1982 02-16
A G E N D A
Meridian City Council
February 16, 1982
ITEM:
Minutes of Special Fleeting held January 25,.1982 TABLED
1. Gem Fabricators - Progress Report (EXTENSION TO MEET CODES)
2. Shehman Louderbough - Museum Discussion
3. Rick Jarvis, Ada Planning Association
Domestic Wastewater Management Plan
4. Fire Truck - Joint Venture Agreement between City and Rural
Fire Department APPROVED
5. Police Car Bid - Meridian Ford APPROVED
6. Bills APPROVED
7. Community Development Block Grant (HUD) -Sewer Rehabilitation
Announcement of Bid Opening to be held 2.22.82
8. Computer Authorization - Capitol Computer Corporation APPROVED
9. DEPARTMENT REPORTS:
Attorney Crookston - Open Fleeting Bill
Police Academy - Authorization of Al Thorusen to attend
Well#7 - Public Work's Supt reports need of repair
Meridian City Hall
February 16, 1982
P,egular meeting called to order by Mayor Joseph L. Glaisyer at 7:38 P.M.
Agenda
1
Councilmen Present: Grant Kingsford; Bill brewer; Rick Orton; Ronald Tolsma
Others Present: Bruce Stuart;S.J. Louderbough; Valarie Louderbough;Vern Schoen;
Earl Ward; Doug Plichols; Darryl Tufte; Rick Jarvis; Ken hiarler
Larry Porter; George Carey; Aaron Burtzoff; Robert K. Boyd;
Gary Smith; Wayne Crookston; Roger 4lelker
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer to table the minutes of
the Special Meeting held January 25, 1982.
Motion Carried: Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Kingsford, yea; Tolsma, yea
Gem Fabricators
Aaron Burtzoff, part owner of Gem Fabricators, was present to give progress report
upon bringing building up to Code, located at 516 Meridian Street. Burtzoff stated
that they had contacted the owner of the building, through George Carey, and he
indicated that if they got 3 or 4 insulation bids they would consider putting the
insulation in. Burtzoff had contacted several t~idders upon the installation of
the insulation, relayed to the owner, owner instructed to get the low bidder
(Intermountain West) and they said they would have to order the insulation since it
was a special insulation, special width, fiber-glas insulation with vinyl back,
approved for Class I, Class A rating for what Gem Fabricators need to comply with
Code. Burtzoff stated that he would be getting a permit for building. A drawing
has been presented to the Building Inspector for the Spray Booth. The booth
baould be basically the same as Cook's Fiberglas in Nampa.
Building Inspector Vern Schoen recommended a 15 day extension.
The Diotion was made by Brewer and seconded by Kingsford that Gem Fabricators be
allowed a 15 day extension to complete the work and the plans that need to be
completed.
P•lotion Carried: Kingsford, yea; brewer, yea; Tolsma, yea; Orton, yea
Agenda
2
Councilman Kingsford advised Burtzoff to contact the Sewer and water departments
as to their requirements.
Councilman Orton stated that there shouldn't be any additional hookup fees as it is
the same use as before basically.
Sherman Louderbough - Museum Discussion
Sherri Louderbough addressed the Flayor and City Council, and the public, with a plan
to donate his valuable antique collection of engines, cars, etc. if a museum could
be provided. Louderbough felt this would be educational, entertaining and questioned
the Council as to their feeling.
Mayor Glaisyer stated that the City boas still trying to get a Senior Citizen Center
and were in need of a new City Hall.
Councilman Brewer stated that everyone realized that a PSuseum could not be built now
the way things are, but make the public aware and help find a facility to store
these things safely - until a more permanent arrangement could be made. He pointed
out this would be a very worthwhile project.
Councilman Orton stated that these items were going to have to be enclosed, ventilated,
secure and were too valuable to take chances with. If the City were to consider
taking Louderbough's offer, the care would have to be the first obligation.
