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FRESNO REPORT TO THE CITYCOUNCIL AGENDAITEMNO- 9=30am A
COUNCIL 6l10)06
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FROM: RANDALL L COOPER, DIRECTOR
PeMs, After Sdwol, Recreation antl Community Servlres Daparimaa
AMYARAMBULA, EDUCATION LIAISON
OMm MMB Mayor
JERRY HAYNES, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Palls, After Smml, Recreation and Community Services DepaMrerd
APPROVAL OF CONTRACT WITH FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT PROVIDING
JOINT USE OF DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FACITIES RUNNING THROUGH
DECEMBER 31,2025_
RESULT AREA
FRESNO
After -School, Rerrei lon and Communhy Services Depanlnraa (PARCS) rem irni Mat to City
rmve the atioWed agreement dlween to City M Fraena and Fresno Unified! School Diatrict
rting ro Me joint use M rlisfiM high school adiletic fadlibes,Mina cle the allocation M$2.=,000M
ands W Me speafc feal8y imomwemonb as detailed in ExhMit'A'
scember 2007, Me CM Comal appmved and auMorized 52,000,000 MMe latest pent bord fulls lo ba
n lo FUSD for non-specigcjoirs use projects. City and FUSD staff have met aM sig lu ltyide iW Me
USO projects m be funded and Bre improved access Mat Me City M Fresno and Fresno resmi Mill
NOW FUSD high school aMletic fadlNes. The eIledre0 agreement addresses expelled acmes for City
community use, insurance, utilities all mainainan e
Mree key objectives M Cummer Satisfaction. Employee Satisfaction and
1. CusWrer Segsfadsmi is demorrotreled by tine Chys mmmNnent lo high-qualhy recreation all green
space Minorities Mat will serve Mousands M FUSD sWdents and many segments & our mmmuney.
2. PmvMirg ernployees with amass ro new or impmved faallties on FUSD high srhods that cen support
PARCS programs or activities.
3. From a financial perspective, Me Cdy Is leveraging funds Mat will allow Cay repfeetiwtal pmMams,
FUSD ;Wdents and youM all to general public expanded access W addlliorrel or improved
recreallonal faciiities.
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REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
FUSD AMI MC Facilities Joi d Use
June 10, 2"
Page 2
Hansen and FUSD Scab otaed the Mayor, City Coundl members arta
FUSD to enhance under-WI¢etl shiftk faafGes on FUSD high school
national use and exFand the capacity far Me City. City residents and
they City Council approved and euCorooed 52,000,000 in park balls proceeds to bey used
ificjoint use projects. C'my stat aW FUSD stet have cdfabaand M identify Ma raaeation
%M be forged in a manna that enwms equity faall areas of our city:
DISTRICT FACILITY
FACILITY IMPROVEMENT
CITY CONSTRUCTION
CONTRIBUTION
Bullard High Scinegl
Lights around track
$ 250,000
All Weather Track (pomon)
$ 15.000
Edison High Scholl
Lights around track
$ 25.000
Sandra around hack
$ 250,000
Fresno High Srhml
All Weather Track (porton)
S 425,000
Hoover High School
All Weather Track(mmm)
S 425,000
Roosevelt High School
Ughts around track
250,003
TOTAL Contribution
$2,0.1,000
) shall construct all reformational fedlity improvements by not later Man September 2011 and pre City,
receipt d a none of completion, shall mlmbasa FUSD prorate the amount aseodeted with each
men FUSD and Me City of Fresno grents the City a no -fee hoarse to use the
a 10efields br recreabmal oumaaas through December 31, 2025. The
right M schedule use dthese nciliaes wTeneva aye
The used eye rat being
prtprems antl related adnool activities. priomy forr use hesefmlitles is
1) District use activities and programs;
2) City use recreation programs and acturdes;1
3) Community use by community groups and organizations; mtl
4) General public use.
at a minimum, has a Priority right schedule use of Me facilities, as well as the Mclam and
a staciums, during the timeframes mnmined in Exhfbb B M Me Joint Use Agreement. For example,
mmfis m regularly make its hacks and aMlefic fields that are not located within stadiums available M
at pudic on a daily basis from darn to dusk, on an unscheduled basis, and can remain available unM
ho City and District boll agree to whbN, to pay one-hatda da tymsa d Me hack Ig".
