2010/12/29 Council Agenda Packet

(8) Authorize the Mayor to sign the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Agreement substantially in the form provided for Washington Home of Your Own to build the Willows at Melvin Place and to sign necessary documents, as approved by the City Attorney's Office to implement the Agreement (9) Authorize the Mayor to sign the WashWise Program Agreement with the PUD in the amount of $341,650 (10) Authorize the Mayor to sign a Professional Services Agreement with AECOM for the Dissolved Air Conceptual Design at the Water Filtration Plant in the amount of $48,070.00 (11) Authorize the Mayor to sign Supplemental Agreement Number 1 to the Local Agency Standard Consultant Agreement with David Evans and Associates, Inc., for retaining wall design services on the 112th Street S.E. Improvement Project to extend the Agreement at no additional cost (12) Adopt Resolution authorizing the expenditure of Neighborhood Project Funds for Large Grants to the neighborhood associations (13) Authorize the Mayor to sign a Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Everett and the United States Secret Service for reimbursement of costs and expenses (14) Authorize the Mayor to sign the Purchase Reimbursement Agreement between Administrative Courts and Everett Municipal Court for reimbursement towards five JICS computers (15) CB 1012-43 — 3rd and final Reading — Adopt the Proposed Ordinance creating the special construction fund entitled "Allen Buick Redevelopment Project" authorizing the accumulation of all costs to perform city site preparation work (16) CB 1012-41 — 3rd and final Reading — Adopt the Proposed Ordinance regarding Fund 637, the City's Police Pension Fund (17) CB 1012-42 — 3rd and final Reading — Adopt the Proposed Ordinance regarding Fund 638, the City's Firefighter's Pension Fund (18) Authorize the Mayor to sign Amendment No. 5 to the Professional Services Agreement with Systems Design for emergency medical transport fee billing services in the amount of $93,058.00 (19) Authorize the Mayor to sign the revised Professional Services Agreement with the University of Washington for the City's Hazard Inventory and Vulnerability Assessment