maintena nice of the power generation plant has been set for 20-years
and coincides with the estimated useful life of the system. Although the contract is for a long-term
arrangement, it ma_y_ be terminated by the it in any year by the City Council choosing not t
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CRATE _ REFERENCE NUMBER LOG NAME PAGE**Cwl 83:97 -1 60GAS 2 of 2
SUBJECT APPROVAL + F CONTRACT WITH LONE STAR GAS ENERGY S E
OPERATIONS, AND MAINTENANCE OF THE VILLAGE GREEK WASTEWATER
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TREATMENT PLANT GAS TURBINE
appropriate Bands necessary to fund the contract in any upcoming budget year.
The monthly costs of the contract for the 20-year term is as follows:
Year 1 $71,327 per mointh Year 11 84,077 per month
Year 2 $73,204 per month Year 12 861600, pier month
Year 3 $75,137 pier month Year 1 $ 89v 198 per month
Year 4 $77,1i 2 per month Year 14 $ 911,873 per month
Year 5 $79017'9 per month Y ar 5 941630 per month
Year 6 $8,11292 per month Year 16 $ 97146 per months
Year 7 $831467 per month Year 17 $1 001,393 per month
Year 8 $851708 pier month Year 1 1031405 pier month
Year 9 $88,017 per month Year 19 $106,15,07 per month
Year 1 $90,394 par month Year 2 $109P,702 per month
Lana Star has committed to 4% E participationfor the initial year, with annual reviews during the
budgeting process.
Funding for this contract is budgeted on an annual basis. As previously stated, the contract has a
-funding out clause that provides that the contract will terminate, if the City fails, to h a get for ensuing
years..
FISCAL I C FORMATI ON/C RTI F I CATION
The Finance Director certifies that funds are available in the current operat.ing budget, as appropriated,
of the Water and Sewer Fund.
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Submitted for City Manager's FUND I ACCOUNTT' CENTER AMOUNT CITY SECRETARY
Office bar. to,
Mike Groomer 61
Originating Depiartment'Head.*
Dale F eler 820 rota APPROVED,12-19-0
City of Fort W orth, Texas
Mayor and Council
Communication
DATE REFERENCE NUMBER LOG NAME PAGE
12/19/00 **C-18397 60GAS 1 3 of 2
SUBJECT APPROVAL OF CONTRACT WITH LONE STAR GAS ENERGY SERVICES, INC. FOR
OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE OF THE VILLAGE CREEK WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT GAS TURBINE POWER GENERATION SYSTEM
PE45 539120 0705002
Additional Information Contact:
Dale Fisseler 8207