HomeMy Public PortalAbout1998.01.29 Sarjak Enterprises r.o.w of Samson Trail Memo of UnderstandingMEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is made by and between Sarjak
Enterprises, Inc., a California business corporation (SE), and the City of McCall, an Idaho
municipal corporation (CM), for and in consideration of the mutual promises contained in it.
Background
1. Toothman-Orton Engineers have suggested to both SE and CM that they have a
community of interest with respect to certain land along Samson Trail shown on
Exhibit "A." Generally speaking, the situation permits clarifying the right-of-way of
Samson Trail, consolidating ownership, and facilitating storm and meltwater best
management practices in Regional Drainage Basin No. 5.
2. This project would require a wetlands permit and continued management.
3 . CM through its Council has authorized staff to explore the ramifications of this
matter and to see if the concept can in fact be implemented. CM would agree to act
as stakeholder, that is, as owner and maintainer of the storm and meltwater
treatment wetland.
4. SE is willing to provide this land in this fashion, provided there can be
understandings about the associated expenses, donation value, permitting, and
other business aspects of the transaction.
5. SE is prepared to undertake the wetlands permitting process, but not without
assurances provided by this MOU.
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6. CM is prepared to obtain an appraisal of the proposed wetlands property for
purposes of establishing its value.
7. SE and CM will jointly apply for a Corps of Engineers Section 404 permit, but
expenses of the permitting process will be met by SE. The permitting process will
establish the technical feasibility of wetlands project mitigation and of the regional
best management practices facility ("RBMPF") envisioned by the parties. An estimate
of probable construction costs will be provided as part of the preparation of the permit
application. Prior to submission of the application, CM will determine whether the
project is feasible for CM.
8 . Exhibit "A" depicts the intended general outcome of the implementation of this MOU,
with a tract to be devoted to wetlands and belong to the City, for use as the RBMPF;
a tract to be available for development and to belong to SE; and certain re -aligned
culverts/storm drains. The parties agree to exchange such further documents,
including for one example deeds, as may be necessary to effect this MOU after
appraisals and permits are available.
9. It is anticipated that the permit process will allow both parties to determine how much
of the RBMPF can be used by SE and CM without construction of additional water
quality treatment facilities in accord with the Handbook of Valley County Stormwater
Best Management. Practices as adopted in the City of McCall. In like fashion the
parties will determine the feasibility of snow storage in the RBMPF.
10. SE confirms that it will convey the RBMPF property to City in exchange for an
acknowledgment of the value of the donation established by the appraisal.
11. A survey shall be obtained by CM and SE for purposes of a record of survey
encompassing the SE property, the donated RBMPF property, Samson Trail, and
the Public Works yard, with such survey to be signed for record by both parties;
the survey will record topography and elevation on both sides of Samson Trail for
record as well.
12. Additionally, CM agrees to obtain an appraisal from the same appraiser and
purchase at appraised value the `triangle' of land belonging to SE which lies
northeast of Samson Trail as defined, south of Park/Thompson Streets, and west of
the Public Works yard property.
Dated:
City of McCall Sarjak Enterprises, Inc.
by: by:
James H. Henderson, John Hanks, V. P.
Acting City Manager
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This Memorandum of Understanding is entered by and between the City of
McCall ("City") and Sarjak Enterprises, Inc. ("Sarjak") for and in consideration of the
mutual promises contained in it, effective as dated.
Property Deal
1. Sarjak shall acknowledge that the City has acquired by prescription the road
right-of-way shown on Exhibit A (the "road right-of-way"), which extends:
a) to the far edge of the gravel apron on the south and west side of the
road right-of-way, but not past the chain link fence which is located just
inside Sarjak's property boundary; and
b) from the line described in paragraph 1.a, above, then fifty feet toward
and beyond the other side of the improved road, and includes a portion
of Sarjak's property adjacent to "Area 4," as described below.
2. Sarjak shall quitclaim to the City all road right-of-way within the boundary
shown on Exhibit A .
3. Sarjak shall grant an easement to the City for placement of underground
utilities (water, sewer, phone and other electronic or fiber-optic cabling,
electrical, gas, and drainage), and above -ground snow storage, within that
portion of Sarjak's retained property described on Exhibit A as the "easement
area.
Sarjak shall convey to the City by special warranty deed the remainder of the
approximately 0.11-acre triangular parcel to the north of the road right-of-way
as described on Exhibit A as "Area 4." The City shall pay Sarjak the appraised
value of this remainder of Area 4.
5.. The above conveyances of the road right-of-way, the easement area, and the
north triangle shall be subject to the condition that if the City ever vacates the
roadway adjacent to Sarjak's property, the City shall reconvey these interests
to Sarjak, along with the other vacated portions of the road right-of-way
which are adjacent to Sarjak's property.