pular FUSDhausdoparabm(dunWwhichmain ncestatwwpervisaystagatausually
1), there is no charge for City use of Me enhanced track facilities or adjacent fields. However, Me City
sibla for elf lFUSarfo rented tlesrwp attributable lo o use. Oumido raging DisMd hours, the City
reimburse FUSD for any direct any casts arising from nourret stat opening and bWng a shW t
1 for Gty scheduled evmis, ell any custodial overtime inwrretl by Ma District t Me City fags M
W aid related tleanup.
0 Fadldim for youth edervNaYprtprama shell have IMoray aver GMyS a%of
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
FUSD Athletic Facllitec Joint Use
June 10, 2M
Page 3
While M improvements b the McLane and Sunnyside stadiums are being funded by the City, FUSD has
aWatetl to include anhancod access to the stadiums in the Joint Use Agreement and reduce the cost far Gtr
UN M the stadiums b $1150 Per day and direct labor costa for the stadium marager_
The Joint Use Agreement also includes provisions as to maintenance and repair, indemnification, and
Insurance, amongst others.
FUSD intends to seek Board appmrel of this Agreement on June 18,2M
FISCAL IMPACT
The $2,000,000 is hnde l by the Pad BoM Proceeds.
Agreement beMeen City of Fresno and FUSD relatng to the joint use of District high school
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AGREEMENT BETWEEN
CITY OF FRESNO
AND
FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
RELATING TO THE JOINT USE OF
DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FACHU717 ES
This Agreement between City of Fresno and Fresno Unified School Distrid
Relating To The Joint Use of District High School Athletic Fzdlf0es (this 'Agreement) is
made and entered into as of this lM day of Sunt_ , 2008, between the City of
Fresno, a munkipal corporation (the "City'), and the Fresno Unified School District, a
public school distad (the 'Dlstnd").
RECITALS
A. The City has adopted a parks and recreational facilities Impact fee to address the
need for open space and recreational facilities generated by new residential growth
throughout the City.
B. The District is authorized by CalHomia Education Code Section 10910 to allow
use of District properties by other public authodes for community recreational
purposes.
0. City and District hereby desire to expand Me overall capacity for utilization of
Distrid high school athletic facilities for use by the City and City residents, to facilitate
community recreational uses and to authorize the City to make use of such fecill8cs in
accordance with the terms of the license granted in this Agreement. The "District High
School Athletic Facilities" subject to this license are more particularly detailed on
attached Exhibit B.
D. City and District, to partially address the need for additional open space and
recreational fadllties, desire to install lighting, seating and all weather track surfaces at
athletic facilities located on District high school properties. The Recreational Facility
Improvements and the adjacent athletic fields are referred to herein collectively as Me
"Enhanced District Fadlitles". The improvements to the Enhanced Distrid Facilities (the
"Recreational Facility Improvements') are more particularly detailed on attached Exhibit
"A'. The Recreational Facility Improvements and the uses of those facilities to be
authorized by this Agreement are referred to herein as the "Project'.
E. The Project is consistent wtb the City's 2025 General Plan including the Open
Specs and Recreationat Element, hereinafter the 'Plan' including the finding therein that
the City's playfieltl program of utilizing joint use agreements with school distnds
provides recreational space for public and community uses, and the Plan's objective of
continuing to coordinate with other agencies and organizations providing recreation
facilities and Services.
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F. Pursuant to the Plan the City has a further slated policy objective of, where
feasible, using school sites for city recreation programs In order to provide a under
range of recreation programs and maximize the efficient use, maintenance, and
supervision of Public facilities, which such objectives are met by this Agreement.
G. The Project is consistent with and supportive of the applicable Plan designations.
findings and determinations including that the Project will further and facilkate public
and community recreational uses per joint use relationships with school districts. The
Project is further consistent with all applicabe Plan policies, and with the applicable
zoning designation, and related zoning regulations.