George Carey stated that he felt the City would not have to say "yes" or "no" at
this time for an offer like this, but take it (museum} into consideration and through
advertising, and through others willing to donate articles, there may be a tax
advantage for someone to donate some space to store it - either on a permanent or
temporary basis. The City could voice around that they have the start for a
museum and need a place to store it.
Playor Glaisyer stated that this definitel;- will be considered.
Councilman Brewer stated that this discussion should initiate an interest.
ion City Hall .2. February 16, 1
Agenda 3 Rick Jarvis, Ada Planning Association - Domestic Wastewater Management Plan
Rick Jarvis revi.ewedAda County Domestic Wastewater Management Plan, as approved
by the Ada Planhing Association. This plan is an update of a wastewater plan
developed in 1978 by APA. He summarized the various city and sewer district
facility plans prepared by each entity, identified policies which guide the
development, expansion and management of central sewer facilities on an area-
wide basis, providing local government policies.
Jarvis stated that they are seeking all the various municipalities that operate
sewage facilities to adopt this plan as a guide.
They did have a public hearing and present this in draft form. They did not
receive any input from the Council at that time. Ada County and City of Boise
had concerns and the draft has been changed to address those concerns.
Jarvis stated that their specific request is for t"eridian City Council to formally
recoynixe the plan as an areawide wastewater management planning ug ide within
the Meridian Comprehensive Plan. It is a major update of an already existing
plan.
Mayor Glaisyer: "lJhat happens, Rick, if sometime in the future Meridian decides
to change their Urban Service Planning Area?"
Jarvis: "They wouldn't have any problem at all:'
Playor: "Would we have to get .approval by- ; APA?"
Jarvis: "No, you don't. We have no veto power - all we are is a recommending
body. Whatever the City Council decides to do with their Urban Service Planning
Area, or Sewer Service Planning Area, since they are one in the same basically,
we will make comments at the public hearing process if you decide to go through
that particular process. 6Je will provide the comments, but whatever the Council
decides to adopt - that is what we will incorporate."
Mayor: "Questions from the Council?"
Councilman Kingsford: "It doesn't really spell that out, Rick, and if I read this
flow chart correctly (Ada County Domestic Wastewater Panagement Plan 9/1981)
for Lrban Service Area Amendment Procedure - It has you (APA) listed twice."
Jarvis: "Right. Basically what that is - generally this goes up to your Planning
and Zoning Commission and we would have comments at that particular time, and
after that particular hearing whatever the City Planning and Zoning decides to do
then we make comments on the results of whatever they were doing - we would submit
those to the City Council. Whatever the City Council decides to do is what we
would incorporate. This is letting you know that we will be having a review and
input at those particular times."
Councilman Orton: "I have followed this through draft stage, and attended some
of the public hearings up until last fall, and of course there has been changes
to bring this up currently - I don't kno4t whether I have missed my mail but I
really haven't had the opportunity to study the whole Meridian section."
Jarvis: "tJe seeking a Resolution of Intent basically to go along with this plan-"
"That's basically what we had with the Resolution that is in front of you with
regard to the County Coe;missioner's, a Resolution of intent that they generally.
went along with the plan and that they would incorporate in the County Comprehensive
Plan - you don't know what is going to happen in the public Bearing process, whether
or not it will be incorporated, but it was - it was finally adopted by the County
Commissioners so it is in the County Comprehensive Plan. The Boise City Sewer
Commission has also recommended to the Boise City Council adoption. We are also
seeking them to incorporate that at a later date - they will be looking at the
Resolution of Intent next week. You are just one piece of pie - we are going to
Kuna, Eagle and Star. 41e are ,just trying to get a general consensus as there is
going to be a limited amount of construction grant money in the future and I
think it is a valuable resource in that you have a general idea where everybody
is at in regard to wastewater. But, you are right, you don't have to take any
action on this right now."
Agenda 3 (Cont'd) Rick Jarvis, APA WastetJater Management Plan.......
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Councilman Tolsma: "Why didn't one of the County Commissioners Sign this
Resolution?"
Jarvis: "They were not there."
