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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCharles W. Thompson - 1981-03-0211 JI ' CITY OF HUNT������� ��A�� 2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92648 OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK August'118, 1987 Charles W. Ihompson, City Administrator City of t unti ngton Beach 2000 Main Street iiuntington Beach, CA 92648 Pursuant to the direction received fror the City Ccjncil, attached hereto is a Statement of Council Action of = uc:ust 17. 1987. ALICIA iM. WEiilWOUH, CI"i CLEPt Connie�BrocEwa,{� �TP Deputy (T*l*ph"*: 714.536.52211 STATEMENT OF THE ACTION OF HE CITY COUNCIL, Council Chamber, City Hall Huntington Beach, California Monday, August 17, 1987 Mayor Pro Tem Erskine celled the regular rr;eeting of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach to order at 7 p.m. airs. MEL Present: Winchell, !-lays, Erskine, Green, Bannister AbsEnt: Finley, Kelly ***#►t#i#{#t#�1*#t##ic,1!#+*fir+4A+{►,k■*,Ir+►kid►.•Rk*!i►*i,►fwrl*r�fr*►r,1►ta�riidri CITY ADMINISTRATR' S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED Public . statement: of a Council action pursuant to GoverNment Cocie Section 54957.1. A motion was nia.de by F;inchell, se}conaed Ly Greer;, pursuant to Section 400 (d) of the City Charter, to accept the resignation of 14r. C. W. lho.=son <<ffcctive thirty days after service up:)n him of written not :ce of tt;;s action and fur- ther that the City Clerk be directed to prepare sul.,h ,N r i tte+n notice and cause the same to be F*ersonally servedl r;:. rio:T4)son, on AuQ st ib, .uG 7. the MOtion carried by the following roll cal! vc,tt AYES: lays, Winchell, wrs.:ine, Grecr, Ba:U.ister tIDES : None ABSE2fi: Finley, Kelly Mayor Pro Tem Erskine stated for the re:ur.: 7.at1'f.f :;ac. f��•:�:; cisce::;sE� with Mayor Kelly and Ar. '1hoi-mson aric: that CoL:nci l w;a.11d be taking such action at this however, trig,• riai tr) t�e .ri SaLra.i_rto for a D eting related to City business. Rtlr*tlit�f,rtt3t4�ti�*tr*+r**•*f.••►af+err*►#r►►.1r*r+ry.rr•tff»rt,ifrr�w••slrrs,M Ma,.or Pro Tem Erskine adjou.nej the rr-::::lar u` the City Council of the City of Huntington ?each. AT TEST : STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Ore.nge ) City of Huntington Beach) Alicia I.% ''►;e;yt::c►rth ,, C:a.t'_: k and e.X-ott :c.(j rier't. Qt the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California BY Connie. Bruc k:�as Deputy City Clerk T Page 2 - "St htement of A(On of the City Council I, ALICIA M. WEMYwJRTH, the duly elected and qualified City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach, California, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct Statement of Action of. the City Council of said City at their regular meeting field on the l7th clay of August 1987. WITNESS my hand and sea? of the said City of Huntington Beach this the 18th day of August, 1987. Alicia M. Wentworth Ci t}Clerk and ex-ot f ici o Clerk of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California BY Connie Brockway Deputy City Clerk Z- 7 Deputy SUPPLE,MI:NTAL AGRIsI-I'MENT NUMBS-lt 5 TO THE AGREEMENT FOR PERSONAL SERVICES DATED MARCII `2, 1981 AS AMI:NDE BY AND BETWEEN 'nfE: erry of., IIUN,rINGT0N BEACH AND CHARLES IV. 