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Home My WebLink AboutWTR2700230(1) WATER SERVICE TO METRO TREATMENT PLANT W-2 3 0 B28 to proceed submit a complete breakdown of the contract price showing the value assigned to each part of the work including an allowance for profit and overhead. Upon acceptance of the breakdown of the contract price of the Engineer, it shall be used as the basis for all requests for payment. B7.07 Progress Payments The Contractor shall submit to the Municipality, not later than the 7th day of the month, a request for payment for materials furnished and work completed during the previous calendar month. Copies of such a request for payment shall be in a form a.:l number satisfactory to the Municipality. The first request for payment shall be the value of the work done and of materials proposed and suitable for permanent incor- poration in the work delivered and suitably and safely stored at the site of the work since the Contractor shall have begun the performance of the contract, and every subsequent request for payment Except the final one shall be of the value of the work done and materials delivered and suitably stored at the site of the work since the last preceding estimate was made. No request for progress payment shall be submitted when the total value of all work done and materials incorporated in the work under the contract since the last preceding estimate amounts to less than $5,000.00. With each request for payment, the Contractor shall, if required, submit satisfactory evidence of payment for all materials and labor including payments to subcontractors made during the previous month. Within 30 days after receipt of each request for payment feCOM- s mended by the Engineer, the Municipality will pay the Contractor the amount contained in the request for payment less the retained amount set forth in Section B8, Special Provisions. Errors or omissions in the original submittal that must be revised A or currectee may result in a 30-day delay in payment. 37.08 wont Certificate Pursuant to the Revised Code of Washington 39.12.040, no payment - will be made to the Contractor prior to his submission to the King County Auditor of an affidavit certifying that all wages paid have been in full conformity with the provisions of P.rticle B2.17, Wages of Employees. 87.09 Acceptance of the Work The Contractor shall notify the Engineer i writing of the com- pletion of the work whereupon the Engineer will promptly by personal inspection, satisfy himself as to the actual completion if the work In accordance with the terms of the contract, and shall thereupon r-e- omme: . to the Municipality that the work is acceptable. Final def urination of the acceptability of the work shall be made by the Mi - pality. i I B27 the Contractor on behalf of the labor employed performing the extra work, all workmen's compensation premiums, state un- employment, and Federal social security payments and every other out-of-pocket cost directly attributable to the cost of labor on the extra work; w 3. The direct actual out-of-pocket costs of necessary supervision; this shall apply only to direct supervision employed full time supervising the extra work; 4. An allowance for the necessary hourly use of that portion of the Contractor's plant and equipment required solely in the performance of extra work; the payment of such allowance shall be at the rate of 1/160 of the average rates for which sim- ilar items of plant and equipment are than being rented by the month in the vicinity of the work, or at the rate of 1/40 of one per cent of the manufacturer's retail price of the plant and equipment at the manufacturer's plant plus applic- able taxes at the option of the Engineer; 5. The actual necessary out-of-pocket costs to the Contractor of all fuel and lubricating oil used on the extra work; 6. The actual out-of-pocket costs to the Contractor of any pro- fessional advice if authorized in writing by the Engineer; and 7. Any other out-of-pocket costs to the Contractor if authorized in writing by the Engineer. A separate payment will be made covering such sales taxes as the Muni- cipality is required to pay the Contractor for transmittal to the State in accordance with State law. 87.04 Mork cnd Materials Omitted The Contractor shall, when ordered in writing by the Municipality, omit work and material to be furnished under the contract, and the value of the omitted work and material will be deducted from the con- tract price. The value of omitted work and material will be a lump sum or unit price agreed upon in writing by the Contractor and the Municipality. B7.05 Compensation to Municipality for Extension of Time .. Compensation for extension of time for avoidable delay granted pursuant to Articl^_ B6.11 shall be the actual cost of engineering, in- spection, general supervision, and overhead expenses which are directly chargeable to the work and which accrue during the period of such ex- tension, except that the cost of final inspection and preparation of j4 the final estimate shall not be included. B7.06 Detailed Breakdown of Contract Price Except in cases where unit prices form the basis for payment under the contract, the Contractor shall within 10 days of receipt of notice B26 SECTION B7 - MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT i B7.01 Payment for Labor and Materials t The Contractor shall pay and cause his subcontractors to pay any and all accounts for labor including workmen's compensation premiums, state unemployment, and Federal social security payments and all other .rage and salary deductions required by law, services and material used by him and his subcontractors during the fulfillment of the contract as and when such accounts become due and payable, and shall furnist. the Municipality with proof of cayment of such accounts in such form and as often as the Municipality may request. Should payment of such accounts not be made when and as they become due, the Municipality Shall be at liberty to pay the same, and al money so paid by the Municipality shall be charged to the Contractor. B7.02 Charges to Contractor { Everything charged to the Contractor under the terms of the con- tract shall be paid by the Contractor to the Municipality on demand j and may be deducted by the Municipality from any money due or to be- come due to the Contractor under the contract and may be recovered by the ttuni.cipality from the Contractor or hia surety. B7.03 Extra Work Extra work means the furnishing of materials and equipment and the doing of work not directly or by implication called for by the con- tract. Changes in quantity under a unit price contract shall not be extra work. If the Municipality requires extra work it may do it it- self or by the employment of ethers, or it may direct the Contractor to do the extra work at mutually agreed upon unit prices, or it may direct the Contractor to do the extra work at a mutually agreed upon lump sum, or it may direct the Contractor to do the extra work on a time and expense basis. In the latter case, the Contractor shall keep an accurate daily record in a manner accepted by the Engineer of all the actual and necessary 'xpense pertaining to the extra work and make such records avtAlable to the Engineer for .inspection at all times. Payment shall he on the basis of the actual necessary expense due the Contractor for doing :.he extra work plus an allowance of IS per cent of the actual necessary expense to cover the Contractor's overhead, general superintendence, profits and any other expense, and no other payment whrtsoever shall be made on this account. For the purpose of this article, "actual necessary expense" shall mean the sum of the following items: 1. The actual necessary cost to the Contractor of material re- quired to perform the extra work delivered to the site ex- clusive of state sales tax and plus the amount of any other applicable taxes; .. 2. The actisal necessary coats to the Contractor of labor required to perform the extra work; this shall include the payment by r".1 B25 96.13 Hours of Labor Pursuant to the Revtsnd Code of Washington 49.28.010 to 49.28.030, eight hours of labor shall constitute a legal day's work, and the Con- tractor or any subcontractor shall not require more than 8 hours of labor in a day from any person employed by him in the performance of .. the won't under the contract. Failure of the Contractor to perform the work in accordance with this policy of the state of Washington shall • be deemed to be a failure on his part to comply with the provisions of ` the contract within the meaning of Article B6.06, Dismissal of Contractor. B6.14 overtime Work Overtime and shiftwork may be established as a regular procedure by the C^ntractor upon notification of the Engineer in writing. No work other than overtime and shiftwcrk established as a regular pro- cedure shall be done between the hours of 6:00 p.m, and 7 :00 a.m. ❑ox on £aturdays, Sundays or legal holidays, except such work as is necessary for the proper care and protection of the work already performed or except in case of an emergency. All costa for overtime inspection, except those occurring as a { result of overtime and shiftwork established as a regular procedure, shall be paid each month by the Contractor to the Nunicipality. Over- time inspection shall include inspection required during holidays, Saturdays, Sunday■ and any weekday between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. Such costs will include but will not necessarily be limited to engineering, inspection, general supervision and other overhead expenses which are directly chargeable to the overtime work. In the event the Contractor fails to pay such costs by the 20th day of the month following the furnishia.g of such service, such payment shall be charged to the Contractor. B24 employed by the Municipality will be considered unavoidable delays in- sofar ae they necessarily interfere with tho Contractor's complct4_nn of the work. Delay due to adverse weather conditions, except for acts of God, will not be regarded as unavoidable delays as the Contractor must plan his work with prudent allowance for such conditions. B6.11 Extension of Time (1) Avoidable Delays ' In case the work is not completed in the time specified, including such extensions cf time as may have been granted for unavoidable delays, the Contractor will be assessed damages for delay in accc.:dance with Article B6.12. The Municipality, however, shall have the right to grant an extension of time for avoidable delay if it is deemed in the best interests of the Municipality to do so. During such extension of time, the Contractor will be charged as provided in Article B7.05 but will not be assessed damages pursuant to Article 86.12. (2) Unavoidable Delay • 4 S Y '{5.° For delays which the Engineer considers to be unavoidable, the Contractor shall, pursuant to his applica,:fon, be allowed an extension of time beyond the time herein set forth, proportional to such delay or delays, in which to complete the contract. During such extension of time, neither extra compensation for engineering and inspection as pro- vided in Article B7.05 nor damages for delay as provided in Article 86.12 will be charged to the Contractor. b6.12 Damages for Avoidable Delay For each and every day that any portion of the work remains unfin- ished after the time fixed for completion in the contract documents as modified by any extension of time granted pursuant to Article B6.11, dansge will be sustained by the f+unicipali -y. Because of the diffi- culty in computing the actual material loss and disadvantages to the Municipality, it is determined in advance and agreed by the parties hereto that the Contractor will pay the Municipality the amount of damages set forth in Section 88, Special Provisione, as representing a reasonable forecast of the actual damages which the Municipality will suffer by the failure of the Contractor to complete the work .' within the stipulated time. The execution of the agreement shall constitute acknowledtsant by the Contractor that he has ascertained and agrees that the Municipality will actually suffer damages in the amount herein fixed for each and every day during which the completion of the work is avoidably delcyed beyond the stipulated completion date. Unless otherwise provided in the contract documents, the Contractor shall have no claim or right of action against the Municipality for damages, costs, expenses, loss of profits, or otherwise because or by reason of any delay in the fulfillment of the contract within the time limited therefor, occasioned by any cause or event within or without the Contractor's control, and whether or not such delay may have re- y; sulted from anything done or not done by the municipality under the contract. c- B23 _ expired, but such taking possession and use shall not be deemed an is acceptance rf any part of the work. If such prior possession or use t increases the cost of the work, the Contractor shall be entitled to claim for extra compensation within S days of each occurrence. The ^ amount of extra compensation shall be as determined by the Municipality. H6.10 Delays in Completion of the Work M (1) ;Iotice of Delays ^ Whenever the Contractor ioreeees any delay in the prosecution of the work, and in any event immediately upon the occurrence of any delay which the Contractor regards as unavoidable, ne shall notify the Engineer in wilting of the probability of the occurre.ce of such Belay and its •• cause in order that the Engineer may take immediate step& to prevent, if possible, the occurrence or continuance of the delay or, if this cannot be done, may determine whether the delay is to be considered .. avoidabin or unavoidable, how long it continues, and to what extent the prosecution and completion of the work are to be delayed thereby. It will be assumed that any and all delays which have occurred in the prosecution and completion of the work have been avoidable delays, ex- cept such delays as shall have been called to the attention of the Engineer at I " time of their occurrence and found by him to have been unavoidable. The Contractor shall make no claims that any delay not called to the attention of the Engineer at the time of its occurrence has been an unavoidable delay. (2) Avoidable Delays Avoidable delays in the prosecution or completion of the work shall include all delays which in the opinion of the i,iunicipality would have been avoided by the exercise of care, prudence, foresight and diligence on the part of the Contractor or his subcontractors. Delays in the pro- secution of parts of the work which may in themselves be unavoidable but do not necessarily prevent or delay the prosecution of other parts of the work not the completion of the whole work within the time herein specified; reasonable loss of time resulting from the necessity of sub- mitting or resubmitting information to the ,tunicipality for review and from the making of surveys, measurem:nts and inspections; and such inter- ruptions as may occur in the prosecution of work on account of the reasonable interference of other contractors employed by the Municipality which do not necesarily prevent the completion of the whole work within r the time agreed upon shall constitute avoidable delays within the mean- ing of the contract. r (3) Unavoidable Delays Unavoidable delays in the prosecution or completion of the work r shall include all delays which, in the opinion of the Municipality, result from causes beyond the control of the Contractor and which could not have been avoided by the exercise of care, prudence, foresight and diligence on the part of th, contractor or his subcontractors. Dolep is In completion due to contract modifications ordered by the Municipality and unforeseeable delays in the completion of work of other contractors t : r 822 shall be vested in the Municipality, and the Contractor shall upon 4mand at the Municipality execute and deliver to tLe Municipality all requisite hills of sale, assignments and other documents of trans- fer that may be necessary to give effect to the intention of this article. 86.07 Termination of Contract by Contractor If the work should be stopped by order of any court or public authority, other than the Municipality, for a period of 90 days or more through no act or fault of the Contractor, anyone employed by him or any of hia subcontractors, then the Contractor after 10 days writ- f ten notice to the Municipality may terminate the contract. Forwith j upon the termination of the contract, the L:ngineer shall estimate all of the work done up to the time of such termination and the Contractor shall be entitled to and shall receive payment therefor in the manner provided in the contract. In addition thereto, the Municipality will .. pay to the Contractor in full and complete satisfaction and settiement for the Contractor's inconvenience, loss of anticipated profits, cost of removing his equipment from the site and all other expenses what- soever, 5 per cent of the difference between the contract price and the sum of the payments made to the Contractor for work done up to the date of the termination of contract. The Contractor shall be entitled to no further payment whatsoever for the work. For the purposes of this article, "all of the work done" shall be deemed to have the same meaning as defined in Article B6.06, Termination of Contract by Municipality. 86.08 Dismissal of Contractor In the event of the Contractor at any time failing to comply with the provisions of this contract to the satisfaction of the Municipality, the Municipality, after giving the Contractor 7 days written notice, !! shall become empowered thereby to enter on the site of and take posses- ion of the work, and to dismiss and discharge the Contractor from further execution of the work, and to complete the work itself or employ some other person to complete the work, and for such purpose to use and allow the use of the Contractor's plant and equipment or any part there- of; provided that the entire expense of the completion of the work i whether done by the. Municipality itself or by employment of another person shall be charged to the Contractor, and provided further that the doing of such work by the Municipality itself or by the employment of another person shall in no wise relieve the Contractor from any of p! his covenants, undertakings, duties and obligations under this contract nor limit the rights and remedies of the Municipality hereunder in any manner whatsoever. 96.09 Use of Completed Portions of the Work The Municipality zhall have the right to take possession of and use any completed or partially completed portions of the work, notwith- standing the time for completing the work or such portions may not have 021 86.05 8uepension of work by Municipality The Municipality may at any time suspend work, or any part there- of, by giving 5 days notice to the Contractor in writing. The work shall be restarted by the Contractor within 10 days after receiving written notice from the Municipality to do so. If such suspension increases the coot of the work, the Contractor shall be entitled to claim for extra compensation. The amount of extra compensation shall be as determined by the Municipality. If the Municipality does not give Notice in writing to the Con- tractor to resume work at a date within 30 days of the data of the written notice to sump- nd, then the contract shall be assumed to have been terminated and the Contractor shall be entitled to such compen- sation as indicated in Article 86.07, Termination of Contract by Contractor. 86.06 Termination of Contract by ::unicipality The Kunicipality may at any time terminate the contract by notice in writing to the Contractor. on the receipt of such notice, the Con- tractor shall immediately discontinue the work but shall do such extra work as is ordered therein to safeguard the worK than completed and the materials and equipment then delivered to the site of the work, and do such other extra work as way be ordered by the Engineer for the purpose of leaving the work in a safe and useful condition. Payment for this extra work shall be made in the manner not forth in Article 07.03, Extra work. toithwith upon the Municipality giving such notice of termination, the Engineer shall estimate all the work done up to the time of the receipt of such notice and the :ontractor shall be entitled to and shall receive payment therefor in the manner provided in the contract. In addition thereto, the Municipality will pay to the Contractor in full and complete satisfaction and settlement for the Contractor's incon- venience, loss of anticipated profits, cost of removing his equipment from the site and all other expenses whatsoever, 5 per cent of the difference between the contract price and the sum of the payments made to the Contractor for work done to the date of receipt of the notice r, of termination. On .aplotion, to the satisfaction of the Engineer, of any extra work, the contract shall be deemed to be at an end and )f no further force or effect and, except as hereinbefore provided, the Contractor shall have no claim against the Municipality for any reason whatsoever by reason of the termination of the contract. !or the purpose of the article, "all of the work done" includes ." all materials ordered by the contractor prior to the date of receipt cf such notice of termination, whether or not they have been delivered to the site of the work. The amount of payment for all such material unaer this article shall be their actual necessary cost to the Con- tractor up to the date of receipt of such notice of termination. Upon the zsceipt of such notice of termination, all the Contractor's right, title and interest in and to the materials mentioned in this article R B20 SECTION 86 - PROGRESS AND COMPLETION 86.01 Notice to Proceed Within 10 days after the execution of the contract, written notice to proceed will be given by the Municipality to the Contractor. The Contractor shall begin the cunstrur�ion within 30 days after the date of delivery of the notice to pros Notwithatandiruj any other provision of the contract, the Municipality shall not be obligated to accept or to pay for any work furnished by the Contractor prior to delivery of notice to proceed whether or not the Municipality has knowledge of the furnishing of such work. 86.02 Contract Time a1 Time shall be strictly of the essence of the contract. The Con- tractor shall promptly begin the work under the contract and all por- tions of th,e project made the subject of the contract shall be begun and so prosecuted that they shall be completed and ready for full use in the time stated in the proposal. 86.03 Construction Schedule Before beginning the work, the Contractor shall submit in writing a proposed construction schedule indicating the various subdivisions of the work, and the dates of commencing and finishing each. The schedule shall show the time allowed for testing and other required procedures prior to the works being put into operation. The Contractor shall immediately advise the Engineer of any proposed changes in his submitted construction schedule. If, in the opinion of the Engineer, any construction schedule, as submitted, is :+ inadequate to insure the completion of the work within the time limited therefor, or is otherwise not in accordance with the specifications, n or if the work is not betnq adequately or properly prosecuted in any it respect, the Engineer without deviating from the Municipality's rights under the contract shall have the right to require the Contractor to submit a new construction schedule providlog for proper and timely completion of the work. If the Cont-actor fails to adhere to the ac- cepted construction schedule is modified by any extension of time pursuant to Article B6.11, the Municipality may at any time withhold !� from the Contractor the amount set forth in Section 98 for each day y+ he is behind schedule as of each progress payment date. 86.04 Unfavorable Weather ant; Other Conditions During mfavorabae weather and other conditions, the Contractor shall pursue only such portions of the work as shall not be damaged thereby. No portions of the work whose satisfactory quality or effi- ciency will be affected by any unfavorable conditions shall be con- structed while these conditions obtain, unless by special means or precautions acceptable to the Engineer, the Contractor shall be able to overcome them. WIN B19 employees employed under this contract who may cope within the pro- tection of workmen's compensation laws. In jurisdictions no pro- viding complete workmen's compensation protection, the Contractor and his subcontractors shall maintain employer's general li.uility insur- ance in an amount, form, company and agency satisfactory to the Municipality for the benefit of all employees not protected by work- men's compensation laws. The Contractor shall make all payments arising from the perfor- mance of this contract due the state of Washington pursuant to Titles 50 and 51 of the Revised Code of Washington. B5.11 Builder's Risk Insurance The Contractor shall be responsible for all loss, damage, or de- struction whatsoever to the work celled for by this contract. The Municipality will not be resp4�r.sible for any such lose, damage or destruction to the work during the fulfillment of the contract and the Municipality will not secure builder's risk insurance covering risks of such loss for the benefit of the Contractor. The Contractor may, at his option, elect to secure fire, builder's risk, or other multiple peril direct damage insurance of any type covering all or any part of the work performed, under this contract or any materials, equipment or other items to be incorporated therein while the same ,.,v located at the construction site. If the Contractor shall elect to secure such insurance, the policies providing such insurance shall name the MuniO pality and the Engineer as additional insureds. Such insurance shall be for the benefit of the named insureds as their respective interests may appear, and certified copies of such policies shall be filed with the Municipality. 95.12 Evidences and Cancellation of Insurance Prior to execution of the contract, the Contractor shall file with the Municipality evidences of insurance from the insurer(s) certifying to the coverage of all insurance required herein. All evidences of insurance shall be certified by a properly authorized officer, agent, general agent or qualified representative of the insurer(s) and shall certify the names of the insured, the type and amount of the insurance, the location and operations to which the insurance applies, the expiration date, and that the insurers) will give, by registered mail, notice to the Municipality at least 30 days ; .. prior to the effective date of any cancellation, lapse or material change in the policy. The Contractor shall, upon demand of the Municipality, deliver to the Municipality all such policy or policies of insurance and the receipts for payment of premiums thereon; and should the Contractor neglect so to obtain and maintain in force any such insurance or '7 deliver such policy or policies and receipt to the Municipality, then it shall be lawful for the Municipality to obtain and maintain such insurance, and the Contractor hereby appoints the Municipality his true and lawful s':torney to do all things necessary for this purpose. All money .xpended by the Municipality for insurance premiums under the provisions of this article shall be charged to s. the Contractor . 4� J� BIB The scope of the performance bond or the form thereof prescribed in £action R6 shall in no way affect or alter the liabilities of the Contractor to the Municipality under Section 95.01. 85.09 Public Liability Insurance The Contractor shall provide the following public liability insurance: 1. Bodily injury, affording limits of liability of $5o0,000 for each person, and $1,000,000 for each occurrence, for bodily injuries or death suffered or alleged to have been suffered by any person or persons by reason of or in the course of _ oration under the ecntract, whether occurring by reason of acts or omission, of the Contractor or any subcontractor or both. Such insurance shall be maintained until final acceptance of the work by the Municipality and shall include completed operations and products liability insurance with an aggregate limit of $1,000,000 during its term of insurance which shall continue for a period of 365 days after acceptance of the work by the Municipality. 2. Property damage, affording limits of liability of $5o0,Jo0 for each occurrence and $1,000,000 in the aggregate during its term of 'raurance covering damages to property suffered or alleged to have been suffered by any person or persons by reason of or in the course of operations under the con- tract, whether occurring by reason of Acts or omissions of the Contractor or any subcontractor or both. Such insur- nace shall be maintained until final acceptance of the work by the Municipality and shall include completed operations and products liability insurance which shall ccntinue for a period of 365 days after acceptance of the work by the Municipality. Such liability insurance shall indemnify the Contractor and his subcontractors against loss from liability imposed by law upon, or assumed under contract by, the Contractor or his subcontractors for da"ges on account of such bodily injury, property damage and com- plated operations and products liability insurance. Such insurance shall be provided on a comprehensive, bodily injury with Washington stop-gap insurance, brsad form occurrence property damage liability policy form written by underwriters through an agency satisfactory "• to the Municipality covering operations, owned and non-awned vehicles and equipment, contractors' protective coverage, blanket contractual liability and completed operations liability. Such liability insur- ance shall not exclude explosion, collapse, underground excavation or removal of lateral support. The Municipality shall not be named as an insured on any liability policy. B5.10 workmen's Compensation Insurance, Industrial Insurance and Medicalremiums The Contractor and his subcontractors shall maintain workmen's compensation insurance in the amount and type required by law for all 817 employees harmless against any and all demands made for such fees or claists brought or made by the holder of any invention or patent, and before the final payment is made on the account of the contract, the Contractor shall, if requested by the Municipality, furnish acceptable proof of a proper release from all such fees or claims. Should the Contractor, his agent, servants or employees, or any .