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Home My WebLink About1990-06-25 90-261 ORDERDate 46u 25-904 from No. 90-261 Item/Subject: Establishing Sewer User Rates for Py 91 Responsible Department: Finance Commentary: The attached order will continue the City's established policy of increasing sewer user fees by 10% every six months. This policy was established in an attempt to gradually phase in the sewer user fee increases required to support the sewer capital program maculated by our consent decree with the State Department of Environ- mental Protection and various laws and regulations of the United States Environmental Protection Agency. These increases will be sufficient to support the Sewer Fund for FY91. Whether this policy will continue to be adequate will depend upon the final costs of the Secondary Treatment Plant and the borrowing coats associated with this project.- We are currently in the process of analyzing these costs and will up date our financial projections during the first quarter of, next fiscal year. myonr.ere x11e Manager's Commems; " A 6, � `. f�__a f -i � Ili � jr�cr;yr�4 �( �M1FVU W. ctVC "`�rr^s"�fMYK.Iy �� U;LM is,apw k� . A04VW6 la Una �r- artan EPk cn w/- c;q me„ Associated Intormati= Order, Rate Schedule Budget Approval: Frunee Dim Legal Approval: Cirysaiick" Introduced For ®pasege 1 1 First Reading Page_ of_ i Referral 90-261 Amiged to Comm Hor Stone, June 27, 1990 CITY OF BANGOR (TITLE) (®rb9r E tablish g Sewer User Rates for ry 1991 By Us gUy Counedof<M at ofBan9nt. ORDERED, THAT the following schedule of sewer user rates become effective on accounts billed on or after July 1, 1990 and January 1, 1991 respectively. Rate Schedule Meter Rates July 1, 1990 Quarterly: $1.67 per 100 cu. feet of water used Minimucharge m $20.04 /quarter Monthly: $1.67 per 100 c . feet of water used Minimum charge = $6.68/month January 1 1991 Quarterly: $1.84 per 100 cu. feet of water used Minimum charge - $22.08 quarter Monte: $1.84 per 100 cu. feet of water used Minimum charge - $7.36/month 90-361 Establishing Sewer User Fates for FY 91 IN CITY Council, Tune 35, 1990 Passed by the following yes and no votes. Councilors voting yes: Blanchette. Cohen, England, Sawyer, Saxl. Sosnaud. Stone and Sullivan. Councilor voting no: Baldacti. -- I CI7CIEFK Sep23: 1991 1b: IWae N.uen1H FY: Sae RYD:�= blies, acloesl please fi = emv apeaoaat which eteeld he attxFed m Ccvrsll 0-aar 90-253 Mgllo Aa;isfs:re pca3ram Service Agea nt. ^ J.D.R. Hclaaiue MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN AFFILIATED HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS BANGOR, MAINE AND THE CITY OF BANGOR BANGOR, MAINE This Agreement shall govern the relationship between Affiliated Healthcare Systema (AHS) and The City of Bangor (Bangor) for the provision of Employee Assistance Program (EAP)services. 1) ANS will provide Bangor with EAP services in accordance with the "AHS, Proposal to Provide Comprehensive Employee Assistance Program Services to The City of Bangor employees and their families - February, 1990", including but not limited to: a. In conjunction with and on behalf of Bangor, operating policies and procedures that meet the regula- tory requirements for EAPs imposed by the State of Maine. b. Initial and ongoing training and orientation to Bangor employees and managers according to formats and schedules agreed to by Bangor and AHS. C. One year (12 brochures -posters) of Love -Life wellness education material for distribution to Bangor employees according to a schedule established by Bangor. d. EAP oriented posters for display. e. An ongoing promotional campaign. f. An annual evaluation of the EAP for Bangor representatives, as well as copies of AHS -EAP Client Satisfaction Survey as they are received from Bangor employees and dependents. g. The entire ARB9 EAP network of coordinator professionals throughout Maine to provide comprehensive assessment and evaluation services to Bangor employees anddependents on an as -needed basis. h. Indemnification of Bangor from any liability, loss or expenses arising out of any act or omission of ANS regarding the provision of services. 2. As a condition of offering EAP services thru ABS, Bangor will: a. Provide appropriate ongoing support in program development, including supervisory training and general employee orientation, support in program evaluation, and availability of staff for assistance in resolving any problems specific to protocols, policies and procedures pertinent to the BAP program. b. Indemnify ABS free my liability, loss or expenses arising out of any act or omission of Bangor regarding the provision of services. 3. For the above services, Bangor will reimburse AUSas follows: a. For Development and Training services outlined in "The Proposal" a one time fee of $4,000 (based on 500 employees) plus travel expenses, including printing and distribution of all training manuals and ABS general EAP brochure. b. For Implementation and Coordinator services outlined in "The Proposal" an annual fee equal to $5,250, or $10.50 per employee times the number of employees on payroll as of July 1st of each contract year, whichever is greater; plus $65.00 per service hour for individual contacts with Bangor employees and family members by ABS' BAP coordinators. C. Bangor will be invoiced: f) For one-third of the Development and Training. Services Fee on the anniversary date of the contract; 11) Forthe annual fee on the anniversary date of the contract; iii) Monthly for all coordinator services according to the above terms: iv) Except, that the total annual fee shall not exceed $10,129 or $20.26/employee, which -ever is greater, for each year of the contract. Invoices are due and payable upon receipt. This Agreement is valid and in effect for three years from July 1, 1990 to June 30, 1993 and thereafter shall automatically be renewed from year to year, unless terminated by written notice of either party no later than larch 1, 1993. My of the matters of the Agreement herein contained may be altered from time to time by written consent of AHS and Bangor without in any way affecting the remainder of the Agreement. AFFILIATDD HBALTHCARB 8 BMS Witness: i 9b 0 Miles U. Theeman Executive Vice P e i nt THE CITY OF RANCOR Witness: P4& f4W 7170 DATE: