CC RESOLUTION 4914RESOLUTION NO. 4914
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE DESIGN AND PLANS TO ENHANCE
AREAS AT CAMP EUCALYPTUS LOCATED AT 641 CALIFORNIA
STREET PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE § 830.6 AND
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT
WITH DANIEL CHAVEZ'S PARENT OR GUARDIAN.
The City Council of the City of El Segundo does resolve as follows:
SECTION-1 The City Council finds and declares as follows:
A. On April 6, 2015, the City received a proposal by Daniel Chavez
("VOLUNTEER") to enhance areas at Camp Eucalyptus (the "Project");
B. The Project consists removing the existing ivy surrounding the east fence,
planting red trumpet vines to replace the ivy, and installing an irrigation
system to water the newly planted red trumpet vines.
C. VOLUNTEER proposes to donate all materials and labor for the Project.
The City would not incur any cost;
D. Based upon information supplied by the VOLUNTEER and Recreation and
Parks staff, the Council understands and believes that the total value of the
materials would be $600 and will utilize approximately 15 community
volunteers for the labor.
E. Ordinarily, the City would need to comply with the competitive bidding
requirements set forth in the California Public Contracts Code for this type
of project;
F. The purpose of such bidding requirements is to guard against favoritism,
improvidence, extravagance, fraud and corruption, to prevent waste of public
funds, and to obtain the best economic result for the public;
G. The facts and circumstances of this Project, however, demonstrate that
competitive bids would be unavailing or would not produce an advantage, and
the advertisement for competitive bid would thus be undesirable and
impractical for the following reasons:
1. There is, at most, only a nominal cost to the public for the reason that
VOLUNTEER will donate all materials and labor;
2, VOLUNTEER will not receive any public funds for completing the
Project;
3. VOLUNTEER's only motivation in constructing the Project is to
accomplish charitable works for the City;
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4. It is improbable that any other private contractor can construct the
Project for a lesser amount; and
5, To complete the Project, VOLUNTEER will still be required to comply
with the City's standard contract requirements.
H. In waiving the competitive bid requirements otherwise required by the
SPMC, the City Council takes note of the analysis and decisions set forth in
Graydon v. Pasadena Redevelopment Agency (1980) Cal. App.3d 631;
Hodgeman v. City of San Diego (1942) 53 Cal. App.2"d 610; Orange County
Water Dist. v. Bennett (1958) 156 Cal. App.2"d 745; and Los Angeles G&E
Corp. v. City of Los Angeles (1922) 188 Cal. 307;
I, The City Engineer designed the Project and prepared the Project's plans
and specifications. The plans are now complete and the Project may be
constructed;
J. The City Council wishes to obtain the immunities set forth in Government
Code § 830.6 with regard to the plans and construction of the Project; and
K. In accepting VOLUNTEER's donation of the Project, the City notes that
Labor Code § 1720.4 specifically exempts work performed by volunteers
from payment of prevailing wages. In addition, the Department of Industrial
Relations ("DIR") has determined that prevailing wages need not be paid
for the Project (see DIR Decision No. 98-004 dated June 10, 1998 [donated
pergola on city property]; and DIR Decision No. 99-058 dated January 7,
2000 [volunteer labor]). Accordingly, the Project is not a "public work" under
the Labor Code and twenty volunteers need not be paid prevailing wages.
SECTION 2: Design Immunity.
A. The design and plans for the Project are determined to be consistent with
the City's standards and are approved.
B. The design approval set forth in this Resolution occurred before actual work
on the Project construction commenced.
C. The approval granted by this Resolution conforms with the City's General
Plan.
D. The approval and authorization granted by this Resolution is intended to
avail the City of the immunities set forth in Government Code § 830.6.
SECTION 3: Authorizations.
A. The City Engineer, or designee, is authorized to act on the City's behalf in
approving any alterations or modifications of the design and plans approved
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by this Resolution.
B, The City Manager is authorized to execute a contract with VOLUNTEER for
construction of the Project in a form approved by the City Attorney.
SECTION 4: The City Clerk is directed to certify the adoption of this Resolution.