Councilman Kingsford: "I spent about five hours with this plan. I look at the
Amendment process, No. 6) "APA Board takes final action as the locally designated
208 planning agency to amend the 208 Plan in accord with a municipality's
adoption.... it sounds to me like that they have the power to say to O.K... it's
final action."
Jarvis: "The final action is that the APA Board is basically concurring with
what you were doing - whatever you decide to do."
Councilman Kingsford: "If this says they take final action and they don't concur -
we are not in good shape it looks like to me."
Councilman Orton: "To get around that, if that sentence were to read"the APA
Board concurs in a local jurisdictions decision and designates to a Planning
Agency to amend a plan" - is that what you are saying?"
Jarvis: "Yes"
Orton: "If the sentence read the other way, there wouldn't be a lot of questions."
Jarvis: "That would be difficult to change that."
Orton: "No, No - just type the new one in there--that work's real easy."
Jarvis: "That was a concern with Boise City Sewer Commission in regard to the
power that we can say "you can do this and you can't do that" but APA has never
had the power to do that - it's a recommending body,that's all we are."
Kingsford: "ldell, what I am saying is that this document certainly appears
otherwise. The other thing is on Page III-12, (S5) Crestwood, designed for 120
people and it says "Interim System to be intercepted by Meridian. Looking at
the map it shows in an area outside our service area.....
Orton: "That's not only outside our current service area it's outside any
proposal I've ever seen..."
Kingsford: "Look at tfie'area of Locust Grove - that is certainly an area that
we are not interested in sewering - that should be changed."
Jarvis: "This was done, not too long ago, by a consultant and basically this
was taken out of that publication. To be intercepted by Meridian - I guess
this could be 20 - 30 years from now."
Kingsford: "To be" is different than "could be" or "may be" - "To be" is "you will"
If you are asking us to adopt this - this is not something that we would like to
adopt."
Jarvis: "The thing is, we don't want to change it so that you have a different
plan compared to somebody else - we wnat to have a plan that addresses everyone
the same.. I don't see any problem with changing the wording you want changed.
We did have a public hearing..."
Orton: "bJe did comment at great length on the wording on your Amendment Procedure
and the comments were almost word for word- ~ comments were almost word for word
which just came from Grant - so there has been comments and you know the County
Commissioner's are completely aware of our concern regarding the APA position
on the Amendment orocedure. Your flow chart and the wording 1n this, and the
wording in your previous documents where you were proposing them to us as
amendments, don't say what you just said to us. ble have already testified on
that in that regard at that public hearing."
Darryl Tufte: "I wrote this section of the book. To me it does make sense but I
can see where it might be a problem to you. We have two boundaries - most cities
have two boundaries - called a Urban Service Planning Area Boundary and a Sewer
Service Planning Area Boundary. In the past, in many of the cities, these two
boundaries were not the same - this created a number of problems with development
proposals - therefore the City was willing to allow the development but
the sewer district wasn't going to extend sewer to that area. Se what we are
trying to do is get the boundaries the same. This flow chant then tried to tie
the changing of an urban and a sewer service boundary into one process. And
really, they are still two separate processes - they cane be done, the city's
part, as one. The City can amend both their urban service and their sewer service
planning boundary at one time. At that time then, the sewer part goes to AP,4
Board. The APA Board, where it says "takes final action as the locally
Meridian City Hall .4. Februa~ 16 1982
Agenda 3 (Cont'd) Rick Jarvis, APA Waste4later Management Plan......
Tufte:
designated 208 planning agency to amend the 208 Plan in accord with a munici-
pality's adopted changes" - in other words whatever you tell them - "derived
from public hearings". So their change at the APA Board meeting is whatever
you recommend in terms of a sewer service planning area change to be incorporated
into this plan. The other change, Urban Service Planning Area, is the change
that you do in conjunction with the County in your Area of Impact. You know the
complexity of that. We want to tie the two together - they should be one boundary.
There has to be an agreement by you and the County as to what this boundary is
going to be - and that is your Area, of Impact Agreement Boundary."