'I'llOINIPSON TIRS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEME*NT NUMBE'lt 5 is entered into this dray of bCG--1986, by and between the CITY OF IIUN'riNGTON BEACH, a municipal corporation of the State of California, herein called ,cr Y", and CHARLES IV. THO,MPSON, herein called "ADMINISTRA'fOit". The parties hereto agree as follo-ni: R EC1TA i,S In consideration of the premises, the certain co:)trac•t for personal services entered into between the CITY and A1: -1.11NI5'IHATOR at Huntington Ileach, California on March 2, 1981 is hereby amended wind modified its follows: 1. Paragraph 3 _ COMP;:NSATION is amended by the following new subparagraph I'll": B. Commencing June 28, 1986, A1) .11j"I'IS 'RATOR shall receive a salary of Might thousand ninety dollars ($8,00) per month from which thy. c shall be deducted five hundred sixty six dollars and thirty cents ($566.30) l'ubliv Employees Retirement System (PERS) payments. Commencing December 27, 1986, ADMUNISTRATOR shall receive a salary of eight thousand two hundred el,�ven dollars ($8,211) per month from which there shall be dcJucted five hundred seventy four dollars and seventy-seven cents ($574.77) Public Employees Retirement System (1'ERS) payments. Reimbursement for automobile expense sha11 be increased twenty five dollars ($25) per month, effective July 1, 1986 and reimbursement for general expense allowance shall remain the same. Such amounts shall be paid as saalar•1 for services as Executive Director of Redevelopment. PLRS payments of thirty six dollars nand seventy-five cents ($36.75) per month shall be paid on said salary by CITY. f, 2. All the terms, conditions and provisions thereof, unless specifically modified herein, are to apply to this modifying contract. lJ WHEREFOItEt this Supplemental Agreement Number S is executed by and between the parties as of the date first above written. ATTEST: . 0021J City Clerk -2- CITY OI� IIUN'1'INC'I'ON E3E?A(".EI A Municipal Corporation 1lriyor Pro Tempere, 'r APPROVE AS TO FORM: City Attorney Cite :1dmin►stuiter I� y 'r• .i SLf-TiBvf1vrAL A ?a3,04r f Q. 4 TO 11-C XM?vLNT FT32 PEJU JAL 5EIRVI0 S CATED NW -CH 2, 1981 AS A DUDI BY AO U:Tt'034 1FE Cl TY G 1-U4T It*GlrJv 11 ACJ-i AID CHT1LS V1. TT-i15 9JTL i-,effAi. AC10E1`-ti1,4T NJ. 4 is entered inta this I s t day of July, 1985, by and between ttew CITY C:F FU4TItZTEN BUIC-1, a municipal corporation of the State of California, herein called "CITY," and C}-1 R-E-5 W. TK1V 5CN, herein ca 1 1 ed "ADAINI 51RATLR. It The parties hereto agree as follows: REC I T AL `.i In consideration of the premises, that certain contract for personal services .entered into between CIT:' and i^OA1N1STRAIU-i at Hint ington Beach, California, on Nbrch 2, 1901 is hereby arended and nodified as follows: 1. Paragraph 3 - CT?442E ,&ATIO,4 i s imended by the f o 1 I owi ng new subparagraph "B": B. Cumrncinq July 1, 1985, EYl-1lNi')1PATUi shall receive a salary of seven thousand seven hundred and five: dollars ($7705) per nonth frun which there shall be deducted five hundred thirty-nine dollars and thirty-five cents ($539.35) Public Enployces Ret i rment Systun (1-U6) paycients. ReiriburstTrrnt for automobile expense shall be increased $25 per nmth, effective July I, 1985 and reinbursuiunt for general expense alltm-anre: shall roroin the sale. Such arrounts shall be paid as salary for services as Executive Director of Redevelepnnt. P06 paymnts of thirty-five: dollars ($35.00) per nunth shall be paid on said salary by CITY. 2. All the tee, conditions, and 'provisions thereof, unless specifically .rmdlfied herein, are to apply to this ",odifyinej contract. W+IREJZ:i;E, the SupplUTental PgrerIrent No. 4 is executed by and between the parties as of the date first above written. C 1 T`r' CF I U,4T 1 tq,-FLN EEPOI, a municipal corporation ATTEST: APW,. &-D ti IU FM-i: City Clerk' r i ty Attorney rU.-U •JI STIi TLR 1440 j SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT 140. 