H. The Project also will cause the enhancement of under-utii¢ed wheat district
property to more effective and viable uses; will improve the aesthetics and appearance
of the Project area and the surrounding area; and will contribute to improved
opportunhes for public and community recreational activity in the City.
I. The City will fund ds obligations under his Agreement with/lo the edent of
annually allocated and available Park Facilities Fees Bond Proceeds to be confirmed to
the District prior to any/all bid awards by the Distnd hereunder.
J. This Agreement is subject to and contingent upon environmental review in
compliance with the California EnvimnmeMai Coal Act (CECA) and such review is a
condition precedent to the continuing effectiveness at this Agreement shot will be
completed prior to District malting or occupying any Project improvemerdjs) hereunder.
The City's approval of this Agreement is not approval of any such Project
improvemengs.)
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NOW, THEREFORE. in consideration of the foregoing and of he covenants,
conditions, and premises hereinafter contained, to be kept and performed by the
respective paries, the parties agree as follows:
1. Ackngwledoereent of Recitals and DeMRlone. All the foregoing recitals are
true and correct and incorporated herein by this reference as though fully set forth
herein.
a. Definitions.
1) The term "District Use" shall mean Distt icfa Educational Program and
Related School Activities. For purposes of this Agreement, the term 'Educational
Program and Related School Activities of the District shall mean 'an activity that Is
organized and administered by the District, including but not limited to, athletic
games/meets, drama, carnivals, district community meetings, District meetings,
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requests from other schools within the district, and the like, but excluding use of the
fadlitles by nonprofits, leagues, and other community groups",
2) The term 'City Use" shall mean City's recreation programs and
activities organized and administered by the City.
3) The term 'Community Use' shall mean use by community groups and
Organizations scheduled through the District.
4) The term "General Public. Use" shall mean unscheduled use by the
general public which is not a programmatic activity of the DisMct or the City.
2. Grant of LlOenee. District, in consideration of the City's contributions as set
forth hereunder hereby grants City a no lee license (Me'License") to use the District
High School Athletic Facilities including the Enhanced District Facilities and
Recreational Facility Improvements hereunder (collectively the "Facilities'). The
License is limited to use of the Facilities for recreational purposes in conjunction with
recreational programs administered by the City, as further detailed below. The License
shall continue for a tern running through Decarl 31, 2025. The License shall give
the City a priority right to schedule use of the Facilities whenever the Facilities are not
offing used by the District for the Educational Program and Related School Activities of
the District and the use thereof by City will not interiors with use of the Facilities for any
other purpose of the District, Provident that District, City Or Community use of Facilities
for youth activities/programs shall have priority over City's use of Facilities for its adult
activities programs. At a minimum the City shall have such a prionty right to schedule
use of the Facilities listed in Exhibit B during those timeframes contained in Exhibit B
hereto. Each party shall retain all revenues (including fees) resulting from its respective
activities, consistent with controlling laws, rules and regulations.
a. Priority of Use. The Aril of use for Facilites shall be as follows:
1) District Use activities and programs;
2) City Use recreation programs and activities;'
3) Community Use by community groups and organizations, whose use
shall be scheduled through the District.
4) General Public Use not scheduled and not a programmatic activity of
the Dishict or the City.
b. Scheduling of Use Annually, prior to each July 316` hereunder, the City
and the District, through its Civic Center Office shall mein and coordinate City's
schedule for use of me Facilities for the upcoming year Including with regards to
conflict(s) with any existing third pain conhact(s). The District shall not unreasonably
fail to accept City's schedule for use of the Facilities. The parties shall exercise good
faith efforts to obtain agreement on any amendments to City's Facilities joint use
schedule and to resolve any conflicting uses thereunder. The City acknowledges and
agrees that, if the City makes a request to schedule use through the Civic Center ORice
after August 1st of each year hereunder, then the City's request shall be denied to the
oanel, Cony or community use of Facmtka for youth shall nave Proxy rove:
Cqy s use of Fridlim for as etlWt u0ivsiru ro 2ms.