SECTION 5: This Resolution will become effective immediately upon adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 5th day of May, 201 :°`
ryph
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ATTEST:
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Tracy Weave, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Mark D. Hensley, City Attorney
By ��J '�� -
David King, Assista t 'ty Attorney
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CERTIFICATION
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) SS
CITY OF EL SEGUNDO )
I, Tracy Weaver, City Clerk of the City of El Segundo, California, do hereby certify that
the whole number of members of the City Council of said City is five; that the foregoing
Resolution No. 4914 was duly passed, approved, and adopted by said City Council at a
special meeting held on the 5t" day of May, 2015, approved and signed by the Mayor,
and attested to by the City Clerk, by the following vote:
AYES: Mayor Fuentes, Mayor Pro Tern Jacobson, Council Member Atkinson,
Council Member Fellhauer and Council Member Dugan
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAIN: None
WITNESS MY HAND THE OFFICIAL SEAL OF SAID CITY this day of May, 2015.
Tr66y Weaver, City Clerk
of the City of El Segundo,
California
Agreement No. 4849
EXHIBIT A
PUBLJC WORKS CONTRACT
BETWEEN
THE MY Of EL SEONDO AND
'rhis PUBLIC WORKS CON*rRACT is ertered iMo 'thy "' day of e 20,15, tt
and tr t n OF EL EL goli 4w city W4 inwir. 'd ition
Mt w) and ov para'rllr'31i or quardtaj'r(s) of DANfFL 0HAA 2 ( 'vr°hjrrter")
I RECITALS. The Parties enter into ft C4ntve I[)ocurfwl Wn,h t�w "kwng
A, vc4unteer WAR pmvide all lff( and rnale�ta�s reqkAred try the Contract
Df)(' u'wment rm r.lt rw t
& T?m CAy, by Rewiiitson NaA914 ndripiwf on, May 5, 2015, irl t'tr
thS Vr lun1e r hawJ UPM a duwrlpmz r�'" aWn that the Gity,*X��d rot
expend any tyt' reswull Rx mnp9e0on of the (the "Award"),
8ased UPW flhou r undorst a.t in a ft tiny gels ves' OW A. is in dv Pub4c
�Merwql ko it rt ks s° r�drd pk"i " °err
r *4rti2z ft voluntiewand rr"t ie contnibutons, n7ade bly the Volruntil
o- carnplete, tote Work
DOCUMENTS.
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All Any f r ii,k , thm raftects, payntant Of O` ') r s00m City 10 this lot
r.ornplo n of the Work is rt l t , from f ., .irt^errfvt inewicting.,
without rtrnitat ova rt tt fit' mat rt ils aW ilaotjru wayoarragnsl- at
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as to wkJob `r rl lin.sured as ii,'ithw r' 4 vrrr st by ft Conbva "
accepted by Cam.
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enrAjdkig, withoul kmitation tabor Code ff 1720 (a$,dmtq4ad by 1)), 1r7 1..
'1774, 1775, 't776, Ord 't "' . v tO I W01*4TZ PreV3J0f1QW2tM - HAS r ltr,r
r , &A It interpret impiernani any PmValling wne r gwrerno"ints and vounlaor
a0rr s so pay any penafty Cr civtl dAmages resufting from lolatr trt 01, V4 pr vaitlrur
r accordwice wft Labcw Code j 17712, coiptes cA the pmwading rate
COSM , -s 2re evabablOLoan requeot C 's, Enginocning DNisianthe websitin
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crx)qIsin(-*,d 0% thp� Docurrftnts
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aqwpment phnlillq� wihtbes.- kransFxvtabKxq, affvca spkjr,�e a 1`acifiI7,es, am
tests. tesbnq wid unalyses" Old MA Maftofa wtQtv-&v0f (OXC6% W
uttwwisa expressfy specufled to be fumistsed ter the City) needed to perkwm
arvd wmp4ete Via Wofic wtd ;vckvk* the screxes f6QLWVd Of the Voko,'Itow
by Ift Cznbad Dwumwitc
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&A,ders, Suptrim entary Instruchors k) Biddnrs: Prnfx,),%atI- 113is canowI.,
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arul, tho vc*wdear kw IV Wcrk, Thie Docimcras (xxisttut a tha,
coup', to aqreefnenk betwee') dw cilty and Me viamtew sfyJ %apersedw
trt ,I previous agreements cAr, Lnder-4t,3rxItnf;s
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uponfts re,"-wntation,, tat Vv Wcwk, wOl be romp, leted at no cx*t to Ci�ty. Ac7,or-dingly,
C4 VMI P&Y ft Volunteer Ivero do,4181's. (Moo) the WCA*r, 0 0a manner set fix'M in the
C,Lvvww.1 D(x,;%;rrwnts,.