+ of them 1x enjoined from furnishing or using any invention, article, material or plans supplied or required to be supplied or used under the contract, the Contractor shall promptly substitute other articles, materials or appliances in lieu thereof of equal efficiency, quality, finish, suitability, and market value, and satisfactory in all respects to the Municipality. Or in the event that the Nunicipality elects, in lieu of such substitution, to have supplied and to retain and use " any such invention, article, material or plans as may by the contract be required to be supplied, in that event., the Contractor shall pay such royalties and secure such valid licenses as may be requisite and nec- essary for the Municipality, its officers, agents, servants and employees, or any of them to use such invention; article, material or appliance without being disturbed or in any way interfered with by any prrceeding in law or equity on account thereof. Should the Contractor neo.ect or refuse to make the substitution promptly or to pay such royalties and secure such licenses as may be necessary, then in that event the Engineer shall have the right to make such substitution or the Municipality may pay such royalties and secure sunk, licenses and charge the Contractor even though final pay.dent under the contract may have been made. B5.07 Public Safety and Convenience The Contractor shall at all times no conduct his work as to in- sure the least possible obstruction to traffic and inconvenience to the general public and the residents in the vicinity of the work, and to insure the Irotection of persons and property. rio road or street shall be closed to the public except with the permission of the Engineer and proper governmental authority. Fire hydrants on or adjacent to .. the work shall be kept accessible to fire fighting equipment at all times. Tempora y provisions shall be made by the Contractor to insure the use of sidewalks and private and public driveways, a,id the proper functioning of all gutters, sewer inlets, drainage ditches and culverts, irrigation ditches and natural water courses. BS.OB Performance Bond The Contractor shall furnish a bond on the form provided here- with in the amount o` 100 per cent of the contract price as security r for the faithful performance of the work including the payment of all persons furnishing materials and performing labor on the work and all payments arising from the performance of the work due the state of Washington pursuant to Titles 50 and 51 of the Revised Code of Washington. Such bond must be executed by a duly licensed surety company which is listed in the latest Form 356 of the United States Treasury Department as being acceptable as surety on federal bonds. No surety's liability on the bond or bondo shall exceed the under- writing limitations for the respective surety specified in Form : 56. M 816 any general liability or duty imposed upon the Contractor by the contract, the reference to any specific duty or liability being made herein merely !cr the purpose of explanation. B5.03 Damage to Work The work shall be under the Contractor's responsible care and .- charge. The Contractor shall bear all loss and damage whatsoever and from whatsoever cause, except that caused solely by the act of the Wunicipality which may occur on or to the work during the fulfillment of the contract. If any such loss or damage occurs, the Contractor shall immediately make good any such loss or damage, and in the event of the Contractor refusing or neglecting so to do, the Municipality may itself or by the employment of some other person make good any such loss or damage, and the cost and expense of so doing shall be charged to the Contractor. � B5.�4 Protection of Contractor's Work and Property The Contractor alone shall at all times be resporn" a for the safety of his and his subcontractor's employees, and for s and his subcontractor's planes and equipment and the method of prosecuting the work. B5.05 Laws, Regulations and Permits The Contractor shall give all notices required by law and comply with all laws, ordinances, rules and regulations relating to the con- duct of the work. The =ontractor shall be liable for all violations of the law in connection with worx furnished by the Contractor. If the Contractor observes that the drawings or specifications are at variance with any luw, c.rdinance, rule or regulation, he shall prompt- ly notify the Engineer in writing and any necessary changes shall be made by instruction or change order. If the Contractor performs any work knowing it to be contrary to such laws, ordinances, rules and regulations and without giving such notice to the Engineer, the Con- tractor shall bear all costs arising therefrom. Unless otherwise specified herein, permits and licenses which _e necessary only fcr and during the prosecution of the work and the subsequent guaranty period thereafter shall be secured and paid for by the Contractor while those permits and licenses of requlatory agencies which are necessary to be maintained after the completion of the guaranty period of the contract will be secured and paid for by the Municipality. B5.06 Patent and Poyalties . All costs involved in fees, royalties or claime for any patented invention, article, process or method that may be used upon or in any manner connected with the work under the contract or the use of the completed work by the Lunicipality shall be paJ6 by the Contractor, and t.%* Contractor and his sureties shall protect and hold the Municipality together with all of its officers, agents, servants and r' t I _ I C4 herein unless otherwise indicated. Repairs unless otherwise indicated shall be made by removing and replacing the entire portions between joints or acres and not merely refinishing any damaged part. All work shall match the appearance of the existing improvements as nearly as possible. (4) Roads and Streets All roads and streets in which the surface is removed, broken or daaged, or in which the ground has caved or settled due to work under • this contract, shall be completely resurfaced and brought to the orig- inal grade and crown section unless otherwise indicated. Before resur- facing material is placed, edges of pavements shall be trimmed back far " avough to provide clean, solid, vertical faces, and shall be free of any loose material. Paving shall be as indicated and specified. Road- ways used by the Contractor for hauling materials, equipment, supplies, etc. , shall be cleaned and repaired if the condition of the roadway is damaged or otherwise affected due to the Contractor's operations. (5) Cultivated Areas and Other Surface Improvements All cultivated areas, either agricultural or lawns, ane other sur- facs improvement ,, which are damaged by actions of the Contractor shall be restored as nearly as possible to their original condition. (6) Existing Stakes and Marks All section, section sui)division, plat, U.S.E.D. , U.S.C. and G.S. , U.S.G.S. , and .ny other official monuments or bench marks shall be care- fully preserved or replaced. In the event any such monument or marker is disturbed as a result -f the Contractor's operations, the Contractor shall replace or reset s_�a monument or marker in a manner satisfactory `1 to the Engineer. Replaced or reset monuments shall be of acceptable [ type and quality and shall be located so as to clear existing utilities [[ or any other interferences. They shall be placed in a manner consistent with good and recognized engineeriig and surveying practice. (7) Mail Boxes _ Postal service shall be maintained. The Contractor shall be re- sponsible for the moving of mail boxes to approved temporary locations and their final replacement. Exiating posts or supports upon which the box or boxes are fastened which cannot be reset shall be replaced by the Contractor in a manner approved by tha Engineer. C1.00 Use and Operation of Lx:sting Facilities The Contractor shall not interfere with the proper operation of the existing sewers, water, power, gas and telephone facilities. C1.09 As-Constructed Drawings Prier to the acceptance of the work, the Contractor shall provide the Engineer one neatly and legibly marked set of contract drawings C3 into the allowable excavation for the proposed work at an angle of 30 degrees or less at any elevation. For puri;oses of this section, an existing underground utility shall be considered to be in conflict with the proposed work if it crosser or projects into the allowable excavation for the proposed work at an elevation between the top and bottom of the proposed pipe- line or structure. Minor underground utility service lines, including but not limited to oanitary sewer services, gas services, water services, house or yard drains, and electric or telephone services, shall be maintained, re- locatbd, rerouted, removed and restored by the contractor with the least possible interference with such services and in no case shall the interference of such service lines be considered for extra compensation under any of the special cases listed above. The right is reserved by owners of public utilities and other utilities operating under vclid franchises to enter upon any street, road, right of way, or easement for the purpose of maintaining their property and for making necessary repairs or changes caused by the work. Excett a noted above, all costs thus incurred shall be paid by the Contractor. C1.07 Restoration of Structures and Surfaces (1) General Wherever any of the wcrk is accomplished on cr through property other th.n that owned by the Municipality, the Contractor shall furnish the Mun _cipality, before final acceptance of the work by the Munici- pality, a written release from the owner, or proper authority acting for the owner of the property affected, stating that the restoration of structures and surfaces has been satisfactorily accomplished. If, in the opinion, of the Municipality, the release is arbitrarily with held, the Muunicipality may, in its sole discretion, accept the portion of the work involved and cause final. payment therefor to be made. I (2) Structures i The Contractor shall remove such existing structures as may be .� necessary for the performance of the work and, if required, shall re- build the structures thus removed in as good a condition as found with minimum requirements 3s herein specified. He shall also repair all existing structures which may be damaged as a result of the work under this contract. (3) Curbs, Gutters, Driveways and Sidewalks All curbs, gutters, driveways, sidewalks, and similar structures which are broken or damaged by the installation of the work shall be reconstructed by the Contractor. Reconstruction shall be of the same kind of material with the same finish, and in not less than the same dimensions as the original work All concrete shall be as specified C2 comply with all of the conditions and terms contained in such documents pertaining to the use of the lands provided by the Municipality. C1.05 Lands Provided by Contractor The Contractor shall. provide, with no liability to the Municipality, any additional land and access thereto not shown or described that may be required for temporary construction facilities or storage of mate- rials. He shall construct all access roads, detour roads, or other temporary works as required by his operations. The Contractor shall confine his equipment, storage of materials and operation of his work- men to those areas shown and described and such additional areas as - 1 he may provide. C ..06 Existing utilities r In general, the locations of existing major utilities, whether above ground or underground, are indicated on the drawings. This in- formation has seen obtained from utility maps and from verbal descrip- tions provided by the various agencies involved. The Municipality does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of this information and it X is to be understood that other above ground or underground facilities not shown on the drawings may be encountered during the course of the work. In any case, minor lines such as water, gas and sewer services " are not indicated. Existing above ground 4tilities, including but not limited to .. power transmission and distribution, telegraph, telephone and traffic cortrc`. systems, ;whether shown on the drawings or not, shall be main- tained by the Contractor in a manner satisfactory to owner, an: oper- r.:ors of the utilities and to i:he ' uticipality. Existing major underground ut ties and appurtenant structures, whether shown on the drawings or no,, shall be maintained, relocated, rerouted, removed and restored by the Contractor. In the following special cases, the Contractor will be reimbursed in accordance with Article B7.03 for all costs of modifying. rerouting, or relaying major underground utilities: 1. An existing utility is shown on the drawings as being above or below the pipeline or structure to be constructed under this contract but is found during construction to be in conflict with the Proposed work. 2. An existing underground utility is shown on the drawings in plan but not in profile and is found during construction to be in conflict with the proposed work. 3. An existing undsigr,:und utility is not shown on the draw- ings and is found during construction to be in conflict with the proposed work. 4. An existing underground utility is not shown on the draw- ings and is found during construction to cross or project C1 SECTION Ci - GENERAL CONSTRUCTTON INPCR'MXTION AND RHQUIREMENTS C1.01 Scope The work covered by these specifications includes the furnishing and installation of a 10-inch and 12-inch water main along with appur- tenant valves and fittings, a connection to an existing water system and related work as shown ane as specified. C1.02 Construction Utilities Tba Contractor will be responsible for providing all necessary construction utilities in hiv behalf. No commercial or advertising signs will be allowed on the site of the work. C1.03 Surveys i Unless otherwise specified, the Municipality will establish base lines adjacent to ttis work. From the information provided by the Municipality, the Contractor shall develop and make such additional detail surveys as are needed for cunstruction, such as slope stakes, batter boards, and other working points, lines and elevations.. Base lines and other reference and construction points, as orig- inally established by the Municipality, shall thereafter be main' ained by the Contractor who shall he responsible for keeping their accuracy and who shall pay to the Municipality all costs of reestablishing them if they are disturbed. The Contractor shall notify the Engineer in writing at least 10 days in advance of the time he will commence work on any part of the construction requiring surveys to be furnished by the Municipality. 4 The Contractor shall provide reasonable and necessary opportunities and facilities for setting points and making me •surements during con- struction. He shall not proceed until he has m,,..e request to the Engi- neer for and has received from him such poi-its as may be necesssary as .. the work progresses. The construction work shall be done in strict conformance with such points. Line hubs for the water main will be located by the Municipality in cooperation with the Contractor and in general, will be at intervals of 100 feet at an agreed offset from the pipe alignment. r C1.04 Lands Provided by Municipality The Municipality will provide certain lands, as indicated, in con- nection with the work under the contract together with the right of access to such lands. The Contractor shall not unreasonably encumber t the premises with his plant or materials. ooeapats relating to the acquisition of land in fee, or its use by as went, permits or franchise are on filc at the office of the Municipality and are available for examination. The Contractor shall r r r r r PART C SPECIFICATION„ l SECTION Cl GENERAL COWTRUCTION INFORMATION AND REQUIREMENTS f SECTION C2 MATEnIALS i. SECTION C3 CONSTRUCTIOd r ! s r s _ i e Y V 4 R36 Per hour rate Effective date j TEAMSTERS: To 6 1 65 Oil DistributorDriver Pickup Truck 4.00 r ReadY-rtix used Exclusively in Heavy Construction: 6 an Inca nq 4 1/2 yards 4.29 Over 4 1/2 yards to and including 6 yards 4.44 *{+ Over 6 yards to and including 8 yards 4 .59 Over 8 yards 4.74 • Rose, Hynter and Similar Straddle Equipment 4.25 Semi or Truck and Trailer ;other than Earthfitoeing Equipment) 4.30 Slurry Truck 4.30 �4 Swampers 4.00 � Team Driver 4.05 Turnorockers, Turnowagon, Turnatrailer, etc. 4.40 ., Warehouseman 4.00 Winch Truck: S ng a Rear Axle 4.10 " Eh-al Rear Axle) 4.30 . r•. Premium Pay: (a) Any work performed, other than Driving, such as Gassing,; Greasing, or Sorvieing any Teamsters' Equipment shall be rxdy �� paid for at the Bnployee's regular Rate. (b) When Equipment that is not listed herein is put to work on a Construction Job, the rarest comparable Rate in ) 4 this Agreement shall be paid while the parties to this Agreement negotiate a proper Rate. The agreed upon Rate shall be retroactive to date Equipment was put into operation. (c) Employees operating Equipment Underground will receive ten per cent (10%) in addition to the above Rates. (d) When a Foreman or Dispatcher is designated to take charge of a Crew, he shall be paid not less than twenty-five cents (250 per hour over the highest classification under his supervision. r (e) Drivers, Helpers, and Warehousemen handling Sack Cement will receive fifteen cents (15C) per hour premium pay. r (f) When an Employee is temporarily required to perform work of another Classification within his Craft, the Employee shall be paid the higher Rate that either Classification calls for while required to perform such work. Such highs 'fate shall be paid for the entire shift. All Teamsters, in addition to the above listed Rates, shall receive a sun of 20 cents for each compensable man hour for a Health and Welfare Fund and 15 cents per hour for a Pension Fund. F B�5 Per hour rate Effective date LABORERS: (continued) To 6/1/65 Mortarman and Hod Carrier TT41F Nozzleman (Sandblast, Gunite, Shot-Crete) 3.85 Pipe Layer and Caulker, Pipe Wrapper 3.90 Pipe Pot Tenderer 3.90 Powderman 3.95 ' Powderman's Helper 3.70 Power Wheel Barrow or Buggy 3.80 Power Tools - Heavy a: D�� uty�: Jackhammer, aveent-gvet vibrators, Tampers (Multiple and Self-Propelled) , Railroad Spike Puller 3.80 Power Toole Licht.. Out CTirppers, Grinders, Tampers and Similar Electric and Air operated Tools 3 .75 Raker - Asphalt 1 . 10 Rodder e .85 Sloper - Over 20 feet 3.70 Spreader (Carries Grade with Redder) 3.85 Swinging Scaffold or Boatswai -',air over Water or over 25' in heigt. 3.75 Timberman - Sewer 3,90 Wagon Driller and Airtrac 3.90 Wagon Driller and Airtrac Helper 3.70 Riggers, Burners, and Welders shall be paid according to the Classification in which they are working. All Laborers, in addition to the above listed Rates, shall receive 15 cents per hour for a Pension Fund and 15 cents per hour for a Health and welfare Fund. _TEAMSTERS: To 6/1/65 game Truck or Hydzalift" Truck when "A- Frame or Hydralift" is in use $4.54 Buggysobile 4.25 Bulk Cement Tanker 4.40 Bull Lifts, or Similar Equipment used in Loading or Unloadiinngg Trraks Trans rtinq Materials on Job Sites: a -- 4.10 Other than Urehousing 4 .42 Due or Manraul 4.10 Flatbed: grn—g7e Rear Axle 4.10 Dual Rear Axle 4.20 Greaue and/or Fuel Truck Driver 4.10 Greasers, Tire Service 4.10 Hyster Operators (handling Bulk Loose Aggregates) 4.25 Leverman and Loaders at Bunkers and Batch Plants 4.00 to Lowbed H.D. Trailer: Or- er on gross 4.30 50 ton gross and over 4.55 r B34 Per hour rate Effective date ENGINEERS - OPERATING: (continued) To 6/l/65 Spreaders, A num, aeger or similar. types $4.40— ^ tractors, Farmall type, less than 50 horsepower 4.19 Tractors, :'irmall type, used as backhoes, rubber tired (Foil, Ferguson, Case and similar types) , ^ 60 HP and under 4.63 Tournapulls, D.W. 's, Euclid scrapers and similar type equipment - 25 yards and under 4.55 ` Tournapulls, D.W. 's, Euclid scrapers and similar ^ type equipment - over 25 yards through 40 yards 4.83 Tournapulls, D.W. 's, Euclid scrapers - over 40 yards - to be negotiated Trenchi machinea: Un er lnc es 4.49 16 inches and over 4.73 Master mechanics - $2.00 per day over shovel scale Foreman - $0.25 per hour cv. r hi.ghc.;t classification under his supervision. Wage scales for operators of equipment operated on heavy construction not listed herein shall be nego- tiated at the time such equipment is to be operated. Operators on ut,derground work shall receive a 10 per cent (10%) additional premium, operators of mucking machines excepted. All operating engineers, in addition to the above listed rates, shall receive a sum of 20 cents for each compensable man hour for a Retirement Fund and a sum of 20 cents, for aach compensable man hour, for a Health and Welfare Fund. IA80RERS: As of 1 l/65 Cement Dumper - Paving rs Concrete Saw Operator 3.80 Dumpaan 3.70 t1 Faller and Bucker: ar - Hiaa - 3.70 Chain Saw 3.90 Form Setter (Steel Forms) 3.85 General Labor: Nipper, Truck Spotter, Pitman, Brush Cutter, Choker Setter, Concrete and Monolithic Laborer, Asphalt Laborer, Ditch Digger, Pot Tender, Dr_erman, Concrete Form Stripper, Carpenter Helper, Track Laborer, Flagman 3.60 Groutman (pressure) 3.75 Is Higia Caaler 3.90 rt r B33 Per hour rate effective data ENGINEEiiS - OPERATING: (continued) To 6/1/65 Drilling mac nee, core, cable, rota.•y and exploration S i! Finishing machine operator, concrete paviag 4.49 Fireman, hot plant and 9rier 4.14 P1 Hoists, air tuggers, conveyors 4.49 Hoists on steel erection, towermobiles a:�d air tuggers 4.57 Loaders: IT.evating - Athey, Barber Greene and similar types 4.49 R Elevating belt type - Euclid and similar types 4.78 Elevating grader type - Dumor and similar types 4.60 Fork lifts or lumber stacker (on construction job site) 4.43 Overhead and front end - under 2 1/2 yards 4.49 1 Overhead and front end - 2 1/2 yards up to 4 yards 4 .83 Overhead and front end - 4 yards and over 5.03 Locomotives: Day, air, steam or gas 4 .26 Rod or geared engines 4.EC Mechanics, heavy duty 4.49 Mechanics helpers, heavy duty shop 3.95 Mixers: M-pTialt 4 .43 Mobile type with hoist combination 4.83 Concrete mixers and batch - 200 yards per hour and under 4.49 Concrete mixers and batch - over 200 yards per hour 4.78 Paving 4.60 Paving dual 4 .78 Motor patrol graders 4.55 Mucking machines 4.83 Oil distributors 4.25 Oilers and/or firemen or brakemen 4.04 Piledriv6r engineers 4.83 Post hole diggers, mechanical 4.43 Power plant operators 4.49 Pum s: w, Fuller xenyon 4.49 Pump Crete 4.49 Water 4.31 Rollers tamers and vibrators: do m x or mu ti ift materials 4.49 Other than plant, road mix or multilift materials 4.19 Saws, concrete 4.46 r Scrapers; dazrs�ryall type - single 4•46 Carryall type - double 4.60 Screed man 4.49 £hwvels: Z.ra far and truck type, all attachments - 3 yards and under 4.83 Crawler and truck type, all attachments - over 3 yards 5.19 j B32 Per hour rate CARPENTERS ANJ ALLIED TRADES: (continued) effective date Ap ren�tices: To 2/l/66 mo ntha - 708 of Journeyman Scale 7th 6 months - 88% of Journeyman Scale 8th 6 months - 98% of Journeyman Scale Riggers, including Signalmen, Burners and Welders shall be paid according to the Claserficati n in whic.R try are working. Employees on Boatswain Chairs, Swinging Suspended Scaffold and Hoist Tower Construction over fifty feet (501) shall receive 25 cents per hour over the Journeyman Scale. Employees working in Tunnels shall receive 10 per cent above the Journeyman Scale. A31 Classifications listed above shall receive, in addition to the above listed Rates, 15 cents per hour for a Pension Fund, 15 cents per hour for a Health and Security Fund and 1/2 cent per hour Industry Fund. ENGII .ERE - OPERATING. To 6/1/65 Bat��c ppl�ant o�era�tor: a an mixer- 200 yards per hour and under $4.49 Batch and mixer - Over 200 yards per hour 4.78 Brooms, power (Wayne, Saginaw and similar types) 4.46 Bulldozers, all 4.46 Cablewa s: ' �rs and under 4.83 Over 3 yards 5.19 Cement hogs 4.60 �. compressors: xcavat ng 4.19 Steel erection including sandblasting, painting sc of the same 4•57 Cranes: "w'A Frame trucks - single power drum 4 .49 "A" Frame trucks - double power drum 4.83 Crawler and truck type, floating, locomotive, Whirley, either 3 yards and under, or 150 feet of boom and under, or 50 tons and under 4.ez Crawler and truck type, floating, locomotive, Whirley, either over 3 yards, or over 150 feet i� ..>f boom, or over 50 tons 5.19 f�? Tower cranes, Pecco, Lorraine, Bucyrus and simi- lar types 5.19 Hydralifts 4.83 Hyster cat cranes and attachments 4.83 Crushers, rock 4.49 ] Derricks, all 4.83 w B31 tractor, or material men who shall perform any labor upon the contract or %ork thereunder, and all persons who shall supply such person or persons or subcontractors with components and supplies for carrying on such work; provided, however, that the Municipality may in its dis- cretion at any time after 50 per cent of the contract work has been completed, if it finds that satisfactory progress is being made, make anv of the partial payments subsequently made in full. B8.03 Time of Completion The Contractor shall promptly begin work under this contract and f( shall so prosecute the work so that all portions shall be complete and ready for use within 90 days. tpE B8.04 Amount of Damages for Avoidable Delay 1 Damages for avoidable Belay as set forth in Article 86.12 shall f be $50 per day. l f B8.05 Wage Rates Wage rates as set forth in Article B2.17 have been ascertained by the Municipality and are as follows: (Wage rates subject to correction.) Per hour rate effective date CARPENTERS AND ALLIED TRADES: To 2/1/66 Carpenters $4.28 Carpenters on Creosoted Material 4.38 Sawfiler, Stationary Power Saw Operator, Floor Fin Sher, Floor Layer, Shinglers, Floor Sander Operator, and Operators of other Stationary Power Woodworking Tools 4 .41 Millwrights and Machine Erectors 4.43 .. Piledrivers, Bridge, Dock and Wharf Builders 4.38 Boom Men 4 .43 Acoustical Workers 4.44 Acoustical Foreman 4 .84 Millwright Foreman 4 .83 Carpenter Foreman 4.68 Piledriver Foreman 4.83 r Piledriver Foreman (on Power Rigs while Driving Piling) 4.93 Apprentices: 1st months - 53% of Journeyman Scale 2nd 6 m-:nths - 58% of Journeyman Scale 3rd 6 months - 63% of Journeyman Scale 4:h 6 months - 68% of Journeyman Scale 5th 6 months - 73% of ;ourneyman Scale 830 SECTION B8 - SPECIAL PROVISIONS w� B8.01 Standard Specifications The following standard specifications may be referred to herein: A Air Moving and Conditioning Association (AMC.,) American Association of State Highway Officials IAASHO) American Concrete Institute (ACI) American Gas Association (AGA) 41 American Gear Manufacturer's Association (ALMA) American Institute of Steel Construction (RISC) n American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) t American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) f American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning, Inc. (ASHRAE) American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) American Standard Association (AjA) American Water Works Association (AWIWA) American Welding Society (AWS) American Wood Preservers Association !AWPA) Anti-friction Bearing Manufacturers Association (AFBMA) City of Seattle, Building Code (S.B. Code) City of Seattle, Electrical Code (S.E. Code) City of Seattle, Plumbing Code (S.P. Code) Concrete Products Association of Washington (CPAW) Diesel Engine Manufacturers Association (DEMA) Edison Electric Institute (EEL) Expansion Joint Manufacturers Association (EJMA) _. Federal Specifications (Fed . Spec.) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE) Insulated Power Cable Engineers P.esociation (IPCEA) Joint Industry Conterences of Hydraulic Manufacturers (JIC) National Electric Safety Code(NESC) National Electrical Code (NEC) National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEM7A) •• National Lumber 11anufacturers Association (NUTA) Overhead Electrical Crane Institute (OECI) State of Washington, Department of Highways, Standard a Specifications 1963 (Wash. Spec.) State of Washington, Rules and Regulations for Installing Electric Wire and Equipment (W.E.Code) Tubular Exchanger Manufacturer's Association (TEMA) Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. (UL) Uniform Building Code (UBC) West Coast Lumbermen's Association (WCLA) B8.02 Retained Percentage Pursuant to the Revised Code of Washington 60.28.010, t.%e Muni- cipality will retain 10 per cent of any Drogress payment as a fund for the protection, and payment of any person or persons, mechanic, subcon- B29 B7.10 Payment of Retained Percentage The retair 3 percentage will be held and applied by the Munici- pality as a tru�L fund in the manner required by Chapter 60.28, Re- vised Code of Washington. Payment of the retained percentage will be made to the Contractor in ordinary course upon the expiration of 30 days following the acceptance of the work by the municipality upon the condition that the Contractor shall. have furnished to the Municipality a certificate from the Department of Labor and Industries and the ^.mployment Security Department of the state of Washington showing that all payments due said departments have been made, a certificate from the Ta.c Commission of the state of Washington showing that all taxes .+ due or to become due with respect to the contract have been paid or duly provided for, and an affidavit of the Contractor stating that all �+ persons performing labor or furnishing materials have been raid and ,j upon the further condition that no notice of lien shall have been given as provided in Chapter 60.28, Revised Code of Washington. i I 4i" r r p r i N r E PART D DRAWINGS r• t� i S r� r r wY J .rl �i r d' C16 SECTION C4 - TESTING AND STERILIZATION 24.01 Testing All portions of the water main shall be subjected to a hydrostatic test after it is laid. Insofar as is practical, the test shall be made with pipe joints, fittings and valves exposed for inspection. The Con- tractor will be responsbile fo: furnishing water, tools and equipment necessary to make the test. Water `or testing shall be obtained from the City of Renton Water Department. In addition to permanent blocking, the Contractor shall provide y temporary blocking or bracing as required during the hydrostatic test period. All the temporary bracing and blocking shall be removed after testing is satisfactorily completed. ., The water main shall be subjected to a test pressure of 250 pounds , + per square inch applied at Station 45+73+. The test pressure shall be S� < maintained without pumping for a period of 15 minut• i with no drop in f'r ri pressure in excess of 5 pounds per square inch. Vis.ble leaks at { joints shall be repaired to the satisfaction of the Engineer. The Contractor shall make Any needed repairs and repeat the test until approved by the Engineer. C4.02 Sterilization Prior to sterilizing the water main, the pipe shall be thorough'.y flushed to remove any solids or contaminated material that may have become lodged in the pipe. The Contractor shall be responsible for disposal of flushing and treated water in a manner approved by the Engineer. Sterilization of the water main shall be accomplished by the Con- tractor in accordance with the recuirements of the Washington State Health Department and in a manner satisfactory to the City of Renton Utilities Department. The Contractor shall, if so directed by the Washington State Pollution Commission, neutralize the waste water for protection of aquatic life in the receiving water before disposal into any natural drainage channel or storm drain. �a` C15 (9) casing Pipe Casing pipe where indicated is intended to be placed by the open cut method. Control of water and other general construction require- ments shall be as specified in subarticle C3.02 (3) , when the carrier i.s placed within the casing, thz carrier pipe shall be skidded into position in an acceptable manner. A concrete seal of 12 inches minimum thickness shall be cast around the carrie- pipe at each end of the casing pipe. C3.03 Paving Restoration (1) General Paving restoration shall include the furnishing of all materials and labor of restoration of paved areas. (2) Cutting Existing Pavement Existing pavement shall be cut on a straight line not less than 6 inches beyond the edge of the trench. 4. (3) Preparation and Finishing Preparation, processing, leveling, finishing and other details of paving restoration shall conform to applicable portions of Wash. Spec. 32-3. Bituminous plant mix surfacing shall be placed to a compacted thickness equal to 2 inches. Prior to placement of the rlant mix, the existing asphalt shall be painted with liquid asphalt to r.btain a water tight seal. The restored surface shall be flush with the surface of ?" existing asphalt. 