California Dept of Water Resourcesr.- CITY &+ OWAY DOCUMENT
Contract Amendment No. D- GGR23 -A2
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
THE RESOURCES AGENCY
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
AMENDMENT NO. 2 TO
DAMS- GRUNSKY ACT GRANT CONTRACT NO. D -GGR23
between
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
and
CITY OF POWAY
THIS CONTRACT, entered into this 20th day of July , 1999, by and between
the State of California, acting by and through its Department of Water Resources,
hereinafter referred to as the "State," and the City of Poway, successor of Poway
Municipal Water District, hereinafter referred to as the "Grantee,"
WITNESSETH That:
WHEREAS, on July 23, 1970, the State and the Grantee entered into a grant Contract
No. D -GGR23 under the Davis- Grunsky Act, which Contract provided for grants
from the State to the Grantee to assist in financing the Grantee's Poway Dam and
Reservoir Project and Recreation Plan and set forth the terms and conditions of
such grants; and
WHEREAS, on September 7, 1973, the State and the Grantee entered into Contract
Amendment No. D- GGR23 -A1 amending Contract D- GGR23; and
WHEREAS, Contract No. D- GGR23, as amended, hereinafter referred to as the
"Contract," required the Grantee to install certain specifically described general
recreation facilities by December 31, 1972, certain specifically described second stage
facilities by December 31, 1982, certain specifically described third stage facilities by
December 31, 1992, certain specifically described fourth stage facilities by December
31, 2002, and certain specifically described fifth stage facilities by December 31, 2012;
and
WHEREAS, the Grantee installed 131 of the 145 picnic tables and other facilities
required for the first, second, and third stages; and
WHEREAS, the Grantee has acquired land adjacent to the recreation area, which is
identified as Open Space "A" and Open Space "B ", and it has become a part of the
project; and
WHEREAS, the Grantee developed additional facilities, including a softball field,
volleyball courts, playgrounds, an outdoor campfire amphitheater, shade structures,
gazebos, horseshoe pits, and archery range, instead of the picnic units for the fourth
and fifth stages; and
WHEREAS, the State found the additional facilities desirable and estimated that the
benefits derived from use of these facilities are sufficient to compensate for the
benefits that picnic units for the fourth and fifth stages were intended to provide;
and
WHEREAS, the State and Grantee now desire to amend the Contract to reflect the
actual project boundary and location of the existing facilities (reflected in Plates 1, 2,
and 3, attached); eliminate the State's direct oversight of the fees charged for
recreation use set forth in such Contract; and eliminate the picnic units required for
the fourth and fifth stages of development.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Contract is hereby amended as follows:
Plates 1, 2, and 3 are replaced by the revised Plates 1, 2, and 3 attached to this
amendment.
Article A- 11.c., on page A17 of Exhibit A, Fees for Recreation Use, is deleted and the
following is substituted:
c. Fees for Recreation Use
Fees charged for recreation use of the Project shall be consistent with fees
being currently charged in the general area of the Project for similar recreation use
and shall reflect reasonable operation and maintenance expenses of the Grantee,
including any costs incurred by the Grantee for additional services provided in
connection with the recreation facilities. The fees charged by the Grantee for the use
of the Project recreation facilities (including, but not limited to, fees for inspection,
licenses, and permits for boats) shall not differentiate in a discriminatory manner
and shall be reasonably equal between different recreation groups, so as to allow
statewide use of the Project recreation facilities by the general public. Monthly or
annual fees at a reduced rate without discrimination and discounts recognized and
applied at comparable recreation facilities in the area, such as senior citizen
discounts, are acceptable if applied equally to all users.
Article B -6. b., on page B6 of Exhibit B (reference to the third and fourth stages), is
amended to read as follows:
b. The third stage of the recreation facilities shall include at least 16 picnic
units and appurtenant water supply and sanitary facilities and at least 60 paved
parking spaces, which shall conform in design, appearance, and standards to
those set forth for such facilities in Articles B -2 and B -3.
Article B -6. c., on page B6 of Exhibit B (reference to the fifth stage), is deleted and the
following is substituted:
c. The fourth stage of the recreation facilities shall include at least 60 paved
parking spaces and the fifth stage at least seven parking spaces, all of which shall
conform in design, appearance, and standards to those set forth for such facilities in
Article B -2.
Article B -8.a., on page B7 of Exhibit B (reference to the fees for recreational use), is
deleted.
This amendment completes the development of facilities required under Davis -
Grunsky Contract No. D- GGR23.
Except as herein amended, all terms and conditions of Contract No. D -GGR23 shall
remain in full force and effect as executed and amended.
Approved as to legal form
and sufficiency:
B
Susan Weber, Chief kounseV
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
NaW.- Thomas M. Hanni Directory
Address: 1416 Ninth Street,-Room 111
Sacramento, California 95814 -5515
CITY OF POWAY
Name: Ja es L. Bowersox, City Manager
Add s: P. . Box 789
noway, California 92074 -0789
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RESOLUTION NO. 330
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RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
APPROVING CONTRACT BETWEEN POWAY AND
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR GRANTS
UNDER PROVISIONS OF THE DAVIS - GRUNSKY
ACT AND AUTHORIZING SIGNATURE.
WHEREAS, POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT has hereto-
fore submitted to the State of California an Application for Grants
under the Davis - Grunsky Act for the Poway Water Storage Project, and
WHEREAS, a Contract has been submitted, and reviewed
by this Board of Directors, entitled, "DAVIS- GRUNSKY ACT GRANT CON-
TRACT BETWEEN STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND.POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT ",
and
WHEREAS, the contents of the "Contract" have been
reviewed and recommended for approval by the District's General
Manager, Engineer, and Attorney:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, DETERMINED AND
ORDERED, by the Board of Directors of POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
as follows:
1. That document entitled, "DAVIS- GRUNSKY ACT GRANT
CONTRACT BETWEEN STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DIS-
TRICT", dated May 28, 1970, be, and it is, hereby approved, and
2. That HARRY W. FRAME, GENERAL MANAGER of POWAY
MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT be, and he is, hereby authorized and dir-
ected to sign said "Contract" on behalf of District.
PASSED and ADOPTED this I th day of JULY, 1970.
Secretary
RESOLUTION NO. 1178 -80 knleNOMe_,T A- z
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
APPROVING AMENDMENT TO DAVIS - GRUNSKY
i ACT GRANT CONTRACT BETWEEN
STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND DISTRICT
WHEREAS, due to increased use by the general public
District requested release of monies, including all interest
earned on such funds, from the Davis - Grunsky Operation Reserve
Fund to construct the final four stages of development as set
forth in Contract between State and District; and
WHEREAS, the Department of Water Resources has
agreed to release the funds from the Operation Fund to the Future
Construction Fund for the expressed purpose of financing the
remaining costs of construction of all future staged recreations
facilities; and
WHEREAS, the Department of Water Resources has pre-
pared an amendment to the Davis - Grunsky Contract No. D -GGR23 to
provide for release of funds, copy of which is attached; and
WHEREAS, said amendment has been reviewed and deter-
mined to be in the best interest of the general public and
District;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Directors
of POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT as follows:
1. That "Amendment to Davis - Grunsky Act Grant
Contract between State of California and Poway Municipal Water
District," attached hereto and marked Exhibit "A" is hereby
approved; and
2. That Harry Barber, General Manager of Poway
Municipal Water District is hereby authorized and directed to
sign said "Amendment" on behalf of District.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 5th day of June, 1980.
j President
ATTEST:
Secretary
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No.r ^GGR23 -A2
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
THE RESOURCES AGENCY
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
AMENDMENT TO
DAVIS- GRUNSKY ACT GRANT CONTRACT
between
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
and
POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
On July 23, 1970, the State of California acting by and through
its Department of Water Resources ( "State ") and the Poway Municipal Water
District ( "Grantee ") executed Contract No. D -GGR23 ( "Contract ") which
provides for grants under the Davis - Grunsky Act for the construction of
the Poway Water Storage Project and which sets forth the terms and
conditions of such grants.