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Covitrx,'I Docutrerils,- wit,
11* CdY gy-e6 ft Voiunl�",�r a written, sigj*mi, and mxqbereei
puvJnv�e order and no6ce fv proceecj.
t at$Y 54,4nN fte, thfj! Voiunt(wr nsWresents 'b, the Coty thm ow
C0ft'-'W';t Toy m ks rea'sonobta for crornplevon of OV wo"It sold ftl the
VcAunteer vWt 4x)mphyle Ow WcA, vWthin the Gontr;g',f Tkne,
E- -0kNM ft, Volunteer to9jin tha W06 befMA recemrxq w7yaon auth),n
to praceed, any stmh W6rk tq at tr* Vr r.Prleer's o*n wsg and riskL
7, DISPUTES. Dgspuwswisang tm,,nttdS COntf2d WWI bQ (141*1'770n6d in,10=dW1CGV0&1
the Conti,= f�Wxwnwft wid P%�t)itc Contracts Ccde 10244-10240A3,
B. TKIRD PARTY CLAAMS, In acicor(34ince w1h Nblk Conh-vCM Code § R2,01, th* Cry
yvig rxonlpfft #Kw Vaholkw rquardtng third-pady mmms againv �p Vold nWer, but
in, no event 1-afar #Mn t9n (10) business days sftgw #* City rover v5 ?Ax:h ciaimv& Bz.,trji
notkficauon vAl be in wobnq wxJ forwarded 01 kc'xodkmcv y4firt ttie "Nutice' seclion or 0w
Cono-ad Documeft. As more qr,0,,j1K:4J1y detarled in 'the Contraci rxx��,fr*wls, fiwe
Voturiftw,r agrees to indervin1y WO defend ft Ckty against any lhird-0841y dwn
9. TAXPAYER IDENTIFICATION NUMSER. riv'VcAjrdaa-r ma prrrode the Cft,V ofth a
T"yw 4jeniffivatkoi Nurnbec
10-P'FRMrFS AND UCENSE& Unless othenvise prrmaod, fito VQjLjnT,,eer, it its
axpons,,si, w0l + xavi wvl mwritam dunng ft Ccxvad Mme, all necessory fw YIs,
kjansw;, and #lot rriay W' reqUirod in romi(x1pon %40) "Wo W(W*
11,OWNEIRSHIP OF DOCUMENTS, All meta, vik4re' s, dra*rrs. maps,
fi(JWS, pboloTaphs WVJ" repo pm -pared R:)y the Vr-�um".r under the Cwtmci,
Docx)uments aft re Cpo
Ay s, property, iv' VN�.Pitear i7my retain, ctvws ci said (�o(,,uments
artenais Os desired, lout w,fl deikYwag origmai rnalenhals to t?* City upw the Cfty's
wriftn notj'ce.
1Z INDEMNIFICATION. 11-m Vchoteer t4gfees to m ftrnndy, defwxi, drmd hCod the Cfty
rryless as wN Wh in the Ccntrad Documents. Tho ruquirwnonwri as to the types mid
Vmft d m3urance coverage W b* maintmnad by 0* Vo4urfter as req**d by Vw Cwnct
L)ocvmet s, vtd "r approvai of s4xhirtsurancle by be, CAy, we rwA intandod ki M$ *AH
gicA, in any manrwr limit or qualify0w liabihfio% wA obliga4ons obienmse asp med by Me
Votiuntow pursuant to ft Coolracl Documents, mduding, wAth W� lirmistion, to the
prowsJorib bfidernniftation.