60 (4) Shoulder Restoration Shoulders where disturbed shall be surfaced with crushed stone sur- facing 2 inches minimum compacted top course. Crushed stone top course shall comply with State Highway Specifications. Where applicable, the surface of the finished slope uhall slope down from the edge of the i pavesent at a rate of 1/4 inch per foot. t C14 Size Range of Torque Inch Feet - Pounds 5/8 40-60 3/4 60-90 1 70-100 1 1/4 90-120 Nuts spaced 180 degrees apart shall be tighteened alternately in order to produce en equal pressure on all parts of the gland. (6) Connections to Ertisting Water Systems The Contractor shall furnish the necessary approved joint and make the connection to the existing 10-inch pipe at Station 0+02+, M The connection the existing 12-inch water main in South 153rd Street shall be made by the City of Renton Utilities Department. The Contractor shall furnish the required fittings and materials and make Q all necessary excavations and backfill for this connection. All costs incidental to the connection in South 153rd Street shall be paid to the City of Renton Utilities Department by the Contractor. The Renton Utilities Department shall be notified 5 days prior to the time the connection is to be made. R (7) Thrust Blocking L All tees, bends, and plugs shall be blocked with concrete thrust blocks as shown on the drawings. Concrete shall be placed against un- N disturbed earth at the sides and bottom of the trench excavation. Blocking shall bear against the fittings only, and shall be shaped so as not to obstruct access to the joints of the pipe or fitting. Ex- posed shackle rods shall be painted with two coats of asphalt varnish, Federal Spec. TT-V-51C. (8) Installation of Gate Valves - ee All gate valves shall be inspected upon deliv,ry in the field to insure proper working order before installation. They shall be sec M and jointed to the pipe in the manner as set forth in the AWWA Standards y for the type of connection ends furnishes and specified. „ Valves shall be installed in a vertical position and be provided ` with a standard valve chamber so arranged that no shock will be trans- mitted to the valve. The box shall be centered over the operating nut, and the cast iron box cover shall be set flush with the ground surface. E4(i .. After installation, all valves shall be subjected to field teats as specified in C4.01. should any defects is design, materials or workmanship appear during these tests, the Contractor shall make any R needed repairs or replacement and repeat the test until approved by the Engineer. All valve coating that is damaged or disturbed prior to installation shall be scraped off, cleaned and recoated with two field coats of asphalt varnish, Federal Spec. TT-V-51C. C13 The dewatering system shall be installed and operated so that the ground water level outside the excavation is not reduced to the extent that would damage or endanger adjacent structures or property. The release of ground water to its static level shall be performed In such a manner as to maintain the undisturbed state of the natural foundation soils, prevent disturbance of compacted backfill and prevent flotation or movement of the pipeline. (4) Cleaning and Assembling T ton Joints ' The inside of the bell shall be thoroughly cleaned to remove oil, grit, tar (other than standard coating) , and other foreign matter from the joint. The circular rubber gasket shall be flexed inward and in- salted in the gasket seat provided in the socket and released with the gasket fitting over the head in the gasket seat. A thin film of gasket lubricant shall be applied to the inside surface of the gasket. Casket lubricant shall be a solution of vege- table, soap or other solution supplied by the pipe manufacturer and approved by the Engineer. The spigct end of the pipe shall be cleaned and entered into the rubber gasket in the socket, using care to keep the joint from contact- ing ed �� end toe The joint the bottomof the socket-, using ba forked ttool yoro4ickg plain the type tool or other device approved by the Engineer. Pipe, which is not furnished with a depth mark shall be marked before assembly to assure that the 0' spigot end is insertad to the full depth of the joint. Field-cut pipe w lengths shall be filed or ground to resemble the spigot end of manufac- tured pipe. (5) Cleaning and Assembling Mechanical Joints (� The last 8 inches outside of the spigot and inside of the bell of mechanical !oint pipe shall be thoroughly cleaned to remove oil, grit, i Is tar (other than standard coating) , and other foreign matter from the joint, and then painted with a soap solution made by dissolving one-half cup of granulated soap in one gallon of water. The cast iron gland shall then be slipped on the spigot end of the pipe witn the lip exten- sion c" the gland toward the socket or bell end. The rubber gasket �i shall oe painted with the soap solution and placed on the spigot end 4 with the thick edge toward the gland. The entire f theo�oell.thTheigasketlshallpthendbeopresaed into to the spigot end of g place within the bell, being careful to have the gasket evenly located around the entire joint. The cast iron gland shall be moveu along the " pipe into position for bolting, all of the nuts inserted, and the nuts .+ screwed u} tightly with the fingers. All nuts shall be tightened with a torque-limiting wrench. The torque for various sizes of bolts shall be as follows: M fog b/ C12 layer shall be compacted to the specified density prior to placing sub- sequent layers. The thickness of the loose layer may be. increased when in-place density tests performed by the Engineer show that the specified density can be obtained. ^, C3.02 Pipe Laying (1) Genera' P. Pipe shall. be lay. ] in accordance with the manufacturers specifi- 41 cations and instructions for laying Tyton joint cast iron pipe. The contractor .hall provide f.i.. tools and equipment necessary for furnish- s• ing and installing the pipe. The pipe shall be placed with a mini^um j cover of 3 feet. ! (2) Handling of Pipe �► All pipe shall be handled in such a manner as will prevent damage to the pipe or coating. Accidental damage to the pipe shall be re- p paired to the satisfaction of the Engineer or be removed from the job and methods of handling shall be corrected to prevent further damage when called to the attention of the Contractor. 9n � The pipe and iittinc+s shall be inspected for defects and while suspended above grade, shall be rung with a light hammer to 9etect cracks. It a! Dirt or other foreign material shall be prevented from entering the pipe or joint during handling or laying operations and any pipe M or fitting that has been installed with dirt or foreign material in p it shall be removed cleaned end relayed. At times when pipe laving is not in progress, the open ends of the Pipe shall be closed by a p watertight plug to ensure absolute cleanli •ass inside the pipe. Y (3) Contrcl of water $0 The Contractor shall furnish, install and operate all necessary r machinery, applianceo and equipment to keep excavations free from water during construction, and shall dewater and eispose of the water 1+ so as not to cause injury to public or private prcperty, or to cause a nuisance or a menace to the public. He shall at ill times have on hand sufficient pumping equipment and machinery in good working con- dition for all ordinary emergencies, and shall have available at all times cimpetent workmen for the operation of the pumping equipment. The dewatering systems shall not be shut down between shifts, on holi- days or weekends, or during work stoppage until all pipe openings are sealed and provisions have been made to prevent floating ftithhee pipe. �+ Trench water shall not be allowed to enter the pipe Y > The control of ground water shall be such that softening of the bottom of excavations, or formation of "quick" conditions or "boils" during excavation shall be prevented. Dewatering systems shall be designed and operated so as to prevent removal of the natural soils. C11 SECTION C3 - CONSTRUCTION C3.01 Earthwork (1) Removal of Obstructions Unless otherwise noted, the Contractor shall remove all brush, trees, 1,�gs, stumps, roots, heavy sods, heavy growth of grass, all decayed vegetable matter, fences and structures where the proper con- t struction and completion of the work require their removal. Also, the ` Contractor shall remove all rock, stones, broken concrete and pavement, E({ debris and all obstruction of whatsoever kind or character whether nat- ural or artificial, encountered in the work. Rock being defined as any mass io firmly cemented or of such size that it cannot be removed without drilling or blasting. Material that is removed as hereinbefore specified, and is not to be incorporated iu the work, shall be disposed of in a manner accept- able to the Engineer. (2) Excess Excavated Material Unlesa otherwise specified, excess excavated material unsuitable fnr backfill shall be disposed of by the Contraccor at acceptable loca- tions. Excavated material suitable for backfil:ing shall be stored temporarily in such a manner as will facilitate work under the contract and not cause undue invonvenience to property owners along the route. ss (3) Trench Excavation 1#f� Unless otherwise specified or indicated, the Contractor may use any method of excavation which will not damage or endanger adjacent property or structures. (4) 3ackfill Backfill shall not be deposited in the trench in any manner which will damage or disturb the pine. The trench shall be backfilled with material placed as indicated in accordance with one of the following classifications. (a) Class IV. raterial for Class IV backfill shall be Type C. Class iV back M—shall be compacted to the extent that subsequent settlement is not objectionable in the opinion of the Engineer. t' (b) Class V. Material for Class V backfill shall be Type C Yr placed withouE-consolidation. when directed by th-- Engineer, surplus material shall be placed over the trench to a height of 12 inches. Vi (c) Class VI. taterial for Class VI backfill shall be Type e. The backf material shall be placed in horizontal layers not ex- ceeding 8 inches in loose depth and compacted by power-operated tampers, rollers, or vibratory equipment to a dry density equal to 95 per cent of the ASTM D698, Method D, maximum dry density up to final grade. Each clo C2.04 Concrete Concrete shall have a minimum 28-day compressive strength of 3000 PSI. Coarse aggregate shall have a maximum size of 3/4 inch. C2.05 Paving Materials (1) Base Course A base course of 2 inches shall precede the asphalt paving. 98" course rock shall conform to Wash. Spec. 24-2.01 and shall be placed in accordance with Wash. Spec. 24-3.19. (2) Paving Asphalt ^ Paving asphalt shall conform to Wash. Spec. 25-2.01D, 95-100 pene- tration and applicable portions of Wash. Spec. 25. (3) Minerals Aggregate Mineral aggregate for plant mix shall conform to dash. Snec. " T 32-2.02, Clrss B. )- a rem" *+ C2.06 Casing Pipe Casing pipe shall be corrugated metal pipe fabricated from U.S. Standard 10-gage galvanized asbestos-bonded corrugated metal sheets, and shall be bituminous lined and coated and shall be as shown. Joints p� shall be of standard band, couplings in accordance with manufacturer's y recommendations. Joint band and fittings shall be fabricated of the same material and protected in the same manner as the pipe. Casing pipe Tp diameter shall be the minimum required to slide the cast iron pipe and fittings into place. r r ,x 1r rr r it r v f. r 1 t w+ C9 conform to specifications of the American Standards Association A21.6 and/or A21.8 and shall be thickness Class 22 designed to ASA Specifi- cation A21.1 method of design using a modulus of rupture of 45,000 PSI and tensile strength of 21,000 PSI. The cast iron pipe shall be de- signed for working pressures 0 thru 3CO PSI for laying condition B and 5 feet of cover. Cast iron fittings 6 inches thru 12 inches shall be Class 250 and shall conform to ASA A21.10. All cast iron pipe and fittings shall be cement mortar lined in accordance with ASA A2.14 except one-half thickness is acceptable. All pipe and fittings shall have a bituminous coating of either coal-tar or asphalt base, a minimum of tw3 mils thick. The coating ahall be applied to the outside of all pipe and fittings unless other- wise specified. The finished coating shall be continuous smooth, neither brittle when cold nor sticky when exposed to the sun and shall be strongly adherent to the pipe. Cast iron pipe shall have rubber gasket push on type joints (Tyton type) . Rubber gaskets for Tyton joints shall be in strict ) conformance with Section 3.12.2.1 of Federal Specifications WW-P-360A. Fittings shall have joints as indicated on the drawings. Where mechan- ical joints are called for, they shall conform to ASA A21.11. i1 Flanges and flanged fittings shall conform in dimensions and drilling to ASA B16.1 Class 125. Flange gaskets shall be full face type, Johns-Mansville, style 605 or Cranite. Gasket thickness shall be 1/16 inch. Flange assembly bolts shall be standard square head machine bolts with heavy, hot pressed hexagon nuts. Threads shall con- form to ASA B1.1 coarse thread series, Claus 2 fit. Bolt length shall be such that after joints aro made up the bolts shall protrude through the nut, but not more than 1/2 inch. All bolts shall be galvanized. It C2.03 Gate Valves, Boxes and Markers Gate valves shall be Iowa List 14 and shall be cast iron body, nonrising stem, full bronze, mounted with double disc gates. All gate valves shall be designed for a minimum water operating pressure of two hundred fifty (200) pounds per square inch and shall conform to AWWA Specifications C500. Each valve shall be O-ring stem type with num- ber, size and design conforming to AWWA standards for gate valve with O-ring stem &sale. Each valve shall be provided with a 2-inch square n operating nut and shall open counter clockwise. End connections shall be mechanical joint connections and shall conform with ASA A21.11. All ferrous parts of the valves except finished or bearing vur- faces shall be painted inside and out with two coats of asphalt varnish, �) Federal Spec. TT-V-51C. r valve boxes and extensions shall be provided for each gate valve and shall be Olympic Foundry standard valve box. Each valve box shall be marked with a precast concrete valve marker as made by Graystone. Markers shall be set in the ground a minimum of 20 inches at locations to be designated by the Engineer. 1 s ce SECTION C2 - MATERIALS C2.01 Backfill Materials (1) TnMe B Type B material shall be a select granular material free from organic matter and of such size and gradation that the desired comple- tion can be readily attained. when tested in accordance with ASTM D422, it shall conform to the following requirements: U.S. Standard Pec cent by sieve size weight passing 3• 100 1 1/2" 95-100 #4 35-100 #10 10-100 #40 0-60 #100 0-30 #200 0-10 The coefficient of uniformity shall be 3 or greater. The matetial may be an imported quarry waste, clean natural sand .• or gravel, select trench excavation or a mixture thereof. No Type B material shall be used unless it has been accepted by the Engineer. Samples of the material shall be submitted by the con- tractor a sufficient time in advance of intended use to enable its in spection and testing. (2) Type C w Type C material shall be unclassified material obtained from ex- cavation or from any other source. The material shall be substantially free from wood, roots, bark, or other extraneous material. The maximum size of stone shall not exceed 6 inches in the greatest dimension. (3) Type F 4! Type P material shall be granular material commonly known ab pea gravel and, when tested ire accordance with ASTM D422, it shall conform to the following requirements : U.S. Standard Per cent by sieve size weight passing 3/8" 100 #8 0-5 c2.02 Pipe and Fittings; All pipe and fittings shall be cast iron except where adapting or connecting t-- existing steel or AC mains. Cast iron pipe shall - C7 3. The cancellation period provided for under this policy shall be extended to 30 days, but only as respects the coverage provided for the above contract. C1.13 S cial Provisions for Construction within Washington State ,sway g o aY The Municipality is obtaining permits for crossing State Highways 1-L and 405. These permits will be subject to all applicable provisions of Resolution 1432. In addition wherever deemed necessary by the f Department of Highways for the protection of bridge footings, the sides of the trench shall be supported by adequate shoring or cribbing. Work across State Highway right of way shall be subject to inspec- tion by the Highway Departmert. i C1.14 Special Provision for Construction within Golf Course p d The Contractor shall ccntact the Earlington Golf Course 1 week prior to delivery of pipe and eq,iipment to the site. He shall confine his work, parking, and material storage at the golf course site so as to cause the least interfer,ance as possible with the present operation. The Contractor shall mike himself familiar with any minor utility that ^� may be crossed during the course of the work. Open trenches across fairways during nonworking hours will not be allowed. All disturbed ^ grass areas shall be reseeded. All seed shall be Red Tag quality or ►r better, supplied from the latest available crop, free from noxious weed seed, and supplied in the following varieties and percentage by weight: .w Illahee Red Creeping Fescue 80• Colonial Creeping Bent 200 P� Seeded area shall be smoothly graded and compacted with roller. Seeding may be accomplished by broadcast seeding, lightly raking, then rolling to compact seed bed. Seed shall be applied at the rate of 150 pounds per acre, seeding one-half of the mixture in one direction, the remainder at right angles to the first sowing. All portions of the golf course proper shall be left free of dirt clods, socks and debris. C6 Contractor to the Municipality and should they remain unpai(!, the con- tractor agrees that the amount thereof may be deducted from the re- tained percentage. The Contractor shall provide on his public liability insurance policy a special endorsement for the railroad company. Prior to start- ing any construction within railroad rights of way, the Contractor shall furnish the Municipality and the railroad with evidence ')f his, j public liability insurance, including the special railroad endorsement, f which complies with the requirements of article B5.12. The following k form of endorsement shall be used- SPECIAL ENDORSUIENT In consideration of the premium at which this policy is written, it is agreed that: 1. Any exclusion or provision appearing in this policy, or in any endorsements attached thereto, eliminating coverage for any obligation or liability assumed by the insured under any contract or agreement or for damage or injury to or destruction of property occupied or used by, or in the care, custody or control of the insured is deleted, but only as respects that contract entered into between (contractor) and the Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle dared (applicable date and the insuring agreemenLa ace hereby exte e . to cover t .e obligations assumed by the Contractor under tx.e terms of the following provisions of said contract "The Contractor shall indemnify and save harmless the northern Pacific Railway Company from any and all claims, suits, losses, damages or expenses on account of injuries to c: death of any and all persons whomsoever, including the Contractor, subcontractors, employees of the Contractor, subcontractors and of the said railway company, and any and all property damage, arising or growing out of, or in the manner connected with the work performed under this contract, or caused or occasioned in whole or in part by reason of the presence of the person or of the property of the Contractor, subcontractors, their employees or agents, upon or in proximity of the property of the com- pany. 'The f7ontrac.tor further agrees that it will defend, at its awn expense, in the name and on behalf of the said rai' fay compaiiy, all claims or suits for injuries to persons or damage to property arising or growing out of the work carried on under this contract, for which the said railway company is liable, or is alleged to be liable. " 2. The Northern Pacific Railway Company and any other railroad t coalpany or companies heretofore or hereafter granted the joint use of the Northern Pacific Railway Company's property are naWW as additional insureds under this policy, but only as i respects the coverage provided for the above contract. Cs showing any changes in the final loca�ion of the facilities included in the work. Harking of the drawings shall be kept current and be done at the time the material and equipment is installed. C1.1J Cleaning Up The Contractor shall not allow the site of the work to became littered with trash and waste material, but shall maintain the same in a neat and orderly condition throughout the construction period. On or before the completion of the work, the Contractor shall carefully clean out all pits, chambers or conduits and shall tear down and remove all temporary structures built by him and shall remove rubbish of all kinds fram any of the grounds which he has occupied and leave them in first class condition to the satisfaction of the Engineer. C1.11 Special Provisions for Construction in City of Renton Right of Way In accordance with Section 85.05 the Contractor shall obtain a permit from the City of Renton for work within street right of way, a copy of which shall be delivered to the Muni ipality prior to con- struction. All conditions of this permit shall be complied with. In addition, the Contractor shall be required to furnish the City of Renton evidences of bond and insurance. C1.12 S cial Provision for Construction within Northern Pacific Railway pany g t o aY All construction work within the right of way of the Northern Pacific Railway Company shall be in accordance with the requ.,rements of the company and shall be performed in such a manner as to avoid inter- ference with the normal use of the railroad. In addition to the trench- ing requirements specified herein, cribbing or sheeting shall. be used in trenches constructed on the railroad company right of way when re- quired by the company. Details of cribbing or sheeting shall Se sub- mitted to the railroad company for acceptance and a copy of the approved cribbing or sheeting design shall be filed with the Engineer. r The Municipality wil'. obtain permits for construction from the railroad company under wrtch the Municipality will furnish all bonds r required and will pay the railroad company for any flagmen, watchmen., inapectnre and other personnel furnished by the railroad. The Munici- + polity will also pay to the railroad company the costs for removal, re- location, replacement or repair of facilities of the railroad company, including communication poles, crossarms, wires and equipment, under- taken by the railroad company and required as a result of the Contractor': operations. All costs thus incurred by the municipality will be charged ; .. to t..e Contractor. In the even: the Contractor fails co pay such costs within 30 days after submission of an invoice by the Municipality, the Municipality will deduct the amount of such costs from the next payment due the Contractor. Prior to final acceptance of the work by the 14unic!- polity, the Contractor shall obtain a statement from the railroad com- pany setting forth the amount cf all accrued unpaid costs resulting from the Contractor's operations. These costs shall be paid by the , r 6 • b, n , l t 6LYFt} 7X� / v ! COW PAWA,41Y s CASkv? orF£ —� /j, w e /j. J ! W/' ASPK OiIW / f d4.31.9 W /' ABANDIMrfD >F JWTA'1Z*CXMMfatk' c.' ``•' � � � ". _ RfF£k M 5,0L r.AL\ ^•s t. I YALYE CONSTRUC -4N ' 3J 4. j JFfFFR rO SPECIALNOtE: 90" SMLkf"vS /�- AICTfS F * ! , 4 ° ! ZO,PMWITCH I/ t7 CON9 Tk(JCTfON rw` ATM N.NEA% Sr 4r.s' [ A�— NOTE j I / {� !' t : /fYThNR L 'cON D aASE.7 /j��\ . CN41N INK FENCE;'^ c�!' �t - ti RLS. EASE. 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THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFINE HIS OPrRrTION TO THE EASEMENT LIMITS SHOWN ON THE DRAWING. ALL UTILITIES IN EASUvENT AREAS SHALL BE RESTORED IN AN ' APPROVED MANNER. I'-4'-4' iONZ'" RLOCK PCA.ED u.�ON 3. WHERE EXISTING STRUCTURES CHAMBFYS AND MANHOLES CONFLICT WITH THE PIPE /STi/f?BED E4R7H ALIGNMENT, MINOR ADJUSTM!`NT IN THE PIPE ALIGNMENT SHALL BE MADE TO PROVIDE J APPROVED CilARANCES, 4. EXISTING FENCES AND GATES SHALL BE MAINTAINED, TEMPORARY FENCES WITH GATES SHALL k PROVIDED TO EXCLUDE LIVESTOCK FROM WORKING AREA. 5. NEES AND ROCKS DISTURBED NRING CONSTRUCTION SHALL JL DISPOSED OF IN AN DETAIL 3 3, ,.,` �� APPROVED MANNER. .y�. BLOCKING FOR VERTICAL ` •rRALE� '' CONVEX 22k DEG. BENDS C'Ot"I 'k-J NO SCALE [tA^r JAN4 T,7.3 PJ � P . CONT4ACT NQ NJN4C�PAUTt Of UCTROPOUTAN SEgTT •AJVN I RENTON TREATNEN' PLANT ,i. M-8 63 WATER MAIN R 01 LpCATION MAP . 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Ira IQe,YERT, I•�li.t - - Y WEN ON TR ATA NT LAN "ILC t (.- M-8-65 WATER MAIN It 50I PLAN AND PROFILE 4 �'NA Tex sf7TE °' PROPERTY ,t�"ky (LO>.MoefIKITE) u a ?MC *Ariz WJEY. ; \2^ RENTON TREATA4EN7- _`--- LANT BDY. � — - ! ! •. + oz *C. � / rr ii W AYC.Z I.Aux f15 TEE '!O i �!R /016'L:I.W✓rFLGTEE / 4 N) f COG II'ITN 6'C 1, FLG.PLUG, LA RCE TRFF^ i RO k A R_. Ek TJ SPfCLAL �' k^ /r•31TE.G'`rF :`7AlSTRUCT/pK u�TE S 3 EYACT LGC. 1•VA'NO/YN ZAr!YtTYi�iNCE /O'4L✓. GATF VALVE !O" -II tq' C I ftfNO(tir 1 24YAJERL'NE- F 2,•6VAT£i' MAY Be � CLW f?' NEI'r/ON ADJUSTED 7-7 .�•n-(�c?IBE 1" TA ` . iFARANCF FE.VC: VALVE € IT J 1 'r • � _,`4 �'if•� ��4S"R -•� I gy. i` WATER TOWER .t t a .•' �7_•'C7 'J E`',gpE F.4r�1'1l • �-f 4);-ek'WC "7Y.i'ECT'av 13 i rL r W/TFI /2n -:I FLG NLUv^ ` � � • ' PLAN r-Ion' C^;:NECTIytN DETAIL Kv "'— CLY194C f1[. F tLi Ba_KF'LL T—: } -- t 1 C. ' .a7. •I h-.Y wo 70 q ll LU 20 L . p 2..i. .. ' Y_'BE ' � r_. _ __ _ . . ._ :�> C.r..IL✓ KENO t - -- � L`� — .. 1 Mt - -- t - -- -- - -- � i 1 T - c0 I iRAVEL - - 10 C.I. 7-Y7 cr } 2 3 4 5 6 T — — — 12 ID 14 IS PROF1 FAM CONTRACT NO, MUNICtP4LITTOfMETRO►00TAN SEATTLE �:. HORrt•.WyrVER[I•r6' ' RENTON TREATMENT PLANT J�NEI WATER MA114 I PLAN AND PROFILE !`:': Q VLACE BEARING AREA AGAINST UND/STURBED fi) i EARrN.BEND_ BEAFt40 AREA SQf \• �rt � STATION BLOCK A, BLOCK A, 1 S EAT T LE c`a0 k ,, _ i I � z•55.3� IO— -- to - r 9 65- -- 4 k ✓ I \ At 2a 22 - a SEND REARING AREA I7.G0 4 ( GREES) (Sq. FT,) IF DE _ * 22� S / b 34+319{ 4 I !4 ` 1 45 i t PLACE cavc. ii 45�76�� y�. '1;' R`NTI�N TFEATMENT \dr -- - Al' --= &00,4V/N5~#Sr DG� ''LA T WATER E UNDISTURBED TU KW i IL A l DETAIL 1 T A 6 l DETAIL 2 =ARry. BLOCKING FOR HORIZONTAL No SALE _ \ I1 �' > >. . T `R E NTON AND VERTICAL BENDS BLOCKING FOR HORIZONTAL TEES 1, - � . ` +NO I I I LOCATION MAP UAL&Cf Mi LIS SPACIAL �0>rTRU�T�N tiflTES ` s ` 1, IF CONSTRUCTION CONFLICTS U!II N EXISTING GUY ANCHOR THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ¢'ND CONTACT THE TELEPHONE CUMPANY. PAYMENT FOF: ADJUSTMENT OF THE ANCHOR 2rRvscra�s6'n•D � , SHALL BE BORNE BY THE CONTRACTOr . 2'-�YSJL- .scKLF R� a �a .HE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFINE HIS OPERATION i0 THE EASEMENT LIMITS SHOWN ON THE 6RAWING. ALL JTILITIES IN EASEMENT APEAS SHALL BE RESTORED IN AN APPROVED MANNER, ')cK RurEo a J. WHERE EXISTING STRUCTURES CHAMBERS AND MANHOLES CONFLICT WITH THE PIPE r olsr✓RaEt ; > ALIGNMENT, MINOR ADJUSTMI'NT IN THE PIPE ALIGNMENT SHALL BE MACE TO PROVIDE ` APPROVED CLEARANCES. r '�'uµ �9 4. EXISTING FENCES AND GATES SHALL BE MAINTAINED. TEMPORARY FENCES WITH GATES s SHALL BE PROVIDED TO EXCLUDE LIVESTOCK FROM WORKING AREA.. DETgI o 5. TREES AND ROCKS DISTURBED DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE 01SPOSED OF IN AN BLOCKING FOR VEkTICAt �ssn4L�� APPROVED MANNER. CONVEX 22� DEG, BENDS NC SCALE PJN IFCONTRACTNO. OIUNOCIPAUTY 9f METROPOLITAN SEATTIE a& E RENTON TREATMEVV PLANT JU. I M-8-6 5 WATER MOO ' a �' l'RO LOCATION MAP , QETAi: r AND NOTES DI SPr7TION D1 - DRAWINGS The following drawings are included in and made a part of this contract: Sheet No. Title 1 Location Map, Details and Notes 2 Plan and Profile 3 Plan and Profile 4 Plan and Profile r Y r r ORDINANCE NO, 1 928 AN ORDNANCE OF THE CITY OF RENTON, AMENDING ORD:RANGES NO. 174f k ):64 RELATING TO ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN 'TERRITORY TO THE CITY OF RENTON. WHEREAS, tee City of Reaton has heretofore passed and aprrcre3 Orii"rca Na. 1745 anaexing certain territory to the City of Re=.-)a which Ortdi"n_-6 was dr.y amended ;y Ordinance No. 1764, and WHEREAS, ':as now been d31;ormiaed that there exists uncertain y and doubt ae to the description and bouraarias described in the aforesaid Ordinances, and WHEN.G,k q, '. _. .. ...e tea. Lnw_eat of fire City to further amend said Ordf- r.,escas i c::::ar to accurately wA ltrmly establish the boundari lines and te_•r`_t y a:: t;ia area hera_af^.'7a annexed, NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAT.NED BY TitF MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OP ?.HE CITY OF REV^Ord AS FOLLOWS: SEj.'TION [: TIram legal, dascript!.on o£ certain territory annexed to the Cit•f of Ron:= ac a t iorid 'n ORDafAN:JE NO. 1743, as amended by ORDINANCE NO. 1764, (' is SLa_ety aateadmd _—�. .c_racted so that Via proper description of the tarritory hereto- fore annexes .hall road as follows, "Segal uning at .he intersection he mouth ?ine cf South 18Cth Street with the east line of Primary State Highway No. 5, raid intersection being in Section 31, Town- . 'p 23 North; Range 5 East W.M.; then-ce north along the east lia a of Primary State "ig%way No. 5 to t:ae north '.i:_e of Sc--th 156th Street; thence east along the north . ne cf Sout�_ 156" Scree: to the wort iirz of Lot 42, Block 7, C. D. Hillman's Earlington Gardens, Division No. 1, according to plat thereof recorded is volume 17 of Plats. Page 74. records of King Go-ix•.t;; thence northerly along the west lines of Lots 42 to 62 inclusive In Bl•3ck 7, !'illman's Earlington Garde:,s, Division No. 1; thence northerly across 10th Place Sa;ah to the west line of Lot 63, Block 7 C. D. Hillman's Earlington Gardens Division No, 1; thence northerly along the west line of Irts 63 and 64, said Block 7, tss :girth line of Lot 64, said Block 7; thence ease ala-.g the a3rZ:t line c Lentz 54 an-: 5: t3 the west line of Lot 6, said Block 7; thence north alo»g the west lire of said Let 6 to the south line of 10th Ave_.ce South; thence east along :ha south line cf dC h A-rzaue Soa.th to the west line of Ia:e Street South; thence north along the west lint cl Lake Street South to :he South 1'ne Tf 9th Avenue South; thence vest along the soot's line of 9th Avenue South to the east line of Primary State, Hinkway No. 5; thence north along the east line of Primary State High- 'way Na. 5 to the a..:lrt.a li-ce cf the Pacific Coast Railroad; thence west along the north line of the Pacific Coast Rauroad to the easterly line of the City of Seattle power line right of way easement; thence northerly along the easterly line of sad City of Seattle power line right of way e>semeat to the southerly shore lands line of Black River, as platted in Supplemental Map of Reato.: Shore Lane filed cats the County A"Aitor of King County on Septr ber 29, 1958, by the State of Washington, Depart- ment of Nature: Resources; thence wea;erly al^-g said platted southerly shore lands line to tram easterly ^?.attzJ shorn lar,..3 't:e; the-ze southerly along Cie said easterly .c:th • e of the Pacific -oast Rai'-road; tierce west , is 1 .. 1 the aort''l).. - t the SL4 of the Sisk of Section 25, Town-ship 23 North, Ra..,_ - ".X.t s:iic norti-WesL corner being on the south city limits «)f t:.«: CIL of luk�ilu; Ci,enCe W :.t along the sate s:wth city limits line the Cttv of lukwila to the easterly city limits of the City of lukc jla; ti;ence southerly along; th,: ^)isterly city limit s line of the Citp of Tui:wila to ttu• north bound-iry line of the 1,_.