3 TO THE AGREEMENT FOR PERSONAL SERVICES DATED MARCH 29 19819 AS APPENDED, BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH AND CHARLES W. THOMPSON THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT No. 3 is entered into this ist day of October, 1984, by and between the CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a municipal corporation of the State of California, herein called "CITY," ind CHARLES W. THOMPSON, herein called "ADMINISTRA"iOR." The parties hereto agree as follows: R E C I T A L S In consideration of the premises, that certain contract for persona} services entered into between CITY anr: ADMINITRATOR at Huntington Beach. California, on Marct: 2, 1981, is hereby amended and modified as follows: I. Paragraph 3 - COMPENSATION is amended. by the following new subparagraph "B": B. Commencing Jaiy 1, 19b4. ADMINISTRATOR shall receive a salary of seven thoasand three handred thirty- eight dollars ($7,338) per month from which there stall be deducted five hundred thirteen dolls^5 and sixty-six cents ($513.66) Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) payments. Reimbursements for automobile expense and for general expense allowance shall remain the same except that such amounts shall be pa.d as salary for services as Executive Dir,.:^.tor of Redevelopment. PERS payments of thirty-three dollars and twenty-five cents ($33.25) per month shall be pairs on said salary by CITY. 2. All the terms, conditions, and provisions thereof, unless . specifically mortified herein, are to apply to this modifying con- tract. WHEREFORE, the Supplemental Agreement No. 3 is executed by and between the parties as of the date first above written. 'Y OF HUNTINGTON BEA a muni po ati n i Mays ATTEST: A PPC r 0 h M �r� r `/�7 City Clerk City Attorney r � ADMINISTRATOR -2- rAt 1 C1.TY0.F HUNTINGTO N BEACH a T1. O CITY COJNCILMEMDERS FROM JACK, KELLY SU13JECT Merit Consideration - City DATE September 4, 1.984 Administrator. 1 recently convon©rl' the Mayor's Committee to discuss a recommendation for presentation Lo Council which addresses compensation to the City Administrator. There was unanimous a(ireement that service performed by the City Administrator has been outstanding in all phases of his responsibility. Comments were also exchanged regardi.nct the salary spread of 121 to 15% which traditionally separates a Chief Executive Officer and Department licr.d s in {tovernm(.n t . There now exists a 4 z., spread in the .case of our City Administrator. Because of this, the Committee members were inclined to suggest a significant compensation increase as well as increases in expense allowances based on C.P.I. ftowever, we respectfully recommend for Council's consideration a compensation increase which equates to increases previously granted to Department Hz -,ads. in addition, for upgradinn retirer;ent gene its, the committee recommends the PUS contribution, auto allowance and fixed general expenses be treated as part or the City Administrator's salary a:hich could be paid out of Redevelopment for the, City Administrator's services as Executive Director. These recommendations, if approved by Council, could be accomi.)l i shed by passing the enclosed Resolution of Amendment to the present agree- ment between the City and the City Administrator. The Mayor's Committee respectfully recommends. a compensation increase of $318.00 per month (5?.) and restructuring of the basic employment contract to treat PERS, auto allowance and fixed gonera 1 expenses as salary from which PERS and all applicable withhold,riu taxes will be deducted. There is no inc-j•ease in auto allowance or fixed ge-neral expenses. JK:bb Alt JAJ :.!." :: CITY0F H UNTI TON' BEACH CITY, COUNCIL dM'MUNIGA"rIO*N • » • Mayor Mandic, Mayor Pro To , Councilmembers FROM Tem: MacAllister, and z.r Councilwoman Finley libBJECT CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S EVALUATION/ DATE June 30, 1952 tiERIT INCREASE The,Council Committee has met ,eith City Administrator Charles W. Thompson and conducted an evaluation of his perform;tnce after colic-. iting input from all Councilmembers. Because we are pleased with the manner in which Mr. Thompson performs his duties-, we are recom- mending a merit increase be given to him. Recommendation Approve the attached Supplemental Agreement which moves the City Administrator from Range 491-E to Range 514--E and authorizes an expense allowance of $150 monthly. RPM:DM:REF:JC/p3 �� .0 0 SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT 110. 