1, 3. WDEPENDENT VOL LINTEER.
wifiect as wi �nd%*matt wil Vo4vrtteef ", watt tiave wntmg cK a,$ sAxit and Me mairriw in
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wl'tien ps ft, perforrneq, F ho � �
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&rgen't m, ernploype d V"* City arld is rxX srvlJt*d to pavi'lapalte in any p*Irvs'lor p4sn'
Insu,rarx.fi, tx)ous r0 sornlar benefft INY Cft!y provloos fb)f fts Alrnpioop;'Ps MY �n
flus, Convact Duo vwly appear lei, givil Vlv City Vitt rif n he
;M W &ecil thie Vo4tx r a!s to ttee
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the voh intow, Ofll f(Acm Ilm d1mrctoor, at, the fns ED sne, MKWIS Of V16 Work rtrrt
14 AUDC OF RECORDS, The Vr*sTvWmY mN rrsaiiitain hstl IV rya cc,,irate records w5lb
re%wO lo Wl tierwces amd mattots owered under, this Contrw%. Th* (-Nq, o0il tm%v (Pee
acce"S's W afl reptsonabla times W much rumrds, aml 12"ve rt'p t'a to exavrvv and %x4do tree
Welft artd to malke tmanscript Merelrom, and W ,sped aU pirogrz)m deta, documonlLs,
procomln(p gro W*vltes. "71he'volum1per VAR reta'sn sdxh ftnuncW art,d pr,,qqra,m fwvlics
rec(ft% for A 0east dli" (3) yeam aftex term, motion. culinal rAlw�,Trword under tillie f,"oilfwt
Documents
15,, MOMES. M oornmumcabons to atiNvu, mrty by the altmv pwcy vvili bo d',cr.,mod mac%
wrap recevve'd by mid, I powtvall ft ress poefivlcr nalvwj and addr*s,gas fak.w;
C4, & ESeqtP;nas U*qr%DAI'66 W'sPaT"ll/Guzirdws
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My sucl% mn"Mto Darn murocaticAls by R"' VM, t* conclhusrvdy Jaiwited U) haVe L"n
ro(vivo4J by 014 addressw-) that (3) days after (*;xisil Mww>f in bNe Ui*od States MaA
postago parer wd and rxoperty, a,tidi,essed as not n.boyle. W ag c4hav, insslancep. rK'Alw*
Witt be deefnetl gwen at Me Wl*;:;( actuai detivery. Ctiongm, may be rroda, 0i Uw irmuT*s
ar adoms-w2s of posscuns W ms".rl f1coicas go -ire &U, ba ghw by qMnq ex9ic'm in Nus mwm'l
pirsr rt' der rsqrapb
16.NO TMRV PARTY BENEFICIMY,, This C4)s*W and eyr.wy pvvisjori hafein'I's hy
610 AX(jusive bon(A)t & IV Volunleor avd the CAy arxi svt k.w the tar iDf any oftr
party, Mare *4 bo no incidonial w o6w tolpficisvies of sny of th's Volvr4etr's ol, ft
City's obligawns undev" ifft Gontr;,3cA,
1, -1 , INTERPRETATION. Tbi$ Contr*,icl was araflwi m. and MA tw cansirvec 01
accordance m1h the, k3ws ul the State d Caldornka, and excluvive vsrxse. kr 4any m.%inxt
oiw:0wl,ngtk0, Contract,ovOl It 0 k im, Aivorics C4xffity-
"18-AUSINESS LICENU, to Mv, event v("Aurliffer AI'llp4oy's arty "Ujb-vak;lnleerf� Mat afe
a buswless voth"m the (Uty, s'Axt rn"19 (Vawn a Dity Butuness
Ucense.