The State and the Grantee now desire to modify the Contract to
permit the Grantee to:
a. Withdraw all funds from the Davis - Grunsky Operation Reserve
Fund.
b. Place all funds withdrawn from the Davis - Grunsky Operation
Reserve Fund into the Davis - Grunsky Construction Fund.
c. Utilize the funds in the Davis - Grunsky Future Construction
Fund to construct by June 1982 all future stages of project
construction.
d. Eliminate the Davis - Grunsky Operation Fund and Future Con-
struction Fund when future stage recreation facilities have
been satisfactorily installed.
To Res. trio. tITB -gd
SuNe 5. 19gv
THE PARTIES agree to amend the contract as follows:
1. Article B -7, COMPLETION OF FACILITIES on page B -7 of
Exhibit B is amended to read:
1
The Grantee shall cause the construction of Future Stage
Recreation Facilities described in Article B -6; ADDITIONAL RECREATION
FACILITIES TO BE CONSTRUCTED AFTER 1972 be completed and such
facilities made available for public use not later than June 1982.
2. Article B -10, CONTRIBUTION OF FUNDS BY GRANTEE PURSUANT
TO ARTICLE A -6, Sections b, e, and f commencing on page B -11 of
Exhibit B is amended to read:
b. Upon execution of this amendment the Grantee shall
transfer all funds from the Davis - Grunsky Operation Reserve Fund to
the Davis - Grunsky Future Construction Fund.
e. All money in the Davis - Grunsky Future Construction Fund
along with all interest earned shall be retained in such Fund until
such time as the Grantee is prepared to construct the Future Stage
Recreation Facilities.
f. The Grantee may withdraw money from the Davis - Grunsky
Future Construction Fund to finance future recreation facilities,
and upon the satisfactory completion of such facilities, the Grantee
shall no longer be required to maintain the Davis - Grunsky Operation
Reserve Fund and the Davis - Grunsky Future Construction Fund. Any
funds in excess to financing the cost of the Future Stage Recreation
Facilities may thereafter be used by the District for any proper
purpose.
Except as herein amended all terms and conditions of said
contract shall remain in full force and effect.
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IN 14ITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed
this amendment this
Approved as to legal
form and sufficiency:
By I �ZL'yt
Ch- f Counsel
Department of Water Resources
day of
,1980.
STATE. OF CALIFORNIA
THE RESOURCES AGENCY
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
By
Director `L
Address: P.O. Box 388
Sacramento, CA
95814
POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
By
Harry Barber
Title General Manager
Address: P. 0. Box 348
Poway, CA 92054
Page 4 - PMWD REGU1 MEETING :\8 -21 -73
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CONSTRUC- TRANSMISSION MAINS 1972 -73 PROJECT
TION
SCHEDULE Board received revised construction schedule on the
Transmission
McKnight -turn, showing completion within time ]allowedminotheacontract
-with the 30 day extension previously granted by the Board.
Staff was instructed to give a progress report on
construction in two (2) weeks.
WATER RANGE VIEW ESTATES UNIT NO. 1
SYSTEM
ACCEPTED A motion was made by Director Cole, seconded by
Director Umphreyville, and carried, accepting the
water system for Range View Estates Unit No. 1, as part of the Dis-
trict's system for continuous maintenance and operation, subject to
manager's confirmation that proper easements, and joint use agree-
ment if necessary, had been received by the District.
P1�IENDMENT POWAY DAM RECREATION ELEMENT A
TO DAVIS- A -1 i memtmevsm
GRUNSKY Pursuant to review of amendment to the Department o£
CONTRACT Water Resources Contract No. D -GGR23 between the
®- State and Poway Municipal Water District, which re-
vises the contract Recreation Plan and Plates to reflect "as built"
Project facilities as approved by the State, a motion was made by
Director Umphreyville, seconded by Director Cole, and carried,
authorizing the General Manager to execute said amendment on behalf
of the District.
` WY
BUSINESS ACCOUNTS PAYABLE LIST NO. 181
Motion was made by Director Cole, seconded by Direc-
tor
List No. 181 Umphreyville, n
amountofc $298,263.71 for nthe cmonth sof
July, 1973.
ADJOURN- Upon motion by Director Cole, seconded by Director
MENT Umphreyville, and carried, President Stanton adjourned
the meeting to TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1973, 7:30 P.M.,
the Board Room of the District Office, 12325 Oak Knoll Road, Poway, in
California. The time of adjournment was 9 :40 P.M.
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'President
Secretary
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Contract Amendment
No. D- GGR23 -A1
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
THE RESOURCES AGENCY
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
MP TO
RAMEND
DAVIS -GRU� AC NT
CONTRACT
between
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
f and
%W POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
RECITALS
1. On July 23, 1970, the State of California
acting by and through its Department of Water Resources
( "State ") and the Poway Municipal Water District ( "Grantee ")
executed Contract No. D -GGR23 ( "Contract ") which provides for
grants under the Davis - Grunsky Act for the construction of
Poway Water Storage Project, and which sets forth the terms
and conditions of such grants.
2. With prior approval of the State, the Grantee
constructed a pipeline connecting the Sanitary facilities to
the Pomerado County Water District sewer system in lieu of
the septic and leaching field required by Article B -3, b.4
of the Contract.
M�w�vice A�ee�ca
t
3. The State and the Grantee desire to revise
the Contract's Recreation Plan and plates to exclude from
land within the recreation project boundary that portion of
land proposed for the septic tank and leaching field, and
to make other necessary changes to provide for the sewer
connection.
4. The State and the Grantee desire to revise the
Contract's Recreation Plan and Plates to reflect the exist-
ing Recreation Facilities as constructed and as approved by
1Y6r the State.
The State and the Grantee agree to amend the
Contract as follows:
1. Plates 1, 2, and 3 attached to the Contract are
replaced by Amended Plates 1, 2, and 3 attached to this
Amendment.
2. Article B -2.h. is amended to read as follows:
h. One boat dock of sufficient size to
accommodate 56 boats, constructed to
adequate standards approved by the
State.
3. Article B -2.k. is deleted; Articles B -2.1. and
m. are renumbered k. and 1. respectively.
4. Article B -3.a.3 is amended to read as follows:
-2-
3. Water transmission lines with adequate
capacity to serve the recreation areas
of water use.
5. Article B- 3.b.1. is amended to read as follows:
1. One restroom attached to the concession
building and containing at least 280
square feet, six flush toilet fixtures,
and a fish - cleaning facility.
6. Article B- 3.b.4.is amended to read as follows:
4. A main sewer line of sufficient
capacity to convey sewage resulting
from public use of the project to
the Pomerado County Water District sewer system.
7. Article B- 3.b.5. is amended to read as follows:
5. Sewer lines and connecting laterals of
sufficient capacity to convey sewage
from the restrooms to the main sewer
line.
8. The last sentence of Articles B -6.a. and b.,
which requires construction of restroom buildings, is deleted.
