HomeMy WebLinkAboutC03-192 Central Mountains RETAC AppointmentsApproved by the BOCC-appointed Central Mountains RETAC members April 10, 2003
1 FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE
2 INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT
3 AMONG
4 CHAFFEE COUNTY, COLORADO
5 AND
6 EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
7 AND
EAGLE COUNTY
JUL 112003
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
8 LAKE COUNTY, COLORADO
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10 PARK COUNTY, COLORADO
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12 PITK.IN COUNTY, COLORADO
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14 SUMMIT COUNTY, COLORADO
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16 THIS FIRST AMEND ENT TO INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT is
17 entered into this 5 day of ,-2003 (the "Amendment"), by and among the
18 Board of County Commission rs of t e County of Chaffee, Colorado (hereinafter
19 "Chaffee"), Board of County Commissioners of the County of Eagle, Colorado
20 (hereinafter `Eagle"), Board of County Commissioners of the County of Lake, Colorado
21 (hereinafter "Lake"), Board of County Commissioners of the County of Park, Colorado
22 (hereinafter "Park"), Board of County Commissioners of the County of Pitkin, Colorado
23 (hereinafter "Pitkin"), and the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Summit,
24 Colorado (hereinafter "Summit"), sometimes referred to herein as the "County" or
25 "Counties" as the case may be.
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27 WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Section 18 of Article XIV of the
28 Colorado Constitution and Section 29-1-203, C.R.S., as amended Chaffee, Eagle, Lake,
29 Park, Pitkin, and Summit may cooperate or contract with one another to provide any
30 function, service or facility lawfully authorized to each County; and
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32 WHEREAS, the Counties entered into an Intergovernmental Agreement dated
33 July 1, 2000 (IGA), which is attached hereto as Exhibit 1 and incorporated herein by this
34 reference, for the purpose of jointly establishing a regional emergency and trauma.
35 advisory council (RETAC), known as the Central Mountain RETAC (CM-RETAC), to
36 recommend a regional emergency medical and trauma system plan for the Counties and
37 satisfy any other regulatory of statutory requirements and obligations of the Counties
38 pursuant to the Emergency Medical Services Act, § 25-3.5-101 et seq., C.R.S. and the
39 Statewide Trauma Care System Act, 25-3.5-701 et seq., C.R.S., or as expressly delegated
40 by the Counties; and
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42 WHEREAS, the Counties desire to amend the IGA for the purpose of reflecting certain
43 changes in the administration of the CM-RETAC that have been requested by the CM -
44 RETAC's County appointed members.
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46 NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the mutual promises, covenants,
47 and obligations herein set forth, the Counties agree to amend the IGA as follows:
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49 1. Modifications to IGA. The following changes to the IGA shall be effected upon
50 the signing of this document:
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52 A. Section 4. Page 3, lines 105 through 107 shall be replaced with:
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54 to their BOCC prior to April 1St of every third year, after a vote in the affirmative
55 by a majority of members at any official business meetings, the BOCC of each
56 county will forward a slate of approved candidates to the CM RETAC prior to
57 May 30th of every third year.
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59 B. Section 4. Page 3, line 118 shall be replaced with:
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61 shall appoint a new representative within ninety (90) days following removal or
62 notice
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64 C. Section 6. Page 5, lines 187 through 200 shall be replaced with:
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66 The CM RETAC shall provide for the keeping of accurate and correct
67 books of account on an accrual basis in accordance with the Local Government
68 Accounting Law, §29-1-501 et seq., C.R.S. and generally accepted accounting
69 principles, showing in detail capital costs, costs of special services, maintenance
70 and operating costs and all financial transactions of the CM RETAC. CM
71 RETAC's books of account shall correctly show any and all revenues, costs,
72 expenses or charges paid from or to be paid by funds obtained from federal or
73 state sources, each of the Counties, private contributions or revenue generated by
74 the CM RETAC's activities. CM RETAC's books shall be open to inspection
75 upon reasonable notice during normal business hours. CM RETAC shall provide
76 for the auditing of all books and accounts and other financial records of the CM
77 RETAC on an annual basis in accordance with the Colorado Local Government
78 Audit Law, § 29-1-601 et seq., C.R.S., by an independent Certified Public
79 Accountant selected by the CM RETAC. The audit shall be supplied to the
80 Counties upon request.
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82 D. Section 4. Page 3, lines 115 and 117; Section 6. Page 4, lines 151, 152,153,
83 169,175,177 and Page 5, line 203; Section 8. Page 5, line 229; Section 9. Page
84 6, lines 238 and 239; Section 11. Page 6, line 273 and Page 7 lines 276 and
85 292. In each of these places the term "RETAC" shall be replaced with the
86 term "CM RETAC."