6. Sarjak shall donate to the City by special warranty deed the area on the S`
southern end of Sarjak's property described on Exhibit A as the "BMP site,"
which the City shall use solely -for wetland preservation, water quality
purposes, treatment of stormwater, and snow storage, reserving .to Sarjak an
easement to enter and use the BMP site to store snow removed from Sarjak's
retained adjacent property and as a site to receive snowmelt, drainage, and
stormwater from Sarjak's retained adjacent property, all such uses to be
carried out in accord with the Valley County Handbook of Stormwater Best
Management Practices and the terms of any applicable Corps of Engineers
wetland permit. A copy of the special warranty deed to be used is attached as
Exhibit C. To the extent that there is sufficient capacity on the BMP site to
accommodate snow storage or stormwater discharge by both Sarjak and the
City, the City also shall be entitled to use the BMP site for these purposes.
City - Sarjak MOU, December, 1997, Road r/w and Regional BMP Facility page 1
GARY G. ALLEN
JOSEPH H. BAIRD
CHRISTOPHER J. BEESON
MICHAEL C. CREAMER
ROY L. EIGUREN
JEFFREY C. FEREDAY
JULIE KLEIN FISCHER
RAYMOND D. GIVENS
L. W. GRANT III
J. BART GREEN
ROBERT C. HUNTLEY, JR.
RICHARD W. JANKOWSKI
KARL T. KLEIN
DAVID R. LOMBARDI
KIMBERLY D. MALONEY
KENNETH R. MCCLURE
LAW OFFICES
GIVENS P U R S L EY a H U N T L EY L L P CHRISTOPHER H. MEYER
A LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP L. EDWARD MILLER
PATRICK J. MILLER
277 NO. 6TH STREET • SUITE 200 JUDSON B. MONTGOMERY
TERRY L. MYERS
P.O. BOX 2720 • BOISE, IDAHO 83701 RAMONA S. NEAL
(208) 388-1200 STEVEN L.OLSEN
W. HUGH VRIORDAN
FACSIMILE (208) 388-1201 ROBERT L. PHILLIPS
KENNETH L. PURSLEY
CONLEY WARD
December 5, 1997 R E C E I V F8{ STEVEN R. WEEKS
HANIE C. WESTERMEIER
Via fax (through John Hanks) and U.S. Mail
Ted Burton
City Attorney
City of McCall
P.O. Box 986
McCall, ID 83638-0986
RE: `Sarjak-City agreements outline
Dear Ted:
DEC 0 8 1997
CITY OF AdcCALL
DEPT. OF LAW
JAMES A. MCCLURE
OF COUNSEL
Thanks again to you and Jackie Fields for meeting and visiting the
Medley/Sampson Trail site with us last week. It was very helpful to explore, on the
ground, ways in which both the property owner's and the City's interests might be
accommodated. I am confident that they can be.
As promised, I am enclosing for your and Jackie's review an outline of the
agreements that we propose for the property and wetland/water quality issues at
the Medley's site. John Hanks will be providing you with a copy of the drawing
from Toothman-Orton that was prepared as a result of our site visit last week. I
hope this provides enough basis for at least conceptual Council approval, and that
we can proceed to final agreements very soon. Please call with any questions or
comments.
JCF/jbg
cc: John Hanks
Sincerely,
Jeffrey C. Fereday
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GARY G. ALLEN
JOSEPH H. BAIRD
CHRISTOPHER J. BEESON
MICHAEL C. CREAMER
ROY L. EIGUREN
JEFFREY C. FEREDAY
JULIE KLEIN FISCHER
RAYMOND D. GIVENS
L. W. GRANT III
J. BART GREEN
ROBERT C. HUNTLEY, JR.
RICHARD W. JANKOWSKI
KARL T. KLEIN
DAVID R. LOMBARDI
KIMBERLY D. MALONEY
KENNETH R. MCCLURE
LAW OFFICES
GIVENS PURSLEY 8c HUNTLEY LLP
Ted Burton, Esq.
City Attorney
City of McCall
P.O. Box 986
McCall, ID 83638-0986
Dear Ted:
A LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP
277 NO. 6TH STREET • SUITE 200
P.O. Box 2720 • BOISE, IDAHO 83701
(208) 388-1200
FACSIMILE (208) 388-1201
October 2, 1997
CHRISTOPHER H. MEYER
L. EDWARD MILLER
PATRICK J. MILLER
JUDSON B. MONTGOMERY
TERRY L. MYERS
RAMONA S. NEAL
STEVEN L. OLSEN
W. HUGH O'RIORDAN
ROBERT L. PHILLIPS
KENNETH L. PURSLEY
CONLEY WARD
STEVEN R. WEEKS
STEPHANIE C. WESTERMEIER
JAMES A. MCCLURE
OF COUNSEL
It was a pleasure speaking with you today. I appreciate your agreement
that this firm may represent Medley Sports and Sarjak Enterprises, Inc. with
respect to the wetlands and related issues relating to the Medley property,
despite the fact that we represent the City of McCall on certain water right
matters. This also will confirm my commitment to secure from Medley and
Sarjak a commitment not to attempt to disqualify this firm from representing
the City on any matter adverse to these entities that is not substantially related
to this wetland matter.
