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J. The costs to properly close the landfill will exceed the $100,000.00 set aside by <br /> Resolution 81 -36. <br /> K. PGS is seeking authorization to expend said funds to be recovered out of a future <br /> rate increase. <br /> NOW, THEREFORE, PGS and CITY agree and approve as follows: <br /> 1. PGS may expend funds in further closure efforts including the installation of a <br /> storm drain system and a methane gas control system as set forth in the July 8, 1986 letter from <br /> Brown Caldwell, attached hereto as Exhibit B. The actual cost of these closure efforts in <br /> excess of the allotted $100,000 shall be recoverable out of future rate increases. The presently <br /> contemplated expenditures are estimated as $25,000 for PGS share of the storm drain line and <br /> $122,000 to $167,000 for the boundary control system. <br /> 2. PGS costs pursuant to the Gas Migration Mitigation Agreement between PGS and <br /> Ralph Martin and Marilyn Mociun (attached as Exhibit C) shall be recoverable in future rate <br /> increases, provided however, that if the mitigation involves a land purchase as permitted by <br /> Article VII of that Agreement, then the recoverable cost shall be reduced by the net resale value <br /> of the land. Between the time of a land purchase as referenced in Article VII and the time of <br /> resale of that land, the land purchase payments shall be a chargeable expense of the landfill <br /> closure. Upon resale, the amounts so charged shall be credited to the account for costs related to <br /> closure of the landfill site. <br /> 3. PGS shall consult with CITY concerning any future expenditures for studies, <br /> monitoring or other purposes in closure of the landfill. Any expenditures for closure of the <br /> landfill greater than $10,000.00 shall be approved by the City Manager in order to be recoverable <br /> from the rate base. The City Manager shall not unreasonably withhold such approval. <br /> 4. PGS covenants to achieve and maintain compliance with standards established by <br /> the state and federal government regarding closure of the landtill site. The CITY will approve a <br /> transfer of the landfill site if legally adequate assurances are presented to the CITY that the <br /> transferee will have the obligation and resources to comply with state and federal requirements. <br /> 5. Should the landfill be sold and /or developed, any moneys received after costs of <br /> sale shall be allocated first to reimburse PGS for its cost of the land which value is $77,876.00. <br /> Second, to be retained by PGS or the then current franchisee to offset future rate increases in an <br /> amount equal to the expenditures necessary for closure efforts. Third, any remaining residual <br /> moneys shall be split equally between the City for the benefit of the ratepayers and PGS as a <br /> return on its investment in the land. <br /> 6. If PGS ceases to be the City's franchisee, costs of the landfill closure including <br /> ongoing monitoring shall remain the responsibility of PGS provided, however, the City shall <br /> require that the subsequent franchisor shall reimburse ongoing costs of landfill closure to PGS <br /> from then existing garbage rates. <br />