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Contracts
Contractor's Name
Snohomish County Regional Public Safety
Approval Date
12/5/2017
Council Approval Date
11/22/2017
Department
Police
Department Project Manager
Dan Templeman
Subject / Project Title
Emergency Communications Services
Tracking Number
0001071
Total Compensation
$0.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Contract Subtype
Interlocal Agreements
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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EXHIBIT C <br /> Principal Assessment Formula <br /> Assessments are calculated and charged separately for each Emergency Communications <br /> Service provided for each Principal that has elected to receive such service. A Principal <br /> that has elected to receive both Police and Fire/EMS Emergency Communications <br /> Services will pay one Assessment for service to its Police agency and one Assessment for <br /> service to its Fire/EMS agency. A Principal that has elected to receive only police or <br /> Fire/EMS Emergency Communications Services from Snohomish County 911 only pays <br /> an Assessment for the service so received. <br /> The Transition Period is the time period beginning on the date which Snohomish <br /> County 911 has been legally formed through the beginning of the budget year in which <br /> Snohomish County 911 begins delivering Fully Integrated Services, anticipated to be <br /> calendar year 2019. <br /> This Exhibit C sets forth Assessment Formulas applicable from and after the point that <br /> Fully Integrated Services begin, anticipated to be January 1, 2019, or whichever date is <br /> otherwise selected by the Governing Board for simplicity of budgeting purposes. For <br /> example, if Fully Integrated Services become operational in February 2019, the <br /> Governing Board may nevertheless apply the User Fee formula to fund the Net Budget <br /> for all of calendar year 2019. <br /> Capitalized terms used in Exhibit C not defined in this Exhibit C have the meaning set <br /> forth in the body of the Interlocal Agreement. <br /> Description of the formula to derive Assessments for individual Principals. <br /> Step 1: Divide the Net Adopted Budget into four cost pools: <br /> • Administration and Technology <br /> • Call Takers <br /> • Police Dispatch <br /> • Fire Dispatch <br /> The costs allocable to each cost pool are further defined below(see "Definitions") <br /> Step 2: Apply Revenues to cost pools according to the following guidelines: <br /> • E-911 Tax Revenues will first be applied to offset all costs associated with the <br /> Call Takers cost pool. Any E-911 Tax Revenues over and above the amount <br /> necessary to fund all costs in the Call Takers cost pool will be applied to fund <br /> permissible costs for such revenues within the Administration and Technology <br /> cost pool. <br /> • Subscriber Contract revenues will be applied to the Police Dispatch and/or Fire <br /> Dispatch cost pool, based on the services billed to the Subscriber. For example, <br /> C-1 <br />
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