Thanks for your consideration, Ted. I look forward to working with you.
Sincerely,
Jeffrey C. Fereday
JCF/jbg
cc: John Hanks
FILE COPY
Dear Ted:
GARY G. ALLEN
JOSEPH H. BAIRD
CHRISTOPHER J. BEESON
MICHAEL C. CREAMER
ROY L. EIGUREN
JEFFREY C. FEREDAY
JULIE KLEIN FISCHER
RAYMOND D. GIVENS
L.W. GRANT III
J. SART GREEN
ROBERT C. HUNTLEY, RJR,
RICHARD W. JANKOWSKI
KARL T. KLEIN
DAVID R. LOMBARDI
KIMBERLY D. MALONEY
KENNETH R. MCCLURE
GIVENS
' V E NS � LAW OFFICES
URSLEY $ HUNTLEY LLP
A LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP
277 NO. 6TH STREET • SUITE 200
P.O. BOX 2720 • BOISE, IDAHO 83701
(208) 388-1200
FACSIMILE (208) 388.1201
December 5, 1997
Via fax (through John Hanks) and U.S. Mail
Ted Burton
City Attorney
City of McCall
P.O. Box 986
McCall, ID 83638-0986
RE: Sarjak-City agreements outline
CHRISTOPHER H. MEYER
L. EDWARD MILLER
PATRICK J. MILLER
JUDSON B. MONTGOMERY
TERRY L. MYERS
RAMONA S. NEAL
STEVEN L. OLSEN
W. HUGH O'RIORDAN
ROBERT L. PHILLIPS
KENNETH L. PURSLEY
CONLEY WARD
R EC Elk/ C&HAu,E. WESTERMEIER
SrEVEN R. WEEKS
DEC U 8 1997
CITY OF /*CALL
DEPT. OF LAW
JAMES A. MCCLURE
OF COUNSEL
Thanks again to you and Jackie Fields for
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Sincerely,
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cc: John Hanks
Jeffrey C. Fereday
DRAFT AGREEMENT OUTLINE
Property Deal
1. Parties: City of McCall ("City") and Sarjak Enterprises, Inc. ("Sarjak").
2. Sarjak shall acknowledge that the City has acquired by prescription the road
right-of-way shown on Exhibit A (the "road right-of-way"), which extends:
a. to the far edge of the gravel apron on the south and west side of the
road right-of-way, but not past the chain link fence which is located
just inside Sarjak's property boundary; and
b. _ feet on the other side of the road, and includes a portion of Sarjak's
property adjacent to the "north triangle," as described below.
3. Sarjak shall quitclaim to the City all road right-of-way within the boundary
shown on Exhibit A .
4. Sarjak shall grant an easement to the City for placement of underground
utilities (water, sewer, phone and other electronic or fiber-optic cabling,
electrical, gas, and drainage), and above -ground snow storage, within that
portion of Sarjak's retained property described on Exhibit A as the "easement
area."
5. Sarjak shall convey to the City by special warranty deed the remainder of the
approximately _-acre triangular parcel to the north of the road right-of-way
as described on Exhibit A as the "north triangle." The City shall pay Sarjak
the appraised value of the north triangle.
6. The above conveyances of the road right-of-way, the easement area, and the
north triangle shall be subject to the condition that if the City ever vacates
the roadway adjacent to Sarjak's property, the City shall reconvey these
interests to Sarjak, along with the other vacated portions of the road right-of-
way which are adjacent to Sarjak's property.
7. Sarjak shall donate to the City by special warranty deed the area on the
southern end of Sarjak's property described on Exhibit A as the "BMP site,"
which the City shall use solely for wetland preservation, water quality
purposes, treatment of stormwater, and snow storage, reserving to Sarjak's
an easement to enter and use the BMP site to store snow removed from
Sarjak's retained adjacent property and as a site to receive snowmelt,
drainage, and stormwater from Sarjak's retained adjacent property. A copy
of the special warranty deed to be used is attached as Exhibit C. To the
extent that there is sufficient capacity on the BMP site to accommodate snow
storage or stormwater discharge by both Sarjak and the City, the City also
shall be entitled to use the BMP site for these purposes.