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extent the District has already issued a contract for the facility, time and date requested
by the City. The City will Men" its intent to use Facilities with the Civic Center Office
seven days prior thereto and make arrangements for any requested custodial, staff or
other services. The City shall be responsible for and supervise its use of the Facilities,
In consultation with the respective school principal and the Civic Center Office.
a Auxilary Facilities. Cry's no cost priority use of the Facilities shall also
include the right to make use of auxiliary facilities including restroom facilities In
reasonable proximity to such facilities (as designated from time to time by the District.)
Auxiliary facilities and fixed equipment, such ae parking lots, bleacher seats, and other
fixtures designated for use in connection with such auxiliary facilities. shall be included
herein.
d. General Public Uses. In addition, the District commits to regularly make
available to the general public on an unscheduled basis, use of its track facilities and
athletic fields that are not located within stadium facilities, In circumstances where such
use does not conflict with organized activities of the District, the City, or scheduled
community group activities. The District agrees to make such facilities available to the
general public on a daily basis, from dawn unit dusk The City and the District further
agree that, upon the mutual written letter agreement of their respective authorized
agents, each party shall pay one-hall the costs of any submetered electricity stthbutable
to use of the track lights and such facilities will remain available until 10 Pi
a- City Use Duram Regular District Flours. Subject to the scheduling
requirements and use Prentiss specified in Subsections (a) and (b) above, priority use
of the Facilities shall be made available to the City for its organized and supervised
recreation programs at no charge during regular District hours of operation (hours
during which building maintenance or appropriate supervisory staff are usually
scheduled). The City shall be responsible for all litter and related dean-up aWibutable
to City's use of such facilities.
f. City Use Ountaide Regular District Hours. Subject to the scheduling
requirements and use pdonties specified in Subsections (a) and (b) above, priority use
of the Facilities shall ba mado available to the Ciy tar its organized and supervised
recreation programs at no charge outside regular Distract hours of operation. The
District will not require District custodial step to be on duty unless access to restmoms
anchor other buildings is needed. For stadium use, the Dishigwill require the sodium
manager be an duty. The City shall be responsible for all Inner and related deanup
abrunumble to City's use of such facilities. The City agrees to reimburse the District
upon invoice in arrears for
1) Any reasonable costs the District incurs In allowing use of such
facilities (and the associated restroom and auxiliary facilities) outside the regular
hours of operation, that are requestetl and approved by the City prior to the use;
2) Direct labor costs ansing from District personnel opening and loceng
non-stadium rsstrooms for City scheduled events, provided prior request is made
by City and District informs to City of me amount of such direct labor costs prior
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to the event;
3) Direct labor costs arising from the stadium manager; and
4) Any custodial ovedlme that the District is required to incur due to City's
failure to Pravda Idler and related clean-up.
g. Electricity Coerces. Notwithstanding subsection (t) above, regardless of
whether City's use is conducted during or atter regular hoots of operation, City shall
reimburse District on an annual basis for one -haft of the costs of any submetered
etectnoity alldbutabin to City's use of the track Ighki
h. Maintenance and Reoa'r. Except as specified below (and subject to City's
obligations specified in Subsection (f) above), District shall he responsible for (i) all
maintenance and repair of the non -stadium Facilities, (Ii) all maintenance and repair of
stadium Facilitles except that City shall, from and after August 1e, 2008 pay the District
the amount of $1150 per day for each Stadium Use, which Poll covers extraordinary
stadium maintenance coats, lights, line painting and trash removal not otherwise
reimbursed under this Agreement Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to
impose duty/responsibility upon Cityto inspect District Faralities. City shall make
reasonable efforts to notify the Civic Center Office of any District Facilities being utilized
by City actually observed to need repair or maintenance. City shall repair, at its sole
wsb damage to the Facilities (and to the associated restroom and audliary facilities)
caused solely by Cdys use of such Facilities. In addition, annually pilar to each July
31v hereunder, City and District shall consult with one another regarding any significant
maintenancel rehabilitation that may need to be made to the Facilities and any auxiliary
facilities covered hereunder and the unreimbursed impact that the City's use has
contributed to such maintenancelmhabititallon requirements. Such consultations shall
Include good faith negotiations conceming possible City contributions towards
maintenancelrehabilitation expenses for any track surfaces and adjacent fields utilized
by the City and Possible modifications to to use of those Facilities by the City. In no
event shall the City's contributions under this subsection W exceed the lesser of (i) the
prorate maintenance)rehabilitabon expense caused by the City's usage, or (ii) 50% of
the total maintenance/rembilltation cost
L Downtlmefor Maintenance. To maintain the condition of Facilities and
playing fields downtime is required. Activities cannot be scheduled at the sites during
this maintenance period. The Distinct shall be responsible for notifying the City of the
estimated downtime maintenance schedule a minimum of 14 days In advance.
