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• ~. •I would assume from my review that both the City and the County will be able to use their Own purchasing rules for accomp3shing their respective duties under the Agreement . 3f this is not the case ,fie, g. if the Beach and. Concessions Facility was to be constructed. based on plans drawn by an`architect hired by the County with bids let out by City-County ~'urchasin the Agreement should be revised, It ~nay~well be t at with the Gounty's seventy five percent participation, it is your intent tG have the County take the major role in developments, including buildings and boat ramps, desp~,te 'the :fact that the City wi,llultmately program and operate those facilities • ~~ N:inn. Stat., section ~71.~97, Subd. 5, requires that the Agreement provide for-the disposition of propextes at the termination of the Agreement. Possibly you would like to agrQe that buildings `or gther ma3or im- provements constituting f3rtures wouldrevert to the City or County based on ownership of the underlying land. You r:,ay also want to agrEe that equipment u~ea in fulfilling the partiesi respective responsibilities .. fie. "g. paveMent si•:eeper to the City, tree trim.~er ~o the County should revert to the party responsible for the relevant operation, This consideration is valid, of course, only if the equipment is acquired under the cost sharing formula in-the agreement. 6. The paragraph relating to amendments contains a concept which I consider to be of little value -- that of being "opened for amendments." It might ,be easier simply to note the contract may be amended by agreement of the parties, reduced to writing, and attached to the original Agreement. In the second sentence, you can provide that the contracts may be canceled tic~ithzn essencepotheot Agreement is thenCleftdaopen for amendments" at all times . 7. The Agreement contains no discusseonarti~s.thAnrinjurye tort and contract liability of th part and the County on a Park site owned by the City in p in part, and operated as a point enterprise, would re- sult in a lawsuit against both. You may want to desig- nate one party as the legal representative far both in • any legal action and share any resulting litigation ex- penses and settlement or judgment costs in the seventy- five percent-twenty-five percthe ~e~~'ectivetp~rteseare you maY want to provide tt~t P .