8. Within 10 days after the date of this Agreement, the parties shall jointly
select an appraiser to provide, within sixty days, an appraisal of the fair
market value of the north triangle, the easement area, and the BMP site. The
City shall bear all costs and expenses of the appraisal. A copy of the
appraisal shall be provided to both parties.
9. The City and Sarjak agree, and the City represents, that the original grade of
Sarjak's remaining adjacent property ("retained property"), for purposes of
evaluating any height or fill restriction that may be applicable to Sarjak or
any future owner of the retained property, is 5,0_ feet above sea level, and is
the same elevation as the point on the City's property as shown on Exhibit A.
10. Within a reasonable time, but no later than one year after the parties obtain
a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers which will allow the City to
carry out a stormwater treatment program on the BMP site, the City shall
remove, or seal and abandon, the culvert extending under the roadway and
into the retained property and replace it with a culvert extending under the
roadway and terminating in the BMP site, all as shown on Exhibit A. If the
city fails to carry out this work, Sarjak shall be entitled to remove or seal the
existing culvert, and install the replacement culvert under the roadway to the
BMP site, if necessary to accommodate development on the retained property,
in which case the City shall reimburse Sarjak for such work within sixty days
of receiving the invoice for it.
Wetland Deal
11. With respect to any approval respecting the BMP site required from the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers under section 404 of the Clean Water Act, 33 U.S.C.
§ 1344, Sarjak and the City shall file a joint permit application, notice, or
mitigation plan, as the case may be, covering such lands (collectively,
"application"). The City shall bear its own attorney and engineer fees and
costs involved in reviewing and commenting on such joint application, but
Sarjak shall pay all other costs of preparing and filing the application as an
in -kind donation to the City. Sarjak makes no guarantees, warranties, or
representations as to the ultimate success of any such application, and shall
not be further obligated if the application is denied.
12. The City shall be responsible for seeking and obtaining all other approvals for
the use of any of the property it is acquiring hereunder.
Miscellaneous
13. Closing. The closing of this transaction shall take place in the City's offices
within ten days following the issuance of the permit from the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers, unless such date is extended by mutual agreement of the parties hereto
or as otherwise provided herein.
14. Essence. Time is of the essence of this Agreement.
15. Recording. Neither party shall record this Agreement or any memorandum
thereof.
16. Governing Law. This Agreement shall be governed by, construed, and
enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Idaho.
17. Effective date of Agreement. This Agreement shall be effective upon
execution by the parties.
18. Entire Agreement. This Agreement shall constitute the entire agreement
between the parties.
19. Modification of Agreement. Any modification of this Agreement or additional
obligation assumed by any party in connection with this Agreement shall be binding
only if evidenced in writing signed by each party or an authorized representative of
each party.
20. Successors and Assigns . All of the terms and provisions contained herein
shall inure to the benefit of and shall be binding upon the parties hereto and their
respective heirs, personal representatives, successors and assigns.
21. Waiver. The waiver by either party to this Agreement of a breach of any
provisions of this Agreement shall not be deemed a continuing waiver or a waiver of
any subsequent breach, whether of the same or another provision of this
Agreement. Any waiver shall be in writing and signed by the waiving party.
22. Survival of Provisions Beyond Closing. Each of the representations,
agreements, warranties and covenants contained in this Agreement shall survive
delivery of the special warranty and quitclaim deeds described herein.
23. Rights and Remedies . The parties shall have all rights and remedies
provided under Idaho law for a breach or threatened breach of this Agreement,
these rights and remedies shall not be mutually exclusive, and the exercise of one or
more of these rights and remedies shall not preclude the exercise of any other rights
and remedies. Each party confirms that damages at law may be an inadequate for
a breach or threatened breach of any provision hereof and the respective rights and
obligations of the parties hereunder shall be enforceable by specific performance,
injunction, or otherequitable remedy.
24. Notices. Any notice provided for or concerning this Agreement shall be in
writing and be deemed sufficiently given when sent by certified or registered United
States mail to the respective address of Sarjak or the City as set forth below:
25. Necessary Acts and Cooperation. The parties hereby agree to do any act or
thing and to execute any and all instruments required by this Agreement and which
are necessary and proper to make effective the provisions of this Agreement.
26. Separate Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in one or more
counterparts, each of which, when so executed, shall be deemed to be an original.
Such counterparts shall together constitute and be one and the same instrument.
27. Attorneys' Fees. The prevailing party in any action brought by either party
to enforce the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall be entitled to reasonable
costs and expenses of such action including attorneys' fees.
28. Recitals. The above recitals are hereby incorporated into this Agreement.
IN WITNESS THEREOF, each party to this Agreement has caused it to be
executed on the date indicated below.
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SARJAK ENTERPRISES, INC.
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