-r , lx:.xv 7 D<n;atiort Clr.im :o. 43 produced West alorrc th^ centerline of '-)ath 1e0th Str'•.:t; th..:ncc enht along the north bound:;=y lino of tlu `ienry Fd,'.,s Don4:.ton Clale, No. 43 rroduced West to .nc eenterltnr of Secondary St'+tc Hi::,hvay No. 5M; theca soutL•, caont; the centerlin_ of Second—y Str,tu Highway No. 5t4 to the south line of South 180th Street produced west; thenc:. ens. �10n ne .south line of South 180th Street produced e•cst to tlw e:,at lir.. of Primary Stato Niriway No. 5, the point of ba�.lnn)ng. a SECPIOi. It: All otia•c matters, findings and recitals In said ORDINAXL NO. 1745, --swept for Lile legal d_serip.ion herein corrected, shall remai'l iu Hull lorcc ouu ell act. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this r day of P!r •, 19'i9, =1t ra L.-W.=0"crcl-irk A APPROvi.O r "I,, WYOR tf)ls day of May, 1959. Joc R. BAXL'-r, Kiyor APPYMD :c; TO rGRP: Cercrd N. 5hultnn, City Attorney IL _ _ .... ._ - �-rr s..a¢�,ren..vex¢-zi.,r_.wa , n.uC¢�Yii'i,W{a•:U•YCYtiSi:,•. Suppler- r^_ .I Renton Shore Lends filed with the County Auditor of Kix>L_ co k September 29, 1958, by the State of WaahtnCton, Department .0 :, aural Resources; thence westerly e.lon; said plated southerly shore lands line to the easterly platted sluwr+ lands line; i thence ioutlterly 41on4; the said easterly platted shore lands line to the :.orth llne of the Pacific Coast Railroad; thence west alon;; the north line v: tlue Pacafic Coast Railroad to toe west line of Lot 4, Block 15, E_trliiq,tun Audition to Renton, )rorluccd South, according to pl..t i. in Volu 14 of Plats, Prge 7, records of King County; thence t.;i along, the west line of saic -at 4 produced south to the {{ south line nr: ith Avenue wes, ;hence wast alone the south line o' 6ttt Avenue west to the west line of Lot 249 Block 140 sold r. '.t.v,;tpn Addition, :,,reduced south; thence north alone; the west line of said Lot 24 produced south to the south line of the alley in said Block 14; V thence writ lon;;; the south line of the alley in said Block 14 to the j wcat line of Lot 7, said Block 14, produced south; thence north along t the west lint: of said Lot 7 produced south to the north li:7_ of said Block 14; thence west along the no: h line of said Block 14 produced wr..st to the vest line of Lot 15, Block 13, said Earlington Audition, prcr:!uced south; thence north :.long the west line of said Lot 159 i s produced south L., cite south line of Sunset Boulevard West (Primary State Highway No. 2, Renton Brcnch); thence west along the south line of Sunset 40nICV1:rd west to a point. on a lint, wl.ich heirs Forth 17e'10' West to the sot=theast corner of Lot 24, Llock 5, said Earlington Ahdi- _ ' ion; said lot corner being on the north line of 5th: Avenue west; ti.ence westerly algae; the: north li-te of 5th Avenue West to the northerly line of Prinary State highway No. 2, Renton Braneh; thence northw sLr rly along the nort;,erly line of Primary State highway No. 2, Renton Branch, to the. t:'rly tine of olst Avenue South; thence southwesterly abet;.; the easterly "• lin-� of that Avenue South produced southwesterly to the south Lint, of South 140th Street; thence westerly and southwesterly along Lite southerlyA.. line of South 140th Street ru the northerly line of the Pacific Coast Rail- •x`• road; thence southwesterly, westerly anew northwesterly alon tttc northerly line of the Pacific Coast Railroad to the northwesterly .inc tf Tract 'sA, dunetlen Addition to Seattle; th_nce: souttwesterly alon� the northwesterly line cr.. said Tract 28A produced southwesterly to the westerly line of the Northcr., Pacific Railway; hence southeasterly alor„ the westerly 1tne of the. Northern Pacific Railway to the southerly line of the old Black River channel; thence easterly along the southerly line of Lill, old Black River channel to the south line of the Monster Road (South 143rd Street); theme easterly alen,; the south line of said MonsLcr Road and continuing southerly - along the west ling o. said Monster Road (72nd Avenue South) to tt., northerly line :.f the 'orth_rn Pacific Railway; thence northwesterly alon,; the north- a. . wl easterly line of the Northern Pacific R, itway, a distance of 280 feet more or less; tiv:t,.ce southwesterly to the corporcte limits of the City of Tukwila = *. along it ling which bears )00 northL: sterl.y from the nart!tct:stcrly city 1Letts a tine of rite City of Tukwila frtxa Its point of intersec[ion. wi Ua tie north- westerly city limits line of the City of Tukwila; r.l:Lmv southc stcrly along:, ' t• the: said corl.n ete limits line of the City of Tukwila produceuto the west- t erly Line of the Chica3o Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railway and Union Pacific Railway; thence southerly along the westerly line of the Chicago Vilwaukee St. Pcul and Pacific Railway and Union Pacific Railway to the .orth line of Nelson Place, also known as 72nd Avenue South; thence westerly end southerly alort, the northerly and westerly line of Nelson Place produced south to the south line o. South 153rd Street; thence east along the south line of South I53rd Street t:, the west line of j�,ti'Slrtiern Pgcific Railway; thence south alon;_ tt,.: w,s.t lira., of the Nortiermii/rteil"way to a point on a la 410 feet more or less north frorr the south line of the lienry Meader D„ .a i.rri,L lain No, »6; tli ncc wost loni: the line 41C feet north more or less frr t'i- s<;uth l in,, of said henry Meader Donatic.,n Clain No. 46 to tie cast line of 3ocundary St,.: lli<:hwey No. 5M; thence south along th._ c..s.t line of Second- ary State 1'i..! la", St,. 5M to th.e nor'.h corporate limits lin.. of the City of Tukwila; Lli c. c!nsc along the north city limits line. of 0& City of Tukwila to the we_, 1.:,.: of the SE# of the NE} of Section 25, Township 25 North; Pan;;e 5 E-at W.M. s :d w_st li.e being the er:st city limits of the City of Tukwila; theme ::outi. nitn, the said east city Limits lire of the City of Tukwila to -2- it w AS'. ,- oRmiW"CE lio. _. A:; ORDINANC-: OF Tl,:;- CT7Y OF RLNTON, COMCTINC ORDI:-ANrz NO. RELATINC TO ni�; DLSCRIPTION OF Lq::DAR1iiS OF XINEXED 'TERRITORY W114RLA5, the Mayor and City Council of the City of Renton h!iretofore duly pnss:d, epproved :. d mused to be. publiahed. ORDINANCE NO. 1745, relating to the ,:nn-�xati'jrx of certain territories to the City of Renton, ..nd WI&RE:S, the City Engineer of the City of Renton hs:; seen advised by the Coun_ Ery;in•.rrr [nd Asser,sor that th, re is a certain overlap in tla, legal de.; ript i:,n a :,•i:c.•.i loud in said Ordinance No. 1745 with the boundintien of the :wn t Tukwil,.t it or ne it the bridge inters-ction at South ISCth Stn-et, n[rd WHL:RLAS, 1t in .,dvtaeble to correct and emend said thdinmarce No. 1745 In orGci to t.l ir.:inate s:,id overlap, and the City Engineer havin,• dul^ ,repnred a cormeted bou...lcr; d-4criptfnn of the properties so annexed, NOW Ti'ZREFOkF BL I': ORDAINED 3Y ZUE MAYOR AND TNL CITY COUNCIL OF rm CirY of RE,Taw AS FOLLOWS: SLCTION 1: 'ftm lesu:l dcscri;,tion of certain territur} .aaecerd In lire City of l:eaLon - sr!t forth in ORDIIW:CL :IO. 1745, entitled "AN OROIDu :CL OF THE CITY OF REh;(X , WA EL:Y:TON, , tiNLXM CERTAIN 'fURRITORY TO 'flfZ CITY OF RtNfON" in hereby arxm, E-ed corrected so that Lite proper d,�scriptim of the territory here- toferc annexed Shall read i,s follows. - "Beginning at ti.e intersection of the south line of South ISt 'h Street with the east line of Prircary Str.tc hiienwav No. 5, said intersection b In Section 31, Townsliip 23 North; Range 5 East W.M.; thence north alory; the east line of Primry State highwa, :io. 5 to the north line of South 156th Street; tlrcrxe east along the r rth line of South 156th Street to the west line of Lot 42, Block 7, C. D. 1. 'lnan-s L,,rImLton Garden:,, Division No. 1, according to plat thereof recorded in Volume 17 of Plats, Page 74, records of King County; thence northerly Mote, the wust lines of Lots 42 to 62 inclusive in Block 7, C. D. Hillman's Enrlin;�ton Gurdons, C Division No. l; thetwe northerly across 10th Place South to the wcat line of Lot 63, iioeh 7, C. D. Hillman's Earlington Gardens Division No. 1; thence rwrt,uirly .iluny, the :. %t line. of Lots 63 and 64, s.td Clack 7, to the north Ii: it lot 64, .said Block 7; thnrce east aloe,.; the north line of Lots 04 end 05 to the west line of Lot 6, sz:ld Bloc; 7; tiwnce. north along the West line of said Lot 6 to the South line of loth Avenue South; thence cast along, the south line of IOth Avenue South to the went line of Lake Str:_et South; thvncc north along- the West line o% Leike Street South to the smith lin, of 9th Avenue South; thence west along the south line of 9th Aventy, Sops to c:w a •st line of Primary State hivhwa•r No. 5; thence north :l.m th• east line of Primary St:ite Highway No. 5 to the north line L., P,.ciYt; Coast Rillroad; thence west Slog;. t:u north line of if, H.,tiroad to the ea.•tcrly line of tin• City of Scuttle e i 4L n:: W;;y cnscm.nt; thence northerly nlunr_ tiv ennt••rl^ I '. City nt Sc•.,,Ltb. power line right of Way eaSv1Vnt to Ow , .c rl lm,d:; Ii.nt• of Ul,ick RI !er, .,. pinttod in 1 M.+y L Ah ht fil Y�( y/ lwr#/1'C/PL4I6(FL6) 2 e l- NCTT : 90" SE'AER ENDS 0 sa ),, c �: N .. � f /' M �ATM.H.HFARSTA45•OC y' co) N)( q� - xerf4t t _VON[) -`ASE.; r++ . H r 1D EASE. : j - Y 1; ; o� —__-� D t T C .. - s It • 5•39 I;' / i / 4 •0C/ y. R (FOR CONNECTION TO Z� 'L.EX/ST. SEWER ✓C7 k 1 r� 5 Z .l fYi.:T. 12'NATEk MAIN y / ST.4UCTJRf /FPRAK. N' OSUND FfND(AIu: I 1 / ti PERM ( REFER!O SEC. C 3.02(!) Zoe.Of DRAIN //7 3 .g EASE , pARK�N ' OF SPEC/-I-AI/DNS) y / �O'PERM EASE, r FIE LITDIscm. 3708C 124 'rjr ZZ's GJEA/D(NJ' --- "T F F LAPROX. LOCATION VALVE (MV..) PR!VATE SEWER / n TURF MOTEL O 31.4Z 7EE) • (p' �` RT. P. r j p( (REFERTOSPEC/AL P L A N rCA(STRUCT NNOTf f) LOHGACFE� T. P. / CONSTR(/CT/ON NOTE f) 1 t * It J ---------- 8kOGT r I +—� E R10 2 MAINTAIN 3 f i ,a f O Q ' M/NCCVER-TYP, _ r { : { :I .//p r c_.T_.x- yI O L---h- 4 ` �- - s j _ 1 ; URF AO ' ' / y^ —tom-- a _.. ..[ _ ; .. .-----I— • t � J 32 33 1 35 36 37 38 � — 39 AO 41 42 _4(3 4_ __15 MUNICIPAL; Cf METROPO:JTAN SET—AT PROFILE Pd�-1fAM_ CGhTRACT No. pENTON TREATMENT PLANT J`NE NON: I"+i90',VERT.Ir.IO' *Fco7croco M-8-65 WATER MAIN _ R SO •� ` _ PLAN AND PROFILE �e` a i .!9 �5� p�TfAI v. O 9- E pERR-� Sod. G Zd AS! ` i - J RENT ^N TREATNfNT 2 ---- PLANT - - � BDY. \:'7'11.6 ?f`:�c WEE ,'M.✓r �LGI / 12 r - - 117TN!L•C./. FY U6(F.'J) E C/. TYTON'✓T. 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FLG.PLU6 `- t ' 9.65 GAT£ VALVE ,/ �� —ZkA�IYLINR FENCE 6 wArm,I'VE- ! l0'2L 'BEN0(M✓) uj —VAVE PIT M' x WATER TOWF% w LU ti;-; ! /O'G/,AL�[xF.G7EE/4'/rNc/FL�au,.^ !!! 0.WMAC70RS114LLAI& IIERI,tYLOC47iONOf p L A. N EX/ST:.YG/O'P/PE.$.°ROY/DE•PPROVE^CONNECT/ON. "'—U.1784Cx'flLL • —�r— CLYBKfC+jrC� CL.r 5ACXFILL —r— ��""''��'' T 'ENO(M✓j. f j 1 { . 7) 30 30 O - F __ lk1 w 60 ! tu 4L to FROCY%S NCO NTEFES Cr /N Nti AF EA 50 !RAVEL PEDO/,1- ! 2 3 4 5 6 _- ? -- 8 9 _ !0 II 12 13 -- 5 P R OF '. LE ►d/ FAM CONTRA:T NO. MJN C PAUTT OF METROPOLITAN sEa?r E ' . .e t 40Rt1°.Nw'vERt I'.!0. R[=�twoco RENTON TRZATMENT PLANT M-0-65 HATER MAIN P 501 _ PLAN AND PROFILE PLACE BEARIN5 ARC A AG.4/NS7- UND/S%1RBED EARTH. E'EARtNGAREASQFT 9EN:7 i STAT!ON SWC.KAt SOCK A, SEATTLE ' , I 0 •13 ; io j to 4 pia ars' t --- T - _� Az s c2 BEND ''BEARING AREA 17+t,U q �� I(DESREES)' (SQ. FT.) R I - -- I I I I 5 314 47.91 i � _ 14 _ / `• 22 5 • ~. 14 34+319LL _ 1_ - , A�� — —�i� t / OCAE �tNr' R>NTCN TNEATMSNT &0,:A !N!Auws7 1 S \o DLwNT 45 f + '41 -1 ✓ L'NDis7 .59ED TL'KW!l-A WATER E DETAIL 1 DETAIL 2 FARrH TABLE BLOCKING FOR HORIZONTAL NOS-ALE ° '`" RENTON AND VERTICAL BENDS BLOCKING FOR HCRIZONTAL TEES I ' SCALE LC C AT I C N MAP ._.BEND 4? �.4N�-U_<"c h•iH✓ - o , J 0 7 = I W FACE CCM( "�xK O - ON UNDISTURBED T EARTN DETAIL 3 BLOCKING FOR VEkTICAL t XNVEX 22� DEG. BFNCS NO SCALE .a - MUNICIPALITY Of kE POLI+AN SEATTLE ' f Pis FAN CONTRACT NO. .«o.+ueae RENTON TREATMENT PLANT JU�e WATER MAIN rft .R 501 MA+- • .1 , 1 c 'TES 0 ^. 4 I 1 - 14 I - -V_r Y 11 I i t I DATE BY ICHECKEt JAPPROVED JOB NO TITLE RE 'tSE 1•rAT�k' �Y tiwF�r ki,_av ;�, -,__ +: ; _I METROPOLITAN ENGINEERS 7' -- '- -- SEATTLE , WASHINGTON I V"eTicO y�NT�ACT�;�-� f Ly7pti; 7•f- DESCRIPTION OF RENTON TREATMENT PUJ ,d" SITE AS PER DEED FROM PACIFIC COAST R. R. CO. TO METRO Parts of Government Lots 2, 5 and 6, the NEJ of the NW'�„ and the SWl1 of the NEB of Section 24, Township 23 North, RAngc 4 East, W.M. , King County, Washington, as more particularly described hereinbelow: Commencing at the Northwest corner of Section 24, Township 13 North, Range 4 East, W.M. , as established by King County Aerial Survey Coordinates (Existing Monument) ; thence South 870 26' 48" East along the north Line of. Section 24, a distance of 2692. 56 feet, more or less, to the North 1/4 corner of said Section, established by a rcrvey and the ties thereto, together with the King County Aerial Survey Coordinates. filed with the King County Engineer: thence South 00 55' 30" West along the north- south center line of said Section 24, the hearing of which is based on the angle in the southwest quadrant at the North 1 /4 corner as determined from King County Aerial Survey Subdivision of said Section 24, a distance of 609.118 feet to the true point of beginninq oe this description; ; thence South 89 04' 30" East along a line perpendicular to said nortb-south center line of Section 24, a distance of 470.00 feet; thence South Oo 55' 30" West along a line which is 470.00 feet easterly of and parallel with said north-south center line of Section 24, a distance o' 1402.37 feet, more or less, to the intersection thereof with the northerly line of the right of way of the Vorthern Pacific Rail- way Company; thence southwesterly, westerly, and northwesterly, along said northerly lind of right of way, to the intersection thereof with the northeasterly line of. 72nd Avenue South; thence northwesterly, northeasterly and northerly along the easterly line of sain 72nd Avenus South to the intersection thereof with a line bearing North 89 04 ' �0" West Prom said true point of beginning; thence South 890 04' 30" East along said last mentioned line, 1046.33 .feet, more or L, ss, to said true point of be;innin" of this descriptor . MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN SEAT LE METRO 41O W. HARRISON STREET SEATTLE W . WASHINGTON AT 4-3100 April 1, " �'• City of Renton Utilities Department Renton, Washington Gentlemen: 0 1 Replyin•3 to your telephones request for information regarding the legal description of the MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN SEATTLE'S Renton Sewage Treatment Plant site, we submit herewith a ccpy of said description and a copy of the Boundary Survey map. We trust this action furnishes vou with the information you recruire. IF we can be of further assiLcance please contact us, ff Very truly yours, I 1. r Faymond Drebin kight of Way A3er.t y RD:mg �a ALL AMERICA CITY - 1950 . — ter ire _ _ - - 9 IS le i CJ � / [� V� !7 }• i�� A AF i I CITY OF RENTON INGINEERING DEPARTMENT / y Re loca6or of 14 ;r •Pr bias, S. 153rd ST to Metro ?+ar+ (.rMt71e"E'D '.�Wlu- Da.e. 6 `:.. .✓.: $_`? .a / f �CNECaED . s __ SCAte C JJJ APPROVED__ �� ..iv �+..•.ae� _ SNT. j OE � r ; 1 , 1r � i 1 F , , r. ID srifnsa+a+s++�y+suaveyxyar4+crsa tyat_t► /. , WATER SERVICE TO METRO TREATMENT PLANT W-230 3� � r1 I_. 1 I s 11`�• l�1 r i - 1 _ _ h gou OOV Al MI -� ? F. 1 .-�.. �..✓�� it st ;A 8 E •. ,i .��C y•• ro N Renton W A!"I N O TO M the AI Trontporl Cepdel of the Wwld OFFICE OF CIT CLEoK Muatelpallty of Metropolitan Oesttle 410 W. Warrisen Street Seattle, Washingtp) 94119 Attn: Mr. lharles Y. Gibbs, Director Teehnica). Services Wei Metro-Renton Meter Main Arreentent C.1'.0. 960-66 centlenent Wo forward herewfth original and four copier of the clove-captioned Agretelent with executed Exhlbit "M attsched thereto determining the total cost of the water main facilities to be in the ern of $36,324.34. Pletee execute all copies end return original anit one cop+ for our files. Your courtesies are appreciated. Yours very truly, j C,I/T�Y for nWTI N Wale M. Melaoa, City Clerk am/da Laeloe�ae (f;) MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN SEATTLE 110 W. NARRISON STREET SEATTLE. WASHINGTON Polls AT 4.3100 June 28, 1965 Mr. Jack Wilson City Engineer City of Renton Cedar River Park Renton, Washington Dear Mr. Wilson: water Line to Matro Treatment Plant In accordance with the agreement between the City of Renton and the Municipality, we are submitting to you two cosies of plans and construction specifications for the referenced project for your review and approval. Some construction details are not shown because this information is not yet available from the railroads and the State Department of Sighways. A complete set of contract documents will be for- warded prior to construction. If a street use permit is required, please forward the required application forms. Vsry , my yours, r as V. Gibbs Director, Technical Serviaes CVG/RLH:js Enclosures r ALL A H ; clrA rIT h ION sYAT$ OP kASt.I:iGYDi 1 ) ge. COUWSY OF KIAPI ) Ja tais .lay of , 1966, before M ;,araonally af,t.wtos C. CU"IVAO, to no kuvva to ue tua C"Ici4au of ttw Council ind Clark of CA* Comwil, respectively, of the Auaiolpality of ristroPolltan Seattle, a auaiciyal corr-oratioa, aw us eitnib an,: forr,otn, iastrr.art to Ate the fteo au. voluatary act a ,; 6004 of said Co"rat"", for WIG uses aos yuryospa thareia 66aati0A04, sad on oath stato.l that they Mort' auttmariaoj to exacuts said Lnatrusett sad that tag seal affiaed is the corposate goal of gain vox i.or a burl. Ik wMg1 ;5E taiiKrkw, I have ysc+unto got my haal aw afflxn: wy official seal tan day area. your first above vrttten, wcrti►aY itisiLtL'?d 4iQ" G4 e6a"- tici of waohin,too, roulalwi at Seattle •5 7ihd Are. su.: said ioiht wiay wraftafnar rsferre.i to as roint "r.% '. &"01 t"S tastarli 10 feet Of Uru Avenue South frws h@ratofcre uescrlbed point "Lo, tusuce sJutharlj, a "LsLa.:ce of 460 fcat, .:ore fir lssa, W lntera/ction wltu an ealstln' rater line runnl(&y waaterly frOr+ tUa exlstlag water storaja tank ba the qunlalfality'a Renton Tseat..sat Plant site. TU :J1YK AaD f0 IrVbD the oa.ne to the city of Renton, Its successors and 4e61444 forever an"i the :tualcips4ity for Itsalt and Its successors cove"Ar is and agrees to and with the City, its succosaata ant asal.Ins that the qualcLValtty Is the owner Of t:,.. said Iroperty, )Oode am, rnattals 410 has gaud rl-jilt arj aul.Lorlty to sell the same and that it will warrant and defend the bale Hereby na.:e u2tc the City, its sutcosaors and assijns a;alnst all and every �,eraon or t.ersons whomsoever lawfully clairtl947 or to claim the ease. Is WITNtho 04ha Lo , the stttuiaipallty bas causod Its Corporate name and $oal to " hereto affixed by Its offlLars tcereto lawfully authortaod -n the dap of 1966. MUNICIPALITY Or H.TRJp1JLI7AM 9LATTL+: By,--. L'Fiilcaan-D-r"ti:i ArTiss� ZrriiTi 'off"eb�C'au'wtt"� - _ . kn J. ALSO, a strig. of laal 10 fast in w111+.11 Orosatn) .awn'lary 'state i,i j away :Ni. I-L on.. lylp/ S feat oa e47n slue of t:le folluviag 4wacrJ4" odl*or liner "'JI r.luJ at rseviously uaectibed Point "Ays attahco nortu 44e 11' 11" west 211 !est, tA'tnes North ?r• 14' W lust to pout of tertalnwa on rho northorly It" of Secondary state Highway too. 1-L, satd point 441n, refsrroi to as Point "C" (also covarsd In state hijaway Permit ilo. 2194) s 4. A650, a *trill of Leal 20 foot In width lyin7 10 feat on waeh mi-* of via followtuy .:escrif.cJ center lino, saltuntn) at heretofore aaacrluad Point 'C'; thenoo s.orth 40e /4' 59" k+est tc a lVint of tarvalnuo on the sputa 1100 of P•s)a t t:oenu hlootrlo 44111116y 1410ht of .'ay Nl.i yolnt oain7 aoretnaftsr raforrau to as Point -J", (Private prorsrty, Lowy A.:roa TralLer 1.4ra awa aaro) ; i. ALJJ. a strip of Lon4 10 foot is width cr04814'7 the Puget 606W laoctrte ilatlway s!)ht of way 5 foot os roach side of the followlay uoorrlhea cantor llho. soylnslny At haretofure uoscrload Paint "a"; thence :•vrth 20' 44' ls' west to it patat of tcretaus on the 4odthorly aar')la of the Might of Hey of thn northern Pacific hallway Ccapasy at AM sution 141*7P.25, a. >L..O, a strip of laws 10 foot In width crosalra the hj,jht of way of tna borthern Pacific Betiway Co+as.+say and lytw7 S feet oa each side of a Center 1140 At Rh ftatlon 144)+79.25, AL@Q, too North 5 fuat of the Nort"Gess Pacific Railway A14ht at Nay ustwoon Aft Stations 1241a71.2a eau 1244#11.25; n otfih of Laws 20 foot in width, the soutaerly .aargin of salu strip help) tl.c swrt,idrly 1Lhu or tho Lou foot wide horthara Pacitlu Railway Cun;any's Ri'ht of way Iylty) ).*twos& Pit btatton i]4J#71." on the east alwt a line distant 470 feat easterly, as _soaeurod at riyht angles truce the north-eout:t center line of said f"Uton 24. on the West, (sieataent to Banta" Traatnant Plant) - The Pacitlu Coant Nallruau Co, wehted to Issue a eoyarata oasoaant dtraaLly to 144aton. its f,lrnlanad a aeavelptlon or t,w ve.604ant to the Aatlroad Co. but t.uatN+s tLa.r tr,rue.l tlla e.►awaauC w AlIntaa, w► ,Iw ..6 ♦.nN� . •. ALyV, a s4•#t• ^t As,.l )9 /ww� 10 w# uN lt4ne #na#.fe Jh► f,eataooa• 'is 6140 eee4w#Fa t$%lt* 00y44M ♦10040eaN 0 u#a < Yt� p . .0.. • � ��I NtN, ♦i , WOOL a." M..1.1. 11"0 h teaewr. 16A.1 WOOL A" NN&tn •Una Nat", ~40 Farttoularly Jaaort"a ae tcilowsl aa)lanls�) at a point on the mama At" of the Night of way of the ,Wrtuorn Pacific )ullway Company at a volst diatent 470 foot aasta1ly as saaswrod at right sagloo from --- kao north-sa►ta crater line of said seotlos J41 thMso - #., ' MMt#t N $6, il" Haas 140J.J7 gores trsw M# ria { sa" 04, 40" west 1045.40S foes to tits oast It" of At / 1 ,fa ANM ,1LL Nu .:Y rhAUb/1"A*Ali'tr that +unlei LLty of �gtroyo�itab riaa}tlo, a +ualalpa rporattoa f the toto of was 4te , Deal ftor 0411*1 .H cLpalit fox' and to easel rat s of Um sue of One ar l ro/L coil a (•1 00) and other Mani Le acne derotian to s in A& t.wld ' y City of xebtop, a icipa cotyotati of i the scat at •ash Icon, h*ralnrt or a lled th 'City% M. reoalpt of r f is b*roby ail *d does b theme aesoato grsat, bar; L , so sad deliv* sate us City of ' ton ],•16' of 11' C.I. ter A, 1,172' f 10" Ai. va iela, 3 10' valves, • 1]' vaiv*r, 3 •' *0 vita ��t a, 1 10' as a, ran 1 17' service too, ++or lxated -n1 lastaaled Within a tollorin7 4j*sorAt,a4 ;ro,*rty in the City of wmtou, couaty of tint, ::ate Of e.arr+i+•)tom, to Wits Paftlo3,a of .ovvrurcnt Loto ] ana o, of tbs r.- 1/4 of tLa UN 1l4, of tea fii 1/4 of tag Ms 1/4, sad of ens uw 1/1 of tna :,i. 1/4, A" In :;action 24, Twus:7lp a3 "urth' "";* 4 last, w.M., ALSO County, Washington, maid portioas wine dsecrii,eu so tallow*$ 1. A strip of Lana 10 feet In width lying 5 fort uu each sL.to of tus tollw+ir•j aeacrivad cantor llpar 46rivainq at a Is s " tho abut., lira vt :both 153td street at ti atvrseatiw• V. 641 south lino With the cantac 11 of 4Qtn Ass. LOUtr+, tner:ce nortbarly along SOW ca t line a ule.twnca of 105 toot: thehce rortb .� 440 1L 3' Was ' to a point on tam West lira ut IEOt4 Ave. w,u 4, u polnt twlnt �iSLAht 100 to*% northMtlp - a u+t ma eat line teo� the intes*sutAbn to o i raelW u rxiat hg s.onrtment is : butt• 1: F 3rd 5t., N t.era144f gr rater +: w on Do1nt W i j 0, a tri f land ]. feet An Width rLag l0 tut ea soon Uw Eullawiny Gs*cf :,e1 a ter�faor as.t a/ ai pr*V1au6l,* .ioacrib "t 'lr'. thane• to ••' 11' ls" cast w ),o1r of tor:+laos un the t,.orly Margin of Yaaoty' b Itivhvay +w. 1-L I=ur�etly meta uA;t•Wry gyp. U-1 eaic F41nt being t•ocalnaftas rote t E o1 f"+iLt "A" (Private tau{arty) A swx•r luStich vat r •then to U.a Mato of Knit tom on to )!s ra,tarty't* allow Primary "tat* )r at my ltt cyGu savor line arcs Permit :so. IJDI WA Aasu W uulcLyallty lot the crossid2: V METRO410 WEST NARRISON STREET SEATTLE, WASMINOTCN 9E119 AT.*#*, 4.5100 October 4, 1966 Metropolitan Caundlbr; C.Cr•,Oeuwnh i+ •, �,.. T and E Bever Construction "Ali If 22705 74th Place Meat •�+ Mmonds, Washington 98020 , 7.U.tlremi,o Lk "`` cernonni Gentlemen t Feel J.Al..au,der Ciedr N.fam4l Contract No. MR-65 F Hades It S*ww* Renton Treatment Plant Water Hain y C7ereee Jr.k6f•en } MA C.Nutr. ra accoidanee with Article A4 .11, Guaranty, of the ■pecifi- ; aT9. W...n.11 cations for the above-referenced contract, you are re- I akwrut queeted tv make repairs to the following itas: c•„eru.e°° + Between Station 2+65 and 2+75 roedval draina e Ead�A.f�.�. � Y 4 has been diverted to area over pipeline and Mf1Kf9 iSIAND has caused erosion. This drainage should be N•r��, diverted. flwrviAwl A,wbeli a.N1oN 2. Between Station 6+00 to station 16+00 ex- cessive settleaent of backfiil ser3as golf D.m W.C.0, course. Stww lower J. At stations 17+20, 244.47, 29+96 and 77+75 aetC Noi.en valve box exteneioro require adjustment. NXIMr.-Arr►M"Irk rwo ?lease inform the Municipality of your proposed schedule o r so that proper impaction oar ).e made. Ewe WAS. adve Very truly yours, W OMfOe•ORAM AWAS A tare Ma AY,/lo. Charles V. Gibbs Assistant Executive Director GerRln 11kM'bY CVC/Bldi 1mb ran!s.Lange col City of Renton CLEAN WATERS Pacific Coast Railroad --2-- 5/20/68 Company 4. The Railroad Company will r. fy the Municipality when the physical connectie. o the Municipality a water line is to he made so that the Municipality can have an inspector on the site when such tap is made. S. No other use will be made from the connection then to provide water for the g.,lf course presently in operation. 1.henever such golf course use is terminated, the Railroad Company will notify the Municipality and remove the meter, and plug off the connecting line at the place where it plugs into the Municipality's line and all rights to use said connecting line will terminate. 6. The Pacific Coast Railroad Company will pay the Municipality nifty Dollars for the right to use said water line. 7. This Consent to this temporary use of the Municipality's water line shall in no way jeapordize or abrogate the Municipality-* future right to collect a late-comer fee for the use of this water line as provided under the terms of the Municipality's agreement with the City of Renton. rf the provisions and terms of this Consent are agreeable to the Pacific Coast Railroad Company, please indicate your %aceptance by signing the enclosed copy of this letter and returning it to this office. Yourl� ry t-,• C V. Gibbs executive Director CVG/W)rsc enclosure !='fJ lain} ,r • "J Ie>i � METRO 410 M7fT HARRISON fTREIT 16ATTLCINASHINOTONQ11• AT.~4 109 May 20, 1968 Y i�11SI I hJj v An[I T Ew b w. G wry, PAWJ A Pacific Coast Railroad Company �)L;�TodIZ� " 404 Union Street Choi"w.c a Seattle, Washington 98301 rl." I n NW W N.ff".Nu TOM HUI Attention; Mr. R. M. foyd Me.&NEW,V.L"46"' Land and Tax Agent rWd a Mai. M.a 04 d11 SOW ReNN Gentlemen; RIII.VUM Consent to Tapping of Water Line 14 . Renton Treatment Plant .I.YIANO The Municipality of Metr7politan Seattle hereby consents a..MG� to the tapping of its 8" water line located near the Allow,A.RMr east margin of its Renton Treatm nt Plant Site at a point approximately 700 feet south of the north margin of said MI/C1. IsuANR sit* by the Pacific Coast Railroad Company. CinnY."A C►..1..4A.." This Consent is subject to the following provisions: 010MON0 M,w, 1. The tap shall be with a one inch line. RrWT.I-"R.4'Tw 2. The Pacific Coast Railroad Company will MAY* all j TINTON arrangements with tbo City of Penton for tae MAT" permission to make the tan and to install the OIwM W.Gd necessary meter. .. $MAI114 TOWN* •TTMLM.,TENON 3. The Pacific Coast Pailroad Company will save I,W..A,e„ the Municipality harmless from any and all claims, demands, costs or liability resulting 4140 cnuNTT from any damage to the !Iur.icipality's facilities C.MeNMNNN, or to any porsons who may he injured, or for any ITS MONO property or equipment damaged or destroyed by Id"e'~iewri the Aailway Company's installation or use of said 1 I UNINCO.PORATIO MIA* water line. ' I A.O.I.WN"J4"WN a..NI..IANW*W cww v cw CLEAN WATERS PACIFIC COAST R. 14. CO. A.M.MOTD. LANs a TAX AaeNT 404 UNION STREET•atATTLa.WASH.,06101 May 27, 1968 Renton, Mash. - P.C. 259 Water Jeparusent Cicy of Renton Renton, Washington. Gentlemen. Plessa refer to the request of Mr. Luackenotte to make a connection to the 8 inch water iiue located in the vicinity of the Renton Treatment Plant of the Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle. Enclosed herewith is copy of letter issued by Metro, signed by Mr. C. V. Gibbs, Executive Director, setting out the terms and conditions for the connection to this aster line. The Pacific Coast R. R. Company hz, agreed to undertake the terms and coaditlons setting forth the use of the water. Mr. 1 Weckenotte will pay for all charges in connection with the installation of the connection ani meter. Yours very truly, La4d 6 Tax Agent/ Rncl. cc: Mr. Ernest E. Weckenotte, Jr. tia Hecry .A::uns Dosatbn Claim ldo. 41 }ra-itced went alc^g the ceutwl?ne of 304"1 lg ih Strsalj tha:sso east along tba aarLL b,nndary line of '-!Is HWA;;-• Adams Dsaaticn Claim No. 43 -�"daced west is the eonterVno of Secondary SLato Fighway No. 514; t4sr.ca code along t'-as centerllzo of Secondary State lilghway Ke. SM to tAo mouth Une cf So•:th 1825.. Strom, pro,iwe, west; thence east along t a a„jty liae a Set2:t Wth &root rra.:uced weal tc Yze east :i:.e of Primary State }?ig'away No. 5, tha Pont of beginning, SECTION IT : All o'.Sar matters, findiags and re%tals of ORDINANCE NO. 1745, except for the legal descriptisn au_✓.n corrected and amended, sb&ll remain In full. forca a_d efact. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL t::in 191h day of December, 1961. /s/ Helmie Nelesa Helmie Nelson, City Clerk APPROVED B_ ' E MAYOR ii:a 19ta day of December, 1961. /a/ Franc Alime 4 Fra:.k Aliment, May-r APPRU'✓ED AS TO FORM: /a/ Gerzrd M. She11a�, City Attorney Gerxr: M. Shellaz, City Attorney DATE OF PUBLiCAMON ;2/?1/61 f sang thr n3rt`: line of the Pacific :oaet Railroad to the west line of Lot 40 Block 18, Earlingten Add:.ion to Renton, prodcea3 South, according to plat recorded in wni"cne 14 if Plats, Page 7, records of King County; thenue north aloes the west :Lae of azid Lot 4 preducad south to the south line of 6th Avenue west; thence west a..'ong tSa south lies of 6th Avenue west to the west lira of Lot 24, Block 14. said Ear_'.ogtor. A2di_ion, produces south; thence no, along the west line off said lot 24 prcd-ced aout'i to the zou ih line of tka aiiey in said Block 14; then.to west along "a szu" line of the alloy in said Block 14 to the wait line of 1,`t 7, said Block 14, produced south, thence north along the went line of said Lot 7 produced south to the north line of said Block 14; thence west along the north line of said Block 14 produced west to the west l;ne of Lot 15, block 1?, said Earlington Addition, pro- duced south; thence north along the west line of said Lot 15, produced south to the sough line of Sua9et Boulevard West (Primary State Highway No. 2, Renton Branch); thence west along the south line of Surma,, loclevard west to a point on a line which bears North 17010' West to the southeast corner of Lot 24, Block 5, said Earlington Adui- I V..an; said :ot corner being on the north 1'ne of 5th Avenue West, thence westerly along ;•se rcrt!i line of 5th Avenue West to the northerly line of Primary State Highway No. I 2, Rsz.on Branch; thezce northwesterly along the northerly line of Primary State Highway No. 2, Renton Branch, to the easterly line of 8/st Avenue South; thence - souuthwastarly along the easterly line of 81st Avenue South produced southwesterly to _. the south line of South I40th Street; theme westerly and southwesterly along the routlterly line of South 140th Streit to tho northerly line of the Pacific Coast Railroads tsence southwesterly, westerly and nort:uw•estorly along the northerly line of the _ Pacific Coast Railroad to the centerliro sf the 68th Avenue South (also known as County Road No. 8, Steel Hill Road and Monster Road) as shown on the Junction Adam M Seattle Plat, Volume 12 of Plats, page 73, records of King County; thencc southaaster:y along said cSth Avenue South centerline, 250 feet more or leas to sa:d se•sth bank of ',.a Black River Channel; t4on-ce southwesterly along sail soutn bank to the southwesterly right-of-way line of Manatee Road (South 143rd Street); thence east- erly along the soul` line of said Monster Road and continuing southerly along the west If" of said Monster Road (72nd Avenue Seat* to the northerly line of the Northern Pacific Railway; thence northwesterly along the northeasterly line of the Northern Pacific Railway, a distance of 280 feet more or lose; thence sou*hwostorly to the corporate limits of the City of Tukwila sling a line which bears 900 northeasterly from the northeasterly city limits line of the City of Tukwila from its point of inter- section with the northwesterly city lim'_ts line of the City of Tukwila; thence south- easterly along t.hc said corporate limits line of the City of Tukwila produced to the westerly line of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railway and Union Pacific Railway; thence southerly along the westerly line of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pa cific Railway andUn'.on Pacific RaLway to the north line of Nelson Place, also known as 72ad Avenue South; thence westerly and southerly along the northerly and wor•'srly line of Nelsoa Place produced,south to the south line of Soutk 153rd Street; ti :e east along .he south line of South 153rd Street to the west line of the Northern Pacific Railway; thence south along the west line of the Northern Pacific Railway to a point on a live 410 feet more or leas norta from the south has of the Henry Meader Donation Claim No. 46; thence west along the line 410 feet north more or less from the south line of said Henry Meader Do-.ustion Claim No. 46 to the east Una of Secondary State. Highway No. 5M; thence south along the east line of Secondary State Highway No 5M to tha north corporate limits line of the City of Tukwila; thence east along the north city limits line of the City of Tukwila to the west line of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 25, Township 23 North, Range 5 Cast, W.M., said wsoolne being the east city Itmiie of tine City of Tukwila; thence sout3 along the said east city limits line of the City of Tukwila to the narthwest corny. of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 25. township 23 North, Range 5 East, W.M., said northwest corner being an the south city limits of the Ci.y of Tukwila; the:ore west along the said south city limits line of the City of Tukwila tc the easterly city limits of the City of Tukwila; thence southerly along the eaate.ly c;ty 1Lmi:s line rf t:c Glty of 'Tukwila to the north boundary line of - 4 - �r rl CALCULATION SHEET METROPOLITAN ENGINEERS SEATTLEr WASHINGTON r '��a �et+ai��:. _ I ^ {' r •nti `•TP - fi2GG - 12 `c*�-` ....,. ..••t As fer Relnken I.e}ke,r .{Meat MnvcL, 1491�)Gt 001n+! `e •1+ '..r�.e,r•r i �aer_�Ir�l I. 1 ? 1£ ,14 15 toSYr.r I'q'10 4 I C.S4 1 I 1 of 1 f f r -}-174 4774 S�P4 t C- 1 105 tfff `�- � $ .:cir F� �n, ( A , r 1t0 l!il ,� Flw r.�. F.r,A f-,1 :^ r � • .-.� SM. ir. Vep L -T, iat Latt a Iq. LL ♦, tor' C .I . pla, Irv, A.a•t,,.. wd 6Vr1lLl+c:� r :'. b "r't , r., <tr11 �.t '.•. C (a � 1 i GATE � JOB NG— I TT�sTLV V..,AT.{ I' r ! `i ISHT NO I City of Menton Deaasser 30, 1963 Page "M I I Vent to wWreas my appreciation for the splendid cooyeratiw we raosived lram you and Mayo&, Custer during the negotiation of the agreameat. I aai confident that the and result is adventsyeoas to both Manton and Matzo and is a 9 M emsmPla of t1w Value to be realised from a 000peratiVP 64PNO& to a problem. Very truly yours, jf 1 Charles V. O:.bbs, Director Technical services ewe" 1ncl esurse ccV Mayor Donald W. Outer 1 1� MUNIGIPALITV OF METROPOLITAN SEA'TLEEfRO ' �Ip W. HARRISON 6TREET SEATTLE 99. WAfN'NOTON AT h0100 December 30, 1965 City of Manton City Hall mmton. Nashin4ton 98035 AtfAa+tiae,$ city O Jack ii$minser Mlt'rp�.�A�"'�wwZ•. mO9f n 11Qreirm�,t 10, 1965 regarding the we �eagr is agreement. Ide In accor Our ®dance with the stated nt for execution !or execution aze trp$witting our three oopies o. pre�er'aiw the two iq- of M"bit a. �yet possession and return alY live for ss des alreadyDcs$wrtli. � axecution by 00t" the city'• copes will be rKur$wd. determined as Y)a total ^osk of the water "in facilities wad follows$ $31674.00 I. Contract (vat 1:330.31 2. sales tax 0 4.2% a design. 2,407.22 =isy 0 7.6% (�luds 3. loa! on, q4n I ao^' strut strucio su sion a printing) 369.`7 4. Surveys (by lymtsopelitan doginears) 135.00 3. 1119b"of•ssy 20 6. Legal !i-total 2 ,79 7. Administrative • 0.6% ; 36,324.34 98 Total rsaelent, we have sxea our attor. to erettsn 2 else UC�ts for trans or of the tin $rocs S1va djlities to t)le city. Ali. AMERICA CITY IVS9 Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle King County, Washington ADDENDUM NO. 2 TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS UNDER CONTRACT MA-65 fIk Notice is hereby given that the contract documents of the ; above contract have been amended as hereinafter set forth. i Page or Ref. Drawing Location_agd_Descri_pti(Ln Chaage PART C - SPECIFICATIONS 3 C9 rticle C2.03. Change portion of the first para- graph to read: "All gate valves shall be designed a _ for a minimum water operating pressure of two hundred fifty (250) pounds )or square inch and shall conform to AWWA SpeCifications C500." PART D - DRAWINGS 4 4 utility Crossings in So, 153rd Street. The pro- posed water line crosses an existing underground telephone duct ac approximate station 45+86 (not shown on the plans) and an existing gas main at approximate station 46+13. Prior to any con- struction in this vicinity, the Contractor shall expose and verify the exact location of both utilities and adjust the water line as required to pass beneath both utilities at no additional cost to the Municipality. The Contractor shall notify the Telephone Company at BA 6-1010 prior to exposing the utilities in this area. This addendum shall be attached to and form a part of these contract documents. Date: August 9, 1965 `f Fred E. Lange Executive Director .�� Offices of the Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle 410 West Harrison Street Seattle, Washington 98119 r r, 96 ♦74, N Mr. Burton :.ndersen 30vember 29, 1963 Page Two will furnish or acquire aL its er.pense electric service for the pump. The City of Renton will perform excavation and backfill for the worn involved. Metro will break out a hole in the Metro manhole, construct (air: rerlove when no longer needed) a suitable dam in the fietro sewer. Metro will ralvage and retain ownership of the pump and electrical service facilities whirl. it supplies and may salvage the approrinately 200 feet of pipe if desired or may abandon the pij.L if desired. In any event, the City of Rentnn shall not be obli5ated to perform work to salvage pipe for Metre. It is our ?relief that the foregoing summary represents the s-tuati.on and the solution which we i?utually have agreed is fair and reasonable. j If you concur, please sign one copy of this letter and return it to US. If this does not represent the conditions clearly, please so advise. } Very truly yours, THE MUUICIP;J,ITY Oe METROPOLITAN SEATTLE 4 Fred L. Lange Director, Technical Services i APPROVED: f _- CITY OF REriTOI; By -- --- FEL/GLB:jb CC. Mr. Burtvn Andersen i i i ,e F MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN SEATTLE 410 W HARRISON STREET SEATTLE 99. WASHINGTON AT 4•5100 ':eve^Then �?, 1763 t Mr. Burton Pridersen I Superintendent f Uepartlnent oi. Utilities City of Renton ` City Hall Renton, Washington Dear Mr. Andersen: a er You have brought to our at ention the need for sewerage service from a recently constructed sewer L.I.D. for ;.tai.lewood which � •' lies northerly of Maple Valley Road ?nd within ci,e City of Renton. Metro has recently completed construction of a trunk sewer along j Maple Valley Road. ?formal service into the Metro system is not now available and is not expected to be available before April, 1964. However, as discussed with you, it is possible to serve this community by constructing temporary facilities at once, on a aoonerative basis. It is our understanding that you cannot complete the L.I.D. assessments until eervi.ce can be furnished to these approximately 160 customers, that the property owners desire sewer service at the earliest possible L'!Re, that the City of Renton must stand the cost of the interest on construction wirr.,nts until the costs can be spread and the L.Z.D. completed. Also, it appears that Metrc will receive sewer charges in excess of $1,600, due to es- tablishing service 5 months earlier than heretofore contemplated. 1 In order to furnish service through the Metro sewer in Maple Valley Rcad, it will be neceEcsary to temporarily pump the flow from the Metro sewer into a City of Renton sewer for transmission to the sewaat treatment plant located on 6th Avenue North at the Cedar River. You have furnished us a drawing showing your (elec- tion of the best and easiest temporary connection, w:-,ich is located on property of the City of Renton near the City Hall. Wherefore, it is agreed that metro an" the City of Renton will provide a temporary connection as discussed with you at the location you have destynated. Metro gill purchase and supply a suitable electric-motor driven pump and discharge piping to connect to the tentul newer. Metro OFFICE OF 7 HIC CITY ATTORNEY 0 REN'TON.WASHINGTON POST OFFICE SOX 6:6. 100]NO AVENUE BUILD'NO. REM TON. WASH I NO TON 9WSS ALPINE 58676 Stales RL SNSEAAN, CITY ATTORNEY ARTNYR L. MARRAN. ASS'STANT CITY ATTOANFY Mar" 31, 1%4 Freston. T►eegrinam. torrents. Staris a Bllie ♦ttaraayo at Bev 20" zo building seastle, wes"obtou 95101 Attentions Mr. Jones a. 9111s 208 Bontes Water Line Door Jtms Oar City Bagimor Ire turned ever to as this data the proposed bil l at Bale, Assipmtoat and isseaeat ter Water Mote that Yawn basis propsrad by Metro. Tam bad pvevismaty tetwmAdsa on so. eo, .at* at Februrry 14, 1966, stmllar doaMnaato that an hwl Men . .tted to use beginner for swewol, sepaefally is mtowem to the legal descriptions. Apparently mma •beeps nave and* by the respective Smglaoors amd the dewsants eea are ►o amounted. VU would suggest, Issover, tar alariflastion, that possibly cone "words of caawepsmo" be oestafaed is the bill at Sale •lase to are dealing with underground imetallatteas, Pr possibly the Bill at Sala can be combined with a Quit Claim DMA it pat feel that to be necessary. tt ran haw any questions is this Better plasm lot as knew. we same is + Very truly yours. tRDdsB a SAILIAb Gerard M. Shailso Yty Attorney tN Id• m s City Clad City BBBStmaar ,T O,1 Nr' q�cF�Lyl� �F47 v'A py } MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN SEATTLE �ETf10 410 W HARRISON STREET SEATTLE. WASHINGTON 949119 AT 4.5100 February 17, 1964 City of Renton City Hall Renton, Washington Attention: Mr. Bert Anderson Gentlemen: n water Supply Main Renton Sewage Treatment Plant During and subsequent to the acquisition oy the Municipality of its sewage treatment plant site in the Earlington area, there were discussions with the City of Renton and the Great Northern Railway Company about a water supply source. The treatment plant is expected to be complete early is 1965, at which time a firm water supply will be needed. $ We understand that the City has made a study of a water line to extend across Great Northern's property to the treatment plant site and has a preliminary plan in progress. Confirming a telephone conversation with Mr. Anderson thin morning, we request that the City complete its preliminary plan and prepare an estimate of the cost of the proposed water line so that all interested parties can discuss its construction. Enclosed are maps requested by Mr. Anderson showing the loca- tion of the plant site and the Municipality's water storage ' rower. Very� trully yo ts, Fred E. Lame Director, Techni al Services FEL:ms cc; Great Northern Railway Company Attention: Mr. Clark. Eckart Enclosures = 1I A { S. ICA IIT - I4 Sa A IOINT V(N'V.z OI BROWN AND CALDWELL M1E'j'Ii.OpOLITAIV EN C3IIVE£3;.f3 CAREY AND KRAMZR MILL d INDMAN ♦10 WLRT MARRIRON fEATTL[. WASNINOTON 00119 AT 4.6110 R W. BECK AND ASSOCIATES October 29, 1964 Renton Engineering Department R300:.-32 ...r.-_ City of Renton Y ' Renton, Washington 1{ Attention: Mr. Ron Olson LOCATION OF CONTAINER CORPORATION WATER LINE IN VICIWITY OF REN°rON SEWAGE TREATMENT PIANT In response to your request for information on the location of the Container Corporation 10-inch water line at the Renton sew- age treatment plant, I have enclosed prints of as-constructed drawings P101, P103 and P104 of Schedule I of Metro Contract 61-4 and construction drawing 2B of Metro Contract 62-6. These draw- ings locate the above mentioned water line and also show the "`•'' locations of the 3utfall sewer, twin sludge force mains and other existing water lines at Steele Hill Rd. (Monster Rd, or 72nd Ave. South) . If additional information is required, please let me km:.d. (f a METROPOLITAN ENGINEERS Warren R. t Project Fngineer ,j WRU:sb Enc. ri WOMEN "4rc4 Richard L. Hibbard METRO 410 Meat Harrison Street Seattle, Mashing,- osii^ Re: Renton hater Main Agreement Dear Mr. Hibbard: Confirming = disntssion in your office, the City crows have closed the valve rcated on the northeast corner of your property, thus discoa .:tang any tie to your existing water main covered by our agreement. The north-south 12" main between S.W. 7th Street and yotr property will have to be removed at a later date because of the Green River Flood Control channels location. Also, it appears that Metro's water mains might have to be re- located due to the treatment plant expansion. I hope this action will solve any disagreements we may have with regards to our agreement. Very truly yours, Jack Wilson. City Engineer JM:m yv. 1 Richard L. Hibbard METRO 410 West Harrison Street Seattle, Washington 98119 Re: Renton Water Main Agreament Dear Mr. Hibbard: Confiraing our discussion in your office, the City crews have closed the valve lork,od on the northeast corner of your property, thus disconnecting any tie to your existing water pain covered by our agraewnt. The north-south 12" min between S.W. 7th Street and yorr property will have to be removed at a later date because of the Green River Flood Control charmels location. 11so, it appears that Metro's water mains might have to be re- located due to the treatment plant expansion. I hope this action will solve any disagreements we may have with regards to our agreement. Very truly yours, Jack Wilson City Engineer JW:■ y -,., _..- " -.. __.-. ^fib �... ... ..._.w.a.-•+mow. _-.-. /JI *, CONC. P4VCAOFAf CA£fNv P;nE -� 1 ! •�v f p� �/ 1 W/ ASPH pylfR4tY !r iM `5 / e f l•r i ; !/ y, / • ABAArDONfD- 34"Yi-9 y 4 tAC f G !i• c.. 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' CONSTRUCT/^N NOTE z l 100' _ -T •---- - , ` r - rr _ Les 7i2l v30 -- _ 4-� -- - -. ' • --` B�ID.S_` RIA%_` : w. t' B � � vi y ; u, c _yr-_1•., .- --. YQci FACI IL /.. . n 1 32 33 34 35 36 37 98_ c 39 40 - 41 42 43 94 45 46 REVISEC 8 -4-r5 PRCFIL.E ► FAM CONTRACT NO. MUNICIPALITY OF M ET ROOOLITAN SE►T7lE !YOR: I"*N>D';YERT.Pti10' /' RENTON TREATMENT II,JNT •acre M-8-65 WATER MAIN R84l ! a. PLAN AND PROFILE i.ri. ♦ w � riq r-rs i i i Muniei-+ality of Metro• ,litan Seattle Ring Count v /tas:iington ADDENDUM No. 1 TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS UNDER CONTRACT No. M8-65 Notice is hereby given that the contract +!ecuments of the above contract have beer amended as hereinafter set forth. Page or R!U. drawing L0cat en and DaBari tion of han e PART C - SPECIP=CATI0X8 1 C14 Subarticle 02 . Add the following paragraph: • The Contractor a all notify the Gas Company 5 days prior to the time any work is to be done in South 153rd Street, All costs for the work re- quired to adjust the existing gas line shall be borne by the Contractor. " PART D - DRAWINGS 2 4 The following items t been added: (a) Pence under consL.uction in State Highway 40 5. (b) 2xisting 12-inch water line is located on the south Bide of South 153rd Street in the vicinity of StA. 46+18±. (c) Gate valve at Sta. 45+55+ has been moved to vicinity of Sta. 46+18+, This addendum shall he attached to and form a oart of these contract documents. Dates August 5, 1965 j Fred E. Lange Executive Director Offices of the Municipality of Metr000litan Seattle + 410 West Harrison Street Seattle, Washington 98119 r s t' ti 6" 5.T .L TEE GATE VALVE (F{ . Flj 6.-24' Cl. GATE VALVE 90X a STq M+00 C R_ 1 LA" IO" jo Iv'(;nTE VAivc mi. -- 'C GATE \'•\LVE iJ�..t. �'� c...l -7EE (WJ FL) IC•$'C L REDUCER MJ. r '' "� `, b GATE VALJF_ ;FO FLj ��•z-` C.t. GA-F VALVE 84 / ' J i i CITY OF RENTON C%GINEEFit,G DFPARIMENT - Tt2:_rjW NTuAn r jrL' S 4� A u I i F� r R ` J--LAY 0' CA PIPE } / _ I --1 - ME MfORANT GETAIL i I z7F Tt_C,c SEE CHANNEL -- IO' GATE VAI VE Mi. CROSSING DETAIL W j f i i I CHANNEL C.RG ._�'5iNG DETAIL 09' GROUN-� LEVEL WATER LEVEL 1O-C.1 PIPE 1TYTON dCSNT B a �M- �' --�.^.-,/� IG•C 1. PIPE ,YTJN ,i I,T) C l I Y OF R E N T O N le C.I. PIPE (W. JOINT� _-� � j6' 10 G.I. PIPE (M. 'GINT) ` ,� � IO C.I. 22j' 6ENG�5 I` -L 1 , - - f_..E r , ^., 4 PLACES Tr rl A I— x M�MJVEU ES nTAY t:1 a'vT CEr:. SEE ._ 5T4 -Ut. 1 f 1 VY ATE. VALVE MJ. �.. 1� iAL'it NA f � I 1 I r 1 r:r i I t f 1 i CITY OF RENTON ENGi.NLU �l '.G uE�A;i-MPNT DRAWN ':M�YGu .4�'ALE i _.: 3 V�. _�u b• _ GVPROV'EG --.__ - -iri aM�#if• .__.._-_ M'1L to STA. - -- .- .EVE E . S. - -- - LAY I. PfPF- to *ATE VALVE MJ- - 1 ! _ 7, f 1 ! Ic ! wl /10 [li 1 W Z � (NI � 1 1 I � I � � I CI ! l O ; •fir. _ � �, L .k.nl T!'... DF .�i�• EL.." 7... c..� PROJECT `0. M04 U:...ITIES DEPARTMEtr: CITY OF RENTCN WCRK CRDER NO._ WASHINC:TON DATE SUBMITTED 4.4%.(lo LATE COMPLEIED DEPARTMENT DESCRIPTION OF WORK NECESSITY WORK TO BE DONE EYs City Fortes Contract Others r7 ITEM ITY UNIT COST AMOUNT 1 (lift Wow") W4ww r"a �� (n JaW aWsfaa) ► he il•5.nD ("00 a40 ww (n.) ► fte "OD Me= alp a ohm Dane valaa Diw ► Kee 10*OD LA*QD ON ■ UP 7ie7e Clue SweL M) ► bee 60e7h 7 LUX i we M ip 604 Ift (ml R rL) k4 Me Sae )5.15 3►MAO Ir Yti► bAbous" ► Waw1r�� 5�336.`' t( i TOTAL COST APPRCNED 13Y CUFT, O: UTILITI'ES DATE A?PROJED i .. rROUECr NO.-�,ap� th...!TIES DEPARTMENT CITY OF RB." WORK RIDER NO. WM'-'KSTON DATE SUBMITTED _ DATE COMPLETED DEPARTMENT DESCRIPTIRJ OF WORK WSW xwriaa M WW YAWO Twdaoa Pius from 7E1% AW eorOY ;1 A•am -lrab NECESSITY WORK TO BE DONE b. . City Forces (-] k.ontract CJ Others (� ITEM QUOLNrITY UNIT COST AMOUNT ON 040 rim jo"16) 3wo2.r.a !w t7/! L.r. }.8T 70u+4.1e roils, : Lefe 3.97 282.96 do cou " 4amw 8w Love 496 20"4* ar oGum 14vw no) 7 me 1N1.76 1097;0* Y drb TOM 1 :a. 75.' 3 7;ow w 0Ma %un ►w 7 rs. 6.-0 t a fY GAM hLw B i! "0 loom � 100 0016 us *a; i aA. U)9.b' 3r a P 0.1. Taa (pi a *W ? W4 bou at a M " Tex (vj a 1L) I 1 xo. • 0.i. Tyr iY IL) ae _ Gam 4.;*= 1M x we 694 "dow (m) 1 i !�. ST.3S 5h3v 7M a 0" 401. ftamw pv) 1 Lao .40 lla4o taVdi, ftft w (10 s" x We �IaErlw NO 1 :a. 43.Y5 4a.0i �MIa/ (( i a. JE3,c.4 A3rO0 iW a.i." (fV) 1 ri. Lod; 4*85 Maw �,� A :w i.d0 i`�Oi.00 Idea90 'u.f 3eW L'n do TOTAL COST APPROVED BY SUPT. OF UTILITIES DATE APPROVED r I •xT I l� �• ___ I 1 I 1 „ j . s r it „ r 1-2 J I s-' _ - C I T Y O F R E N T O N E N G I NEE R I N G DEPARTMENT _... r� DATC FIL[ NO. t r ! OAAWN - .. — LLL-- /CAL rwal •ill0 pOA L. - - -, - z j( fN[lT OP. �, fP : AAPROVFD war. fJ'l } ,a. �T_JDA�D HORIZONTAL BLOCKING__DETAIL FOR EE5 gND__B NDS PLAN VIEW SIDE VIEW I j L ___.CONCRETE BLOCKING I6 • 0 a 0 0 i PFNTON F.NGINEMING DEPT. r - 5' MVO COF�EY TYPE HYDRANT (SEE 'PECS� TA DAB_-DLTA; L \ HIURA LL AhO13 I (ALL PIPE C.I. OLYMPIC FOUNDRti .G OR EQ. VALVE BOX u I --- ---- I .. !GA'"if VAtVE 1 _ -C.I. 5POOL 1 aIDE. FL. CONC. BLOCKING— k %4 C U. YD. — 11/1a WASHEG GRAVEL 2; :F 4` CCl C. BLOCK — _ SEE SPECS FOR DIST. -_. kf NION ENGINEERING APT. i All lira hpdnants, tree, OOnAm. and plugs shs11 be adequately blocked ti.tA ponrad Odnar►tO bl3oks oast in place and have a rsinisa of 4 so. foot D+arlag ar;ainst the fitting aid 2 Oq. feet bearing area against tvdisturbed soil. Hlasktr4 ahsll bear against fittings On]y and shall be Olean of joints 0 as to permit tahieg UP or dfgentling Joint. Fit. gydr+mte shell he tied to the bad*s tee With tie rode where other than all flanged fittings am used. Steriliestier of matersains ahe21 be aeaomplished by the ;ontractw in aoasrdanae with the requirements of the State Health iteparteaat and in a meaner satisfactory to the Utilities SuprriatwAmt. Priw to aoosptance of the system, the installation shall be subjected to a hydreetatia pressure test pf 150 to 250 pei, ud mW leak& or imps:fect- idas dOwloplag under said pressure shall be remedied by the contractor bsfore final aecaptonoe of the eretsa. The Contractor shall provide all nsceoe+ry Ogaipumt and shall perform all Work connected with the tests and cond, t said toot in the PIWO eO Of a Utilities Department Inepeotw. In so far ca is praotleal, tests shall bs weds with pigs Joints, fittings end valves exposed for inepestion. Pips shell have a miniserr OOver Of at least 30" belev final grade up to and Sreluding 61, pipO OW as spOoffisi upon attached plane for larger pipe. Material shall be provided and thn Utilitloa DOpartmsnt &,,&Z mak& comr,,rc- tiow to sodatiae mains at rontractory evens. Malatarmnde of the ditch line shall be the Developers and/or ^ontractors obligation for a period of One yOar flue date Of acceptance by the Jtilftiee Department. Upon oovpletion of the job and prior to aoceptenoe the Cmtraotor ahmll lwash u built plans and arterial list to the Utilities Dsgartment. This list Nel1 include the quantity, manufacturer and typo of msteri„1 installed. w Cr.1 OR RE1= SPECIFIC01M FOR WATER MAIN INSTALIA?ION Pia» k Tistigs Pipe and fittings shall be SnstalWi as scheduled an attached plane. All plyc and fittiags ahall be cast iron osnapt where adapting or tying into existing stool or AC Maim. Fittings as required shall be used. All fittings shall conform to AWWI Specifia+tiouc C-202-49, C-203-57. C -207-55, wd C-R0"??. Cast Irm pipe, creams, toes and bonds *.hall be mumfaatured to omfaar to A.W.W.A. specifioations C-102.53, C-106-53, C-108-53, C-120-52 and c-111-53. All pips and fittings shall be designed for a minims rater operating pressure of sme haaft 6 fifty (150) pounds car square inch. Oats yblves Valves installed shall be oast iron body, non-rising stain, full bronem mounted with double dim gates. A13. valves shall be designed for a minirae water operating pressure of we hunb+d fifty (150) pounds per square inch and shall sonform to A.W.W.A. ohecification C400-52T. Each valve shall be "Oa rift type provided with a standard square operating nut ar,d shall open by turnimv t0 the left. Valve boss of the typa currently to ose by the City shall be furnished and iaurtallod for each gate valve. Firs Reran fit Fire brdrambe shall be Corey type with a 6" inlet and a minies w.a.0. of $e, toe 2r bees males with National Standard 7} th-sads per inch and cos 4* peeper motile with Seattle Patters 6 threads per inch, U pantagon oparstiog oat and open hr twaing to the left. Hyd ante shall be cmwtruoted with flaeged accusations and shall be furnished with fl. to fl. or fl. to M.J. awslllary gete valve conforming to the specifications listed for 0ato Valves. WeMdng parts of fire hydnats shall be made cf bronso and provision shall be made for drainage of barrel to protect units from freezing. Fire bydramts shall be of such length as to be saitable for inatallatim with oormeAsam to piping in trenches 3'-6" deep. Imet uAtii Inetallaiiem shell be according to plans furnished by the Utilities VspnrMmat, smLn ethnvime approved by the Utilities Superintendent. The Wt1111dN Sappdatemd A shall be notified pear to the start of actual om- elsum11,ism and it Will be the responsibility of the Developer and/or the Cembrairbew to Occurs all necessary County or city peraits as required. OFFICE COPY 4 t, WATER PROJRCT ( W_197) 8 t' WATER SERVICE TO METRO TRSAMM? PLM J Rrrieod Maq 25, 1964 WAn¢®n rW AWN@N OTON the 1N transport Capital of IM Wodd OFFICE Of THE MAYOR a W. 01 r 111 w..o. October 5, 1564 Councilman Charles Delaurenti, Chairman j , Fire and Water Committee i Dear Charlie: I would appreciate having your Committee meet with Jack Wilson to discuss the possibility of extending a 12" water main from Rainiei Avenue westward along an easement to be granted by Pacific Coast Railway, terminating at the Monster Road near the Metro Sewage Treatment Plant. Metro will need this water to operate th Ar plant and negotiations have been held in the past umler the previous Mayor, concerning the feasibility of constructing this line in the near future. The City's position is that if a line is installed it should be a 12" line. Metro only needs a 6" line and the railroad could use, ultimately, a 10" line. The City's overage would amount to approx- imately $7,000 in capital outlay, presumably in the next budget year. Mr. Large of Metro wants to 9iscuss the matter i with you in the hope that a three-sided agreement 1{ can be made between the City, Metro and the Railroad i. at the earliest possible date. 2pf 1 Thank you. �. Sincerely, P. W. Custer 5 Mayor `( Y 'i CITY OF RENTON r€NTON, WASHINGTCN OF COY ATTONEY April 6, 1y65 *srsrrstMarsn,car0w wr AwFr,t.MC-tan,AN f.CvvAco wr Mr. Jack »ilren City Eagiauer City Uall Renton, Washington Re: Metro Latetozer !;r at F Dear Jack: This is to :acknowledge receipt of the draft of the propoccc ,•_etro - � �t � r Renton water stain agreeu.ent. 4e, of cournu, have no personal hnovledga ° ". as to what ragotiations have been cmducted in regc.rd to the tears of this agrrememt and whether thrt council has heretofore approved the principal terms thereof. In My Cdtnt, we would make the follov.-ing suggestions in regard to the fora of the draft, to-wit: ' CJIG a. Verify the legal ie�acription GX�. C:�v4T o,o b. If the construction work iuvolvcn any cubiic .,treeta 7r Gther r2f2 properties, then Metro ihoul.d %crilsh the C'.•ty with Hold Harmless Agreement c. we assume, that pursuant to p.r..rcgrr;ph :, Metro knald pty the Oka City the appropriate water rates that erz being -h;•.tged customers with water meters of equal siaa vtd you should he certain that this would be redvaai]geoua to Cea City. c, we believe that Section 4 should be reworded and be aimil�,r to the language employed by ue in other "l:,tecomer s.greamentsl'. It would be our suggestion that the City should eCt solely vs a collection agec,a and the City's duties sha ll he to rem+t within the aixy day period after collection and not to allow any un- authorized person to hook up o.' sn , onto n&;d line. You L.w T 1>al'rS2M„ufr toshould also establish what the A r,- t of the Metro water main ru'_Mi) facility would amount ta. In .. .'tiun, we are just wor.dt:ring whether Metro should not reimburse Cite City for any axpenses Including Court costs, that stay reasonably oe incurred in case the CiC7 gets tnvo:;ed in say Ttrigation with any customers &long the Metro ! Lae. , . Y 11� Y. i t .�.YJ'a)vv Y'F)iJ ii��- ' - ��--rt��y�»�1)alYlif Yw itiltJ)!L'Y})i➢ltffl//1/�INL/A/LSllfilil)l))by � ° _ r�yy Z S�{`n BYy° - i , - , p 1 i Py i 5 �P 4rl_�...... _....�-..{war anT ��.,� T.i!��s�r.,i.C7.�a$�_ .. .� i {i �» [ bdf s �"1�q� _ I ��.� �1 �� .,.. � tSti � 12" �'op? ,.4or� hit xn �q . ,. , +; , k 1 �. rnr�._.' .. ... . ' 1 PROJECT '10._ UTILITIES LEFAkTWENI CITY OF RENTOJ WORK ORDER N0. WASHINCTOV DATE SUBMITTED DATE COMPLETED _ DEPARTMENT DESCRI;'TIOJ OF WORK ilw C umts llsr s+rent en er C.I. NECESSITY WORK TC Be DONE BYt City Forces �7 Contract 0 Others STEM QlAmrITY U,,IT COST AMOUNT 40 9e=t I'W CA@dMmIwl J01AW) 2ma*AM WA Ler, 3.06 do Gas lwew CM) >x fae 75.3A 904*00 Ili s We ooze OP40 fete arm 3! w 3A.0 1'3W 3!' 4:e ter (III 1 a. �3D¢.a5 30¢.65 Ife s Ir 003e AM~ (Nl1 1 "0 Ill= wn Ite s do44 ateow h+t 1 A+ee 5L30 l 1. 60 MtamA 1 r a, 4345 43.05 Oele !Y !1d (Mj • .40 27090 Mew 6. 'Abe ?1.i0 270.0 on C64 (W) ! a0J5 tole 0trlt` go Nelll sow Mhoe MLN ; 1 70 c. .Yd 3OW b' 14 ar► ?sect il>r7ah>D bu0 aes oxen owrerrd I�tie>s I TIIAL COST w7.737,l5 APPROVED BY SUPT. "W UTILITIES DATE APPRWED__ PROTECT NO. UTILITIES DEPARTMENI CITY OF RENTON NCRK ORDER NO. WASHINCTON DATE SUBMITTED D.TE C(KJjZ ED_ DEPARTMENT_, DESCRIPTION OF WM WaMe L bimse A/ New* O P C.I. PUS um wAtIrs Uwe N CESS IT Y WORK TC HE DUNE BYi City Force r--1 Contract 0 Others U ITEM QUANTITY1 UNIT COST AMOUNT i 60 o" M3w((�1/„W) daal Jr r�) ieetil 32 me 754W 9�e29 0 u us wow no 6ir " DeeA Lon 30 p j 7alw Boom1 ?a. 2090" 10 i d OBI. Dw (NJ) = i Pa. 113500 30*00 7640 litdmae lp um O.L. B (a) 1 �. 135Ao 12" x 6e Oe3. 1M&W Ba W7 1 I . 51.3D A030 d 0.L Brw W)W) 6 Ams tI Mew7.A eW be O.Ie 8. (w) 1 1 246 21.91 2T.50 6" '4.1. (W) I 2 gas h.85 !.a we"& 50 I0%A 5a00 2r50*W Baaras 9D amayd 300 W.00 iD =rsrl tp3e30•.BO Balm Ds 93t.r► Ow16nd 3AY438 I TC AL COST APPROVED Bk SUP7. OF UTILITIES__ _ DATE APPROVED "5 t, 'r PROJECT NO. U..LITIES DEPARTMENT CITY OF RENTON WORK CRDER NO. WASHINC'TON DATE SUBMITTED DATE COMPLETED DEPARTMENT DESCRIPTION OF WORK Water Estimate for Metro on 6" C.I. Pipe the entire way. NECESSITY WORK TO BE DONE EYt — City Form, L-1 Contract O Others 0 ITEM QuAwrTY UNIT I COST AMOUNT 6" C.I. Pipe (Tyton Joint) Installation 6972 L.F. $2.98 $20,776.56 6" C.I. Pipe (Nechmioal Joint) Included I" L.F. 3.06 440.64 6" Gate vales (NJ) 12 Ea. 75.40 904.80 9" x 24" C.I. Gate Valve Boxes 12 Ea. 10.00 120.00 12" C.I. Tea NJ) ` 1 Ea. 102.65 102.65 6" C.I. Tee (NJ) I 2 Ea. 39.00 78.00 18" x 12" C.I. Reducer (HJ) 1 Ea. 135.00 135.00 12" x 6" C.I. Reducer (MJ) 1 Ea. 51.30 51.30 6" x 10" C.I. Reducer (NJ) I 1 Ea. 6" C.I. 22 o Bond (NJ) 8 Ea. 27.50 220.00 61 C.T. 45w Bend (NJ) I 1 Ea. 27.50 27.50 6" C.I. Plug (MJ) 2 Ea. 4.85 9.70 Gravel Bedding 5O Cu.Yd 5.00 250.00 Select Bacicfiu 50 Cu.Yd 3.00 150.00 Sub Total $23,309.20 Sales Tax 932.37 Overhead 3,496.38 _ TOTAL COST 1 7,737-05 APPROVED BY 5UPT. OF UTILITIES DATE APPROVED PROTECT 0. UTILITIES DFRARTMEN7 CITY OF RENTCN WCkK CRDER 0. WASHINGTON DATE SUBMITTED 10.6-61i DATE COMPUTED DEPAR'TAENT DESCRIFIIA4 OF WGRK NECESSITY WCRK TO BE DONE BYs City Forces C-:1 - Contract L7 Others C7 ITEM ITY UNIT COST AMCUNT (Fire R,vdrants) " Corey Type "brdrant (F'L Connection) 4 Ea. 155.00 620.00 6e Gate Valve (FL) 4 Ea. 66.80 275.20 8" x 24" Gate Valve boxes 11 Ea. 10.00 40.00 6" x lOk L.F. C.I. Spool (FL) 4 Fa. 60.34 241.36 12" x 6" C.I. Tee (W x FL) 4 Ea. 97.40 389.60 Hydrant Installation ii tea. 35.00 1L").00 Sub-Total 1,706.16 Sales Tax 68.25 Overhead 255.92 TOTAL COST ,.,?p APPROVED BY CUPT. OF UTILITIES_, _ DATE A7rR0VED # •J PROJECT 0, U. UITIES DEPARTMEM CITY OF RENTCN WORK ORDER ' 0. WASHIN;70N DATE SUBMITTED DATE COLLETED OEPARTWWT varsm DESCRIPTIOIJ OF WCNK dater &srvine to the Metro Treat,ient Plant from 7th Avenue South and 92nd Avenue South NECESSITY WCRK TO BE DCW BYs City Forces contract rI Othera f_] QIANT UNIT COST AMOUNT 12" C.I. Pipe (Tyton Joint) Installation Inc. 6972 L.F. 5.88 -40,995.36, 12 "C.I. Pipe (Mechanical Joint) 144 L.F. L.% 871.20 12" Gate Valve (MJ) 12 Ea. 23o.40 6764.60 6" Gate Valve (FL) 7 za. 68.80 481..60 8" x 24" Gate Valve Boxes (:.T.) 19 Ea. 10.00 190.00 12" C.I. Tee (IQJ) 2 Ea. 102.65 205.30 12" x 10" C.I. Tee 01J1 1 Ea. 100.15 la).15 12" x 6" C.I. Tee (MJ x FL) 7 Ea. 97.40 681.80 18" x 12" CppI• Reducer (MJ) 1 Ea. 135.00 135.00 12 C.I. 22#o Pend ( IJ) 8 La. 59.25 474.00 12" C.I. 458 Bests (Au) 1 Ea. 59.25 59.25 12" C.I. Plug (YJ) 2 za. 14.I0 28,20 Gravel Bedding 50 ;u.Y 5.00 250.00 5olectckfill 50 Cu.Y 3.00 150.00 Sub-Total I{! �47,386.66 Sales Tax 1,895.47 R Overhead 7,103.00 I i TOTAL COST ' l'.,:i:✓�.:. APPROVED PY SUPT. OF UTILITIES DATE APPRGJED fi. PROlEC7 ":0. x' UTILITIES CEPARTMENT CITY OF RENfTON WORK ORDER NO. WASHINUTON DATE SUBMITTED 5,15-64 DATE COMPLETED DEPARTtIENT WA+TR DESCRIPTI'DN OF WORK NECESSITY WORK TO BE DONE BYs City Furces ^ontract O Others O ITEM QUANTI7Y UI:IT COST AMOUNT (Fire Hydrants) 5!u Corey Type Hydrant (FL Connection) 4 Fa. $155.00 62o.00 6" Gate Valve (?L) 4 La. 68.60 275.20 8" x 24" Gate valve Boxes 4 Ea. 10.00 Woo 6" x 10" L.F. C.I. Spool (FL) 4 Ea. 60.34 241.36 10" x 6" C.I. Tee (NJ x FL) 4 Ea. 75.15 300.60 Hydrant installation 4 Ea. 35.00 140*00 Sub Total $35574.52 Sales Tax 1:422.98 Overhead 1 5,336.18 TOTAL COST $42,333.68 APPROVED BY .".UPT. OF UTILITIES DATE APPROVED PROJECT !: W-197�-i 0. - UTILITIES DEFARTME;fT ^/CITY OF RE14TCN WORK ORDER NO. (.