Dated:S;p;t L e,T1 L7 3
Approved as to legal STATE OF CALIFORNIA
form and sufficiency DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
y C l By
hief Counsel Director
Department of Water Resources Addre s: P. 0. Box 388
Sacramento, CA 95802
POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
By aS
Title:
Address: P. 0. Box 348
Poway, CA 92064
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Contract No. D -GGR�3
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
THE RESOURCES AGENCY
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
DAVIS- GRUNSKY ACT GRANT CONTRACT
between
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
AND
POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
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DiiPARTMENT OF WATER RZSOURCES
DAVIS- GRUNSKY ACT GRANT CONTRACT
between
STATE OF'CALIFORINIA
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POWAY MbNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
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TABLE OF CONTENT
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1. INCORPORATION OF STANDARD CONDITIONS,
RECREATION PLAN, AND PLATES 1
GRANTS
Y a. Fish Enhancement Grant 2
b. Recreation Grant 2
C. dater and Sanitary Grant 2
3. TERM OF CONTRACT 2
4. SPECIAL PROVISIONS 3
a. Lubmission of Plans and Specifications
for Recreation Facilities in Borrow Area 3
b. Period for Grantee to Demonstrate
Adequate Financing 3
EXHIBIT A
STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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A -1. DEFINITIONS
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a.
Contract
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b.
Dam and Reservoir
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C.
First Stage Recreation Facilities
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d.
Fish Enhancement Grant
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e.
Future Stage Recreation Facilities
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Grant Percentage
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Project
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Quarter
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Recreation Facilities,
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Recreation Grant
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Recreation Plan
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Recreation Project Bouad::ry
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'dater ar.d Sanitary Facilities
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Water and Sanitary Grant
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A -2.
COURT VALIDATION OF CONTRACT
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A -3.
DISBURSEMENT OF GRANTS
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a. Conditions Precedent
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b. Disbursement Procedure
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C. Advance Disbursement
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d. Eligible Construction Costs
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TERMINATION ON FAILURE TO MEET DISBURSEMENT
CONDITIONS
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DISPOSITION OF GRANT FUNDS
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a. Establishment of Accounts
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b. Placement of Money in Accounts
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C. Withdrawal of Money from Accounts
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CONTRIBUTION OF FUNDS BY GRANTEE
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a. For First Stage Recreation Facilities
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b. For Future Stage Recreation Facilities
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C. For Operation of Recreation Facilities
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d. Management of Future Construction and
Operation Reserve Funds
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OBLIGATION TO TAX FOR RECREATION
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a. Obligation to Tax
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b. Enforcement by Public Officers
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c. Legal Action by State
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A -8.
CONSTRUCTION OF RECREATION FACILITIES
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TIMING, MANNER, AND STANDARDS OF CONSTRUCTION
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a. General Construction Standards
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b. Completion Dates
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C. Construction Pursuant to Plans and
Specifications
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d. Competitive Bidding Procedure
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e. Land Acquisition
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f. Installation of Other Facilities
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A -10.
CONSTRUCTION REPORTS
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OPERATION OF PROJECT
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a. Basic Operation and
Maintenance Standards
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b. Availability to Public
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C. Fees for Recreation Use
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d. Compliance with Public Health
and Safety Laws
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REPORTS ON RECREATION OPERATION
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A -13.
SIGN REFERRING TO DAVIS- GRUNSKY FINANCING
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A -14.
DIRECTIONAL SIGNS
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INSPECTION OF PROJECT BY STATE
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OTHER CONTRACTS CONCERNING OPERATION
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STATE TO BE HELD HARMLESS FROM PROJECT DAMAGE
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REMEDIES NOT EXCLUSIVE
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AMENDMENTS
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OPINIONS AND DETERMINATIONS
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CONTRACTING OFFICER OF THE STATE
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A. -22.
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS OBLIGATED
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ASSIGNMENT
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WAIVER OF RIGHTS
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NOTICES
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INSPECTION OF BOOKS, RECORDS, AND REPORTS
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GRANTS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS
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CONTRACT NOT TO AFFECT STATE
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SUPERVISION OF DAMS JURISDICTION
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EXHIBIT B
RECREATION PLAN
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TERMINOLOGY AND DEFINITIONS
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a. Project
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b. Dam and Reservoir
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C. Recreation facilities
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d. First stage recreation facilities
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e. Future stage recreation facilities
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f. Water and sanitary facilities
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GNERAL RECREATION FACILITIES
TO BE CONSTRUCTED BY 1972
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WATER AND SANITARY FACILITIES
TO BE CONSTRUCTED BY 1972
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a. Water Facilities
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b. Sanitary Facilities
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LANDSCAPING
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FISH ENHANCEMENT FACILITIES
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nDDITIONAL RECREATION FACILITIES
TO BE CONSTRUCTED AFTER 1972
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B -7.
COMPLETION OF FACILITIES
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B -8.
O ?RATION OF Ri?CR: ATION FA.CILITIES
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B -9.
DISPOSITION OF GRANT FUNDS PURSUANT
TO ARTICLE A -5u
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CONTRIBUTION OF FUNDS BY GRANTEE
PURSUANT TO ARTICLE A -6
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Contract No. D -GGR23
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
THE RESOURCES AGENCY
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
DAVIS - GRUNSKY ACT GRANT CONTRACT
between
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
and
POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
The State of California, acting by and through its
Department of Water Resources ( "State "), and the Poway
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Municipal Water District ( "Grantee ") agree as follows:
1. INCORPORATION OF STANDARD CONDITIONS,
RECREATION PLAN, AND PLATES
This Contract incorporates Exhibit A, "Davis -
Grunsky Act Grant Contract Standard Terms and Conditions ",
dated May 28, 1970; Exhibit B, "Recreation Plan, Poway Water
Storage Project "; and Plates 1 through 4.
2. GRANTS
The State will make the following grants to the
Grantee in accordance with the terms and conditions of this
Contract.
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a. Fish Enhancement Grant
A Fish Enhancement Grant of three hundred
twenty thousand two hundred dollars ($320,200), or nine and
sixty —five one hundredths percent (9.65 %) of the construction
cost of the Project, whichever shall be less.
b. Recreation Grant
A Recreation Grant of five hundred thirty -nine
thousand eight hundred dollars ($539,800), or twenty and
Irw sixty -two one hundredths percent (20.62%) of the construction
cost of Poway Dam and Reservoir, whichever shall be less.
c. Water and Sanitary Grant
A Water and Sanitary Grant of ninety -nine thousand
low, five hundred dollars ($993500)or the construction cost of the
Water and Sanitary Facilities, whichever shall be less; provided,
that such grant shall not exceed one - fourth of the total amount
granted under subdivisions a. and b. of this article.
3. TERM OF CONTRACT
This Contract shall remain in effect until
December 31, 2022, except that if the date of completion of the
Project other than Future Stage Recreation Facilities is later
than December 31, 1972, the Contract shall remain in effect
for fifty years from such date of completion.
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4. SPECIAL PROVISIONS
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a. Submission of Plans and Specification's
for Recreation Facilities in Borrow Area
The Grantee shall submit complete detailed plans
I and specifications for those Recreation Facilities to be con-
structed in the Dam borrow area after borrow operations have been
completed. Condition 3 of Article A -3a will be satisfied with
respect to such Recreation Facilities by the submission of plans
and specifications showing all detail not dependent on the final
elevation of the Dam borrow area; provided, that none of the
Water and Sanitary Grant and no more than two hundred sixty -five
thousand dollars ($265,000) of the Fish Enhancement Grant and
four hundred fifty thousand dollars ($450,000) of the Recreation
rr- Grant shall be disbursed prior to the submission to the State
of the detailed plans and specifications for all Recreation
Facilities and the approval by the State of such plans and
specifications. The Grantee shall cause the Dam borrow area to
be so used for borrow as to make it suitable and attractive for
the construction therein of Recreation Facilities and shall take
all action necessary to that end, including the provision of suit-
able terms in the Dam construction contract.
b. Period for Grantee to Demonstrate
Adequate Financing
In addition to the provision for termination con-
tained in Article A -4, the Contract shall terminate two years
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from its date unless the Grantee has within such period demon-
strated the availability of sufficient funds to complete con-
struction of the Project, and demonstrated its ability to deposit
money as required by Article A -6.
