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K.4 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT TYPE OF ITEM: Report AGENDA ITEM NO.: 4 DATE: November 13, 2018 TO: FROM: SUBJECT: City Council Rosemarie Gaglione Public Works Director Approval of First Amendment to Agreement for Ongoing Water Quality Sampling, a Nutrient Study, and a Long-Term Water Quality Plan at the Channel Islands Harbor (5/5/5) CONTACT: Rosemarie Gaglione, Public Works Director rosemarie.gaglione@oxnard.org, (805) 385-8055 RECOMMENDATION: That the City Council: 1. Approve and authorize the Mayor to execute the First Amendment to Agreement No. A-8093 with Aquatic Bioassay & Consulting Laboratories, Inc. in the amount of $306,045 for ongoing services relating to the Channel Islands Harbor water quality issue; and 2. Authorize a budget appropriation totaling $315,806, as follows - General Fund ($27,500), Waterways Zone 1 ($153,200), Waterways Zone 2 ($25,069), Seabridge CFD ($36,913) and Westport CFD ($36,211) - to fund the First Amendment to Agreement No. A-8093 and transferring funds from Project Z43801 Seabridge Waterways TR5266 into Fund 173 ($36,913). BACKGROUND In June 2018, the Channel Islands Harbor experienced a degradation event, resulting in a discoloration of the water and a small amount of marine life death. The areas most affected were in the back basins between Westport and Seabridge Community Facilities Districts. On July 5, 2018, the City Council approved the Fifth Amendment to Agreement No. A-7620 for $72,650, to provide for water quality sampling, nutrient analysis, program management and presentations to the public. Those funds have been expended, and the City is ready to proceed with next steps in addressing this issue. Packet Pg. 138

First Amendment to Agreement for Harbor Sampling, a Nutrient Study, and a Long Term Plan (5/5/5) November 13, 2018 Page 2 K.4 On May 24, 2018, the Public Works Department s Wastewater Division issued a request for proposals (RFP) for water monitoring services to the 13 ELAP-certified laboratories. The RFP was advertised in the Ventura County Star and Vida newspapers, and it was posted on the City s website and the publicpurchase.com website. On July 5, 2018, the City Council awarded Agreement No. A-8093 to Aquatic Bioassay and Consulting laboratories, Inc. in a not to exceed amount of $453,888 for receiving water monitoring per the Regional Water Quality permit for Oxnard Wastewater Treatment Plant. This First Amendment to Agreement No. A-8093 will utilize the previous analysis by Aquatic Bioassay to begin the next phase of determining the potential causes, solutions and long term plan to address the water degradation in the Channel Islands Harbor. The amendment s scope of work consists of completing a nutrient study, providing ongoing water sampling and remote sensor maintenance, creating a long-term water monitoring program, completing a hydrology study, participating in several City meetings and producing a final report. The hydrology study will be covered by the General Fund appropriation. Funding for the remainder of the amendment is split among the neighboring assessment districts based upon the total surface area of the waterways within each district as determined by GIS mapping. See attached map Attachment C. STRATEGIC PRIORITIES District Percentage Split Waterways Zone 1 55% Waterways Zone 2 9% Seabridge CFD 4 23% Westport CFD 2 13% This agenda item supports the Infrastructure and Natural Resources strategy. The purpose of the Infrastructure and Natural Resources strategy is to establish, preserve and improve our infrastructure and natural resources through effective planning, prioritization, and efficient use of available funding. This item supports the following goals and objectives: FINANCIAL IMPACT Objective 5b. Protect ocean and waterways. On October 2, 2018, the City Council approved the release of the escrow funds in amount of $250,000 and interest of $36,856 as required by the Seabridge Development Agreement to assist with a potential water degradation event and the transfer of the funds to Project Z43801Seabridge Waterway TR5266 Trust Account. At that time, expenditures of $68,930 were approved of which $27,152 was designated as the estimated Seabridge CFD portion of this nutrient study. This action will require an additional $36,913 from Project Z43801 Seabridge Packet Pg. 139

First Amendment to Agreement for Harbor Sampling, a Nutrient Study, and a Long Term Plan (5/5/5) November 13, 2018 Page 3 K.4 escrow fund. Costs for the First Amendment are allocated as follows: District Account Number Amount Seabridge CFD 4 173-1606-805-8209 $27,152 (Previously Approved) Requested Appropriations: General Fund 101-1606-805-8209 $27,500 Waterways Zone 1 121-1606-805-8209 $153,200 Waterways Zone 2 121-1606-805-8209 $25,069 Seabridge CFD 4 173-1606-805-8209 $36,913 Westport CFD 2 175-1606-805-8209 $36,211 TOTAL AMENDMENT $306,045 With this recommended appropriation of $27,500, the unaudited estimated undesignated FY18-19 fund balance of the General Fund (101) is $17.5 million. Prepared by Marsha Eubank, Interim Public Works Administrative Services Manager and Sandra Burkhart, Special Districts Manager ATTACHMENTS: Attachment A - First Amendment Attachment B - Budget Appropriation Request Attachment C - Boundary & Percentage Map Waterways Attachment D - Agreement A-8093 Packet Pg. 140

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K.4.b REQUEST FOR BUDGET APPROPRIATION Department: Project/Program Manager: Public Works Sandra Burkhart Date: Phone: November 13, 2018 (805) 385-7496 Reason for Appropriation: Appropriate transfer of funds for $36,913 and a total of $278,893 to cover the First Amendment to Agreement No. A- 8093 not included in the adopted FY 19 budget. Accounts and Descriptions AMOUNT Fund: 541 - CASH DEPOSIT TRUST FUND Expenditures/Transfer Out Seabridge Waterway - TR5266 (Project Z43801) 541-4391-808-8717 Transfers - Out/Transfers to Other Funds 36,913 Sub-total Expenditures 36,913 Net Change to Fund Balance (36,913) Fund: 173 - CFD #4 - SEABRIDGE Revenues/Transfer In 173-1901-711-7917 Operating Transfer In/Transfers from other Funds 36,913 Sub-total Revenues 36,913 Net Change to Fund Balance 36,913 Accounts and Descriptions AMOUNT Fund: 101 - GENERAL FUND Expenditures/Transfers Out 101-1606-805-8209 Contracts and Services/Svcs-Other Prof/Contract 27,500 Sub-total Expenditures 27,500 Net Change to Fund Balance (27,500) Accounts and Descriptions AMOUNT Fund: 121 - WATERWAYS ZONE 1 AND ZONE 2 Expenditures/Transfers Out 121-1606-805-8209 Contracts and Services/Svcs-Other Prof/Contract 178,269 Sub-total Expenditures 178,269 Net Change to Fund Balance (178,269) Accounts and Descriptions AMOUNT Fund: 173 - CFD #4 - SEABRIDGE Expenditures/Transfers Out 173-1606-805-8209 Contracts and Services/Svcs-Other Prof/Contract 36,913 Sub-total Expenditures 36,913 Net Change to Fund Balance (36,913) Accounts and Descriptions AMOUNT Fund: 175 - CFD #2 - WESTPORT Expenditures/Transfers Out 175-1606-805-8209 Contracts and Services/Svcs-Other Prof/Contract 36,211 Sub-total Expenditures 36,211 REQUIRES CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZATION BA Doc# (Finance Use Only) Revised : 2/23/2012 Packet Pg. 147

K.4.b Net Change to Fund Balance (36,211) Net Appropriation Change 315,806 Approvals Department Director Chief Financial Officer City Manager REQUIRES CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZATION BA Doc# (Finance Use Only) Revised : 2/23/2012 Packet Pg. 148

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APPROVAL OF FIRST AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT FOR ONGOING WATER QUALITY SAMPLING, A NUTRIENT STUDY, AND A LONG-TERM WATER QUALITY PLAN AT THE CHANNEL ISLANDS HARBOR Presented to: City Council November 13, 2018

BACKGROUND In June 2018, the Channel Islands Harbor experienced a water degradation event, resulting in discoloration of the water and a small amount of marine life death City staff quickly mobilized, forming a response team, setting up a hotline number for the public, and performing daily water quality testing across the harbor 2

BACKGROUND On July 5, 2018 the City Council approved the Fifth Amendment to Agreement No. A-7620 for $72,650, to provide for water quality sampling, nutrient analysis, program management and presentations to the public Those funds have been expended and the City is ready to proceed with next steps in addressing this issue The prior Agreement No. A-7620 expired and a new RFP was released in May of 2018. On July 24, 2018, the Council awarded Aquatic Bioassay & Consulting Laboratories, Inc. Agreement No. A-8093 3

NEXT STEPS This first amendment to Agreement No. A-8093, totaling $306,045, will utilize the previous analysis by Aquatic Bioassay to begin the next phase of determining the potential causes, solutions and long term plan for the water degradation issue in the Channel Islands Harbor 4

NEXT STEPS The scope of work for this first amendment consists of: Completion of a nutrient sources and sinks study Recommendation regarding the framework for long-term monitoring that will be ongoing and provide information regarding the status of water quality in the Harbor Completion of a hydrologic modeling study of the Harbor to assess current water retention times, including in the back basins and Edison Canal 5

NEXT STEPS District Percentage Split* Amount Waterways Zone 1 55% $153,200 Waterways Zone 2 9% $25,069 Seabridge CFD 4 23% $64,065 Westport CFD 2 13% $36,211 General Fund N/A $27,500 $306,045 *Percentage split based upon the total surface area of the waterways within each assessment district as determined by GIS mapping 6

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RECOMMENDATION #1 That the City Council Approve and authorize the Mayor to execute, when finalized, the First Amendment to Agreement No. A-8093 with Aquatic Bioassay & Consulting Laboratories, Inc. in the amount of $306,045 for a new not to exceed total of $759,933, for ongoing services relating to the Channel Islands Harbor water quality issue; and 8

RECOMMENDATION #2 That the City Council: Authorize a budget appropriation totaling $278,893, as follows: o $27,500 from the General Fund o $153,200 from Waterways Zone 1 o $25,069 from Waterways Zone 2 o $36,913 from Seabridge CFD o $36,211 from Westport CFD 9

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