�`�"NASHINUTON DATE SUBMITTED LATE COMPLETED DEPARTMENT WATT DESCRIPTION OF WORK Water Service to the Metro Trsmbisent Plant fh a 7th Avenue South and 92nd Avanua South i NECESSITY WORK TC BE Dr)NE BYE City Forces =1 Contract Others L� ITEM QUANTITY UNIT COST AMOUNT ID" C.I. Pipe (Tyton Joint) 3685 L.F. $4.70 $17,319.50 10" C.I. Pipe (Mechanical Joint) Installation 72 L.r. 4.84 348.48 8" 0.1. Pipe ;Tyton Joint) Included in 2399 L.F. 3.82 90164.16 8" C.I. Pipe (Mechanical Joint) Estimate 72 L.F. 3.93 282.96 6" C.I. Pipe (Tyton Joint) 888 L.F. 2.96 21646.24 10" Gate Valves (MJ) 7 Ea. 182.28 11275.96 8" Gate Valves (MJ) 4 Ea. 116.96 467.84 6" Gate valves (MJ) 1 Ea. 75.40 75.40 6" Gate valves (FL) 7 Ea. 66.80 481.60 8" x 24" Gate Valve Boxie 19 EA. 10•00 190•90 12" C.I. Tee (MJ) 1 Ea. 102.b5 102.65 10" x 6" C.I. Tee (MJ x FL) 2 Fa. 75.15 150.30 8" x 6" C.I. Tao (MJ = FL) 4 Ea. 55.85 223.40 8" C.I. Tee (MJ) 1 Ea. 51.25 51.25 6" C.I. Teo (MJ) 1 Ea. 39.00 39.00 6" C.I. Tee (MJ x FL) 1 FA. u5.00 45.00 18" x 12" C.I. Reducer (NJ) 1 Ea. 135.00 135.0D 12" x 10" C.I. Reducer (MJ) 1 Fa. 57.35 57.35 10" x 8" C.I. Reducer (NJ) 1 Ea. 45.50 45.50 81 x 6" C.I. Reducer (MJ) 1 Ea. 34.40 34.40 S 6" x ID" 0.I Reducer (MJ) 1 Ea. 43.05 43.05 10" C.I. 22joBend (mi) 4 ra. 46.05 184.20 8" C.I. 22JO Bend (MJ) 4 Ea. 36.25 145.00 8" C.I. 450 Bend (MJ) 1 Ea. 36.25 36.25 8" Plug (f!J) 1 Ea. 8.00 B.OD 6" C.S. Plug (MJ) 1 Ea. 4.85 4.85 Gravel Bedding 50 Cu.Yd 5.00 250.00 Select Backftil 50 Cu.Yd 3.00 150.00 TOTAL COST APPROVED GY SUPr. OF UTILITIES DATE APPROVED 1-Lj of L I 5TA 66•28 -- F i F A, I TEE KA, v, C I °LJG mi. 11f ..lq v J• �i �f WATER TANK ,c. / \ CITY OF RENTON ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT WATER SERVICE TO METRO TREATMENT P: AN7 Q-LfA.. 04i�_3�1S'..64_ i:L_ Yl •r' I AAgIpY@ a 8'G.1.46' BtND Mi. � STA 6'•?? f GATE VALVE Mi. _ B' GATE VALVE. Mi. — A $ -__ - - - __ E•f-� J �+ CORNER s LAY &' C.' PIPE - w---- —{— E'-.1, CLoC NU \ B'- o' :.. TEE (MJ• Fl) 8°, o C I. 1 EE Mi.F!'`k ro' C. AEDUCEit MJ. � o' GATE VAIV P ci • :L) 6.. GATE VALVE 'Pt.•STA 61.9U STA 599- VAL'.0 2Us: 9-24' GATE VALVE Belk � STA Se�00 I I +i cT• C 14 G'Ci. TEE (MJ.F.) ` Iy WGATE VALVE (FL+FLU ' s W B r24' GATE VA1,V ' BOX b5• DO 1 d° CRATE VALVE MJ. L � I � 1 ` V W � I � I ZI N F i F CITY OF RE TN ON —� CITY DEPARTMENT WATER 5ERvtcc i0 METRE i TREATMENT Pi_ANT .,Y 1 ++ % CORNER U" ATE VALVE A/J. E j 8" :iAl'c VALVE M. J.LAY 8' !' s PIPE .• i — — — -4 -- E W-67 C-I. TEE f MJ-FL) - -- .. _ _ ------ - -�— ---D 6':.ATE VAS+E ' F L F• l., �,% 6 GA1-E VALVE ;,F�+FL) 8'•:JL' GATE VALVE @OF 8 h` GATE VAL\' BOX " -- 5TA *7.00 I ]7r'a 41 OG 5EE CHANNEL CkO55lNG CETA:L 06' 4 ' t � r T - CHANNEL CROSSINC; DETAIL erg„ �Rov;ao LEVFt � wA'.ER LEVE; B"C.L CIPF (TYTON 8' C.t- PIPE (M. JOINT) — 36''-`—_�-•' 8-C.I. PIPE ( iti5. JO+NT) �- 3%3- 221' BENS M4 4 PLA.ES CITY OF RENTON ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT WATER 5£<tii.i TO METRO TREATMENT i'lLANT APPROVED__— -— :.iV r April 27, 1965 420 Vwk3HwAmstS�me itan 8eattL Atteat ans W* Chwl" V. Gibe Dear mr. GlMws eolesed to a later bVw Uw City tt-oney cca oorui-S fe pro- per/ late come ayeesoM ter the Yatru +atw Liar. It to r s- .;Weonded ehsaps an sdi#rW%W, the ai7wsnt cmdl be mvlaed and eabnitted to the City CamU for app'oral. plash call if gyros Aare ary questiar ar reparde to tas aattAr. very traly yours. .ask 'iiLiw. City MAGLO—r nallam/ Iottar MWE Im April 27s 1965 !hmicipalit' of xetrepolitam 9Mttls 410 (test Harrison Strom smattL, Mashingtor 96119 Attentions V. Charles V. Gibbs Doan rr. `Gibbet Inelo.ed is a le::ar from the City Attoe+m sommerning thm pro- yosd late Camara agreement for the 'totem titter Liar. If jw roe- ommemded aheagom are satisfsabory, the agremment ocald be rariree. and submitted to the City Getwil for apprrwl. ?Is&" Call if you have wW "atiomm in regards to this matter. Vary truly ;.we. Jack Wilson City Engineer dummt leuslrfase/ Latter sTATP' O°' w.,3hlNc; COUNTY O? {L'91; ' sa . on this spy o_ 1965, before sr peseemally apiiared OOS:ALI� w, lyi it"an�H$L1128 W. AELeDY, W me U60M to be the '4aycr ano City Clark, respectively, of the Cit Of SMaton, a munici.dal corporation, and acknowledged the wit�ie end foregoing :r4trument to be the free and voluntary act and feed sf said corporation, for the uses and purposes therein meeliemed, sad on oath stated that they were authorised to execute said imstr.teat and that the seal affixed is the corporate seal of said corporation. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have beraunto set cry hand anc affixed my otfioial seal the day and year first above vzit:en. [96—te7ry lrubTrc in asid or the state of Washington., residing at *TATZ or WA RING4'ON ) COUM OF RING On this day of 1965, before me peesaually apiWarr-i -C. CARaY9�iIQit3'B—and SULLIVAN, to me keowe tv be tea Chairman of the Council and Clerk of the Council, rrep•etivly, of the municipality of Metropolitan Seattle, a municipal 3rarrporation, and acknowledged ths, within and foregoing instrument to b6 tha free and voluntary act and dead of said corporation, for Wo ue^s and purposes thorsin mentioned, and on oath stated that iMy veto authorised to exeou'e saiu instrument and that the seal affixed in the corporate seal of said corporation. IN WITNNSS WfiEREOF have hereunto set my head and affixed my official seal the day area year first above written. -iXFn rifiTfc--in`WR for Ehe—SUit� -- washing ton, residing at Seattle is tttlaiT A B4itAWitAY DiNct2PT:OW of PFZPRRTlte 93MM fT SOMW WATtR MA1W nqI- 7Itt 4� Portions of Sections a! and 24 , ALL in Township 23 .+ort;i, Range 4 Bast, W.M. , King Coant.y, Washington; mild portions being More Paz .cularly described as follows Beginning at a point in the SW 1/4 of said Section 21 where the easterly line of the ;olnt right of way of the morthern Pacific Railway Coapany and the Great Northern a%-' lroad Cewpany intersects the northerly line of Priear) State Highway No. 1 R. F- ; thence m)rthwester:y along Paid easterly line to intersection with the easterly line of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railway Right of Way: thence northeily •^^ aaxtAvly along said easterly line of the Chicago, liilwau .. , St. Paul. and Pacific Railway Cv, to point of intersection with the 16th line in the SE 1/4 of said seoti-�n 13; thence southerly along maid 16th line to ^1tsreaction with the north line of the South 1/i of the SB 1,*4 of the u 1/4 of said Section li: thence saaturly along said north line to intersection with the easterly line of hard Ave. south extended northerly; Chance southerly along said northerly extension and easterly line of m3rd Avenue South to intersection w: t1i the north line of Pri"ry State illghway No. 1 R.B. ; thence westerly along said nertherl.y line to the point of beginning. a parties hereto telatiny to the subject matter hersot and oometitutas the eetire c4mtract tut-sen the City and Metro concerniag As finaneiey ana coaetruction Of rater main fsailities, but nothing herein oon+aieed shall gualily or condition the r4gbts and Gstios of the parties Wider that zertain Nfremma.,it Por Sewage Disposal dated may 2, 1961. IN WITNESS WNRREOP, the parties nersto have exo6mted this agreement as of the day of 1965. CITY OP RENTON by ATlsBT� K MINICIPAUTY OF :AETROPOLITAN SKATPLE Hy-- Chairman of the Council ATTESTi i�ilaZ'ya�LL�1'i Van . Clark of the COU31ci' Sxbtbit A who have not pain charge* as provided in Section 4, and such water mains will be oonnectal into or will make use of the Metro water main facilities, mare shall be included is the City lagineer's estimate :afore the hearing on any such water main improvement, separately itsmised as a part of the coat of the Improve:xent an'. separately assessel, a sum e11u91 to the charge date mined from Sections 6 and '; hereof as the pro rate a ere eat from such properties for the water main facilities acr. Fructu,: hereunder. Sectiou 3, This contract shall be in full force ar.A effect for a period Qf fifteen (15) years from the date hereof unless sooner terminated by mutual agreement of the parties. ssati..n 4. Neither of ..ne parties hereto shall have the right to assign this agresmant or any of its ri •', , and obligations hereunder nor to terminate Its obligations hereunder by dissolution Or otnorwiso without first securing the written consent of the other Party, and this agreement shall be bindinq uoon and inure to the lvmeftt of the respective successors of the parties hereto. Section 10. Bach party hereto agrees that it will essewte vex and all instruments, and documents ar_d enact any and all resolutions or ordinances necessary to give affect to the teima of this agreement. 8e00.6a 11. no waiver by either party of any term or condition of this agreemen-. shall be deemed or construed as a waiver of any other term or condition, nor shall a waiver of any breach be deemed to constitute a waivor of any subsequent breach, whether of the same or a different provision of this agreement, Section 12. In addition to the remedies provided by law, dais contract shall be specitically enforceable by either party. Section L3. This agreement merges and supersedes all pri..r mmgOtiations, representations and agreements between the 5 facilities by 9,000, the latter figure being the total front feet abutting on the 4stro water main fecilittas. P. Acreage. All properties located wi >hln the area described 1-, Exhibit A attached hereto and by reference made a part hereof, including properties fronting on the Metro water main facilities and paying a floatage chases, $hall pay a char in dollars for eaoh acre or fraction t4orsof equal to one-ha, the tote: cost of said facilities divided by 300, the latter figure being the total acreage benefited by said facilities. 3 $motion 3, ror the purposes of 000putiaq the chargem described in Section s, the total cost of the Matra water warn ro facilities shall include all costs of construction and connection, right of way, plans and specifications, permits, administratlon and Legal coati, and any other. newseary expenses incurred in the construction of said facilities or their transfer. to tte City. Section 6. All amounts received by the City from eonacotion charges determined as provided in Sections f and *bell be paid by the City to Matra within sixty (60) days after the receipt thereot. it any tap or connection shall be made irate the Metro rater wain facillties vithouL ....ah charges having first been paid to the City, the City shell forthwf.th cause such unauthorirud tay or connection and all connecting pipe located in the Metro water main right of way Co be r~ved unless such Charts* are immediately paid and shall deliver no city water to the property served by such unanthorired tap from say facilities connected to the City eater System directly or indirectly. section 7. whenever the :ost or any part thereof of any additioaal water mains, whether local or general, are W be usssaed against the owners of any real aytate described in J City Water System up to but not including the Metro water motor (stew beiaq hereinafter called "the Metro water win facilities") . Upon such conveyance the City shall own, and shall be responsible for all maintenan,.e, operatian, replaces- , repair or relocation of, the Metro water "in facilities. Section J. Upon apFaoval and acceptance of the Metro water main facilitiec, the City shall charge such rates for water dietribotted eherafrosi as it may be authorise. oy law to establish, Frcviasd that for the purpose of applying such rates Metro shall not be classified separately or differently from all other water users with rater motors of equal size. It is agreed that Metro may install an V magnetic flow motor aad sane shall be con-idered to be equi.v.:ent to the standard 8 motor now used by the City. ! F )gym Section 4. It is a condition and covencnt of this agree- most that Lho total cost of the r,etro water main facilities shall be rexaburewd ny the City to Metro to the extent anti in the Manner hereinafter sat forth. The City shall not grant to any person, firs or corporation permission or authorisation ; :sp into or use indirectly any of the xatro water main facilities for a period of fifewen W) years from the date nereof without first having received payment of a charge, in addltioa to any and all otter costs, nsoosamynts or fees made or imposed by the City for such tap or asa or for the water lines construct-ad in connection therewith, which said charge shall consist of a frontage portion and an acreage portion deter;:i,jod as follows : A. yxonta Those properti a abutting directly on the Matzo water main facilities shall pay a charge in dollars equal to the nunber of feet of such proporty fronting on such facilities multiplied by a rate per front fort determined by di,viling one-halt the total cost of the Metro water main 3 d MHSIIBAE, Metro and the City desire that public water facilities be constructed to serve said property , subject to cartair. tares and conditions! and WHE"iAb, 1» said property and tLe water saiw.a necessary to serve the property are all within the corporate lisps of the City NOW, Tt3MYORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants hereinafter contained, IT Is HAIL Y AG EhD as follows: Section 1. Metro shall construct a water vain to serve the above-described property ;%ccordinq to plans and specifications to be prepared by Metre and approved by the City and shall acquire all necessary rights of way therefor. Metro shall lot the contract for such construction after the approval by the City of the plans and specifications and shall be rospotuibla for completion of the work, 1&cluding the connection of said voter main to the existing public water service facilities of the City. All cost:1 incurred iu tba acquisition and eonstr•Action of the water main facilities shall be paid by Metro. The City shall inspect the facilities being constructed at such reasonable times and in ouch manner as the City may dean necessary and shall bear the costs of such inspection. Section 2. Promptly after the completion of said acilLties the City shall, if the facilities conform to the plans and sweclficatloaa therefor, notify Motrc in writing of the City's approval of such construction, and upon receiving notice of approval Metro shall convey to the City by deed or assigmeent in form satisfactory to counsel for the City at no cost to the City, except as set forth in Section 4 he, ,of, that Eor 'on of suet, water rain facilities from the connate -on thereof with the l s.A METRO - RPNTOW WATER t4ALN A;REEMP.NT' ThiS Af;W'k;MEWT, uxads by and t.otwesn the CITY OP fli�lTOs, WAAUIeW.TON, r municipal corporation of the State of Washington, havoinaf ter referred to as the 'City, " and the MEMICIPALITy OP METROPOLITAN SBATTLE, a metropolitan municipal corporation of the State of Washington, hsreinafter referreu to as metro", W I 'f y E S S T N: "ERLAe, Metro owns thu 2ullwinq described real uroperty sitaatod in King County, Washington, Parts of Government Lots 2, 5 and 6, the N4. 1/4 of the NW 1/4 and thl SW 1/4 of the NA 1/4 of Section 24, Town- ship 23 !Forth, lunge 4 4.W.M., King County, Washington, is 3ore particularly describad boreinu63ow; Commencing at the -*cur*hweet corner of Section 24, Township 23 North, panne 4 E.W.M. , as ostaoiishod by King County Aerial Survey Coordinates (Existing Mcsusont) ; Uwnce eawtn U7. 26, 48" East along the north line of section 24 , a o.stanoo of 2692.56 foot, more or less, to the Forth 1/4 corner of said Section, established by a survey and the ties thersto, together with t?se King County Aerial Survey ^oordisatee . filed with the King County Enqineer; thence South 0. 55' 30" Mast alona the north-south center line of said Section 24, eh* bearing of which is based on the angle in the wuthweet quadrant at the North �/4 corner a• determined from Kang County Aerial Survey Subdivision of said Section 24, a distance of 609.118 feet to the true point of boginnin ; of Wile description, thence South 99. 04' 30" East along a line perpendicular to Raid north-oouth center line of Section 24, s distance of 470.00 fast; thence South 0" 55' 30 ' West along a line which is 470.00 feet ersterly of and parallel with said north-south center line of Suction ::4, a distance of 1402.37 foot, oors of loss, to the intersection thereof with the northerly line of the right of way of the Northern Pacific Railway Company; thence southwesterly, westerly, and torthwastarly, along said northerly lire of right of wry, to the intaras:tion thereof with the northeastarly line of 72nd Avenue South; thence northwesterly, northeasterly and northerly along the easterly line of said 72nd Avenue South to the lntersoctioz. thereof with a line hearing North 69. 04` 30" West from said true point of beginning; thence South W 04' 10" Last alon,j sai' last mentioned line, 1046,33 feet, more or less, to said true point of beginning of this description. sand iWKZRYAS, rfe are no facilities fur public water distribu- tion serving the said proportyz and s Mr. :7ilson page 2 April 21, 1965 Section 6 of t2,e proposed contract non therefore he attended so as to limit it to the fist sentence only. We. wo 11d suggest that yo.t forward a crpy of this letter to tte Metro representative for his approv,11. If we can 6e of any further astletance to you in this matter, please do net hesitate to let in klu%,. We remain Yours very -r,:ly, UWAN 6 SHELLAN 9y Gerard M. Shellan City Attorney l , d= 1 rns:r,d 1 s, . CITY OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON OFFICE Or CITY ATTORNEY April 21, 1965 C.,.,d M.Sh.man,(my Atl,� Anhu,t. Maaann,A,1.C,ty Attrwxry Mr. Jack dilson City Nn6ir.zer City lfa)l Renton, hashington Re: Proposed Metro - %7ater Ns to A�icem2nt Dear Jack: This is to further supplement our letter to poi; dated April 6, 1465 and oar meeting fn regard .o c'ae above matter on April 20, 1965. It would be oar suggestion that Section 4 of the proposed contract he re-worded as follows, `• �� wYdch re-wording is -ore in line with all the other Latecomer Agreements that the City has heretofore entered into, to-wit: No person, firm or corporation shall be granted a permit or be authorized to tap into, hook onto or use said water main facility d'iring the period of time described in Section d hereinbelow, ! „ without first paying unto the ^.ity, in addition to any and t11 ;. ocher costs and charges made or assessed for such taps, hookup or : use as prescribed by the Ordirrancesof the City of Renton, Cite amount ' :k, required by the provisions of [hi. Agreement. All amoints received by the City shall be paid oit unto Metro within the t, e specified in Section 6 hereinbelow. Furthermore, in case any tap, hookup or connection is made into any such water main facility, without such payment having first been s:ade as hereir -et forth, the City Council of the City of Reaton may remove, or cause to be removed, s,an in- aut.r,orized tap, hookup or connection, and all connecting the or pipe located in the facility right-of-way, ac.: dispose of unauthorized , material so removed, without any liability whatsoever to atty party. If any person, lira or corporation wishing to nook up or tap onto said '•<:, ;`�, water mail facility is unable topay, in casa, the appropr.ate amount . _ ,znu der:,ri'ced herein, then, with the written consent of Pietro, installment payments my be permitted b•ic Cicy shall not incur any liability for the payment or enforcement of s .c,: installment contract except to remit the amount collected .,nto Metro as herein provided for. Further- more, if toe City, by reason of the provisions herein contained, is made a party to any litigation, then Metro agrees to indemnify the Vey frou, any and all expenses arm coats rncurrnd in the dsfense of any such action; it being expressly stipulated and :-,ceed that the City's liability shall be limited solely to the coliect{on of and remittanca to Metro of the charges sad costs iterein specified to be charged to any party wishing to hook up or connect to said water I:alet facility. i i , r i Mr. Wilson lage 2 Xpril 6, 1565 d. We, of course, have no mesna of verifying or approving the C formula used for"assessing" other potential users and it would be up to you to approve or disapprove the formula suggested. The same would also apply to the provisions of paragraph 4 A and B. e. The Provisions of 3ecticn 6 may be somewhat harsh on the City if a hookup is wade without payment by each customer of the full amount JAe Metro. This Section would require the City ,o physically disconnect such hookup without any chance of working out any dispute with any sueh customer and possibly providing for an installment payment. It seems that the City should have authority to provide for an installment payment and that no disconnection should take place unless the customer fails to live up to the f.ns .allment payment plan, This is a matter that you undoubtedly may wish to discuss with the Metro people. After you have a chance to look over our recommendat long, we would suggest ' ?+" that we get tog�thrr to discuss it further and "_hen submit our proposals for changes to W . Donworth. We remain _.. 'lours I:y truly, f i-'A I7GAV/&^SMEILIN Ian By .? rerd M She: /,ity At rn.ey GMS:nd 1 cc; Mr. Charl.s D.l.ureuti, Chairman Fire 6 'dater Couatittee l WATER SERVICE TO METRO TREATMENT PLANT Tq-230 1 Jaw ut 1K5 ■wnshb Dwald Cuaar, !Maim Mawrs et the City S*Wa l Rspart of lire aad (later Cao,aittee R4u Props"( Late.Camrs , ri" @tstrs for Water Liar OeaLlarent It is the rseasrrdatisn of the Tlra and robw CoQwattss that UN abm rr oom"d ap*wmwt be appvmd and "at tha +arae and Cit4 Cart: ba authsriasd tr sips aasr. r Fift and I s 1 � Key 121 1Nf 1s Dsna]I on~# Nayte mom of tb city coed too Proposed Lto :;oraro ap..soat betweaa city st as aMm Old ON~ Ysdlenem ibtro is is the pro"&* of Indsddift Inter service for their am treatuest plant st Ast'lineteb !leis seeds are mah that a du issh lido vMw ps*I M abpste sappy of waters but# is sdW to eew the *"LM dues a twalw iMb UM MMIA be re- Whom. Whom. After sowed MMS nP with NsMM0 they =wi • rielw ima wt iron M"a is city sp.eitiaatfons. in swbw %W rgrast Mat the 30 &"" than a late eeaars ap+sa- wo so tbt they Mold poses ewoos ear of their owbre earls. Notre but werbd with ow AV Attorney is pre0ariai; an a6TM- �} a" the fissl opprr+ed onft is submitted at this ties fss iwP1e� wwou reties, rat holonerw art ant hu pwriwwd this agrowent wed Iwo sews. Very trwly /*w'e, Jack Wilma city zaiiror yF lk STATE Or WASHINGTON'' � COMITY G8 R.7trG } as, On this day of 1985, before p Be pecsoratly an;ws: DM'A1LD "W; CU9TBR aiid tTRLdIR W. SIMSON, to me xnaWu to ve the Mayor and City Clark, respectively, of the City of Pont*", a uunic.tpal corporation, and acknowledged the Mithin and fcrurjcing instrument to be the free and voluntary act and deeu of said corporation, for the uses and purposes therein i mentioned, snp on oath stated that they were authorised to execute sold -Instrument and that t1:e seal affixed ie the corporate seal Of said corporation. IN WIT➢ 963 WMiRbO/, '1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official ssa� the day and year first above written. Of Nashinyton, residing at a� a STATE Or WASUIrfVMN me. COMTY OF RING cn this day of 1945, before &a pareonally appeared C. SULLIVJW, to PA known to be the ^hairnan of the Couro.l and Clark of the Council, .: rea;»ctively, of the MunlclDelity of r!etropolitan Seattle, a nunicipal -orpoxation, and acknawledged the within and forogoing lnatrument !M W he the free and voluntary act and deed of said corporation, for ; the ass$ and puruoses tharein montlonnd, and on oa:h states that they were authorised to execute said Instrument and that the real alfixe,i !s the corporate pal of said corporation. IN W17WISS WHERWl, I have hereunto sot my rand and affixed rx MY offlt.ial seal tht day and year first abovo written. Re'Ur`y`FubTi^Tn &M for the 9Em£i' of Washington, residing at Seattle , wi y 6s 4'. EXHIBIT A TOTAL COST OF sm'[PA KATEA vALi FACILITIES e Aoyrovod this day of , 1965. CITY Oy Faan i , "WICIPALITY OF ME?AOPOLITAU a6ATTL8 By____ Chairman of the Council bXHIBI? 8 nMg:&A1t1 4)_SCRIPTION Or PROP9PTIGS Bf;RVL'O UY MhTPD wlUL MA41 DACILITLCS Portions of !,actions 13 and 24, ALL in Wownship 23 North, Range 4 r:ast Y•M„ Xing County, wsshin,3ton7 said portions being Nose particularly described as follows: Baginn�.nj at a point in the sw 1/4 of aaia Section 24 where the easterly line of the joint right of way of the uortharn Pacific Railway Company and "a Great 14orthern Railroad CoVany intersects the northerly line of Primary State Highway No. 1 A.B. ; thence northwesterly along said easterly lima to intersection with the easterly line of the Chieego, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railway Right of way; than-e northerly and easterly along said easterly line of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway Co. to Point of intersection t)ith the 16th line in ''.he SL 1/4 of said Section 13; thence southerly along said 16th liae to intersection with the north line of the South 1./2 of the $B 1/4 of the 5¢ 1/4 of said Section 13; thence easterly nlon7 said north :ine to intersection with the easterly line of 03r4 avenue S;m th extended northerly: thence southerly alonq said northerly extension and easterly line of 83rd Xvenue Sout4 to intersection with the north !in* of Prisary rtate niyhj+ay 40. 1 R.P•., thence westerly along said northerly line to the point of beginning. .allr!'rnUNm.NNN\nvlY•NY'•wYY u.mn.N•NummNY...NrY JwV•rWU.•w..gNL.NNAY.Mr1u.NN..ruenr un.N...Y,.p•.1 UYw MpVIO.wwwn.rr'h♦wwN VA)�♦!e r'r�Yw/Now .•♦.IYrrM{fir.rrlw N♦,rr••r4 !! r♦M1.1lN!♦M1�N Vr� . • 1YI-H4r•YM.nINrq•!)H•r♦ YY.Y1, n�• wrwr+/ar '.Hw�71..YlMrIbHl HMw •r�N.YG�•6 / !4 UNLr'IPALIYY OF 11RTRUPOLITA01 S7ATTLH uy _... _ .. . .... . . Chairmen of the Council ATTM: Clerk a7 the council �a Ty �v d .r..r+w.�rria�.�r.w.r... ......r�•wMwMl�u'Nww.»....wr.-.a. f .. ......._.. .w.� y4� �]A11H.MIr1IMI w.Nlarar •�w�� NWYw� •♦ aaIlN.rMN'Y♦Manr�aa.•.aw•MMM+IsH •I�Mrha�lMl ari♦r/M:w�.aa.N a�.f• rarafaa�11��1� ♦!,_� noruunaer nor to tarj"nata its obligations norounder by diasolutina or Otherwise wiuwnt first securing the written consent of the other party, and this agreement shall be bindinj upon and inure to tho benefit of the respoetive xIiCCHaaOra of the parties hereto. section la. L^acb party hereto •gross that it will execute any and all instruments, and docuuant.s and enact any and all resolutions or crdlnances neMesaty to give %ftect to the tense Of this agreement. Settler 21. can waivar by either party of any tom or condition of this agreomnt shn.11 be deaced or construed as a waiver of any other tore or condition, nor ahal` • waiver of any breach be "aaaej to constitZto a walvor of any subsequent breach, whether of the saran or a different provision of this sgreema"-,. Section 12. Ia •dditioa to the ronedies provided by law, this oontract shall be apacific•lly enforceable by either party. Soctton 13. This agrernent merges and auaernodea, all prior negotiations, rsprosentatioas anu agreements between the parties hereto relating to the subject matter hereof and constitute :he entire contract between the City and Hstro Conte-ring thn financing and --onstruetia't of watex Wain facilities, but nothing herein containod shall qualify or condition the rights antl duties e of the parties %ndor that certain Agraoment Por Sewage Disposal dated May 2, 1461. IM NITNIM w(DSRSOP, LLe tiartiom hereto have executed this agreement ae Of t.hn ___-day if 1,965. CITY OP REUT011 ATTLST+ t ... .�,• arar r+w rear r�Hrar1 -F'.q,;.aN 1.,1w,�..�,rre wwMN N,�uI.N MrentMa�M��r/r.e� Nr M,.11�aA0 aA/*,ra.:. osestructiou Of "id tacilities Or their transfer to the City anC such total coat shall be eaaorsod by the parties on Exhibit A hereof 1011ewia9 COMpletion of the wo •k. Section 6. All ar,OJntn received by the City from connection chargss detOmincd as provided in Sections 4 and 5 shall be paid by the City to MetcO within sixty (60) days Aftur the receipt thereof. If any tap or .JOn0s42tiOT1 shall be made into the Metro water main fa.-ll:ties without such charges having first been hale to the City, tht C►ty shall forthwith route such unauthorised tap or connection anu all connecting pipe located in the Metro water -main right of way to be renoved unless such charges are 1mvedlately paid and shall deliver no city water tti the property served by such unauthorisee tap from any facilities connected to the City water Bystem directly or indirectly. section, i. whenever the cost or any part therne)f of any additional water s�sins, whathor local or general, are to be assessed against the owuuuss of soy real as.:ato described in Exhibit A who have not paid charges as provided in 6ection 0, and such water rains will be aor.nl.:ted into or will make one of the Metro water mnln facilities , there shall be included in the City rngir.eer'a aotlnats befor the hearing on shy such water main lnprovemar.t, separately it4at"d Of a l,s•t of the cost of t-he Improvement and separately Ass-fased, A su% equal to the char-ja deterrined fron Sections 1 and 3 bereof as t1.o pro rats share due from such properties for the WAVAt satin tacilitiss Constructed Ursu radar. ideation 6. This vontr-*act shall be in full force and effect for s periud of fifteen (19) years from the data hereof unless sooner terminated by n. tual agreement of the parties. Broach 9. 'isithOv of thti ,,artles hereto shall have the right to assign this 8gr4e1+ent or any of its rights and obligations t :i liability for the payment ur enforca ant. of scch installment contract except t2 ro31t tho aauunt collected to retro as heroin provided. Furthermore, if the lily, by reason of the provisiona herein contelhed, is made a party to any litigation, then metro agrees to i"WMIty tLe City from any and all expenses and costs incurred in the, defense of any such act it boing exproarly stipulated and agreed that the City's liability shall he liwit*d solely *z the collection Oland rc"ittenvo to Metro of the charges herein specified to be charged to any Party wiahr•Ig to connect to said water main facility. The amount of the charge to be made for concoction to saiA rater slain facilitiss sball consist of a frontage portion and an ar_reeye portion determined as follows- A. Proms. Those properties abutting directly on the Motto Water Mein facilities shall r pay a charge In dolla._e equal i to tA* numt4r of toot of such property frontirg On such fAcilitioa multiplied by a tat* per front foot determined by dividin7 ona- half the total coat of the Metro w3tor a,ain facilities by 9,000, the letter figure being the total front feet ALAtting ore the Bistro water main facilities. H. AcreNe.. All properties located within the ersa aoscrib*d in Zxhibit A atcsched horotn and by reference node a part hereof, inc?tdinq properties frontinq on the Metro water main facilities and paying a ftont.t.ge charge, shall pay a charge In dollars for each acre or frAction thereof eeusl to ono-half the total cost if said facilities oividsu by 300, the latter tigure being the total acreage benefited by said facilities. bection S. for the purpose of computing the chargos dssaribed in A•otion 4, the total cost of the Metro water main facilities shall tnclude all costa of eonstruc*i.n and connection, tight of ^ray, vne and snicifloations, pormits, administration and legal scats. :. ia any other naressary expenses incurred in th4. 