DATED: JUL 2 3 1970
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM
AND SUFFICIENCY
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Chief Counsel
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
By'..,
Director
Address: P. 0. Box 388
Sacramento, California 95802
POWAY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
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Title x . / ? -� �!
Address: P. 0. Box 3-8
Poway, California 92064
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%wol EXHIBIT A
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
THE RESOURCES AGENCY
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
DAVIS - GRUNSKY ACT GRANT CONTRACT
STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS
A -l. DEFINITIONS
May 28, 1970
1AVW When used in the Contract the following terms shall
have the meanings set forth below, unless the context clearly
requires another meaning.
a. "Contract" means the contract to which these
` standard terms and conditions are appended.
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b. "Dam and Reservoir" means a dam and reservoir of
the Project for which a grant is made by the Contract. The
Recreation Plan may further define any Dam and Reservoir.
C. "First Stage Recreation Facilities" means that part of
the Recreation Facilities designated as such by the Recreation Plan.
Generally, the First Staf7e Recreation Facilities will consist of
those Recreation Facilities required to be completed when the
Project is first made available for public recreational use.
d. "Fish Enhancement Grant" means a grant provided
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the construction cost of a Project in consideration of fish
and wildlife enhancement benefits to be provided by such Project.
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e. "Future Stage Recreation Facilities" means that
part of the Recreation Facilities designated as such by the
Recreation Plan. Generally, the Future Stage Recreation Faci'_i-
ties will consist of those Recreation Facilities not required to
be completed until after the Project is first made available for
public recreational use. The Future Stage Recreation Facilities
may be divided into two or more stages.
f. "Grant Percentage" means the maximum portion of
the construction cost of the Project or a Dam and Reservoir,
respectively, to be provided by a grant, as stated in the
Contract.
g. "Project" means the project described in the
feasibility report filed by the Grantee in support of the
Grantee's application for a grant or any modifications of such
rr- report. The Recreation Plan may further define the Project
i and any such definition in the Recreation Plan shall control.
over the description in the feasibility report.
h. "Quarter" means a three -month period beginning
January 1, April 1, July 1, or October 1.
i. "Recreation Facilities" means the facilities and
features of the Project designated as such by the Recreation
Plan. Generally, the Recreation Facilities will consist of
those facilities and features of the Project required to be
constructed or provided for the recreational use of the Project
or for the enhancement of fish and wildlife.
J. "Recreation Grant" means a grant provided pur-
suant to Water Code section 12884.2(b) to finance part of the
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construction cost of a Dam and Reservoir in consideration of
recreation benefits to be provided by such Dam and Reservoir.
k. "Recreation Plan" means Exhibit B to the
Contract, which is so entitled.
1. "Recreation Project Boundary" means the boundary
so designated on the plates.
M. "Water and Sanitary Facilities" means that part
of the First Stage Recreation Facilities designated as such
by the Recreation Plan. Generally, the Water and Sanitary
Facilities will consist of the water supply and sanitary
facilities which are needed for initial public recreational use
of a Dam and Reservoir.
n. "Water and Sanitary Grant" means a grant provided
pursuant to Water Code section 12�`P4.2(c) to finance the con-
struction of Water and Sanitary Facilities.
A -2. COURT VALIDATION OF CONTRACT
Promptly after the execution of the Contract, the
Grantee shall submit the Contract to a court of competent
jurisdiction for a determination of its validity. The Grantee
shall diligently prosecute such action to final judgment,
including any appeal. The Contract shall be indivisible for
purposes of validation and shall not be binding on the State
or the Grantee unless validated by a final judgment, upon which
no appeal is pending, in all of its terms and conditions.
A - -'. DISBURSEMENT OF GRANTS
- a. Conditions Precedent
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under the Contract unless and until:
1. The Grantee obtains a final decree confirming
the validity of the Contract as required by Article A -2.
2. The Grantee submits to the State a schedule on a
form approved by the State showing the estimated costs of con-
structing the Project and the schedule of work on the Project.
3. The State approves detailed plans and specifications
for the Recreation Facilities, any Dam and Reservoir, and any
other work or feature of the Project which may affect the use
of the Project for recreation or fish and wildlife enhancement.
4. The major construction contract for the Project
has been awarded and the Grantee demonstrates the availability
of sufficient funds to complete construction of the Project, and
demonstrates its ability to deposit money as required by
Article A -6.
5. The Grantee demonstrates that it has the water
rights necessary to operate the Project.
6. The State advises the Grantee that funds are
available to pay to the Grantee the grant amounts provided for
In the Contract.
7. The Grantee demonstrates that it has made adequate
arrangements for supervision of the construction of the Project.
8. The Grantee submits to the State a preliminary
operation plan setting forth adequate preliminary arrangements
for financing and staffing the operation and maintenance of the
Recreation Facilities.
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The grants provided for in the Contract shall be
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disbursed in the following manner. The Grantee shall submit to
the State requests for disbursement together with detailed state-
ments of construction costs paid prior to the date of a request.
Such requests and statements shall be submitted on forms
approved by the State. Separate statements shall be submitted
for each grant. A request for disbursement of a Fish Enhance-
ment Grant shall be accompanied by a statement of the construction
costs of the Project. A request for disbursement of a Recreation
Grant shall be accompanied by a statement of the construction
costs of the Dam and Reservoir for which the grant is provided.
A request for disbursement of a Water and Sanitary Grant shall
be accompanied by a statement of the construction costs of the
Water and Sanitary Facilities for which the grant is provided.
The first such statements shall show costs paid during the
period prior to the date upon which the conditions stated in
subdivision a. of this article are met. Subsequent statements
may be submitted after each subsequent Quarter and shall show
the costs paid in such Quarter. The State shall disburse an
amount equal to the costs shown in a statement for Water and
Sanitary Facilities and shall apply the relevant Grant Percentage
to the costs shown in a statement for a Project or a Dam and
Reservoir and disburse the amount so derived; provided, that
the State may refuse to reimburse any part of costs which are
not reasonable in amount, and necessarily and properly incurred
for the construction of the works for which the grant is provided;
and provided further, that no more than 90 percent of the maximum
dollar amount of any grant will be disbursed prior to the
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substantial completion of the First Stage Recreation Facilities.
Upon completion of the First Stage Recreation Facilities, the
State shall disburse to the Grantee any grant amounts in excess
of 90 percent of the maximum dollar amount of a grant which are
properly payable pursuant to cost statements previously submitted
by the Grantee. The State may withhold disbursement of grants
upon any substantial non - compliance by the Grantee with the
Contract. In the event that amounts greater than that payable
under the terms of the Contract are paid to the Grantee, the
Grantee shall promptly repay the excess amount to the State.
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C. Advance Disbursement
In addition to disbursements under subdivision b. of
this article in reimbursement for costs paid by the Grantee, the
State may also make disbursements to the Grantee to pay construc-
' tion costs in advance of the payment by the Grantee of such costs.
Such advance disbursements shall be entirely within the discre-
tion of the State and shall be made only upon a determination
by the State that the Grantee would be unable to commence or
proceed with construction unless such advance disbursement is
made. The Grantee shall make a written request for any advance
disbursement, which request shall specify the items of cost for
which such advance disbursement is requested and state why the
Grantee cannot commence or proceed with construction unless it
receives such advance disbursement. Advance disbursements will
be made only for costs due and payable during the next succeeding
quarter. All advance disbursements shall be separately accounted
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ment shall be considered State money disbursed to the Grantee
out of the grant.
d. Eligible Construction Costs
Grant money shall be disbursed only to reimburse or
pay portions of those construction costs which are reasonable in
amount and necessarily and properly incurred for the construction
of the works for which the grant is provided. Such costs may
include payments to construction contractors, costs of force
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account work where necessary and proper, costs of land acquisi-
tion, interest during construction, and reasonable payments for
legal, engineering and other professional services. No legal
or administrative costs incurred for the purpose of securing
Davis- Grunsky Act grants shall be reimbursed or paid from grant
money. The reasonable cost of acquiring lands located above
the high waterline of a Reservoir which is necessary or desirable
for public recreation in connection with the Reservoir shall be
Wry treated as a construction cost of the Dam and Reservoir. No land
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acquisition costs shall be included as a construction cost of
the Water and Sanitary Facilities, unless otherwise specified
in the Recreation Plan.
A -4. TERMINATION ON FAILURE TO MEET DISBURSEMENT CONDITIONS
The Contract shall terminate three years from its
date if the Grantee does not meet all the conditions precedent
to disbursement set forth in Article A -3a. within such period.
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A -5. DISPOSITION OF GRANT FUNDS
a. Establishment of Accounts
The Grantee shall establish and maintain separate
accounts entitled "Davis - Grunsky General Account" and "Davis -
Grunsky Recreation Account ". In the event the Grantee receives
advance disbursements pursuant to Article A -3c, the Grantee
shall also establish and maintain a "Davis - Grunsky Advances
Account ". The Davis - Grunsky Advances Account shall contain
such subaccounts as shall be necessary to properly account for
each advance. Such accounts shall be maintained separate
from all other accounts of the Grantee and the Grantee shall
keep complete and accurate records of the expenditures from
such accounts. The money in such accounts shall be prudently
invested and all interest earned shall be credited to the same
account as the principal amount.
b. Placement of Money in Accounts
Money disbursed to the Grantee from a Fish Enhance-
ment Grant or a Recreation Grant shall be placed in the Davis -
Grunsky General Account or in the Davis - Grunsky Recreation
Account in the proportions or amounts specified in the Recreation
Plan. Money disbursed to the Grantee from a Water and Sanitary
Grant shall be placed in the Davis - Grunsky Recreation Account.
Money disbursed to the Grantee from any Errant as an advance
disbursement shall be placed in the Davis- Grunsky Advances
Account.
C. Withdrawal of Money from Accounts
Money in the Davis - Grunsky General Account shall be
withdrawn only to pay necessary and proper construction costs
of the Project. Money in the Davis- Grunsky Recreation Account
shall be withdrawn only to pay necessary and proper construction
costs of the First Stage Recreation Facilities. Upon the com-
pletion of the First Stage Recreation Facilities, any balance
in the Davis - Grunsky Recreation Account may be transferred
to the Davis - Grunsky General Account and upon the completion
of the Project with the exception of the Future Stage Recreation
Facilities, any balance in either account may be withdrawn
by the Grantee for other proper purposes of the Grantee unless
the Recreation Plan requires that all or a portion of any
such balance be placed in the Davis - Grunsky Future Construction
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Fund or the Davis - Grunsky Operation Reserve Fund. Notwith-
standing the above, the Grantee may at any time withdraw
money from the Davis - Grunsky General Account or the Davis -
Grunsky Recreation Account for any proper purpose of the Grantee
upon the written determination of the State that there
will be sufficient money, in the account or otherwise
available following such withdrawal to pay the remaining
construction costs of the Project (other than the Future
4- Stage Recreation Facilities) or the First Stage Recreation
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Facll.ities, respectively, and to provide for any required trans-
fers to the .Davis - Grunsky Future Construction Fund or the Da.vis -
Grunsky Operation Reserve Fund. Money in the Davis - Grunsky
Advances Account shall be withdrawn only to pay the costs for
which an advance disbursement was made; provided, that such
money may be withdrawn to pay other construction costs of the
Project with the written approval of the State.
A -6. CONTRIBUTION OF FUNDS BY GRANTEE
a. For First Starve Recreation Facilities
The Grantee shall place money other than State 7rant
money in the Davis - Grunsky Recreation Account established under
Article A -5a in such amounts and at such times as may be
required by the Recreation Plan.
b. For Future Stagy, -e Recreation Facilities
The Grantee shall establish and maintain,separate
from all other funds, accounts and moneys of the Grantee, a
"Davis- Grunsky Future Construction Fund ". The Grantee shall
place in such fund such amounts at such times as may be required
by the Recreation Plan. The money in such fund shall be withdrawn
only to pay costs of'constructinm the Future Stage Recreation
Facilities. Upon the completion of the Future Stage Recreation
Facilities, any remaining money in such fund may be withdrawn
for any proper purpose of the Grantee.
c. For Operation of Recreation Facilities
The Grantee shall establish and maintain, separate
from all other funds, accounts and moneys of the Grantee, a
"Davis- Grunsky Operation Reserve Fund ". The Grantee shall
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place in such fund such amounts at such times as may be required
by the Recreation Plan. The money in such fund shall be with-
drawn only to pay costs of operating and maintaining the Recrea-
tion Facilities in any year during which money to pay such costs
from other sources is insufficient. The written approval of
the State shall be obtained before money in such fund is with-
drawn. If all or any part of the money in such fund is with-
drawn in accordance with this subdivision, the Grantee shall
replace in the fund the money withdrawn. Such replacement shall.
be made in accordance with a schedule approved by the State.
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d. Management of Future Construction and
Operation Reserve Funds
The Grantee shall invest the money in the Davis-
Grunsky Future Construction Fund and the Davis - Grunsky Operation
Reserve Fund in obligations backed by the credit of the United
States or the State of California or in bank time deposits.
Interest earned on the money in such funds shall be deposited
as provided in the Recreation Plan. Such funds may be
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of the Grantee upon the written approval of the State.
A-7. OBLIGATION TO TAX FOR RECREATION
a. Obligation to Tax
If the Grantee fails to raise sufficient funds by
other means, its governing body shall levy or cause to be
levied upon all property in the Grantee not exempt from taxation
or assessment, taxes or assessments sufficient to pay the costs
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of constructinS, operating, and maintaining the Recreation
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Facilities and the Project for recreational and fish enhancement
purposes, and to make the payments required under Article A -6.
b. Enforcement by Public Officers
Taxes or assessments levied or caused to be levied
by the governing body of the Grantee pursuant to subdivision a.
of this article shall be enforced and collected by all officers
of the Grantee or other public officials charged with the duty
of enforcing and collecting taxes or assessments Levied or
caused to be levied by the Grantee.
C. Legal Action by State
In the event of failure, neglect or refusal of any
officer of the Grantee or other public official to levy or
cause to be levied any tax or assessment pursuant to subdivision a.
of this article, or to enforce or collect the tax or assessment,
the State may take: such action in a court of competent jurisdic-
tion as it deems necessary to compel the performance in their
proper sequence of all such duties. Action taken pursuant
hereto shall not deprive the State of, or limit, any other
IAW remedy provided by the Contract or by law.
A -8. CONSTRUCTION OF RECREATION FACILITIES
The Grantee shall construct or cause to be constructed
the Recreation Facilities as described in the Recreation Plan.
Such facilities shall be designed and constructed to standards
adequate to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the
pubic in consideration of the type and amount of proposed
recreational use of such facilities; provided that, unless
,% otherwise specified in the Recreation Plan, such facilities
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shall be at least equal. in quantity, size, location, quality
of construction and other characteristics to those facilities
shown and described in the report of the Department "of Water
Resources entitled "Typical Recreation Facilities Under the
Davis - Grunsky Act" and dated October 1966, and the report of the
Department of Water Resources entitled "Guidelines for Construc-
tion and Operation of Recreation Facilities Under the Davis- Grunsky
Act," and dated October 1965; provided further, that the
Recreation Facilities shall also meet any higher standards
which may be specified in the feasibility report (or any modifi-
cations thereof) filed by the Grantee in support of the Grantee's
application for the grant.
A -9. TIMING, MANNER, AND STANDARDS OF CONSTRUCTION
a. General Construction Standards
The Grantee shall cause the Project to be constructed
in a diligent, efficient and economical manner and in compliance
with all applicable provisions of law. The Grantee shall arrange
for qualified personnel to supervise such construction.
b. Completion Dates
Construction of the Project and the Recreation
Facilities shall be completed and the Project and Recreation
Facilities shall be available for public use on or before the
dates specified in the Recreation Plan; provided, that any of
such dates may be deferred upon the written approval of the
State. For the purposes of the Contract, construction of the
Project or any part or stage of the Project shall be considered
to be completed when so determined by the State, and the State
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shall give the Grantee prompt written notice of such determina-
tion.
c. Construction Pursuant to Plans and Specifications
The Project shall be constructed in accordance with
plans and specifications approved by the State, or any revisions
thereof approved by the State. In the event of any difference
between facilities as described in plans and specifications
approved by the State and such facilities as described in the
Recreation Plan, the approved plans and specifications shall
govern. It is the intention of the parties that the Recreation
Plan shall be amended, where necessary, to conform to the approved
plans and specifications.
d. Competitive Bidding Procedure
Any contract awarded for the construction of the
Project, or any part thereof, which is in excess of $5,000 or the
amount set forth in any competitive bidding statute applicable
to the Grantee, whichever is less, shall be awarded by competi-
tive bid procedures which assure award of the contract to the
lowest responsible bidder, except as may be otherwise authorized
in writing by the State.
e. Land Acquisition
The Grantee shall acquire all land within the Recrea-
tion Project Boundary in fee unless acquisition of a lesser
interest is approved in writing by the State. The Grantee shall
retain ownership of such land during the term of the Contract
and shall not transfer, during such term, any rights in such
land without the prior written approval of the State. The
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followed by responsible public agencies to acquire land at
reasonable cost.
f. Installation of other Facilities
The installation within the Recreation Project Boundary
of any facility which affects the recreational or fish enhance-
ment uses of the Project and which is not described in the
Contract shall be subject to the prior written approval of the
State. This subdivision shall not apply to the Dam or to any
modifications thereof or additions thereto, nor shall it be
construed as a waiver of any other provision of the Contract.
A -10. CONSTRUCTION REPORTS
During the first month of each Quarter after funds have
been disbursed to the Grantee under the Contract and until
construction of the Project (other than the Future Stage Recrea-
tion Facilities) has been completed, the Grantee shall furnish
a written report on construction progress and expenditures to
the State, on a form approved by the State. Such reports shall
contain:
1. A record of expenditures of money disbursed
to the Grantee under the Contract, segregated as to account
and showing in adequate detail the purpose of such expenditure.
2. The balances, in the several accounts and funds,
of money subject to the Contract.
3. A description of the progress of construction
of the Project.
The State may also request reports on construc-
tion progress of the Project from time to time prior to the
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first disbursement of funds under the Contract. The Grantee
shall furnish such a report in writing to the State within
30 days of the date it receives such a request.
A -11. OPERATION OF PROJECT
a. Operation and Maintenance
The Grantee shall cause the Project to be operated
for recreation and fish enhancement purposes in an efficient
manner and in accordance with the Recreation Plan, shall provide
for the making of all repairs, renewals, and replacements
necessary to the efficient operation of the Project, and shall
cause the Project to be maintained in as good and efficient
condition as upon its construction, ordinary and reasonable
wear and depreciation excepted. The Grantee shall cause the
Project, Recreation Facilities and recreation area to be main -
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tained at all times in a safe, clean and attractive condition
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and shall to that end, among other things, provide or cause
to be provided, to the extent legally possible, adequate law
enforcement in the recreation area, servicing of the sanitary
facilities, including garbage collection, and general supervision
of the Project, Recreation Facilities and recreation area and
of the recreational activities of the Project.
b. Availability to Public
The Grantee shall cause the entire area within the
Recreation Project Boundary, except areas exempted by the
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Recreation Plan, to be available to the general public for
recreational use.
C. FFes for Recreation Use
Fees for recreation use of the Project shall not
exceed those set forth in the Recreation Plan and the same fees
shall be charged to all members of the general public for such
usage. Upon the written approval of the State, the fees may
be changed from time to time to reflect fees being currently
charted in the general area for similar services, to reflect
reasonable operation and maintenance expenses of the Grantee,
and to compensate for any additional services that may be pro-
vided in connection with the Recreation Facilities.
d. Compliance with Public Health and Safety Laws
The Grantee shall cause the Project, Recreation
Facilities and recreation area to be operated in compliance with
all laws, regulations, orders, and other lawful directives of
the State of California and of local agencies pertaining to
public health and safety that are from time to time applicable
to such operation.
A -12. REPORTS ON RECREATION OPERATION
On or before the first April 1 (or other mutually
agreeable date) after public use of the First Stage Recreation
Facilities begins, and on or before each April 1 (or other
mutua LLy agreeable date) thereafter, the Grantee shall furnish
or cause to be furnished to the State a written report on the
recreational operation of the Project during the preceding
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calendar (or other agreed upon) year, which report shall include
the following:
1. An analysis of the adequacy of the existing Recrea-
tion Facilities to meet the recreational demand.
2. A statement of the total recreational use of the
Project, with a calculation of use by facilities and recreation
area, by recreational activity and by area of residence of the
user.
3. A statement of expenditures made for the operation
and maintenance of the Project for recreation and fish enhance-
ment and a statement of the revenues collected from the operation
of the Project for recreation and fish enhancement.
4. A report of the operation of any Dam and Reservoir
of the Project, including information on monthly Reservoir
Wi✓• outflow and end of month Reservoir storage.
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A -13. SIGN REFERRING TO DAVIS - GRUNSKY FINANCING
The Grantee shall cause a permanent sign to be installed
in the recreation area which shall include a statement that
the recreation features of the Project were financed under the
Davis- Grunsky Act program administered by the California
Department of Water Resources. The sign may contain additional
statements which recognize the participation of other govern-
ment agencies in the Project. The sign shall be installed
before the Recreation Facilities are made available to the public.
The location and makeup of the sign, including the dimensions,
materials and lettering, shall be as approved by the State.
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A -14. DIRFCTIONAL SIGNS
The Grantee shall cause permanent directional signs
to be installed so as to provide adequate directions to the
public for reaching the Project area. The signs shall be
installed on major roads, including county roads, in the area
and in as close proximity as possible to freeway exits. They
shall be installed before the Recreation Facilities are made
available to the public. The locations and the makeup of
the signs, including the dimensions, materials, and lettering,
shall be as approved by the State.
A -15. INSPECTION OF PROJECT BY STATE
The State shall have the right to inspect the work
being performed and the facilities being constructed at any
time during the construction of the Project, and the operation
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and maintenance of the Project at any time after completion.
The Grantee shall notify the State of the final inspection
of Project facilities by the Grantee pursuant to each con-
struction contract at least ten days prior to the date for
such inspection.
A -16. OTHER CONTRACTS CONCERNING OPERATION
Any agreement which the Grantee may enter into
with others which relates directly or indirectly to the opera-
tion of the Project for recreation or fish enhancement pur-
poses or to the operation of the Recreation Facilities shall
be subject to the Contract and the Grantee shall so provide
in any such agreement.
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A -17. STATE TO BE HELD HARMLESS FROM PROJECT DAMAGE
The Grantee agrees to indemnify the State of
California, the Department of Water Resources, and their
officers, agents, and employees against, and to hold the same
free and harmless from, any and all claims, demands, losses,
costs, expenses, or liability due or incident to, either in
whole or in part and whether directly or indirectly, the design,
construction, operation, repair, maintenance, existence, or
failure of the Project or of any of the works or facilities
of the Project.
A -18. REMEDIES NOT EXCLUSIVE
The use by either the State or the Grantee of any
remedy specified in the Contract for the enforcement of the
Contract is not exclusive and shall not deprive the party
using such remedy of, or limit the application of, any other
remedy provided by law.