City Clerk: "When P1r. Bob (linter was here about a year ago to work with us to
set a Urban Sewer Service Boundary and there was a member of the Planning and
Zoning Commission that helped with that - they came forward and presented this
to the Mayor and the Council - they approved that. As it turned out it was
stated that the City had designated this same boundary as their Impact Area
Boundary - there is a tie?" "The Urban Sewer Service Boundary is being used
as the Impact Area?"
Jarvis: "This has nothing to do with the Impact Area. On the Resolution of
Intent, when we went to the Board of County Commissioners, they wanted to
review the document. The Resolution was drafted in December and it wasn't until
February that they adopted this document as part of their Comprehensive Plan.
Basically this says "we will consider it at a future date'as part of our
Comprehensive Plan" whether it's adopted or not depends on Public Hearing."
"We've worked very hard to get everybody to agree on that certain plan and we
would like to see it adopted. I think it's consistent with your plan.'Thank you."
Agenda
4 Fire Truck - Joint Venture Agreement
Councilman Tolsma reported that he had reviewed the JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENT
between the City of Meridian and the Meridian Rural Fire District on the new
Fire Truck and recommended approval.
The Plotion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Kingsford that the Council approve
the Joint Venture Agreement between the City and the Meridian Rural Fire District
for one (1) Pierce 1500 GP~1 Custom Pumper with 750 Gallon Booster Tank, powered
by Detroit 8V92TA Diesel Engine, F.O.B., that the City and Rural!. Fire District
share and pay for all lease obligations, maintenance, costs, and expenses (50% ea
and that the P1ayor be authorized to sign agreement.
Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Tolsma, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea
Copy of Agreement on File with these minutes
Agenda
5 Police Car Bid
Chief of Police Doug Nichols reported that the bid opening for a 1982 Police Car
was held February 3rd with the Police Commissioner, Chief of Police, City Clerk
and Dick tJhite, representative of Peridian Ford attending. Meridian Ford was
the only bid received. Chief Nichols recommended acceptance of this bid for
total delivered price 39,064.00.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Orton that the Council accept
Feridian Ford bid for one (1) 1932 LTD 4 Door, equipped as listed on the bid
for $9,064.00.
Motion Carried: Tolsma, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Kingsford, yea
feridian Ford Bid on file with these minutes.
rgenda Bills were read
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The Notion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that the bills be paid.
ilotion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Tolsma, yea
Meridian Citv Hall
Februarv 16, 1982
Agenda Community Development Block Grant (HUD) - Sewer Rehabilitation
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Mayor Glaisyer announced that separate sealed bids for the construction of the
residential wastewater service lines will be received by the City of Peridian
at the City Hall Office until 5:00 P.h1., Monday, February 22, 1982, and then
publicly opened and read aloud. Copies of contract documents may be obtained at
the offices of J-U-B Engineers, Inc.
Agenda Mayor Glaisyer reported meeting with Donna Furuyama, Chief Executive Officer, of
8 Capitol Computer Corporation, concerning the changeover of computers.
Mayor Glaisyer recommended approval of the purchase of a larger upgraded computer.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Tolsma to approve the acqusition
of a 32 MB Subsystem, Winchester Drive Computer for the amount of $7,500 plus
freight and installation, from Capitol Computer Corporation.
Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Tolsma, yea
Contract on file with City Clerk.
Agenda DEPARTPIEIJT REPORTS:
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Attorney Crookston suggested that the Council contact legislator's to oppose
the Open h~eeting Bill. He felt this bill would impede City Council business.
Chief of Police requested Council approval to authorize a patrolman to attend
Police Academy fora training period of five weeks. Room and Board to be
$510.00 and a Budgeted item.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Kingsford to authorize room and
board expense in the amount of `0510.00 for Patrolman Al Thorusen to attend
the Police Academy, Boise, Idaho.