1 r and shall be responsible for all maintenance, operation, replateoent, repair or role^,atian of, the Metro wator main facilities, section 1, Upon approval and acc*pt&n`0 of the Metro water actin f-.ctlitiee, the City shall rh� -yw Ruch rates !or water dietrib,jit" therefrom as it ray be autborised by law to establish, prodded that for the purPwae of applying ouch rates Metro shall not be alassitied a*parately or differently from all ether water dears with water "totem of equal eta". it is agreed that Metro may instal, an 6` maynekic flow muter and sane shall be considered to be equivalent to the stanUfd B• meter now used by the Ci!y. Section 4• NO person, firm or cornaration shall bo granted a permit or be Aut.'wrieed to tap into, rook onto or Rae said water maim facility during the period of Lire described in Section t of this agreement without first payinq to the City, in addition to any sn7 all other cots, asaessasnts or foes made or assessed for such taps, hookup or us* as pcosertbed by the Ordinances of the City of Benton, the amount required by the provistons of this Agxroment. All amounts i� roceived by the City shall be paid to Metro within the time spertfied ! in 6ection 6, purtth4raore, in case any tap, hookup or ronnection ir, made into any such water main f6cil1:;, without •doh pa;ren! Irving first been Vade as herein set forth, the City Council of the City of sentan may "move, or cause to be removed, such unauthorisad tap, hookup or ccnneotion, and all con;.actin- tils o.- pipe located to the facility right-ofwey, and dispose of unauthorised material so ri`ovad. without any liability whatsoever to an 1 Y panty, if any parson, fires or corporation wishing to connect to or tap into said rater main facility ie it -blrs to pay, in cash, the arpruprlate am'unt described herein, than, with the written Cons-jot of ^btrn, lsetallmszt payraants 190y be nerafttod but the City *hail not inc•ar eny sr, r e WBLREA3, 11etV0 and the City dasirs that public vat*t facilities be oanstm'aeted to serve said property, subject to certain tei•a:s and coaditions; and W1iL'WAS, the said property and the wager mains necessary to asrvs the proiwrty are all within the corporate limits of the City, NOW, UEREiOR6, }.n consideration of the rtutugl covonants hereinafter cgntained, IT 10 11ERRHY AGRc?D as follows. ^.action 1. metro 4nall construct a r+$ter main to ear+o the .rove-dosctibed property according to plans and specifications to be prepared .,y Matto anti approved by the City anal shall acr!uirs all naceasary rights of way therefor. metro shall let the contract for such rwns:zuccion after the appruval by the City of the F.isns end specifications anti shall be rsn,,onsible for com-pleticn of the work, including the connection of said water main to the existing Public water service facilities of the City. All costs incurred in tbs 41quisition meal construction of the water hair. facilities shall be paid by Metro. The City shall inspect the EAcllities being constructed at such reasonable tires and in such mannor as the rlty may debt necessary mad shall bear the coats of such Inspection. Section 2. promptly afLar the completion of said facilities the City $hall, if the facilities corfom to the plans and er)ecificaticne ' therefor, notify m-►tro in writing of the City-s approval of such construction, and upon receiviaq n-,tied of approval metro shall care.; to the City by dead or aasidnrrsat in fore satisfactory to counesl for the C:lty at no scat to the City, except as set forth in Section 4 hereof, that ;Lrtion of such water rtain facilities from the connection thereof with thu Ctty Water System up to but not including the Metro water meter (same being hereinafter called "the metro water Main facilities') . upon such e(Pveyance the City shall ern, Z � 1 f 1UTR0 - RbNTCIN HATER .:AIM AGREEMENT THIN AGKrLKLNT, rode by and between the CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, a municipal corporation of the State of Waahington, hereinafter rrferred to as the 'City,' and the MuNICIP.ILITY O* XXTROPOLITAN SEATTLB, A moUt4owlitan u:unicipal corporation of the State of Washington, harainalter referred to as "!vitro", w I T N iG S 6 E T ti- 10iL09AS, -.sotro owns the following describod real property situated in Xinq County, tt2r.hin3ton: Darts of gave rtent Lots 2, 5 and 6, the UL 1/4 of the NA 1/4 and the aW 1/4 of the Ns 1/4 of Socti,aa 4, Town- ship 211 .Korth, Range 4 E.A.H., King County, washington. as .more particularly described hereinbelowt Com:w:ncing at the Harthwest corner of Section 24, Township 23 North, Rango 4 U.H,M., as established bl Xing County Aerial Survey Coordinates (Existing Monumest) : thence South $7. 46" 48" Last along the north We of baction 24, a distance of 2692.56 fiat, more or less, to the "rtij 1/4 corner of said Section, established by A survey cad the ties theretc, together with tea Xing County Anridl Survey Coordinates, filed with the king County Erginecr: thence South 0. 55' 30" Wiest along the nor:.h-south conter lino of said Section 24, the bearing of which is hared on the angle in the southwost quadrant at the North 1/4 corner as dotar:2ined from king County Aerial Survey Subdivision of said Section 24, a distance of 609.118 feet to the true point of beginning of this description: thence South 89. 04' 30" East along a line perpendicular to said north-oouth center 11nn of motion 24, a distance of 470.00 feet; thet:ce South 0" 55' 30" Went along a line which is 470.00 feet easterly ot and parallel with said north-south center line of Section 24, a distance of 1402.37 foot, more or loss, to the intersection thereof with Jp ` the northerly line of the right of way of the Northern, Pacific Railway Cempanyt thence aouthwer.ta:ly, westerly, and ,iort;iwesterly, along said northerly iin•9 of right of way, to the intersection thereof with the northeasterly line of 72nd Avenue South, thnnca northwesterly, northeasterly and norraterly along the easterly Line of said 72nd Avenue South to t%o intersection thmsoof with a line beating riotth 06' 04' 30" west from said true point of beginning. thence South $9. 041 30" :fast slonj said lest mantiored line, 1046.13 feet, more or loss, to said true point of beginning at this descriptionj and Wh1P; U, that* are no facilities for publtc water distribction serving the said `aropnrty° anti i ~ CITY OF RENTON RENTON. WASHINGTON OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY May 6, 1965 A ffiw l Mr. Jack Wilsco City Engineer City Hall Reaton, Washington Re: Metro - Renton Water Main Agreemaat Dear Jack: We are enclosing herewith copy of a revised agromamt that we have received this date from Mr. Ellis. You will notice that it has beau revised, especially Section 4, to conform with the suggestions that we had made in our letter to you of April 11, 1965. We therefore suggest that you re-study the agreement to take sure that it masts the full approval of your office and the City Council. T I suggested to Mr. Ellis that the document be recorded after execution and than re-recordad after completion of the work and the ascertainment of the total cost involved. If you have any further questions in this tatter, plans* let us know. We retain y Yours very truly, Vip0,11r/ f19.W tyGerard N/ Saellaa City Attorney CMS:nd Enc i. �". .. cc: Mayor City Clark 1, JAld"c:T L. 3CAMIUT, luly selected, %,ual ified arc. A 'Brut 1 xk of the Cot,n it of the. ?lunicipality of lien'-nolitan Seattle, no HE +PAY CrFTIFY that the foregoing resolution is true aryl correct copy of Resolution No. L_ of said Council duly adopted at a regular meeting thereo° held on 7� the :1_. c',ay of .—�fr< > . 19C-j- signed sy '.he Chairmr:n of such Council ui atteenclance at such meetinq and attesIr'd by myself in wt,,,�entication of such adoption. r A�Ainq_Cl_ I f y. STATE OF WASHINGTON } } as, COMM of KING } On this day Of 1965, before me personally appeared DONALD R. CUSTER and IIELMIE q. NELSON, to me known to be the Mayor and City Clerk, respectively, of the City of tenton, a m,.nnicipal corporation, and acknowledged the within and foregoing instrument to to the free and voluntary act .and deed Of said corporation, for the uses and Durposen therein mentioned, :and on oath stated that th:.+y ware authorized to execut^ said instrument and .hat the seal affixed is the corporate seal of said corporation. IN I.TtWrSB WHERfoF, I have hereunto sot my mncl and ;.frir•�-' MY Officaal seal ti.e day and ,year first above written. :Iotaxy Public in and for. ''- - of Washington, residing at STATE OF } ss. COUNTY OF KIVG ) On + ais day of ,no personal.y app•�Ared CARaf DOd''rnRTH :and " . me known to he !ha Chairman of the Council - respectively, of the Municipality of Metrv- corooration, and ackn7•w1edaed the within a- to ba the free and +folunrary act am'. r1o,d the uses ,nd o,irpoves therein mentionel,, .a-I they were authorized to execute said instrt:ment ;n•! t.r.!.,r. c:re s•:aa.i affixed is the corporate seal of S-iicl cornorntie+n. TN WITNESS '•FTFREOF, I hz—� hereunto set my hand anri affixed my official ,^al the day And y^,r f;r;t :,bovn wr.'tten. s } . 6:gUMISTI—A TOTAI COST OP MSTP�''kT 'R MAlt! FACTLITIPS S F t k x .Y y4 Npprovmd CSTY Or '<a}•or MUNTCTPFLITY Or MTMIPOTTATAY SE?:TTLE By T;YIrI9TT Ya. EXHIOIT A F!OLIMARY DESCRIPTION OF PROPERT283 SEF.VID 9Y MMPO WATPR MAIN FACILITIES Portion3 ^f Sections 13 and 24, -ILL in Tow,.shi,p 23 North, Range 4 East 4,M. , King County, Washinct-n; said oortions being more particularly rlescribsd as follow3: • ieginninc ,it a point i ., the S'v 1/4 of ,;uid Gee*inn ,,i where the easterly line of th,2 joint right of w?y of ttu: Nor+kern Pacific R�Alway Company and the Great Northern !,,.: - ' -oad Company intersects tha northerly line of Primary State Highway No, I R.E„ thence northwesterly along said easterly lines to intersection with the easterly ling of the Cht'-ago, Milwaukee, !-t , Paul . and Pa.*ific Railway Right of way; thnncca northerly ane.1 easterly along said *a,gterly line o€ the Chicago, St. y Paul and Pacific R.>ilway ^o. to point of interser_tion with tho 15th line in the S8 1/4 of said Section 13; thence so,ither7,v alcng s*aid 15th line to i-�tarnection with the north, line of thr Snutl, 1/7 of the SE 1/4 o" the sE 1/4 of said Sectinn li; theme c,starly a'orfg said north limo to rote *section with th,• " . '_}• line of R.3rd nvfl.nnc South extended northerly; thence , along ❑aia northerly extension and easterly line nr. ?3rd 'tvenae Southvm intersectir- t)^e north line of Primary :tie -) ti?ighway 'lo. 1 R.r. ; thence ern, along said northerly lima !o the point of beginning. .r.. t MMITCYPALI?Y OF MPTROPOITTA6 SEATTLE Py Carey Dormmirli .. f Chairman t}+a Coune' rvg,� 5 1i , �H Mara'tyn 3u1 i�van ' Clerk of the Council � 4 ` � a y IY hereunder nor to terminate its obligations here•u:der by 6tasoiution or otherwise without first securing the written consent_ of the other party, and this agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the respective successors of the parties hereto. section 10. Each party hereto agrees that it will execute any and Ill i.istruments, and docwnents and enact any and all. resolutions or ordinances neces^.ary to qi!m effect to the terms of this agreement, • Section It. No wxi,ier by either party of env term a: condition of this agreement shall he deemed or ^onstrued as a waiuer of ary otT:er term or condition, nor shall a wal-er of any breach he deemed to constitute a waiver of any subsp.quant breach, whether of the same or a different provision of this agreement. s �T ti Section 1.2. In addition to the remedies pro n. ' k law, i .' this contract ihall he specifically enforceable by either party. Section 133. Thfa agreement merges and supersodes. all prior negotiations, representations and agreements between the parties hereto relating to the subject matter hereof and constitutes the entire contract between the City and Metro concerning the financing and construction of wrter main fa^_ilities, but eofhinq herein contiined shall qualify or condition the rights and luties of the pr_rties under that certain >agreement For Sewage Disposal dated May 2, 1961. E IN W1721F.SS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executsd this %grmement as of the � '-ry of CITY OF RMTON Sy ATTEST: Mayor . C _- .1 . G. r i � construction of said ficilit:ies or their transfer to the City and i� such total cost shall be radorsed by the nar-t-s ue ? i• hereof following completion of the work. section 5. All amounts received by the city fran connection charges determined as provided in sections 4 and S shall he paid by the city to Metro within sixty (60) day-, after the receint thereof, 2f any tap or Onnection shall be made into the Metro water main facilities withcut such charges having first been paid to the Cit,,, the City shall forthwith cause such unauthorized tap or connection and all connecting pipe located in tho Metro water main right ref way to be removed unless such charges are immediately paid and shall deliver no city water to the property served by such unauthorized tap from any facilities connected to the City water System directly [ or indirectly. Section 7. whenever the test or any part thereof of any additional. water Tarns, whether Al or general, are to be assessed E against the ou-ners of any real estate described in Exhibit n who 4r1} have not niid charges as provided in Section 4, and such water mains will be connected into or will make use of the Metro water main facilities, there shall be included in the City Engineer's estimate , before the hearinq on any such water, r in improvement, separately itemized as a part of the cost of ch,e improvement and separately assessed, a sum equal to the =harge determined from sections 4 and 5 hereof as the pro rata share dus: frcn such properties for th, water main facilttie* constrtccted hereunder. Section Q. This contract shall he in full force and effect for a period of refteen (15) years from the date hereof ur.. et;s sooner terminated b,. mu-u..:l agreement of the parti.o-, . Section '. . N,nLther rif the parties hereto shnl. hnvc the right to -tseiln dgreerert c>r any of its ri.ght's and obligations liability for the payment or onforeement of such irstallm�n: r_ r,tract except to remit the amount collected to Metro is herein provided. Furthermore, if the City, by reason of the provisions herein contained, is made a party to any litigation, then Metro agrees to indemnify the City from any and all expenses and coats incurred in the defense of %ny such actionr it being expressly stipulated and agree.' that the C ty's liability shall be limited solely to the collection Of and remittance to Metro of the charges herein specified to be charged to any part; 4ishing to connect to said water main facility. The amount of the. charge to be made for connection to said water main facilities shall consist of a frontage portion and an acrenq portion determined as foilcr,.s: A. yrontagg_ Those properties abutting directly cm the Metro water main facilities shall say a charge in dollar, equal to the number of feet of such property fronting on such facilities multiplied by a rate per front foot determined by dividing one- half the total cost of the Metro water main f-,tcilities by 9,000, the litter figure being the total front feet abuttinq on the Metro water main facilities. a. Acreage. All properties located '.within the area described in rxhibit A attached hereto and by reference made a part hereof, including properties fronting on the Metro water main facilities and paying a frontage charge, shall pay r charge In 4ollars for each acre or fraction thereof equal to one-half the total •:o3t of said facilitieo divided by 300, the latter figure being the total acreage be„eiited by said facilities. _sction _, For the purpose of computing the charges described in "c.tton 4, the total, cost of the Metro water main facilities 0 all include all coats of construction and connection, ti 'r' of way, n'ans and D,�cifi--at:ions, permits, administration and legal costs, ind any othor necessary expenses i.ncurred in the 4. and shall be responsible for all maintenance, operation, replacement, repair or relocst'..>n of, the Metro water main facilities. Section 3. Upon approval and acceptance of the Metro water main facilities, the city shall charge such rates for water distributed therefrom as it may be authorized by law to establish, provided that for the purpose of applying such rates Metro shall not be classified separately or differently from all other water users with water meters of equal size. It is agreed gnat Metro may inrtnll an 8" magnetic flow meter and same shall be consiI-.r^d to be equivalent to the standard 8" meter now used by the City. Section 4. No oerson, firm or corporation shall be grantee a permit or he authorized to tap into, b ok onto or use said water main facility :luring the period of time described in ^,action 8 of ` ; r this igreement without first paying to the City, in addition to any and all other cos`s, assessments or fees made or assessA' for sucl, taps, tt! hookup or use as prescribed by the ordinances of the City of Renton, the amount required by the provisions of this Agreement. All amounts Ate received by the City shall be paid to Metro within the time specified in Section �rtl.ar-Ore, in case any tap, hcoKup or connection . is made into anv such water main f 7ility, without such payment •A, having first heen made as herein set forth, the city Ccunri.l of the city of Renton may remove, or cause to he removed, such unauthorized tap, hookup or connection, and all connectioq tile or pipe located in the facility right-of-way, and dispose of unauthorized material a, removed, without any li,ibility whatnoever t!+ .,ny party. if any person, firm or co�porati n wishing to connect to or tan into said water main facility is inahle r, pay, in cash, the appropriate e amount des.^_r;.bed her.ain, thee., with the written consent of Metro, installment payments may be permitted but the City shall not incur any 3. / WH W-5, Metre .ard the ':tly daaire t}:a"_ public water facilities Lo unstrxcted to serve said property, subject to certain terms and ronditions; and WHZ:14r^.S, the said property and the water mains necessary, to serve the pr.�oer*y are all within the corporate limits of the City$ 4OW, THRRSFVRE, in consideration of the mutual covenants hereinafter r.or.tained, IT IS tMRSBy AGREED as follows: Section 1. Metro shall construct a water main to serve the above-described property according to plans and specifications to be prepared by Metro and approved by the City and shall acquire all necessary rigIrts of way therefor. Metro shall let the cont:rac' for such c+%lstruction after the approval by the Citv of the plans and specifications and shall be responsible for completion of the work, irolvding the connection of said water main to the. "istinq public wat,ir servi,:e facilities of the City. All costs incurred j in the aciaisition and construction of the water main fncili-ties '. shall be r id by Metro. The City shall inspect the facilities being con. tructed at nuch reasonable times and in such manner as the City -.ay deem necessary and shall bear the ^oats cf such inspectic%. i� £section 2. Ar"otly after the -ompletion of said facilities the -. ty shall, if the facilities conform to the plans and specifica- tions therefor, notify Metro in writing o� the City's approval of such construction, and upon receivir7 notice of approval Metro shall #a' convey to the City by deed assignment in form satisfactory to counsel for the City at no cost to the city, except as set forth in Section 4 hereof, that portion of such water main facilities from th- connection thereof with the City Hater System up to but not including the metro water meter (same '!vi.ng hereinafter called "tle Metro water main facilities") . Upon such conveyance the City shall own, 7 '. 2 Y METRO - RENTO1. WATER MIN ACREk77W THIS Ar;RF.EHaT, .We ryy and between the CITY OF RENTON. W.-T?INGTON, a municipal corporation of the State of w3ehington. hereinafter referred to as the ' City, " and the M'7NICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN SEATTLE, At metropolitan municipal corporation of the State of Washington, hereinafter referred to as "Metrc", W I T N E S S E T B: 'i-IF EAS, Metro owns the following described real propsrt�, situated in King County, Washington: Parts of Government Lots 2 5 and 6, the NE-t/4 of the N'l 1/4 and the SW 1/4 cf the NE 1/4 of section 24, Town- ship 23 North, Range 4 E.`Y„M. , King County, washingtor., 9s more particularly described hereinbelow: Commencing at the Northwest corner of Section 24, Twnnhip 23 North, Range 4:'E.W.M. , as established by King County Aerial Survey Coprdinates (Existinq Monument) r thence South 970 26' 48" Bast along the north line of section 24. a distance of 2692.56 feet, more or lee^, to ton North 1/4 Corncr of said Section, established by a survey arr.l the tins thereto, together with the Ring County Aerial Survey Coord_nites, filed with the Icing County Engineer: thence South 0 S5' 30" West along the north-south renter line of said Section 24, the bearing of which is based on the angle in the southwest quadrant at the North 1/4 corner as determined from Ring County Aerial Survey Subdivision of said Section 24, a distance of 609,119 feet to the true point of beginning of this description; thence South 890 04' 30" East along a line perpendicular to said north-south renter line of Section. 24, a distance of 470.00 feet; thence South n 55' 30" wast along a line whic?; is 470.00 feet easterly of and parallel with C said north o uth center tine of Section 24, a distance of 1401. 37 feet, more or ies3, •o the intersection thereof with the rorthariy line of the right of way of the Northern Pacific_ Railway Company; thence southwesterly, •,mnoerly, and northwesterly, along said northerly line of right of liay, to the intersection thereof with the northeasterly line of 72nd Avenue Southr thence rorihwestezly, northeasterly ane , northerly along the easterly line of said 72nd Avenue :ouch to the intersection thereof with a line bearing North 89" )4' ;0" West from said true point of beginning: thence South 69 n4' 30" Fast along maid last mentioned line, 1046, 3J feet, more or less, to said truo point of beginning of thic dearri .tior : and WHFREA3, th--re are no factItties far public water distribution serving the said priparty: and �dHitlit A f, 7ESCLUTIOU NO. 5 r A RESOLUTIOV of the Council of the Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle authorizing the execatinn of an agreement with the City of Renton for th" construction of .cater main. facilities. ?1HEREAS, the !Auiicipality lesires to construct --.water main facilities to serve its Renton Sewage Treatment PlAnt with water supplied by the City of Renton, and WHEREAS, the City desires that ouch water main facilities be constructer] of sufficient size to serve other adjacent proper- ties; and WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of the ^unicipality that an agreement be entered into providing for the construction of such water main facilities, the conveyance thereof to the City of Reston and reimbursement of the cost thereof by the City of Renton under certain conditions: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED oy the Council of the Municipality of 'tetropolitan Seattle as f-011OWS• That the Municipality shall enter into an agreement with the City of Rentor providing for the construction of certain water main facilities to serve the Renton Sewage Trentmenv Plant, that such agreement shall he in substantially the form of Exhibit A atta^hed hereto and by this reference made a onrt hereof, and tle Ch-irman and the Clerk of the Council are herebv authorized and directed to execute :such agreement on behalf of the Municipality. ADOPTED by the Council of the Municipality of t;atrop-liter Seattle at a reqular meeting thereof held on the 15th day of Jul 1965. yJ C. Carey Luaaosth Chairman of the Council 1►TREST: � Iaw = g Clerk of the Council 4�5re r� • e a MUNICIPDi_!TV OF N�iROr'Ii�i1SN ,EAITLE METRO " fAFk.90M J!MEt' yt Ai tt.F. 'RASH W070N 9HlId H' A-S tpn t July 21 , 1965 city of Renton city will Renton, n,ishington - Rttention: Mrs. Hel.mie W. Melson Citv clerk Gentlemen: Metro-Renton water Main agreement Encloses? are two executed copies of the above Hgreemert. Rs mentio^-9 in rnm letter of May 10, direcUd to the attentio• Mr. •Tack wilson, as soon a9 the work is IP�rr finished Abit 9 is to be compl+tel and then endorsed ` by both parties, --- Verr truly Oren rs, 7h{rles .1. ni [nrtor, enclosure n I 1( taplemikk.r 30, 1"5 s tomamb]s Derald Caolor, ft al NwMts of tie City Covaei.: Rae Rartsorn Taaifio Railray Caapaoy Permit me. 960% Ontlaaase t Yo City AttWW Ira &Mroftd Ur aiew refeererred permit ire J A1vw of lia City of 9entgn art Melee. Pkie permit in :w-aernud lb with neovSMrs water verviae to Ur rev NOW'e treatment ?lertt and to ampplr ratan to ter Ialratrini Aran fiat ]tar betreou Ur Plent aM ' A'lsawa. It L tea fwoawnafation o Lew '._AgirserLng teat We Mayer wA Ctty Clerk be aur.tiorire i W Sign the 411640d PONLU Very truly your&, City ErLgirwor iMesil ;t I i i j T , MUNICIPA( ITY OF METROPOLITAN SEATTLE ---.--,METRO 410 N HARRISON STa-tT SEAITLE WASNINOTOH 001/9 AT 45100 N !iS September 23, 1965 I i 1 Mr. Gerard M. shellan City Attorney City of Renton P. o. Box 626 Renton, Washington Dear Mr. Shellan: Northern Pacific hailway Company Permit No. 96086 Contr Act Igo.,. M0-65 Reference is made to our conversation on September 22, 1965 re- I o:r• c garding the City of Renton's signatures for the referenced permit Section B5 of the enclosed contract documents shows that the Con- tractor is responsible for damages and costs incurred for construc- tion of the water line across railway right of way. The special insurance endorsement required in Section C1.12 has ' ^n obtained and forwarded to the Railway Company. In addition, .,,action C1.12 requires that all construction costs for railway inspection and repair to railway facilities be paid for by the Municipality and charged to the Contractor. The Municipality will pay the required permit fee. I believe this answers your questions and relieves the City of Renton from any liability for construction costs for this project. Very t ul.y yours, �bf"tej'� ib s Director, Technical Services CVG/RLH:js Enclosure i3 . i CITY OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON OFFICE OF CITY ATTMEY September 27, 1v65 Gemmed M.shdlon,ra,Manny Arrhv.'..Haveen,A,e}('rev All r Mr. Jack Wilsou 1}� City Engineer 1 City Nall Renton, Washington Re: Northern Pacific Railway Company P--.rmit No. 36086 D_sr Jack: We are am losing herewith copy of a letter we have received this date from Mr. Charles V. Gibbs, of Metro, pursuant to the under- signed's telephone conversation with him on Friday. Eased on these representations by Mr. Gibbs as co- Lned in the contract between Metro end the contractor, it would appear that the City may proceed to execute the proposed permit. We usume that you have in the meantime verified with the railroad the submission of t4 insurance endorsement by the contractor or Metre and that same a been found satisfactory. if we can be Q any furth: help to you in this matte phut advise. ,is remain Yo a very tr 1M, 6 S y GerardoM.r Shia �. � City Attorney GMS:nd cc: Mayor City Clark sr - a 9 xr k` s / 4 tinnHRN PkilIC U11,01Mr 3 ►R0I'f.RT 2P ANO +NO+tSTRll1t DEVEL.4f,MCNT OEIiR TMENT f `' 820 CENT a AL e1a'..UIN(7 _ ei}.(+ _ l ) I•y.' jG PWII.k. RASP NtI1n [ M. It. ROPON. sent ,7kfr 23, 1965 L. Y. IA!"U, �o W. W. ,, C. A. WA'MOR. U.MM,.1 U..M0,1Vu: L M. "Win. LAPRA. 0. ""i A. P'anicl^slyly of i . ';of .tan 3-n*tle a , ! I AM,` ', ,°; t;l(^ Wnz;t :Warr - 9eattlo, '4•,- -)•tl s Att.crtt,m: rd Drnhir ' t :� :?s� & P^o�e rt;; 4,rnt •.ti:'VICIPM ; , , .;lePen. Attaehnd arP tree coMn:, of ?err let No 9606 to —v-r yw r use r£ a potion of ),a property at : ent-,% rtr + riter n ;a II' .. Mould you CAecl't..e till or.#arl U 1-7.. ! to t1-S City fM •SX"'Iti-n ty tbA p�aylr. j}'..nn ret'.7r, o oF!^. ..,_l1,— i exeC!tted Copy to ti�tA nfflee, and 'Ir,n ref-."Apt of the tnsta 'n'. 1 certificate pri-ii—1 for In V* pert it, Jot, may yr,cepd wit.. trA installation ^f tzis lire. Please rottfy sr. 1. H. Brewer, at 1.'r9 n aspot, Tacoma, Y;ashinCton, at least V Lour- 'n acvance >t -olx cm- strnction schdmle, an that he ra;t arrange for thtate r p ntceVve A mnasLs'ed he may deem necessary. I asr,cme four rFeek nr vo ,-her in the amount Tf -'S to roves payrent of the attached will 1— In due Course. Years very truly, M. H. NIXON Western .Ir I lndt trte. ', t"lm+n.rut �� q , i + Kl3�c:l s, et to 7.,a.. }�,Prt r�tq'eS At lk �x y I � CITY OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON OFFKE OF CITY ATTORNEY 5eptember 17, 1965 Gn,nM M,ahnllan,C,t,Ammmy Anh.,1.Nn••ean,A.,,.Cav Anrnrvn Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer City Hall Renton, GAshington Ce: Northern Paciiir. Railway proposed Agreement R Dear Jack: Pursuant to our telephone conversation we arF_ returning to you herewith letter from Northern Pacific and proposed permit to Metro and City of Renton. Cnfortunately wher this was sent over to me by the City Clerk I had no advance information as to this particular project and whether It was to be done primarily for Metro or the City. This for the reason that this permit places a lot of rbligatiens on the Permittee, including various matters cf costs. Since you have mt gone over the permit it is returned to you herewith so that you may .neck it out. We understand from you that Metro primarily wishes the water line constructed to serve its treatment plant and that it eventually would be turned over to the City for maintenance. If that is the case we suggest that. the various obligations specified should he assumed by Metro only and in the alter- native, we should have a special agreement with Metro wherein they assume the duties imposed by the permit and agree to hold the City harmless from any cost or liability. We shall be glad to be of further assistance to you in this matter. W remain /'�I Very�iily ypurs, HA4GAN & S By Ger 9hellan Ci Attorney GMS:ds / STATH OF KTNNESCrfA )) 7 as County of Ramsey On this dtq of 19 , before me per- sonally appeared arecxi S MA , ,-,r to Mee known to be ads President )nd Known to be Assistnni errs arq o or , ern ac fie Railway Company, one of ei 'corporafions that executed the within and forlbaoing instrument, and a3knowledged said instrument to be the free and voluntary a-.t and deed of said Northern Pacific Railway Company, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned, and on oath sta,ed that they were authorized to execute said instrument and that the seal affixed is the corporate seal of said Northern Pacifli Railway Company. IN WITNESS WHF.REOP, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year last above written. A W. TNArc t away rover. At OIwMIa�Fjw lMt 1i,IY(i t _ k i X 1 1 i I 1 t , 3TATE OD 141MMS(YTA) Count as Y of Ramsey On this Bonaily t andred day of �m d ' PraBid■nt and t r x Barr rr to me ncwnetore me per- be a. Assisfan ou to ■e, known to be e' enr `�ecrs ®ry o or ern ac fic Railwa r, p y� corpora ans that executed the within and foregoingoT an one of aoknoxledged said instrument to be the free and voluntary Bita dtd .ad of said Northern Pacifl: Railway Company, for t: therein mentioned, and on oath stated that they hwere®authorized t Bald instrument and that th^ n purposes Northern ? eal affixed is the corporate o said Pacific Railway Company, seal �f Bai9 official IN W Tthe day and I have hereunto set my hand and affixed Y yoar last above written. y ■ i1 re r S.WTAL MPOR9N:T2StPf (Northern Pacific Railway Company) 1 In considera4A on of the premium at which this policy is written, it is agreed that: 1, Any exclusion or provision appearing, in this policy or in any en- dorsementj•ttA,:hed thereto, eliminstinp, evverags for any obligation or liability assumed by the insured under any contract or agreement or for da.ra�e or injury to or destruction of property occupied or used by, or in the care, custody or control of the insured is deleted, but only as respects that contract entered into between and , dated , aj and titi insuring agreements are hereby extended to cover thM obligations assumed b,, the contractor under the terns of the following provinions of said contract: "1be Contractor shall indemnify arO save harmless the Northern Pacific Railway Company from any and all claims, ruita, losses, damages or expenses on account of injuries to or death of any and all persons whom3oever, including the Contractor, subcontrac- tors, !taployees of the Contractor, subcontractors and of said Railway Company, and any and all property damage, arising, or pr +- ing out of, or in any manner connected with Oho work performed under this contract, or caused or ocrasioned in whole or in part by reason of the presence of the person or of the property of the Contractor, subcontractors, their employees or agents, upon or in proximity to the property of said Railway Compa:iye" "?he Contractor further arreea that it will defend, at 'ts own expense, in the name and on behalf of said Railway Company, all claims, or suit/ for injuries to persons or damage to property arising or gro::inp out of the work carried on under this contract, for which said Railway Company is liable, or is alleged to be liable." 