A -19. AMENDMENTS
This contract may be amended at any time by mutual
agreement of the State and the Grantee'.
A -20. OPINIONS AND DETERMINATIONS
Where the terms of the Contract provide for action
to be based upon the opinion, judgment, approval, review, or
determination of either the State or the Grantee, such terms
are not intended to be and shall never be construed as permit-
ting such opinion, judgment, approval, review, or determination
�r to be arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable.
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A -21. CONTRACTING OFFICER OF THE STATE
The contracting officer of the State shall be the
Director of Water Resources of the State of California and
his successors, or their duly authorized representatives.
The Contracting officer shall be responsible for all discre-
tionary acts, opinions, judgments, approvals, reviews, and
determinations required of the State under the terms of the
Contract.
A -22. SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS OBLIGATED
This Contract and all of its provisions shall apply
to and bind the successors and assigns of the parties hereto.
A - 2 3 . ASSIGNMENT
No assignment or transfer of this Contract or any
%W - part hereof, rights hereunder, or interest herein by the
Granted shall be valid unless and until it is approved by the
Stat- and made subject to such reasonable terms and conditions
as the State may impose.
A -24. WAIVER OF RIGHTS
It is the intention of the parties hereto that from
time to time either party may waive certain of its rights under
this Contract. Any waiver at any time by either party hereto
of its rights with respect to a default or any other matter
arising in connection with this Contract, shall not be deemed
to be a waiver with respect to any other default or matter.
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A -25. NOTICES
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All notices that are required either expressly or
by implication to be given by one party to the other under
this Contract shall be signed for the State by its contract-
ing officer and for the Grantee by such officers as it may,
from time to time, authorize in writing to so act. All such
notices shall be deemed to have been given if delivered
personally or if enclosed in a properly addressed envelope,
postage prepaid, and deposited in a United States Post
Office for delivery. Unless and until formally notified other-
wise, all notices shall be addressed to the parties at their
addresses as shown on the signature page of the Contract.
A -26. INSPECTION OF BOOKS, RECORDS, AND REPORTS
During regular office hours, each of the parties
or their duly authorized representatives shall have the
right to inspect and make copies of any books, records, or
reports of the other party pertaining to this Contract or
matters related hereto. Each of the parties shall maintain
and make available for such inspection accurate records of
all of its costs, disbursements, and receipts with respect
to its activities under this Contract.
A -27. GRANTS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS
The obligation of the State to provide grant funds
under this Contract shall be subject to the availability of
funds.
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A -28. CONTRACT NOT TO AFFECT STATE
SUPERVISION OF DAMS JURISDICTION
The provisions of this Contract shall not affect
In any way the powers, duties, and jurisdiction of the State
under the provisions of Part 1 of Division 3 of the Water
Code, pertaining to supervision of dams.
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C STATE OF CALIFORNIA
THE RESOURCES AGENCY
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESO
RECREATION PLAN
POWAY WATER STORAGE PROJECT
EXHIBIT B
B -1. TERMINOLOGY AND DEFINITIONS
The following provisions are supplementary to
those contained in Article A -1 of the Standard Terms and
Conditions:
a. The Project includes the following:
1. Poway Dam and Reservoir
C, 2. The Pipeline from the Dam and Reservoir
to the Grantee's water filtration plant.
3. The Recreation Facilities
b. The Dam and Reservoir shall be deemed to
include the inlet - outlet works, the portion of the pipeline
from such works which underlies the Reservoir, and the Dam
service road shown on Plate 1.
c. The Recreation Facilities consist of the faci-
lities and features described in Articles B -2, B -3, B -4, B -5,
and B -6.
d. The First Stage Recreation Facilities consist
of the facilities and features described in Articles B -2,
B -3, B -4, and B -5.
e. The Future Stage Recreation Facilities consist
of the facilities and features described in Article B -6.
f. The Water and Sanitary Facilities consist of
that portion of the facilities described in Article B -3 which
are needed for the initial public recreational use of the Dam
and Reservoir.
B -2. GENERAL RECREATION FACILITIES TO BE CONSTRUCTED BY 1972
The following facilities shall be, constructed or
provided by December 31, 1972. They shall be located as
shown on Plates 1 and 2.
a. Seventy -five picnic units. Insofar as possible,
there shall be no more than 10 units per acre. Each unit shall
have a table -bench combination with a table surface at least
3 feet by 8 feet. One garbage facility shall be provided for
every four units, and one fire ring shall be provided for
every six units. Each unit shall be within 500 feet of a
restroom building and 300 feet of a source of potable water.
b. A barbecue center building of at least 750
square feet to provide for the preparation and serving of food
to large groups, constructed to standards approved by the
State.
C. At least three barbecue pits of sufficient size
to serve large groups.
d. A main recreation access road, and a maintenance
road to service the Dam and Reservoir and chemical restrooms.
The main recreation access road shall be constructed to the
Standards shown on Plate 4.
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front.
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e. At least 150 paved parking spaces.
f. At least twelve benches located on the lake
g. At least 3 -1/2 miles of riding and hiking trails
of suitable width and gradient.
h. One boat dock of sufficient size to accommodate
75 boats, and adequate standards approved by the State.
i. At least 75 boats, with or without motors.
Only electric motors will be used.
J. One fishing float at least 100 feet by 10 feet,
constructed to adequate standards approved by the State.
k. One entrance station.
1. Appropriate signs within the recreation area
stating the regulations for the use of roads, parking areas
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and other recreational facilities and providing other
appropriate information.
m. Appropriate power and telephone lines. All such
lines shall be underground.
B -3. WATER AND SANITARY FACILITIES (TO BE CONSTRUCTED BY 1972)
The following facilities shall be constructed by
December 31, 1972. They shall be located as shown on Plate 3.
a. Water Facilities
1. A water storage tank of at least 100,000
gallons capacity and pump in or near the Grantee's water
filtration plant capable of furnishing at least 100,000
gallons in 48 hours at the water storage tank, or an equivalent
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closed system and its appurtenancies approved by the State.
2. Sufficient fire hydrants to protect the
recreation area.
3. Water transmission lines connecting the
pump, the water storage tank, and the recreation area, with
adequate capacity to serve the areas of water use.
4. Such pipe, risers, hose bibbs, drinking
fountains, and other items necessary to adequately serve the
areas of water use.
b. Sanitary Facilities
1. One restroom located near the end of the
boat dock and containing at least 280 square feet, six flush
toilet fixtures, and a fish - cleaning facility.
2. One restroom in the barbecue center building
containing at least two flush toilet fixtures.
3. Six pairs of chemical restrooms located at
appropriate locations around the Reservoir.
4. A septic tank and leaching field located west
of the Reservoir with sufficient capacity to treat and dispose
of sewage resulting from public use of the Project.
5. Main sewer lines and connecting laterals of
sufficient capacity to convey sewage from the restrooms to the
septic tank and leaching field.
6. Sufficient garbage facilities at appropriate
locations throughout the recreation area.
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B -4. LANDSCAPING
The recreation area shall be landscaped as shown
on Plate 2 by December 31, 1972. It is the intention of the
parties that Plate 2 shall be amended, if necessary, to show
the locations of landscaping after the complete detailed plans
and specifications of the Recreation Facilities to be constructed
in the Dam borrow area have been approved.
a. Detailed landscaping plans and specifications
shall be submitted to the State at the same time as the plans
and specifications for other Recreation Facilities and shall
be subject to the approval of the State.
b. The Grantee shall landscape any borrow area in and
about the recreation area so that an attractive appearance is
provided.
c. Turf shall be planted on at least 10 acres
of picnic area. Grasses acceptable to the State shall be
planted. A permanent underground irrigation system adequate
to maintain the turf shall be constructed. Slopes shall
be planted for soil stabilization.
d. At least 150 shade trees of types and sizes
approved by the State shall be planted in the areas shown
on Plate 2. Such trees shall be cared for in a manner
which will best assure vigorous growth and health. Any
tree which does not grow satisfactorily shall be replaced.