Ptotion Carried: Orton, yea; Brewer, yea; Kingsford, yea; Tolsma, yea
Public Work's Supt Bruce Stuart reported that Well #7, located West 8th Street,
has a broken probe and would need repair. The well keeps going off and on.
There being no other business to come before the Council the Motion was made by
Kingsford and seconded by Orton that the meetiny be adjourned at 8:30 P.M.
Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; 0 n, yea; Tolsma, yea
Meeting Adjourned. /
J`/ ph L. G aisyer, a r
Attest:
~ it Clerk
pc: fdayor & Council;P&Z;AII Dept. Heads;Attorney;
AIC; ACHD;Central Health;Nampa-Meridian brig;
Ada Commissioners;Ada Zoning Director;
Newspapers (4);All related Files
JOINT VEP:TURE AGaF'r>".ENT
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THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered i^to this ~~~ay of
_`ebruary 19II2 by and between the City of Meridian, Idaho,
!~, hereinafter referred to as the "City" and the ^1er.idian P.ural
it Fire District, a Fire Protection District of the State of Idaho,
~ hereinafter referred to as t::e District,
W I T N E S S E T H:
WHEREAS, the City and the District have t'^.e governmental
i duty of providing fire protection within their respective juris-
dictions and as part of ±hat duty own and overate fire fighting
equipment;
ii SVHEREAS, the City and the District are in need of new fire
fighting equipment and neither entity has the funds to purchase
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'~ by itself, ±he necessary equipment to provide the adequate and
I; necessary fire fichting ec~ap=.nent;
Yv'HEREAS, the City and the District cooperate with one another
extensively in providinc fire ~~rotection; that the Ci*_y ar.d the
District often use the others equipment and Eire fichting apparatus;
WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of the City and the
District, and the tax payers of both entities, that they cooperate '.
*_o all extents possible so that dup_ication is not created, and
to reduce the costs and expenses o` both entities in orovidinc
necessary and adequatr~ fire protec*_ion-
WHE"LEAS, the City an:_'. District have prior acreemer.ts as to
coopera*_ion and use of facilities, hous:~::e, and e:^~ipmer.t pursuan*_
to Idaho Code 31,1424;
NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby understood and agreed by the
parties, as follows:
1. The parties hereby join tocether to corm a joint venture
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fire truck, <:pparatus and equipment described in Exhibit "A"
attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein as if
set fort;, in full; t`:at the additional purpose of this joint
venture is to commonly use and maintain the fire truck. The
joint vertarers :,ereby specifically state that they are not
partners nor does this agreem,:ent constitute a partnership
agreeme,t but is entered into under the authority of Ida:.o Code
31-1424.
2. That the: parties shai.l be jointly and severally liable
for a_,.'~ payment ohli.gations under the lease, including but not
_~n;ited to lease payments, insurance payments, and taxes, if any;
that, while the parties are jointly and severally liable to the
Lessor under the lease, they s'::all be liable one to the other for
all obligations that are not paid in the proportion hereinafter
agreed upon, but which a ra paid by one party or by the other, solely
or disproportionately, arci the one party not meeting i'-s propor-
tioaate obligations sha'~1 aay to the other party funds to meet its
ubiig~_~ons; that this oblirat`.r;n i.o repay the other party shall
apply not only to lease obligations, but also to maintenance and
ail other costs associated with the equipment described in
Exhibit "A", including replacement thereof.
3. That the City shall share a.nd pay for ail lease obliga-
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tions, n'~air.tea:ance, costs, and expenses to the extent of fifty
percent (50~); that the District shall share and pay for all
lease obligations, maintenance, costs and expenses to the extent o
fifty percent (SG`o) that the above limitations are as between the
parties themsel~~aes as it is agreed t:,at one party or the other
shall be liable for and pay ail lease obligations, maintenance,
costs, and expenses incurred to keep the equipment operating,
even though they may 'nave to seek reimbursement from the other
party.
