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County of Orange Animal Services Agreements <br />April 19, 2016 <br />Page c <br />The cost of the new facility will be shared amongst all participating cities. As such, the County is <br />requesting that cities who wish to engage services at new Animal Care Shelter to commit and <br />execute a Participation Agreement and Agreement for Provision of Animal Care Services by April <br />30, 2016. No cities will be added for a three -year period following the execution of the <br />agreements. <br />As part of our due diligence, Police Department staff contacted animal care shelters from <br />surrounding communities and has determined that other than the County of Orange Animal Care <br />Shelter, no other animal care shelter in the County has the capacity to address Santa Ana's <br />animal care needs. The animal care facilities that City Staff contacted include: <br />• Irvine Animal Care Center <br />• Laguna Beach Animal Shelter <br />• Orange County Humane Society (in Huntington Beach) <br />• Westminster Animal Care Center <br />• Mission Viejo Animal Services Center <br />• Dana Point Animal Shelter (in San Clemente) <br />Participation Agreement <br />The proposed ten -year Participation Agreement will cover the period of April 19, 2016 through <br />July 1, 2026 with an estimated total cost of $7,141,377. The new animal shelter facility is a <br />scalable project. As such, the County can adjust the size of the proposed facility based on the <br />final number of participating contract cities. The City's participation amount may change <br />depending on the final number of participating cities. The maximum animal shelter cost is based <br />on a $35M facility with the County contributing the first $5M (plus the land) toward costs incurred <br />after April 1, 2016. The remaining $30M will be divided proportionally among cities based on the <br />previous five years of shelter usage. If at any time the County elects to discontinue providing <br />animal sheltering services, the cities have an option to take over the operation of the shelter from <br />the County under a ground lease arrangement. This option is available for 50 years. <br />Animal Care Services Agreement <br />The proposed ten -year Animal Care Services Agreement will cover the period of April 19„ 2016 <br />through June 30, 2026 with an estimated total cost of $12,305,730. The estimated total cost <br />does not include potential inflation adjustments and is solely based on the projected cost of <br />$1,230,573 for the 2016 -17 fiscal year. The County will communicate any and all future cost <br />adjustments for the provision of animal care services. The City currently utilizes a hybrid <br />approach to providing animal services. The County provides animal shelter services and the City <br />performs licensing and animal patrol services. The City's current 2015 -16 fiscal year animal care <br />services agreement is estimated at $1,135,400. <br />Staff recommends the approval of the Participation Agreement and the Animal Care Services <br />Agreement to ensure timely execution of both agreements by April 30, 2016, and secure <br />uninterrupted animal care services from the Orange County Animal Care Shelter. <br />25C -2 <br />
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