I. Community and General Public Uses. Except to any extent expressly
provkh d in this Agreement ani otherwise agreed to by the City in a waling signed by
the City's authorized agent, the City shall have no obligation, responsibility or liability as
to Community anNor General Public Uses.
9. Construction of Enhanced Recreational Fachiflear
ImorovemenislConatructlun Contribution Pavmenl. The District shall, at its sole
wet and as lead agency, cause the construction of the Recreational Feel"
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Improvements in accordance with plans and specifications approved by the District, with
Project funding confirmed by not later than the award of bids and with all Project
construction estimated to ba completed by not later than September, 2011. City shall,
Within ten (10) business days after written notice from District that it has issued a notice
of completion fpr one or more of the Recreational Facility Improvemen6s) and that there
are no construction hem encumbrances thereon, pay District prorate Ne amount
associated with such Recreational Facility Improvements) as set forth on Exhibit W
(the "City Construction Contribution Payments').
4. Ommilinsiblix of Enhanced DI Vlct F IIWea. Upon any termination or expiration
of this Agreement, the Enhanced District Facilities, including but not limited to the
Recreational Facility Improvements, shall at all times be owned solely by the District,
and in the event of an early termination the District shall pay the City the mutually
agreed upon unamonlzed value of the Pulled Facilri 4 any.
5. City Indemnification. As authorized by Government Code Section 895.4, during
the duration of the License, City shall indemnity, save and hold harmless the District, its
officials, offices, agents, employees, and volunteers against any and all claims, causes
of action, liability, suds, judgments and expenses, including reasonable attorneys tees
and costs, for death or injury to persons, or loss of or damage to property, arising during
City Use from: (a) negligent acts or omissions of City, its officials, officers, agents,
employees or volunteers in the performance of this Agreement; or (b) use of the
Facilities by Ne City orb authorized users or dvdees. Notwithstanding the foregoing,
the District shall indemnity City for claims that arise from; any dangerous or detective
condition or negligent design of the Facilities; or, the District's negligent or wrongful act
or omission in bidding, comract award, construction and other ac8vdies with respect to
6. District Indemnification. As authorized by Government Code Section 895.4,
during the duai of the License, District shell indemnify, save and hold harmless the
City, Its ORdals, Officers, agents, employees, and volunteers against any and all claims,
causes of action, liability, suits, judgments and expenses, including reasonable
attorneys fees and costs, for death or injury to persons, or loss of or damage to
property, arising from: (a) negligent acts or omissions of District, ds officials, officers,
agents, employees or volunteers in fee performance Of this Agreement: or (b) use @ Me
Facilities by the District or its authorized users or invitees; (c) any dangerous or
defective condition or negligent design of the Facilities Or the suitability of the Project
site for the Project Facilities; or, (d) the Daniel's negligent Or wrongful ad or omission In
bidding, contract award, construction and other activities with respect to the installation
of the Project Facilities.
7. Insistence. The City, its officials, officers, agents, employees, and volunteers
shall be added as an additional insured On the District's general liability coverage
throughout the term Of this Agreement. The District, its officials, officers, agents,
employees, and volunteers shall be added as covered parties on the City's self-
insurance coverage throughout the tam of his Agreement In addition, District shall
provide
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pravitle a its bidding materials that City shall be res to es ro i additional by an wont under
all policies of liability insurance that Distinct spectres to be Project ed by any contactor or
service provider engaged by District with respect the Prefect.
8. Funding Condnrtenev. Except for Me indemnity obligations specified herein,
the obligations of the City and Me District are limited to and contingent upon
appropriation of sulfiaent funding in each fiscal year during the term of the Agreement.