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4. That, in t:ze event the parties desire to purchase the ii
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equipment shall be in both entities. In the event one party
i~~i desires to purchase and the other does not, ttie buying party may ~ ~~~`~
do so individually, hnt the buying party shall pay to the non- I
buying party one-ha of the appraises value of the equipment j
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as aetermincci a; of the date of purchase, and the buying entity i'
shall receive credit for ail lease payments afforded the lessor,
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5. In the event ?~otit parties hereto eventually own the
fire equipment and the parties decide to sell ail or any part
thereof, the r.roceeds of sale shall be divided in the same
proportions as set fort.: in Paragrap;: 3 hereinabove. I
6. That each party shall carry the fire ecuipment on their
books in _:~e same proportion. as set forth i n ?aragrapir s hereof. '.
7. That, in file event a liability is created due to the use
of the fire equipment, that iia:,'.'_ity shall be borne by the party
using t:,, ecuipment; that is, if the equipment is sent to and used
on a fire wit"r:in ti7e Rural District and a liability is created,
the Rural District shall be responsible for that liability; that
in the event the non-user is also held liable, the using party
shall reimburse the non-user for any funds the non-user pays out '
as a result of that iia;iiity and the user shall indemnify and hold'
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harmless the non-using party.
8. That in the event the equipment is injured or damaged,
the ~:-arty using the equipment at the time it is injured or damaged ~I,
sha h have t::e responsibility to pay 'tor and see that all caamage
and injury to the er,ui.pment is repaired; additionally, in that j
regard, each entity shall carry the equipment on its own insurance!
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DoKSroN policies including !.lability, collision and cosaprehensive cover-
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y. That the equipment shall be used by no entity other than
these contracting parties and for no other uses other than those
for which either entity is lawfully authorized to use said equ
i0. That this agreement may be amended from time to time as
t're parties shall agree w-:animously.
1. That the provisions of this agreement shall be binding
upon the scccessors, executors, and assigns of. the parties hereto, ~
I\ LVITtii53S WiIEitEOr^, the parties hereto have affixed their
hands the day and year in this agreement first above written.
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One (1) Pierce 1500 GP'1 Custom pumper with
757 Galion Wooster Tank, powered by
Detroit bV92TA Diesel Engine, with standard
ernipment as set forth in the Pierce Proposal
Specifications
Two (2) Scott Pressure Der:',ar,d Air :?asps - Mounted
Two (li Extra Scott Bott~es - Mounted
One (1) Pitted I:ose Bed Cover
One (~) Akror, ±;2,'_P,5 - 2 i./2" Fiyc:rar.t Gate
One (i) Set - 2 ~/2" Dou;;7.e Male :;336 and 2 1/2" Double
Female #;'35 Connectors
One (i.) i'ecicra;. Night Fi<.i ~_.,. i~i41-= - ,tounted
One i'~-, ^,'sror. #1581 Gated t4ye 2 ii 2 x 1 1/2 x 1 i/2
Two (2) Akror. '')'.730 - 2 1/2" Turbo-et Playpipe Assembly
i'our !4) Akron .~ :,5 - 1 1/2"Turboec Nozzels
One (1; Akron -,48 Spanner wrens;. Flolder Set with Ldrenches
One (~ Akror. Ni.58~ - 5" F x 2 i/2F x 2 1/2 F Gated Siamese
Two (2) 20' ~er.c;hts 3" soft suction Hose Coupled 2 1/2" M and F
~. .- a:..`..'_f3S Ft9ma ie E:7d
One (:) :".~ Jile :radio 40 watt - Mounted
Two (2) ?orte, r'.e Radios 5 wait
700' of i 1/2"n. F. Goodrich Cot'~oa Polyester Double Jacket
F~re Bose 60~;; Test Coupled Su' Lenghts NST Couplings
Liyh t weicrht
12Op' of 3" Hose B. F. Goodric:. Cottor. Polyester Double Jacket
Fire I':ose o00~ Test Coupled 50' Lenghts 2 1/2" NST
' Couplings Ligia Weight
JOINT VEiITii2F, A%Ri3N=;`~T - EXHIBIT "A"