2e The Nlorthern Pacific Railway Company and any other railroad company or companies heret)fore or hereafter prantod the joint use of the Northern Pacific Railway Cosgarty's property are mined as additional insureds under this policy, but only as respects the covrr,,re required by the above con- tract. 3e The cancellation period provided for under this policy shall be extended to 30 days, but only as respects the coverage required by the abav, c�ntraet. 0 ,i yR� x Jr. .W.. Yiy. •M1� :eF�= � a ., SI�'�... .. :. 2 3V 4 ' 'd'17'1i1Ro PA6•.. 1Ua:":,WA'i -.::o:lAi.t �'� MISIT "An Specifications for Pressure Pipe Line Crossing% under Railway 'hacks for' dcn-Flaetmsble "U hs".vnces. 1. Pipe lines Included ,finder theca apes..feet!one art those installed to carry steam, "star, ; ' or any nca-fimmr"tie *hich from its n::ture or prese,+re rtgist muse damage if , eaaapins on or in the vicinity cf railway property. 2. Phis lines under railway track anal.., be enraged in a larger pipe as per sketch at bottom Of this Xxhibit, 3, Carrier line pipe inside the cot-sing under the railway traek and right-nf-way Beall be of approved Construction. rsrrier line shall be au*;acted to a pressure tent of no poundn `• "after than the waximur wewking praseure fro, the line and me't remain tight whan,teated. 4. Casing pipe and Joirta may be of say appr,ved coainit cesotructia, and shall be cepible Of withstanding the IN)l if rsilwny rrndbed, track and traffic; alai a:isll be so con- structed an to prevent lenksga of any -otter from the casing or rondrlt thrcaghout its length under the track ar.9 rei'wey right-af-way except at the ends ..f the casing or ,n- duit when the ends are left open. The casing ihsll be an installed as to prevent the a foramation. of a waterway under the railway. Approved !aainga are as follows: a ,< C00% Iron Pip - Gxtr Con-ratq ups '.v, • .".e" 5 - I J. .. ., ..fir^,.,lnr ,.n:' ,: rfanrr :tr nips, f .r cmr •a -t. illrrd r:mtt 1: Can ins shall be installed with even baariag thru!aghout its length and shall slope to ,no and. The inside diameter of the easing ahali na at least ? inches greeter tt:nn the largest outside diameter of the carrier pipe, j' ants. or co+iplingn, a. where the ends of the oaainro ere below l ound trey shall be suitably tyrrtwcted against tie entrance of foreign mnterial, which might prevent ready removal of tre carrier pipe. where the ends of *he casing ire at or atri-ind gurfa.ia and above hiph water level they way be left open, provided Aral-,ag,e is afforro%d in such a manner that lmskage will be eeadueted Sway from the r,:tdhed and a*ructur". S. The top of the carrier pipe shall be below the frost line, and at its absent point shall not be less then a feet below bane of railway rail. On other unrtions of the railway right-of-way where the casing is not directly beneath any track the depth from the'sur- fees of the ground end fr x the bottom of ditche9 tr, the tot of the caging, shall be not lose than 3 feet, where it is act practicable to serum the eOnve depths, approved special construction shall be used. Length of caw, 0011 be in acre-dance with sketch at bottom of this Exhibit. 7, where worrantad, accessible emergency eh;:t.ofr valves sha_'l be installed within effective distenae at each side of the creasing. w, who . laws, codes, or orders of competent public authority prearri*e s higher degree of protection than specified :erein, then the oip,,her degree of protection nball be !ear"" a part of the specifications set forth in this ':xhibit. :fib's?9:SYt Nth 6 NO s t i G +ri'i+1n, t. 9' Sta1-SIR1 .....��'- v': ! NOTE + $ssl rat Ntqu f rrs.rg a^ds iho=t er"'"d WNr1 '. c,.^I* ah't, ant o;t 5 TYPiCA1- 5KE'CH OF P' PF LINE Z55IN6 ' Fl3R NON- FLAMMABLE VSUBSTANCE5 lit, of t �,,�r^ I/4' `� � it ♦n,m l�{<�t, j�• 'r,/ r` �t1,(x)�� 4►ot, Y'0,..�,! VI Vi\� 1W �1V1, x „ \".• J1 ,«, ` f L UY•. + • j.�M.;„w.M.'^rx r 1.s.�'rY�a.. N�. `•eV... • ... - . ��-�>� ((;,)"Ii wee fft�, front dde) ®. AS to wu*tdng and Mae trackage across Wx p cilities th.g pereittao Shall aeaply edth trs ipilway COupaq/'s specifiestlons fW Nrtosure pipe llns csoe::iri.e gder trail,my trwks farmn-flaa,abla aubstaress doted November 1, 1959, a tranocript d whir,,, idarlifird 6 as hshlblt *A'# is attached hereto and rsde a part harsof. f 9. The Parmittem shall bans tl.e cost ore A. All costs and expeneos incurred by the IWIwroy Company in Preliminary imoati- gation, any etdrvp work performed and cross-sectian Ana eagemx1t draw,rt,�:3e piµns err. eati- mates# prepared by the Railway Company in couraction with constructs operation, mainten- amce rr removal of the faeili6iesa S. Any changes, Liclmdirw, but not 11:1ted to any tesparary changes and permanent rseteration, in the 'u.ilutiy Cca,ariy'o communication or aii;M1 lane made necessary by the, exercise ci this prwd% . C. Such amginesring inepeotor as the As bray Company may Ustail to observe cm- etrraetion of tbe, facilities* a De All protection and supervision flag p dge.ad mcesear"f by the tiallwgr +".rirtpa:y Arming ocratrvetlou of the facilities. 10. The AailWq Company rrrserves the ri, ht to Be, and to permit other parties t, use N trs ]and in Us acme-described loostlal for any and all Purposes not inconsistent wit., the exerelse of this permit. 11, The PersAtlee Soirees thct any contract which it shall lat for than crostruction of the faeilities on said right of way Mall provide as "'ollswew As The Contractor shall iudeesrify and sass hornless Northern Pacific Railway Cempagy from why and aft olal�w# cults, losses# da, a,as or expenses on account of iajarlas to err death of any and 41i parsons whomsoever, including the Contractor, Pub- employees of the Contractor, sticontractors and of sa:.d railway l.;Gnony awl Guy aN all prropertiv dasa,,s► arising or sordng out of or in any anner connected with the esrk perfaes+ed under Vila contractor# or caused or occasicneo in whole or In pars hp roseta at the presence of the parson or of the property of the Cont'artera scb- orriwrsstara tas1T apl.yves err agwmte# up= or in proximity to tie property of said dwailnnp 0o1rpas3ro S. 'She Contractor flrthor- agrees that It will defond, at i;.o own expense in der now and on behalf of said Sailsay Company all clairm or suite for injuries to purpose, or dwu v to property arising or growing out of tie war;c carried on under this esnteaete for which said Railmey Company is liable, or is alleieu to be liable. 0. The Cmtractor stall carry r'eealar Contractor's Public Lability Insurance providing for a limit of rot loss than *500#000 for all dammi,eo arlaing out of the bodily lnjwrlea W rr Osatin of caw paxeo:., and atbleot to ttu;t Wilt for each person# a total limit of {1#000#000 for all damegos arialM out of bodily injuries to or aoath at two or sees person. in any out eecidenta and for a lirdt of rut lmss than 4,50U#UUo for all derm�wx ariainc out of &rep to or destruction of property in any one aceleent# sW subject to that Host# a total (er gggrefate) Haut of i1#o0U#o0o for all daea,;am arisisg out Of dosage to err destrratlau of ;roxrty during the policy period. All such poltelMs anal endorseaants U:eretes shall be executed by a corprrat,'.hnn qusl:fied to WIte the Omar IS tie State of Vembiegtou, at-all be cap,roved by said ,railway Com any as is the insarerae oaapaay writing sap# the amaa.at# form a:td subatauee the:got. Ins Oaatmaster shall procure and fnsnieh to said uallway Co,"WO prior to Ue entry Won err sae of Said +aallrV Company's property by the Contractor, Ue iaauranae policy# or in llou thereof a certified copy of such policy# topoVer with an ondraeement thereto, fader the term of which the ineurance conipany Insures Vie liability aaeumed by the teaw hraottr herearder# abstanU&ll,;r in US fona of Upecial eandarsesianc attached hertt &M s esm� • Fe't hesyad. , k ;cct dr,. - G..r. r �IKa/'gb raKa1„ e+a/Ka'r raMAL �ra`a :'I" OR Krwra yore /FRUIT. (yoxwom ^ No. Not ALM- n PMC'f10 Rallway OMPanY? harsi,mfter rAlied Radwwy C span:;. hn,.hr prrteits )ZS=PAlJTY ce l5sartufOUTAM JLATTLB: and CITY OY Lf6.l"p :almieipal corporatloca of the State a hops Jointly ani severally hereinafter Called Permittee, to construct, operate and maintain the foftowmg facilities up" Its righ, of way WV4 Gainth its `rack In tj'e City of lion Ulna KIM Corm), State of 4tlsftinf,tA1m l A 12-inch water nrtn crossing toot Railway Company's r?ght of yqv :a• *to Belt Lits in the :cooly of Section 24p TowAship 23 Ma ttto hangs 4 lento WoF..p R intersecting the natter line of the )railway CmgarWl s again track ag now coo. OUNtted at engineerel station IP43+19.25 in said canter line. S7b;bct to permit maberad 69953 alai riatsi duly 26, 1961 fray, tots wdljgy, Oflmporpr to said Hadildpality of riwtropolritan »attle for a saner LSlua in tt,00m isms locatlone This Permiswm Is Granted upon the following terms: L no P~tu will pay a rental of twenty-fire ttnA no/700 dollars (+25 00) � h1 ativatltw for the full term herwol, siw aft taxes soul s,x,sments that nag be Inured or aaseurd aRaihet the facilities. 2 The entire coot @hail be burns by the Pern.:tteu, including but not limited to the mat of tvmctruction, op"Ation.mainte. rmmw ant: removal of MA facilities; the division superintendent of the Railway Company will deride what bate, of Any of this work wail i v doae by the Railway Company,and for such poruan the Permittee will pay the Railway Company the estimates: cost iwfore the work is chum;If the actual cost exceeds the estimate,the Permittm will pay the additional amount when tilled also"; if the urinal east is less elm"the estimate,the Rollway Company will repay the surplus.All work hereunder by the Permitter owl be don• i, a arm] lsss workmanlike man:or to the satisfactim of the dh:sim ouperhnerident of the Railway Company, and in neeordame with piano and specifications which he my prescribe cir approve.The division s,pl rintandmt of the Railway Con,• parry shot]bare the Tight at any tine when in his judgment it booaenee necessary or adviAshie, to rorsmre any material used in the work to be roplaeod with like material w with musterlel of a more pormanerd character: a:so to require Additional work or ehan,lee M leeetien of sold facilities u a matter of afety,or of appearance, or on •Mount of additional barb Ming laW, chance of gr,-de thereof, e,mstruction of a buildinc, or for any other ream" whether or rot connected with the operation, walnteanArs m improvement .d the railroad of the Railway Company,all of which @hail ter done it the expense of the Per- wttau it the centers bMin Provided. 7, (a), 7% lim"Mittee arras@ that the facilities shaft not at a y time damage the railroad or structure,of the Railway Campany, w be a sum ee to the safety of i•s operation; and to rndsmedfp and move harmtr.m the Railway Company from All Wes seed dasgo tr.IM twits, roadbed, structures, rolling etoek and other property of the Railway Cowpony And protMrty .w 1W4 Pueo••, mat true injuries to or death of perv!n., including employees of the toar,ies hereto, ottasio ttd by the exercire cl t1r10ar0rtuMa hmoby created. (b) The Permntoo herebY further Agree, to kOW harm+xs, and indemnify the Rallway Company from end **shut rwy and eft kid or 8tmgo to the facilities,the inststyym d wbkh is hereby permitted on the premime%of the Railway"oulpAny. e. it is agraed SUM the provisions of Hettioa G am for ties equal Protection of any other railroad company or eornmoniem Iserstalase or beredNr granted the joint use of the Railway Company's Property of which the psemimao upon which said faciii. two an too""erw a part. a The Pev ftWo abaft not transfer w aseigm this permit without the written consent of the Railway Cnmpa. e 9 the Permltlee shall at any time wain to maintain Stitt operate the said faelitdem or shall fail to perform every agree. meat of thM pmdR the Rallway Ci mpany may ferthsrith terminate this prem;t and may forthwith expel the Porosities from .to p,emr.e.;and at the and of the permit the Prrmktee w ill rcotorR the Promises of the Railway C,msrunY to thsir former state. It WX peralt is ambaect Illy existing :nterreata of tHrd ylsrtAoo in said right of mays, Is the ors-t ttrst the oxerelM of U,is peralt L,ylairs any jlrolimerty, Including but rr,t lledtood to bal]aiogsp Ripe lines, tflrs LUos ar.d r)ada, of gird parties the bYtrmittes shall bear the seat of rostwing st.ch proparti to a condition at least as ytnd as its twfdition at tie lima at mob Upailrrmt and oLall an perfer7e all wsa+k heirtutdar as to m1nj,1se any interrupurm ! of use of Mh ;aopwty* (Contfnlmd on rereree ride)IN W177 ror the pan it, exeeuted these►re•,enh this roe day of 44+0� M)rLCs �a iaxlornftl I /� M N«atbeh h;9F4 try ALte/tl ctrtw of Potwtktw: A•::i.6'it^: ; ;,�r�4.,ry CITY (W 111131`0 ll '' mr CITY i ,tie,t'hl. (lat+,lmi" 'I, 14+,F, .'�. �v '0. } a ' f. . ei L i � r {:. t�.• . .,y 14 It 1 vo wi�• C. i ; y s , . t , STATE OF WASHINGTON DISTRICT OFFICFA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SMITH TOw914 on.rnS htiTTOH e'JI".OIN4 IIP09AN. •V 4fG NGITN e'JILOINO OLYMPIA Seattle Regional office ,teguat 11, LY65 Munietllality of Nrtrapolit.ea Seatti- 410 W. HWrtaen Street Seattle, »sahiastea 43109 Atteetioat Tred Z. 1-"gc, Executive Dir tar Subj Wraten Tree t Plant St cweeet tr-i .setlaeeet rills ell gesificatten for ►rojeat. received to thla office August , is revisood, Sec. in eacerdante vtth ter .54 the ifld Was ead Sagulatiau of the If and It and the State DgettaYat nt tiealt aru F tru ysara. itl VvE, M.D., a Director cf 116e1th SS-" cat Aron t• City •tan L% k 1 1 Y f PROJECT 0. ALITIES DEFA14TNTP41 CITY OF REITRC Wwr UIDER . 0. tA5HI:RTOfM DATE SUBMITTE'). X0 6-, h I:ATE C0.1PLEiED DEPAVIZUT DESCRTPTIaJ OF WORK I W P£CESS?TY WORK TO BE DUM BY% City Forces I� Contract I� + O P:ers I'= ITEM QUAUTITY MiI'T "T�T AN)VNT �i 5 ° Cy+89 TYlxd StrBsant (FL Cozy Ion) )t (t" x *" ante 'Tolve I ^ae 1� a. 70. G" t ld" L.F. C.I. ENcl (FT" 1t Ps. G^1.3h 2� XZ?f 1 S<" x 6• C.2. Too !IrJ a FL) 1� " . 97.1sO �.;y.GO 1 tvdaart InstaLL-4tInn h r.a. i cub-Total ./S^al€y3..rT..ax I t � CO:T APF,,(NM BY ::UPT. OF UII' t:TL5 ,_. — DATE PiiQ7EC' :Q•_ __•__„_ _v AM V&ARTIVEM CITY OF REIT@1 :vRK mat 0. s. DA i Cc`IPLETED OF WORK Watcrr Sasv::a to tho Mst-o T:r,.trrr.'a ""an'. iron M. Ai-irii aa".t*.h and WWI Avea.:a Ssa*h F55I`Y T WORK TO BE DWE BY; 'ty Forces ) t Contract �7 ITElA "'F.iRITY UP'I "f.ST ! 3Y" C•I. F2„'t M t,>ril JJOL-1 ) T"oe.3lia- M Ino. F972 II 12 r'C.L. a�� (^ A:h7ri]^r31 J71t'i�) 12" Cato $K x 210 tvalw ibnz A .I.) D a• ( 3 , yip < 1C+', C.I. i'V7 (t'.J) I;` x 6" C.I. Tun 'J x FL) ? , 1ls ' 7t 12" C.S. 8'r 3.C7t2' NJ) "` Q 1. 220 IsesA ;:md) t 324 C.Y. h14 Pehd (m) , 320 C,I. aug ('J) (M'Ml Red-fln; r'�1acL 'Ass.<t'111 xl.aa Tax I i I 1 � t f � ; t 1�1,�.cAiiT; h n arT, C. G ,, ,.:t'S... } Y ., TIP Ir itl} .I If xa f t XlVa acre Q31a:)WON CITY OF RENTON w a { ENGINEER ' NG DEPARTMENT ViCiNil-Y MA' GE r ' � VVATEP SERV'r,E 'r0 METRO I TRI: ATMENT PLANT DRAWN OAT[. 1 -ZA ._.... FILL MO. f ii I ( f'M[CK[D [CAL[ • �4 [ �l. I 1 ..ttrtrn _ 4. e eea� �a�ait WATER P�ROOJJMT w'Yl1% WLTER 3ERVICE TO KMW 18..A1 IMW nAltr Varob 12, 1964 Revised Mq 25, 1964 + "caber 23, 1964 4 �5 y. ON M UNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITANSEAITLE METRO W. HARRISON STREET SEATTIE. WA•NIN6TUN SWIG AT 4 -;tpp January 5, 1966 qq • ' f Mr. Richard Houghton City of Renton Department of Engineering City hall Cedar River Park - Renton, washington Dear Dick: As-Built Drawings, Renton water Main Metro Contract No. M8-65 _ Per Ron Olson's request, submitted herewith are two copies of the As-built. Drawings for the referenced project. very truly yours, Richard L. Hibbard Chief, Design Division RLH:js EnclosureE i V i' t e t A E AMERIC h I " jO3S a. City of Renton December 30, 1965 Page Tiro u I want to expross my appreciation for the splendid cooperation we received from you and Mayor Custer during the negotiation Of the agreement. I nm confident that the end result is advantageous to both Renton and Metro and is a fine examplo < the value to be realized from a cooperative an roach to a problem. V^ry truly Charles V. Gibbs, nircctnr Technical services CVG:ms Enclosures cc: Mayor Donald w. Custer v, MUNICIPALITY OF METRf,POLITAN SEATTLELIN" __ 410 W HARRISON STREET SFATTLE. WASHINGTON gailq AT A 51 Wp J��/j•(�` Decc:nber 30, 1965 City of Renton City hall Renton, Washington 98055 G Attention: Mr. ,Tack Wilson �(7 p D i `V City Engineer Gentlemen: Metro_R�ntOn Water Main Agreement Reference is made to our letter of May 10, 1965 regarding the above agreement. in accordance with the stated procedure, we are transmitting our three copies of the agreement for execution of Exhibit a. Please complete these documents plus the two copies already in your possession and return all five for sig- nature by Mr. ronworth. Upon execution by Metro, the City's copies will be returned. The total cost of the water main facilities was determined as follows: 1. Contract cost $31,674.00 2. Sales tax ra 4.2% 1,330.31 3. Engineering * 7.6% (includes design, 2,407.22 draating, inspection, general con- struction supervision & printing) 4. Surveys (by Metropolitan Engineers) 369.52 5. Right-of-way 133.00 6. Legal 120.00 Sub-total36.O�S 7. Administrative r� 0.6% 289.29 Total $ 36,324.3d Pursuant to Section 2 of the agreement, we have asked our attor- ney to prepare the necessary documents for transfer of: the water main facilities to the City. I i d; INTER-OFFICE MEivtO « Date October 1965 f From: Gerard M. she Lan, City Attorney Departmental Account No. To: Jack Wilson, City Engineer Expenditure Account No. Re: Easement from Pacific Coast iailroad Company Dear Jack: He have received this date an easement from Pacific Coast Railroad Company which we presume is paM- toconnect Metro and td with the heCity.sed pIf go,f mr Northern Pacific Railway Compare;• letter of recommendation to You datdateds- mbeend holdgthewC y controlling and Metro woad pay expenses harmlesa from any liability in connection therewith. please also note paragraph III of the /asement.. If we can be of any further help in this ratter, please let us know. very WAY yours, RAUCd(N &'SFffi.LAN GNS:de j Nontdtsr 5, i94S$ Ma'leipality of Mriptrspolitan Seattle 410 woot Marrioen Stiwt Seattle "a mashiagton ♦ttaatieat Mr. Charlaa Gibbet niawtor, Taopnieal 3or+i.eao Door ter. Gibbet The City of neataa hae iaopoatod the m ermin iutallod a Matae to Mrw JOW <aaAN lYoat+arat i AMIL, WO rain raa iae6al- led to City 9""Alydr and is aeeopa I by tte City for continuous sintaaaaas as par bras of Seeder 2 of 4otro-R"t'= waterrain 1Pwaiasat. Vary unar yomro, Jack Willow City Fginsor Jiftae on car 5, 196 Xsalnlpalfty of Masrvpolitan SsattL WA w"t RarrSps abroot Beattie 94s ilssbis�taa Attsationt Mr. Charles `!ibhs, Director, ?onAnital 9arvfas Door Mr. Gibbsr The City of Boman has intpectod the ratsaaain installed by lbt to own your Bentan Treaftrat PLt►. ibis Hain was iostal- W to Cttry 9tandardo and is aeogA" by tbo City for rontinuoos ML&U Maea as per tares of 5oetim Y of ,4otro-Menton Natormin APasaart. .lack Nilson lSty ";rglraer Nome 1 V. The City agreca to iadc„nify and save harmless the Rril'.rcv Co:^ .iry of aad ;:xo.i any ant all loss, liaailJty, co^.t or cxpcn3e in ronnrot+on with the construction, m1ninteaance and operatior of the water line "or which these casements are granted. This i,3reeroent shall be binding on the successors and, azsigns of the parties.•. - IN to mi3w9 t7t-IL"R:nF, said Grantor has causod this in:stru.men : to be executed by its proper officers and its aoroorate seal to aer�Unto affixed this r,'aY of 1965. y .. E=:CIYIC COAST R. R. Co. RY ��f✓"' ��?y..l� n y � 9re zidont sa county of wing ) on this _✓o day of 4%659st, 1965, personally .^:.ppearaa Clar?: A. L'ckart and R. Paul T'jossem, to me 'renown to be the i?tesidtnt and Secretary, ruspectivcly, o= chr: Pacific Coa<_.t It. jT. Co., the corporation ti::xt erecutcd tiro within and foregoing inutrumgit, and ac";norls!ged the said instrument to be the free and voluntary act as d<:ckl of said corperatlon, fir the ucUs and purposes therein mentioned, a�v on oath statcl ` fiat they were authorized to c.;,�cutF: sai6 inatru- rant. and tha t tJ on. IN . .`.: ^, ; PEXCItW?, i I:ave Ivreunto oet my hand ST Official ae:1 tito c,•,y and year first vE"Ovo writton. 'A k7otary Public in and fo t.xe ata`e tlashin3*..^", rec1,1'^ at or or to ann P= T_ rr l al-it i nq .. ;ri ..r,o-.. T r R.. 'tl "�JY •4ti � if .� r, Imo. Thr Grantor, AXCIPIC CCLNST R. R. Co., a Washington corpora- tion fhrrein tailed the "Railway Company-), for and in consideration tiOf the sum ow one r l.i.az jS1.00), rrceipt whezeof is hereby acY.nowl- .edged, na.nject to the reservations and conditions herein set fp; th, I-?ors hereby Brant to the CITY Or AWrON, a municipal corporation of the ^atats of, Washington (herein called the "Uty"), Grantee, an ca cement for thu construction, mal.nteranee and op' cration of a water i lino and+r arvl across the following described property situated :n the County of King, State of Washington, to-wit; *< A strip of land 20 feet in width, measured at right ' a;:gics to this sides thereof, ti,e Southerly line of `-` said stria 1,eing also the northerly line of the .100 e i`oot wide ri.;ht of vrsy of the Northern Pacific Railway ?> Com a7nl in the South 1/2 of the 10 1/4 of Section 24, Toamahip 23 North, Rane3e " r.aat, W- M., ]Zing County, WMN%inrJton, extending easterly along said northerly li,10 'front the iatorsr^ctio:l thcrooi with a line parallel with and distant 470 feat easterly, mnasuxed at right zngles . s :. from the north-south center lire of said Section 24 (said line being the east line of that certain property 1' a conveyed by the Pacific Coast R. R. Co. to tiie Ijunic* pali -y of Metropolitan Sc-ittle by instrument recorded as Auditor's rile ado. 53GLl56, records of King County) r to intersection with a line distant 235 feat ea3terl•j. .ins} paraliel with uald east fine of the Municipality's Iroperty. -W L,ta;;R with a temporary ease:.oat for a period of sir. mntb2, im the Cato hereof, over and across a strt=, of land ten (10) feet Wir.'o sdj;scent to and abutting on the north marejIn of t1:o hcroin.- bone des:,rihed premisc,s for the parpose of constructing sa..d water The etrsvmant:s herein gz^n;.e,i are mace r Cbw pllowin� express conaitlo:^n: ,ipany, it: -Jccecrcrrs and arnigns, recerve n '. the proncrty l.,:roin'.:cfore .scrir:•�l for any F I,l 'h^O;t.sic;tent with thlj ea`3enent.3 ticra6y chanted, aft 1i.aitm1 to tr;a right to cprrstriact, maint;eln, 4� , w,. _ ��'< y� 11y � / T � � � yN�1 A T ^♦ 1� � //^ 1 SIN III y i ,ter n �. • �6_ JXn } �� •{t j •p1MP }a � i C�' �.k • � �. ._, , _ . . . r+ �. � e I � c a ' t I ct ` f # t II �.1.1 • 1 1 • I SL 3 I _ 1 i F �k S 1 A 1 r� I� C AP't 1 t a � ; I .r 12 ' C.1. - d t +1 WATER TAMK TC(L WATIRMAAN (/' \ _ PRIVgTr -'w N 1 V�'1NC11 Pl 225 IM P..w.•e f, n CITY OF PFNTON (v ENGINEERING DEPART+A: NT j WATER YERV iC V i_T RO TREATMENT PLANT via t "SwAbe \ � y "fylp r 3TA bt•lT It — It GATE VALVE (Nu) 12"GATE VALVE (MJ)-- e � rn `-�4 CORNER LA`/ PIPE a' r r TEE (MJ) _ .\ \�elet 2:G' C.L TEE (MJ• FL) 12: C.Ce' L TEE (tYU•FL) t2' 41• PLi s cmi 6 ;SATE VA;vE (FLA •L) G'GATE vALv. (FL=FL STA G2'22 �r~ t 8-•2.0 GATE VANE WX ES% 24' ud,TE vp1VE 509 � ^,TA 59s00 giA 5'5*00 Cf � t I e s tY•G' C.t. TEE (N,i Ft') i 6' 6�TE VAC.E 7,Ft. FL) 1 6 24'C.L GA'X VALVE 90X STA C65.32 ' D u-] e ro GATE \'NvE I M!) (J t r 3 � k 25 �• j V 0.0. STEEL NATERMAIN ii!) PP,vArt�.y OWNEp BY t CGNTA,NER COW. of ANERIC►, 225 tMt Perss�._ I y � N ��{ T Y OF RENTON 0.;ENG_'.; CHrNG DEPARtMENT F F WATER SERVICE TO METRO TREATMF-NT PLANT DaTR,.Ei.. E. - 1/4 caRetc -�_. " "'GATE VALVE M1 _+2' GATE VALVE MJ. Q 6 LAY 12- C.l PIP � 7 - - - �-l_..--. _ i I !I c I2 ri' CI TEE (MJ•F'L) --- — — •2'�6• Ct. TEE (M1+FL.) , fir GATE VALvr FL FL) IV GATE VALVE (FL•FL) ' 8-d4' G4TE VALVE 54A W*24- GATE VALVE BOK STA +7`00 51fA 41 -oo I I 5EE CHANNEL CROSSONG 1 � f DETA�I 'B- j , 1 I It \ ♦ ' ! CHANNEL CR0S5iN G DETAII— 4E° r � 1 t GROUND -vEL 1 1 WATEP LEVEL f. t2'C.I. PIPE (TYTON JOINTT 12'cL Pee (TrroN ,�otNr) 12' C.! PIPE (M. JWNT) PIPE (M. JOINT) II ui* BEND, MJ 1 f ♦ PLACE5 u CITY OF RENTON c ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT WATER SERVICE TO tviETR0 TREATMENT PLANT �I k t � r ML 1. TEE (Mj FL) E �6'GATE VALVE (FL- FL) $i 6'•24" C.I. GATE VALVE BOX SECTION CORNER H t2%.f.TE. VALVF. Mi. 12" GAT£ VALVE MJ J IZ"'fi C I. TEE (MJ=FL) 6" GATE 'VALVE (R+ FL) 8"24" C1 GATE, VALVE BOx '\ 5TA 29.00 \ \ 1 i ' I f I � s i CITY OF RENTON - ENGIHfERlhG DEP�RTMENT 'WATER SERVICE TG METRU °Y TREATm , T PLANT AM"MWVA jilt Sol 5Et7'InN CORNER N H / l>Y 1'a" '..'. PIPE. LAY Ir C.1. PIPE 1 -4b; _ • __ ME HYDRANT JETAII—571 A 29-Cc SEE HYDRANT DETAIL S'A 17.00 SEE C14ANNEL - 12• GATE VA! VE MJ. 1_\ • ; CROSSiNv k ,ATE VALVE MJ. ' DETAIL •A' r r r r/ I i t I CHANNEL CROSSING DETAIL 'A" GROUND LEVEL � VVATER LEVEL `— r IZ•r L E (TYTON ANT) PIPE (T(TCN AUNT) CITY fl F R E N T O N IZ'C.1. PIPE M, JOINT —� ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ( 3G' t2 C.I. Pip[ (K ,NOWT) Iz'c.l. " t�E1+D5 Nu WATER SERVICX TO METRO 4 PLA�ES THE AT`vlE.NT PLANT r I A�10► ' r S ■ V4 (-Okr{EF[ STA O-m A LAY 12'C.1 RIPE ---. I-YDRA / W NVT DETAIL _ ._A 5TA 11-Gt� SFC .+(✓RAN'.' �ETAi� 1 STA 5-00 1 12" GATE VALVE Mi. � i GA`E VALVE MJ. / 1 M } 1 r CITY OF RENTON i EN:.iNEF 3,NG DEPARTMinT WATER SERvlcp, ;v TviE TREATMEN PLANT n $ rw1♦ yy'�ry ��~ ' 4d 44 114 CORNER I G f 44. 0.00 .N rI�O i $ LAY 127C.4 PfPE: _- IIy _ r r r, r� EXISTING !4 Gl PI } f w. A / EXISTING r. Yl Aho -- Ro , 044 12"GATE VALVE MJ 1 -� 3i12 r I.RFiY:w M1 /J 1 - 4ClTEE / 1 �rW6 IG TE 1 � VAWF 1 J j 1 � .� bEjo 119 CITY OF RENTON F,.HGINEtpING OEP4RTMEhT 4� wA F Fk 5F_RVtCE TO '.',AF-T TREATUENT PLANT t'1 r" AVE , S. Si LAY IV C.I. PIPE 'R , •• EmTws I9'W. PIPE �2'GPTI s - CI "fY OF RENTON ENGINEERING QLPARTMENT .aw.ars-�aaw.<: WAT ER t,EPvICE TO ME.TRC TREATMENT PLV 4T PILE auV[D..._._.�.ems � �[W► OI-y STANDARD HORiZONTAL_BLOCKING tDETQII FOR T E_E 5_9N � 5_ V,. PLAN VIEW 51DE biEW 41 \-_CONCRETE_.. BLOCKING RENTON ENVNEERING DEPT. 5' MVC COKEY TYPE - HYDRANT (SEE 5PECS) 10 I� AQ TAI ±iY RAUL Ml t .ATE (ALL PPE C.I. •rc r-- �---�•----�-•_;cry-•-- I ( - OLYMP IC FOUNDki' �N EQ. VALVE BDX -GATE W VE -cl. SPOOL I TEE Wf �iDE: r L- CONC. BLOCKING -J I WASHED GRAVE_ f CONC. BLOCK I� �.. ._._ .._ 5EE SPECS FOR DIST. --- RL14TON ENGINEERING DEP"f. T, W All sir. 4*MUU toes, hands. and plwgo .lass be a4sgeetely blodmd re slut pod a maeb ►foam tut in plans and 10% , a minimum of i sq. foal bowl" agddaN we fittieg MA I sq. test boariny area against mdi■tw%ed gall. d- - - dtnll Year spud fittiego only' and shall be Plat: of Joints do as to po■m" taking sp or diesevUleg Joint. Firs hydrants shall be trod to the %r&* t tee with tie rode --have other than a`1 flanged fittiage are ■ sod. Ateriliaatias of reteataNrm aQall be asacmplished by the Cratrootar in asearaum vita the req■iremaWke of We 'tatty Cealth Deparba,ut and in a =seer satisfactory to tb Utilities 3WWIateadart. Prior to amseptomme of the eystoa, the installation shall be ■aWooted to a **Wtriie paeaaa'e Last pf M to 250 pai, and any leant or isporfow*- isY dawloping mndsr said pea■orre shall has remedied by the contractor before final aauoptaeor of the system. The Contractor Shall ➢while all. wosasary { •gLunwt and shall perform all wart eom rood with the tests and conduct said test is the pveomsa of a Utilities Departs" loepsetge. In so far u is praotl v tests shall be made wick Dips joinNs MUMP and Valves erpsaed far IVAPMU+16 Pips shall have a admifao sever of at least 3V beloe final grade W to add iaelnds •g 6" pip■ and so specified upon attas W4 Dla= for larger pipe. iMttpial shall bo provided and the Utilities Departmak daanm1 a cannot- times to 491SUS{ maim at Ccrtractsr■ vag onw. Nafaasnsame of the ditch Use drill be the Developers and!or Contraatore obligation for a period of w year from date o. acceptance by the Utilities Departs". Upsm completion of the Job and prim to aoeeptuws the Contractor shell fwreioh as built plane and material list to the Utilities Department. This lien shall include the quantitsys matetfaetamar and type of matertal installed. 1 a X • r„y� s e i Y CM OF MOM 8PECIrI^.ATIONS FOR WITEA MAIN DWAt1AIM rtLh Fittims Pipe aid fittkrgs shall be installed as scheduled m atteAwd plans. All pipe mad fittings shLU be cast iron esespt Where adapt3a9 or tyieg Into sadezing steel or AC Mains. rittings as required shall be need. All fitti+gn shaft conform to Aft Specifications C.Q02.490 C-203.57, C 407-55v amid C-W8.57T. Cast Isar pipe, arouses, tell and bends shall be aaanfactueod to conform to A.Y.W.A, specifications C.102.53, C.106.53, C-108.53, c-=-52 am c-in-53. All pipe and fittings shall be desiamd for a minimum water operating pressure of am hundred fifty (150) powAs er square inch. Oeve Valves Valves installed shall be oast ircm body, non-rising stem, full brmse scanted with double disc gates. All valves atall be designed for a miniea rater operating pressure of am hundred !iffy (150) pounds per square inch and shall omform to A.►f.W.A. specification C.500-52T. Each valve shall be e0s ring type provided v!thh a t.&ndard square operating nut and shall open by turning to the left. Taws bomas of the type currently tr use by the City shall be furnished and irstalled for each gets valve. Fire Hydrants rlre hWanto shall be Corey type with a 6" inlet and ■ ninimm+ M.V.O. of Ps tee ZJH bass nosslas with National Standard Tj threads pur inch W me La purger nossle with Seattle Pattern 6 threads per inch, U pentagoc- operating aut and open by turning to tho l.eA. hydrants shall be constructed with flanged connections end shall be furnished with fl. to fl. or fl. to M.,J. auxilltry gate valve conforvdmig to the specifications listed for Gate Valves. Working parts of fire tgrdVmte ahall be matte of bran" Pad provision ahall be amds for drainage of barrel to protect uritt ftom fresslrv;. Firy ttydramts shall be of mush length as to be suitaile for I-sta' +nth conowtiomm to piping in trenches 30-5" demo. Inatallatim lostslAtim shell be according to plans furnished by .lh .clam No uas" othsrwiss approved by the Utilities Superi.tandrnt. The shall be notified pier to the start of artual can. Oft"Nuft it aifl le the resporeibilitr of the Developer and/or the 0WOMOW r to secure all neeesse. - CM .-Jr or City permits as roquind.