3 TO THE AGREEMENT FOR PERSONAL SERVICES DATED HARCH 2. 19819 AS AMENDED, BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY.OF HUNTINGTON BEACH AND CHARLES W. THOMPSON THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT No. 3 is entered into this 4th day of September, 1984, by and between the CITY OF WINTINGTON BEACH. a municipal corporation of the State of California, herein called "CITY," and CHARLES W. TIHOMPSON, herein called "ADMINISTRATOF,." The parties hereto agree: as follows: R E C I T A L S A.n consideration of the premises, that certain contract for per:.onal services entered into between CITY and ADMINISTRATOR at Huntington Beach, California, on tearer 2. 1981. is hereby arended and modified as follow.: 1. Paragraph 3 - COMPENSATI0h is amended by the following new subparagraph "B": B. Commencing July 1, 1984, ADMINISTRATOR shall receive a Salary of seven thousand cne hundred thirty- five dollars ($7,135) per month from which there shall be deducted four hundred sixty-seven dollars ($467) Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) payments. Reimbursementn for automobile expense and for general expense allowance shall remain the same except that such amounts shall be pa i.d as salary for services as Executive Director of Redevelopment. PERS payments of 2. All the terms, conditions, and provisions thereof, unless specifically modified herein, are to apply to this modifying contract WHEREFORE, the Supplemental Agreement No. 3 is executed by and between the parties as of the date first above written. • CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a mijnlci.pal corporation ATTEST: City Clerk 46 t"ayor {PF BOVIIED izS TO FUHM: t:Ity ��ttorney ADM11f,'13Th,iT:?Ei Page ill - Council Minutes 3/2/81 SATURDAY RETREAT COUNCIU PLANNINr COHHISSION - TO BE SCHEDULED IN APRIL Mayor Bailey suggested that an all day Saturday Council/Planning Commission retreat be scheduled at this time.,, Following discussion it was the consensus of Council that the matter `be brought back to Council for discussion in April. FLASHING CAUTION LIGHTS - HEIL BETWEEN SPRINGDALE EDWARDS - REPORT RE UESTED FR IMZPT .The City Cler%, presented a communication and copy of a petition listing approximately 850°signatures of persons requesting flashing crossing lights nn Heil Avenue between Springdale and Edwards, together with a copy of a communication from Spring View School requesting same. On mot"ion•by Bailey, second.MacAllister, Council directed staff to bring back A report on April 6, 1981 regarding two flashing caution lights, one. for each crosswalk, on Heil Avenue between Springdale and Edwards Streets. The motion carried unanimously. IC AGREEMENT WITH CITY ADMINISTRATOR - APPROVED On motion by Bailey, second Mandic, Council approved an agreement between the City and new City Administrator Charles Thompson. The motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Pattinson, Thomas, Finley, Bailey, MacAllister, Mandic NOES: None ABSENT: Kelly PD STATISTICS RELATED TO BEACHWALK Councilwoman Finley requested a report from the Police Department regarding the number of.calls related to traffic and parking problems in the Beachwalk