B -5. FISH ENHANCEMENT FACILITIES
The following facilities shall be constructed to
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provide fish habitat in the Reservoir:
a. Fish shelters and hideaways
b. Spawning areas
c. Adequate fish - screening facilities at the
Reservoir inlet and outlet.
B -6. ADDITIONAL RECREATION FACILITIES TO BE CONSTRUCTED
AFTER 1972.
a. The second stage of the Recreation Facilities
shall include at least forty picnic units and appurtenant
water supply and sanitary facilities and at least 80 paved
parking spaces, which shall conform in design, appearance,
and standards to those set forth for such facilities in
Articles B -2 and B -3. The second stage shall also include
a restroom building containing at least 280 square feet and
six flush toilet fixtures.
b. The third and fourth stages of the Recreation
Facilities shall each include at least thirty picnic units
and appurtenant water supply and sanitary facilities and
at least 60 paved parking spaces, which shall conform in
design, appearance,and standards to those set forth for
such facilities in Articles B -2 and B-3-1/1 The fourth stage
shall also include a restroom building containing at least
280 square feet and six flush toilet fixtures.
c. The fifth stage of the Recreation Facilities
shall include at least 20 picnic units and appurtenant water
supply and sanitary facilities and 40 paved parking spaces,
which shall conform to design, appearance and standards to
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those set forth for such facilities in Articles B -2 and B -3.
B -7. COMPLETION OF FACILITIES
The Grantee shall cause the construction of the
Dam and Reservoir to be completed, and the Reservoir to be
filled at least to elevation 935 feet not later than December 31,
1972. The Grantee shall cause the construction of the First
Stage Recreation Facilities to be completed and such facilities
made available for public use not later than December 31, 1972.
Construction of Future Stage Recreation Facilities shall be
W completed and such facilities made available for public use
not later than the dates shown below:
Second stage December 31, 1982
Third stage December 31, 1992
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Fourth stage December 31, 2002
Fifth stage December 31, 2012
B -8. OPERATION OF RECREATION FACILITIES
a. Fees for recreational
use of
the
Project
shall
not exceed the following:
Recreation use fee
Free
Fishing during trout
season
Adult (age 16 or over)
$2.00
per
person
per day
Youth (age 8 to 15)
$1.00
per
person
per day
Child (age 7 or less)
No charge
Fishing other than in
trout season
Adult
$1.50
per
person
per day
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Child
Boat rental
Boat rental with motor
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$ .75 per person per day
No charge
$ .75
per
hour
$1.50
per
half day
$3.00
per
day
$1.50
per
hour
$5.50
per
half day
$7.00
per
day
b. The Reservoir shall be operated during the first
20 years of Project operation so that the pool elevation is
never less than 900 feet, and during the remainder of the
contract term so that the pool elevation is never less than
880 feet; provided that the pool elevation may be drawn below
such elevations to that extent necessary (1) to make emergency
repairs which require such a drawdown, (2) to meet an emergency
need for water in the Grantee's service area in excess of normal
regulatory requirements which cannot be satisfied by utilizing
all other sources of water available to Grantee or (3) for other
purposes with the prior written approval of the State.
c. The Grantee shall maintain a fishery in the
Reservoir sufficient to wake available for harvest each year
at least 150 pounds of warmwater game fish per surface acre
available for fishing and one pound of trout for each trout
angler day. To maintain such fishery Grantee shall, among
other things, provide for the following;
1. Plant catchable trout in at least the
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amounts shown below:
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Project Operation Trout
1 14,500
2 14,500
3 19,500
4 22,000
5 24,500
6 - 50 an amount determined
by fishing demand.
At least 3 percent of the trout planted shall weigh more than
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two pounds, at least 35 percent shall weigh more than one
pound, and the remainder shall weigh more than one -half pound.
2. Plant warmwater fish as necessary to establish
and maintain the warmwater fishery at the amount set forth above.
3• Plant natural fish food sources as necessary.
4. Promptly replace fish lost as a result of an
emergency drawdown or any other cause.
5• Maintain water quality to the standards
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above.
6. Construct additional fish environment and
habitat facilities (including a compressed -air reservoir
destratification system) if necessary to maintain the warmwater
fishery at the amount set forth above.
d. The Project shall be open to the general public
every day of the year, provided that from November 15 to June 15
the Reservoir may be closed to fishing on days other than
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weekends, holidays and one weekday per week. The Grantee may
prohibit public use of the Dam face, the water filtration plant,
the restricted area of the Reservoir as shown on Plate 1, and
other areas where public use will endanger public health or safety.
The Grantee may prohibit body contact activities in the Reservoir.
B -9• DISPOSITION OF GRANT FUNDS PURSUANT TO ARTICLE A -5b
The first one hundred twenty -five thousand dollars
($125,000) disbursed to the Grantee from the Fish Enhancement
Grant shall be placed in the Davis - Grunsky Recreation Account
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the Davis - Grunsky General Account. The first two hundred
thousand dollars ($200,000) disbursed to the Grantee from the
It Recreation Grant shall be placed in the Davis - Grunsky Recreation
Account and the balance disbursed from such grant shall be
placed in the Davis - Grunsky General Account. In the State's
judgment the money required by this article to be placed in the
Davis - Grunsky Recreation Account will not be needed for the
construction cost of the Dam and Reservoir or other Project
facilities other than the Recreation Facilities.
B -10. CONTRIBUTION OF FUNDS BY GRANTEE PURSUANT TO
ARTICLE A -6
a. The Grantee shall not be required to place
money other than State grant money in the Davis - Grunsky
Recreation Account unless the State grant money available
to the Davis - Grunsky Recreation Account and the Davis - Grunsky
General Account proves insufficient to complete the First
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Stage Recreation Facilities. In such event the Grantee shall
place money other than State grant money in the Davis - Grunsky
Recreation Account in an amount sufficient to pay the remaining
costs of construction of the First Stage Recreation Facilities.
b. The Grantee shall have at least the following
amounts in the Davis - Grunsky Future Construction Fund prior
to the following dates:
January
1,
1982
$46,400
January
1,
1992
$ 6,700
January
1,
2002
$16,500
January 1, 2012 $ 4,500
c. The Grantee shall place at least sixty thousand
dollars ($60,000) in the Davis - Grunsky Operation Reserve Fund
prior to December 31, 1972.
d. If there is any money remaining in the Davis-
Grunsky General Account or the Davis - Grunsky Recreation Account
upon the completion of the Project, such money, up to the amount
required to bring the amount in the Davis- Grunsky Operation
Reserve Fund to sixty thousand dollars ($60,000) shall be
transferred to the Davis- Grunsky Operation Reserve Fund.
e. All interest earned on money in the Davis - Grunsky
Future Construction Fund and the Davis - Grunsky Operation
Reserve Fund, respectively, shall be retained in such funds;
provided, that the Grantee and the State shall review in 1981
whether, on the basis of the operation experience of the
Project prior to that time, the Grantee may thereafter use any
interest earned on money in the Davis - Grunsky Operation Reserve
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Fund for any proper purpose of the Grantee.
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f. The Grantee and the State shall review in 1981
whether, on the basis of the operation experience of the Project
prior to that time, the amount required to be maintained in the
Davis- Grunsky Operation Reserve Fund may be reduced at that time.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
THE RESOURCES AGENCY
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
SOUTHERN OISTRICT
POWAY
MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
POWAY WATER STORAGE PROJECT
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TYPICAL ROAD SECTION
1970