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88 E. Section 11. Pages 6-7, lines 273-276. This sentence shall be replaced with:
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90 The Counties agree that any funds appropriated for the CM RETAC by or on
91 behalf of the terminating County prior to that County's provision of written notice
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of termination shall be contributed to the CM RETAC by the terminating County
during the notice of termination period.
F. The following new sentence shall be added to Section 6. Page 4, beginning on
line 154.
The CM RETAC shall not have the authority to create or incur any fiscal
obligation on behalf of or with respect to the Counties, without the Counties' prior
written approval.
2. Continuation of IGA. The remaining terms of the IGA not amended or modified
herein shall continue in full force and effect.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Counties have caused this Amendment to be
executed on the date first written herein.
ATTEST:
Clerk and Recorder
ATTEST:
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF THE COUNTY OF CHAFFEE
Lo
Chairman
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
)F THE COUNTY OF EAGLE
ATTEST:
Clerk and Recorder
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF THE COUNTY OF LAKE
Lo
Chairman
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.2 INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT
3 AMONG
4 CHAFFEE COUNTY, COLORADO
5 AND
6 EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
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8 LAKE COUNTY, COLORADO'
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10 PARK COUNTY, COLORADO
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16 THISAGREEMENT is entered into this I" day of July, 2000, by and ama
17 Board of County Commissioners of the County of Chaffee, Colorado (hereina""�"„�';
18 "Chafee'% Board of County Commissioners of the County of Eagle, Colo
19 (hereinafter "Eagle'), Board of County Commissioners of the County of Lake C6W
20 (hereinafter "Lake', Board of County Commissioners of the Countyof P {`
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21 (hereinafter "Park'), Board of County Commissioners of the County of pith_C F
22 (hereinafter "Pitkin'), and the -Board of County Commissioners of the Count► of T �~
23 Colorado (hereinafter "Summit'), sometimes referred*to herein -as the 'County" d'e x Wiz "
24 "Counties" as the case may be.
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26 WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Section 18 of ArticleMV
27 Colorado Constitution and Section 29-1;.;203, C -RA, as amended Cha--fibe Ea. M^ $
28 Park, Pi��;�;;
tkin, and Summit may cooperate or contract vvith oneanother to.
29 function, service or facility lawfuly�authorizeoun#; ate` d to each C
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31 WHEREAS, the General Assemblyof the�tate Qf Colorado revised the C_ n
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:32 Trauma Care System Act, Secti6n2 3 5=7U1, a _se , C R.h'; ' ereinali
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35 Advisory Cauncils' ("ATAC"s> Cental--moun
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40 WHEREAS, rece%t Aetier isi�ns ni a � r �
41 commissioners of each cony reple Bei "'IP
.42 Ernergency Medio and T'
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43 to be comprised of no fewer than fteotanl7 eoitiy of a qty and
44 county, fox the, ' ,& idr g re car rr endatrons co g regional a
45 emergency medical: and tract service plans
Act; and in compliance with the requirements of the
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4 WHEREAS, the Counties recognize that appropriate care
for those persons
49�' - qperiencing a medical emergency or traumatic injury is immediately mmediately necessary and that
50much of thb Infiistiuc Wre,ind cooperative spirito create needed tsuch a multicounty
51 organization' including shared resources, equipment, and facilities that provide trauma
52 service already exists; and
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.54 'WHEREAS, the Countie's support.the legislative directive and will extend their
55 best efforts to implement the legislative directive consistent with the funding
56 appropriated by the State of Colorado, or other sources designated -for this purpose.
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58 NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the mutual promises, covenants,
59 and obligations herein set forth, the Counties agree as follows:
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61 1. The Counties agree to jointly establish a RETAC to recommend a regional
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62 emergency medical and trauma system planfor the Counties and satisfy any other
63 regulatory of statutory requirements and obligations of the Counties pursuant to the
64 Emergency Medical ' Services Act, § 25-3.5-101 et seq., C.R.S. and the Statewide Trauma
65 Care System Act, 25-3.5-701 et . seq-., C.R.S., or as expressly delegated by the Counties.
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67.. .2. This RETAC shall be known as the Central Mountains RETAC ("CM
68. RETAC").The CM RETAC shall equitably represent the interests of Chaffee, Eagle,
69 Lake, Park, Pitkin and Summit Counties.
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71 3. Chaffee;:Eagle, Lake, Park, Pitkifiand Summit Counties each agree to
72 dissolve their respective Central Mountain, Chaffee County and Roaring Fork ATACs
73 prior to forming the CM RETAC. Each dissolved ATAC may grant any remaining assets
74 to the CM RETAC after having satisfied all existing liabilities and obligations that they
.75 each may have. The final 'actions taken by each of the ATACs shall include their
- T6" -nominating the initial membership of the CM RETAC.