area. The Chief of Police.stated that such statistics are not available geographically at the present time; however, he would begin gathering information beginning now and present a report to Council in thirty days. APPOINTMENT - MEADOWLARK AIRPORT BOARD - TUPF'ER I� On motion by MacAllister, second Bailey, Council appointed Thomas S. Tupper to the Meadowlark Airport Board. The motion carried unanimously. P('TA MEETING - 3L12181 Councilman MacAllister stated that there would be a Public Cable Television Authority breakfast meeting at Brewster on Thursday, March 12, 1981. STREETLIGHTS ON MAIN STREET Councilman MacAllister stated that he had been barraged with letters from concerned citizens voicing their fear that the old street lights on Main Street vm re to bo replaced. The Director of Public Works stated that a program ,to convert the lights to high pressure soditam was under- way, that this`did not affect the light fixtures and that there was no Arlan toreplace the street lamps. a . 4 w SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT NO. 2 TO THE AGREEMENT FOR PERSONAL SERVICES DATED MARCH 2, 1981, AS AMENDED, 3Y ANI) BETWEEN THE CITY OF HUNTINGTUiJ 13EACH AND CHARLE:S W. THOMPSON THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT No. 2 is entered into this 4 day of August, 1983, by and between the CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a municipal corporation of the State of t:a.lifornia, here -in called "CITY," and CHARLES W. THOMPSON, herein called "ADMINISTRATOR." The parties hereto agree as toll lows: R E C I T A L S In consideration of the preinisvci, that cerLa,,n contract for PERSONAL SERVICES entered into between the (:I'fY ano ADMINISTRATOR at Huntington Beach, California, on `ar,:•h 2, 1981, is tiere.1)y further.- amended and modified as follows: 1. Para t3t•ap11 3 - Ct1,MPENSA'I IoN is amended by t )I It:fwing new subparagraph "h" : "h. Coming.-ricing July 1, 1483, ADMI'rJS1RAI'OR shill rece ive a r, a Lary ot; :i x thol Sand thr0t� hundred f it ty do Iars ( $EA, 350 ) per inont.h, Talus seven percent (7't) PE:RS r-+:�imbur sement in the sum of four hundred t:tjrty-f. ive dol l,� (S445) leer.' month, for a total of six thousand seven hundred ninety-f ive dol lai•s ($6, 795) per month and an expense a l lowat i n , the seam of one hundred f .i f ty dollars ($150) for each such month." ADL : p$ , -1 .l . 2* All the terms, conditions, and provisions thereof, unless specifically modified herein, are to apply to this modifying contract. WHEREFORE, the Supplemental Agreement NO. 2 is executed by and between the parties as of the date first above written. CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a municipal corporation Mayor ATTEST: City Clerk 2. APPHOVED AS TO FORM: ADM I N I ST!i A F Q K : CHARLIE's W. THOMPSON SUPP LI; f-F-1i ..AL AGREEI ai?NT '10. , TO THE AGREEMENT FOR PERSONAL SERVICES DATED MARCH 29 1981 :3'I AND BF[T,tiEE,1 IH CITY ,., iIUl2TII►G:O!J REAL,.. AND CtsAi?LES tr; . Ti.O'•?'SC?tl THIS SUPPLEMENTAL ACIREi:;r;F..I1'I' IIO. I is entered Into this—_6'��� daZt o1 1 i r " • T I1 le ..: '� 4 ,- .r:T•: • rIf T t~ �` ~ �+ ,,Uy,J, � }�3a:. , t3,! �i 1. .3' r'E.f'ii t.h� +, 1 l�:' ilr.J►►I' �itr:O,� ��.�iiaYl, t �a r!orr:):r:� { `1� "-, jc� kSta) (> �',. t •�-- i i rare � • �. r,:trn:ic...c �._ ;. i t �n i _ ,� r ,.. .t �. -. j_Fs, .�c. _.i : c.::I1E7 II F• T+, .t 'I and r .'ES lei. �:. tr. 7'.• 111 1 1 TT .'r^rrT s��.•r�Tt tr��li• -If :hrw r�;_::r';ie�:; rj=yr�1tr.' ,:;:.,��y�� ��:. 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J'..� : i i • 1 1 ~:: ; ',.� .: :: � y :. 1) r a i 1 s I'" a 11. ow — re In, the 0. one l i . ty for t;ac}1 sUCiI mon h. — I — 2. All the t;e.rms, conditic}ns, rind pr'ovi ions t, e - of, unless: specIfIcr:.l.ly mod i fied he!