9. City Funding Sources. The District acknowledges Mat Me City will fund Its
Construction Contribution Payments hereunder still the extent of annually allocated
and available Park Facilities Fees Bond Proceeds to be confirmed to the District prior to
any/all bid awards by Me District hereunder. The padres further agree to negotiate in
good faith an amendment to this Agreement to address any items that the City may be
required to address on account of its bond Issuance transactions, provided that In no
event shall Me District be obligated to agree to any amendments to this Agreement that
will impose upon the District any additional expenses, burdens, or limitations an its
operational usage of the Recreational Facility Improvements.
10. existing Agreements Continue In Effect. The pates acknowledge that they
are pates to certain existing agreements including, an "Amended and Restated
Agreement Between City of Fresno and Fresno Unified School District Relating to Me
Recreational Use of School Facilities and the Educational Use of School Facilities',
approved by the Dialect on January 20, 2004, and an 'Agreement Between City of
Fresno and Fresno Unified School District Relating to the Joint Use of Fgarden
Elementary School Baseball Field FacilNes(collectively the 'Existing Agrearn is'J.
The Existing Agreements address issues similar M those dealt with under this
Agreement regarding joint use of facilities owned by the District andlor the City.
Nevertheless, the parties intend that the duties and obligations of the parties with
respect to the Recreational Facility Improvements, the Enhanced District Facilities and
the District High School Athletic Facilities delailed herein shall be governed exclusively
by this Agreement, without regard to otherwise applicable terms of the Existing
their duties and obligations with respect to the Recreational Facility Imp
Enhanced District Facilities and Me District High School Athletic FaciliM
herein. The Existing Ameements shall continue in lull force and effect.
/1. Independent Contactors. The parties are acting as independent contractors.
Neither parry, nor any of its officers, associates, agents or employees shall be deemed
an employee, partner or agent of Me other for any purpose. Each parry shall retain as
program income any and all income generated by its respective use hereunder.
12. Andorra" Fees. 0 either party is required to commence any proceeding or legal
action to enforce or interpret any term, covenant or condition of this Agreement, Me
prevailing party in such proceeding or action shall be entitled to recover from the other
party Its reasonable attorney's fees and legal expenses.
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13. Notices. Any notice required or intended to be given to either parry under the
terms of this Agreement shall be in wiling and shall be deemed to be duly given it
delivered personally or deposited into the United States mail, with postage prepaid
addressed to to party to which notice is to be given at the part's address set forth on
the signalure page of this Agreement or at such other address as the parties may from
two to few designate by written notice.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement at Fresno,
California, the day and year first above written.
CITY OF FRESNO,
a munic�ip I mrporation
By I`"^^'lrr
Title Fli fill
By
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ATTEST:
REBECCA E KLISCH
City Clerk
By: via B
Dapmy
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
JAMES C. SANCHEZ
City Attorney
FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT,
a public school district
By I
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By
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Aaaodem sapm�ateamnvcFo
Addres Administrative Services
FUSD -Education Center
2309 Tulare Street -Rm 101
Fresno, CA 93721
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EXHIBIT "A"
ENHANCED OIBTNICT FACILITIES l RECREATIONAL FACILITY IMPPOVEMFPI"
DISTRICT FACILITIES
FACILRY IMPROVEMENTS
CRY CONSTRUCTION
CONTRIBUTION
Bullard High Sdtool
AM MM Palm Averwo
Fresno, CA
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All Weaker Track gonon)
$ 250,000
$ 150,000
Edeon High SMmI
510 East Callarrtia Avenue
Fremo, CA
Lghtsarcu anal
SaMInO around Vack
$ 250.000
$ 250.000
Paosonit Hip Smod
1250 Ent Tulare Ammue
Fresno. CA
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$ 250.000
Fraeno High Smmil
1038 NOM EC o Avewe
Frea to CA
M Weather TmM mrsism
$ 125.000
Homier High Sdwl
5550 Nana rim Small
Fresm, CA
All Wel Track(gr4om
5125.000
000 000
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EXHIBIT B
MINIMUM PEWDS WRING MICR CRY HAS PRIOM" RIGHTTO SCHEDULE USE OF
DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLEFC FACIITES
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