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78 4. In accordance with 25-3.5-701, et seq., C.R.S. and the desires of the
79 participating Counties, the CM RETAC membership will be comprised of eighteen (18)
80 voting members: three. (3) per each County's choice, as follows:
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.82 Votingmembers should include:
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Emergency Medical Technicians — (paid or volunteer) one from each County's
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Healthcare Facility Administrator
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93 • 1 Open Seat
94 • 1 First Responder
95 • 1 Primary Care Provider
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97 This is an approximate distribution of voting members. Allowing'each County to
98 work flexibly within this framework may alter the first and subsequent configurations of
99 the CM RETAC. Additionally, the CM RETAC shall invite and encourage the people
100 from key resource facilities to participate as non-voting members.
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102 Existing members from the local EMS and Trauma Councils shall obtain input
103 from healthcare facilities and EMS providers within the area served by the CM RETAC,
104 solicit nominations and make a recommendation concerning the necessary appointments
105 to their BOCC prior to April 1 't of each year, after a vote in the affirmative by a majority
106 of members at any official business meetings, The BOCC of each county will forward a
107 slate of approved candidates to the CM RETAC prior to May 30a' of each year.
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109 The Board of County Commissioners for each participating county is under no
110 obligation to appoint the nominees The Board of County Commissioners for each
111 participating County shall approve, under a separate county resolution according to the
112 policies and procedures specific to each county, each member in order to serve as. an
113 official member. of the CM RETAC.
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115 RETAC members shall serve at the pleasure of their appointing County and the
116 appointing County may remove or replace its appointees at will. Each County shall
117 notify the RETAC in writing of appointments, removals and resignations. Each County
118 shall appoint a new representative within thirty (30) days following a removal or`notice
119 of resignation. The Counties are encouraged to consider the diversity of interests in the
___:L20 _ _ community. and coordinate their,avvointmeuts_to_maximize the. breadth and depth of
121 representation on the CM .RETAC. Additional representatives from other counties
122 petitioning to join the CM RETAC after July 1, 2000 may only be added with the.
123 unanimous consent of the Counties.
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125 The CM RETAC shall elect a Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Secretaiy-
126 Treasurer from its members. These officers shall serve terms of one year and shall
127 perform the duties normal for their office.
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129 5. All meetings of the CM RETAC and any subcommittee meetings of the
130 RETAC where business is discussed or at which formal action may be taken shall be
131 open to the public and subject to the Colorado Open Meetings Law § 24-6-401, et seq.,
132 C.R.S. Notices of all regular and special meetings shall include an agenda and shall be
133 posted in a designated public place at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance (minimum
134 one business day) of the commencement of the meeting. The members of the CM
135 RETAC shall determine a regular frequency of meeting times as necessary for all work to
136 be accomplished. However, the CM RETAC shall schedule meetings no less than every
137 two months.
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169 No later than February 15, of each year, the RETAC shall prepare a proposed
170 annual budget for the next fiscal year and shall submit a copy to the Counties. The
171 proposed annual budget shall be balanced, shall conform with the requirements of Local
172 Government Budget Law of Colorado, § 29-1-101 et seq., C.R.S. and shall include, at a
minimum, a detailed estimate of all proposed expenditures, anticipated revenues, and the
contributions to be made by the Counties. The proposed annual budget shall contain a
statement of the level of service the RETAC anticipates it will provide for the next fiscal
year and shall identify any change in the level of service from the preceding year. The
budget for the next fiscal year shall be adopted by the RETAC no later than March 15, of
the current year, after review and comment is received from the Counties.
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Official business may not be conducted unless a quorum of ten (10) is present. A
quorum shall consist of a majority of votes allowed (18). The affirmative vote of a
majority of the RETAC members present shall be required for the RETAC to take any
action. Each member of the CM RETAC shall have one (1) vote, however no more than
three members from any single County may participate in any particular vote.
The CM RETAC shall keep minutes of its proceedings showing the presence or
absence of each member and the vote of each member upon every motion. Failure to
vote and any abstentions shall be noted in the minutes. Minutes and records of the CM
RETAC shall be open to the public and subject to the Colorado Open Records Act,. § 24-
72-101 et seq., C.R.S.