-e±n, a-v t.o ripply F:o G,h1s u.odif%,ink corltrac'; . HE" It... Fl/}/11.a, t. I i e ,Ei,2►.I^I E:;i1 ..., `; {/• 1 ! F, t.�. X#I U, t, ed U ..,.'.. a n d 1 e C i'1 a tan, t, { i s a s :.) (. t. . r i 1, ! s +. y•• 1 l� 1 •. 1 e i 1 . ��.. rw�.• .y itTsl.w1T N'. 7'-`,,1 R FA r:..... .. 0.14,�'., i ,k • AGREEMENT FOR PERSONAL SERVICES TgIS AGREFMIENT is entered into on Rory , 1981 , by arid between the CITY OF HUNTINGTON HEACN, a municipal corporation of the State of California, her called "CITY", and CHARLES W. THOMPSnt1 , herein called "ADMINISTRATOR'' . The parties hereto agree as foli.ows: 1. EM?L0YMENT. CITY .hereby employs rtDMlliiISTRATOP. as t',e ^ity Adninistr•ator of the City of 1.1untington Peach, and ADMINISTRATOR accepts such employment. ADMINISTRATOR small perform the :iut.r,s of City Adminis-- trator a5 set "or�.'t in the F?r_tntinj:to n Rea^h 'i`y Charter, connencj.nE at. Section 400, and as further defined in :!.ppl i rRb1 F! ord inan(7i,,s and resolutions of CIT'l, as the sa:ie miia t)e hereafter a nended or• vecodi- f!ed. The term of e:;tploynent slta:l march 16 , 1981 , and the conpensat ion therefor shall ^ontinue :rnt.i? five (5�, montlis after �►ritt��n notice of t.ec•r r r i, r,e • .�Y' upon ADM 111.13TPA'MII �inat. an r In ac,�ordanc,3 with 'Charter Section '100. ?. RrS.IDENCE RHOUiRl?MEN`:'S. ADMINISTRATOR nus*, maintain t:is prirtc.ipal place of resi- M dence within the City of Huritincton reach, r.omnencirtt; rto later than September 15, 1981 . 3. COMIFENSATION. As compensation for services hereunder, ADMI►:ISTRATOR shall receive the following, salary and benefits: A. Commencing March 16, 1�?°1, ADMIiaTSTRATOR shall -nine dollars (�5,479i per receive a salary of five thousand seventy -1. month, plus seven percent (7%) 'PERS reimbursement, in the sum of three.hundred fifty-s,ix dollars ($356) per month, for a total of five thousand four hundred thirty-five dollars ($5,1135) per month. Be Commencing October 1, 1981, ADMINISTRATOR shall receive a salary of five thousand three hundred thirteen dollars ($5,313) per month, plus Seven percent (7%) PERS reimbursement of three hundred seventy-two dollars ($372) per month, for a total of five thousand six hundred o.ghty-five dollars (;$5,685) per month. C . ADMINISTRATOR shall receive an aut nmob ile allowance In the sum of three hundred twenty --five dollars ($3e5) per month, and CITY further agrees to install and maintain a two-way com- ,.unicatlons radio in ADi�INISTRATORIS persona.. autamobile, a►t,~3 any other special equipment. whsr.h CIT`: may require. D. During the first -� year/ of thl :� A�;ret.�nen t , vacs-- tion allowance shall accrue at; the rage of three, ; 3) weeks vacation per year. Thereafter, vacat- ion shn? l accrue at the rate of Pouts (4) weeks per ,car. F. CITY will rei.:thut-zie AD'1jjNzSTRAT,')R for the actual family moving expenses from his present; hone in Downey, California, to the City of Huntington Reach. F. CITY shall prey annually all service club dues for Rotary International. 1. Cl'ry shall provide croup medical insurance to ADMINISTRATOR and shall assume payment for dependents' health insurance effective upon employment. tv ere 4 H. Salary shall be paya.,!+:. bi-m-e�rtt-it-�y. I. In addition to the foregoing benefits, ADMI141STRATOR shall Also receive such other benefits as are generally applicable 2. 3r s to department heads as of the date of this Agreement, including life insurance, sick leave, income protection plan, holidays, bereavement and family illness leave, and physical examinations. Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, benefits shall be subject to the rights and restrictions otherwise applicably, to non --safety department heads. 