6. The CM RETAC is limited in its spending authority to the annual total
budget approved by the RETAC. Annual expenditures shall not exceed revenues, .
including any reserve funds, as approved by the RETAC. The RETAC shall adhere to
generally accepted accounting principles and Colorado law.
The Counties understand that the fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000.00) per
County, or other amounts appropriated by the State of Colorado, shall be. distributed to
the RETAC by the State of Colorado on or after July 1, 2002, from the state EMS
account pursuant to § 25-3.5-603(2.5)(b)(I) C.R.S.
In the event that the Counties offer financial support for the CM RETAC, the
RETAC shall notify the Counties of the anticipated contribution for the next year
including any proposed changes in the level of service by February 15, of each year. The
Counties understand that any financial support that they provide to the CM RETAC shall
be accepted solely for the purpose of CM RETAC system development and that the
Counties may not earmark the financial support that they provide for any specific purpose.
or geographic area; _,..4
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In the event of unforeseen or unanticipated event that results in the need for
additional funds, the CM RETAC shall prepare an amended or supplemental budget and
present a request for supplemental contributions to the Counties for their consideration.
Any request for supplemental contributions must be accompanied by documentation
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184 supporting the need for the request, alternative courses of action and the impact of not
195 . funding the request.
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187 Summit County will serve as the fiscal agent for the RETAC. Summit County
188 . shall provide for the keeping of accurate And correct books of account on an accrual
189 basis in accordance with the Local Government Accounting Law, § 29-1-501 et seq.,
190 C.R.S. and generally accepted accounting principles, showing in detail capital costs, costs
191 of special services, maintenance and operating costs and all financial ttransactions of the
192 RETAC. Summit County's books of account shall correctly show any and all revenues,
193 costs, expenses or charges paid from or to be paid by funds obtained from federal or state
194 sources, each of the Counties, private contributions or revenue generated bathe
195 RETAC's activities.. Summit County's books shall be open to inspection upon
196 reasonable notice during normal business hours. Summit County shall•p=ovide for the
197 auditing of all books and accounts and other financial records of the RETAC on an
198 annual basis in accordance with the Colorado Local Government Audit Law, § 29-1-601
199 et seq., C.R.S., by an independent Certified Public Accountant selected by Summit
200 County. The audit shall be supplied to the Counties upon request.
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202 Notwithstanding anything in this agreement to the contrary, financial obligations
203 of the respective Counties to make payments to the RETAC are expressly contingent
204 upon funds for the intended purposes herein being appropriated, budgeted and otherwise
205 made available. In the event that funds are not appropriated in whole or in part sufficient
206 for performance of any County's obligation under this agreement, or appropriated finds
207 may not be expended due to a County's spending limitation under Article X, Section 20,
208 of the Colorado Constitution, then the non -funding party may terminate its participation
209 in this agreement and such termination shall not be deemed a default or breach of this
210 agreement by such party. This section of the agreement shall control and supersede all
211 other�rovisions of this agreement inconsistent tberewith.Ajllhcj �ntifln_of #tte
212 Counties that the annual appropriation requirements set forth in this agreement shall bring
213 this agreement and any renewals into compliance with Article X, Section 20, of the
214 Colorado Constitution.
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216 7, The CM RETAC shall adopt Bylaws as necessary for the conduct of the
217 RETAC within one -hundred twenty (120) days after the effective date of this agreement
218 so long as such Bylaws are consistent and not in conflict with this agreement. Central
219 Mountains Area Trauma Advisory Council bylaws, attached as Exhibit "A," would be
220 applied to meet the needs of the CM RETAC with respect to membership issues until
221 such time that the CM RETAC drafts and adopts its own bylaws. Bylaws stating all
222 necessary rules and regulations concerning the operation of this RETAC shall be
223 recommended by the CM RETAC to the Counties.
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225 8. The CM RETAC shall submit its recommended Regional Emergency
226 Medical and Trauma System Plan (the "Plan') for approval by the Counties on or before
227 January 15, 2003. The Plan shall conform to the requirements of § 25-3.5-704(2)(c)
228 C.R.S. and other requirements duly established by the Colorado Board of Health and the
229 Colorado Department of Public Health and the Environment. 'The RETAC shall secure
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230 approval from the'Counties and submitthe approved Plan to the Colorado State
231 Emergency Medical and Trauma Advisory Council by July 1, 2003 as required by statute.
232 Subsequent recommended plans shall be prepared and submitted for approval by the
233 Counties not less than three (3) months prior to their. required date for submission to the
234 Colorado State Emergency Medical. and Trauma Advisory Council
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236 9.. The CM RETAC shall submit a report to the Board of County
237 Commissioners for each County participating in the RETAC not later than February 15,.
238 each year. The report will indicate the RETAC's accomplishments to date and will list
239 the goals of the CM RETAC for the coming year. The RETAC may substitute the
240 approved Plan to meet this requirement with the unanimous consent of the Counties.
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242 10. Any notice required hereunder shall be given in writing and shall be
243 sufficient if deposited in the United States Mail, postage prepaid to:
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245 Chairperson, Chaffee County Board of County Commissioners
246 P.O. Box 699
247 Salida, CO 81201
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249 -Chairperson, Eagle County Board of County Commissioners
250 P.O. Box 850
251 Eagle. CO 81631
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253 Chairperson, Lake County Board of County Commissioners
254 P.O. Box 964
255 Leadville. CO 80461
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261 Chairperson, Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners
262 3d Floor Courthouse Annex
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264 Aspen, CO 81611
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Chairperson, Summit County Board of County Commissioners
267 P.O. Box 68
268 Breckenridge, CO 80424
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270 11. Any party to this agreement may terminate its participation in this
271 RETAC with or without reason upon six (6) months prior written notice to the other
272 Counties and the Colorado Emergency Medical and Trauma Services Advisory Council.
273 The Counties agree that if funds are appropriated for the RETAC by the County
274 terminating its participation, such funds will be appropriated for the RETAC by the
275 County terminating its participation, such funds will be contributed to the RETAC during
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276 the notice of termination period. The Counties agree that the RETAC will continue to
277 provide services during the notice of termination period.
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279 After notice of termination, the Parties thereafter agree to negotiate a division of
280 assets based on the following guidelines:
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282 (A) The Counties intend that such division of assets, to the extent possible
283 will ensure that the Counties continuing their participation maintain a viable
284 RETAC.
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286 (B) Upon dissolution, those assets which were contributed Wa County
287 -will be returned to the contributing -County unless provided for differently in this .
288 agreement or by other formal arrangement of the Counties. Assets contributed by
289 the United States Government, the State of Colorado, private contributors or other
290 organizations will be returned to the contributor.
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292 (C) Any other assets remaining upon dissolution of the RETAC, after
293 payment of lawful debts and other encumbrances on the assets, shall be
294 apportioned to the Counties in the quantity and to the extent of the percentage
295 share of each County's contribution for the preceding fiscal year. The assets shall
296 be apportioned equally if all Counties made no contribution for the preceding
297 fiscal year. 12. Nothing herein contained shall make or be construed to make the
298 CM RETAC, Chaffee, Eagle, Lake, Park, Pitkin or Summit, a partner of any of
299 the others, nor is this Agreement. intended to create a separate governmental entity
300 as the term is defined in Article I, Title 22, C.R.S.
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302 12. This agreement shall be deemed to be made, shall be subject to, and shall .
303 be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado. ,
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305 13. Should any one or more.paragraphs or provisions of this Agreement be
306 judicially determined invalid or unenforceable, such determination shall not. effect,
307 impair, or invalidate the remaining provisions hereof, the intention being that the carious
308 provisions hereof are several.
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310 14. This agreement embodies the entire agreement about its subject matter
311 among the parties and supersedes all prior agreements and understandings, if any, and
312 may be modified, amended or supplemented only by an instrument in writing executed by
313 all parties to this agreement.
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315 15. It is expressly understood and agreed that enforcement of the terms and
316 conditions of this agreement, and all rights of action relating to such enforcement, shall
317 be strictly reserved to the Counties, and nothing contained in this agreement shall give or
318 allow any such claim or right of action by any other or third person or entity on such
319 agreement. It is the express intention of the Counties that any person or entity, other than
320 the Counties that are parties to this agreement, receiving services or benefits under this
321 agreement shall be deemed to be incidental beneficiaries only.
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323 16. No County shall assign any of the rights nor delegate any of the duties
324 created by this agreement without the written consent of the other Counties.
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326 17. This agreement may be executed in counterparts, each of which, upon
327 execution of a counterpart by all Parties, shall be considered an original.
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329 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Counties have caused this agreement to be
330 executed on the date first *wntten herein.
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BOARD OF COUNTY CONMSSIONERS
OF THE COUNTY OF CHAFFEE
By:.
Chairman
BOARD OF COUNTY CoiVMSSIONERS
OF THE COUNTY OF EAGLE
By:
Chairman
BOARD OF COUNTY COhBESSIONERS
OF THE COUNTY OF LAKE
By:
Chairman
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Chairman
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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