4. CONFIDENTIAL EMPLOYEE.. It is understood that AM."INISTRATOF is a confidential employee of CITY. ADMMi.s`PRATOR covenants that he presently has no interest and shall not arquire any interest., direct or indirect, which would conflict in any :canner or iegreF! with the performance of his services her•eu:ider. Upon termination of em-ploy gent , ADMINIS"i'RATOR shall return to the 13TT': = nth pan'-] all doclt.'Ients and files then in his posse :Mon. 5. NOTICFS. Any notices given or r-equ:.r e;1 pur•;. a arit to this Agreement shall be served by first-class rn:.3il , postaget ltirep"'�Ild, raddvessed to CITY, in care of the City Clerk, Post Office ;fox 190, iiuritl.ngtoil Beach, California 92648, and to ADMINI,S"FRA'"0t3, at, 2000 Main Street, Huntington ?each, California 92648. 6. ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This written Agreement contal.ns the sole and entire agreement between the parties. It supersedes any and all other agreements between the parties. T}ic� parties ac�:nowlc:dE;e and agree that neither of them has made any representation with respect to the subject matter of this Agreement or any representations inducing the execution and delivery hereof except such representation$ as are specifically set forth herein, and each party acknowledges that 3• he or it has relied on his or its own Judgment In entering into the Agreement. The parties further acknowledge that any statements or representations that may have heretofore been made by either of them to the other, are void and of no effect and that neither of them has relied thereon in connection with his or its dealings with the other. 7. MODIFICATION. No waiver or mod' fication of this Agreement or of any covenant, condition, or limitation herein contained shall he valid unless in writing h-d duly executed by the party to be charged therewith. Furthermore , no evidence o f any wa ive•r or mod i f ical- ion :shall be offered or received in evile Lice in an;; proceeding„ arbi- tration, or liUlgation between ::he, parti-s arising out of or affecting this Agreement, or the rights or obligations of any party hereunder, unless such waver or, r-►cA fir,ation 1s in writiing, duly executed as aforrisaid. The provi.slon s of this paragraph may not be waived except as herein sets forth. 9. REP RES'r'.NTATION- The parties unde rs 'I,-andtl a t *,..his Agreement has been prepared by the C1-1y Attorney, who rep retsents irry, anti does riot represent or advise AI)MINI;.TRATOR. No re'pre:3entat tans arc, expressed or implied concerning thu legal or tax consequences of this Agree - scent as to ADMINISTRATOR, and ADMINISTRATORha:3 been advised that he may consult with his own professional advisors, attorney, and/or accountant. 9. ILLEGALITY. Should any term or,- provision of this Agreement be illegal, or not reasonably possible to perform, then the party tl.wir G the t�• duty of performance shall be excused from such performance for the duration of such illegality or impossibility. "Irnpossibilty" as used herein, shall include impractibility of performance because of excessive and unreasonable difficulty or expense. 10. GOVERNI14G i,AW, This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of California. 11. RIGHT OF TERMINATION. This Agreement may be terminated by AD,'UNISTRATOR upon thirty (30) days' prior written notice to CITY. Wf-:ERIEFORE, this Agreement is executed by and between the parties as of the date first written above. eL CHARLE.' ADMINISTRATOR APPROVED AS TO :FORM: City Attorney f c -s APPROVED: t Director of Person el and Labor Relations CITY OF HUNTI NGTON REACH, a municipal corporation Y. h�ayor APPROVED: Acting City Ac9�istrator ATTESTED TO: Alicia Wentworth, City Clerk