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I Q.- EFFECT CW ccpNFuc,r. hi vie cmmu ot any conflhcl, �r)rujn,shy
hetwew) any provision of tho Contract DO("3'Arnents, pwpd0r%p' wtfl be ZY3 fofllawsw
A- rNs Cwtirlact,
& 'R Ve Standard Speafications: Wid
Q Precedor" of dtK%onef ft a$ deterrrvirlod in vie Starmiard Sgpwof VGAIXX�s
20. SEVERABILITY. R any portion of " Contract are dedared by a wury d
w(lpetont jvnSdvdl,0?l bo be inwaf4d Or our mflforWabie, tMel l WWI WM b6 00"l0d
dry in ft opinion & ma cotA w reKxJer such rx)nfiW
enforowdia, aM. a$ So rlirXlffiedSM& ter ilirxi: and the ttalanco d Yhis Comma WtH
c.;,ontmule sn " k%ve mid effect
21 AUTHORITYMOWICATION- Tf,,* Pwtfaq reptowt, wid warraflof at Fw,:&.4"sary
acbcgi has been taken by, 0"* Pafbes, to authorze dw to a w—ute this, C,orKtad,
wd to ongage, In the actOns desaibed hereO. Pos Curarad may be 1'%rjodff l�ed by written
arnondment 7�* 01ys city marragera or des" qnpe, may execute wty mxt amendriwil on
"'XI coy"s tx'41aff
SQNATURES ftpe 1'1'�SrtkeS L i"af'pe �� , U%
22. ACCEPTANCE Of, FACSIMILE at ton rwA
agreements andRarY to, NS Contract. anid rate doc,,umenlz to be, ef"ered trftl Wt
com,ec,Ug>r-j tvgh tN* (,mntrwA vW0 be c�nskdefnd sugned wt),an'b'm Mgnattire of a trarty ts
dehVered by IWlfnile tTWT.WVMi0(I.. fa(-mimilc syyirwure wAR bo VaaMd in aR
41�ure
le,"cls as I'MMO, It's saMe effleCt Or, 8110MJ081 949(' -
23 COVE "MTS AND CONDIMN'S. 'n* Parb" agree Viat all of V?e priuoisrjrrs h%-- eo f
MM be coils w wxt5 erqXX�f
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jq*ij &I 1.)oth rxiverants w'W catyiJitions, t" same fd, a, If
such cvmnarft and condiwis had bewi uswl in ox:h uiparate par,V.r-.Wh,
24 CAPTIONS. Tt* captorts ot ft paragraphs d �s COMWI SM W ronvAnlancs Of
releref -ce onty and uA0 rat affect the interpretawn 0 tMs Contract
25-Tl#AE IS CW ESSENCE. T'rryv is d Ov eAsencf-i f0i'aftch wrid e,., ri prcM6on of ft
ConlrW Document.n.
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Agreement No. 4849
Daniel Chavez
Eagle Scout Smice Project
Eagle Scout Service Project
Camp Eucalyptus
Introduction
Camp Eucalyptus, located in the heart of El Segundo, is primarily dedicated to the local Girl
Scout Organization. It currently serves over S troops and is open on weeknights and weekends
for special events and campouts. The fence around the camp is covered in invasive ivy and needs
removal.
My Eagle Scout Service Project involves the following:
1. Remove the existing ivy surrounding the fence on the east fence.
2. Plant red trumpet vines to replace the ivy and to provide curb appeal.
3. Installing an irrigation system to water the newly planted red trumpet vines.
1. Removal of existing ivy:
The existing ivy on the east fence is over 15 years old and presents an unkempt look of Camp
Eucalyptus and also harbors rats and other rodents which can destroy the environment of the
camp. I plan to remove and replace the ivy.
Step 1: Locate the root source of the ivy.
Step 2: Saw off the root securing the ivy to the fence and dig it up from the ground.
Step 3: Remove the ivy from the fence using trimmers.
Step 4: Dispose of the ivy at the bio waste center.
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Eagle Scout Service Proiect
2. Red Trumpet Fines:
As stated previously the current ivy reduces the curb appeal of the camp and harbors rodents and
other pests. I will be planting red trumpet vines, the same plant that hangs from the baseball
fields at rec park, to increase curb appeal and maintain the wooded look of the camp while
getting rid of the rodents.
Step 1: After removal of current ivy, purchase around 15 red trumpet vines.
Step 2: Plant the vines at 10 foot intervals to give them space to grow.
Step 3. Support the vines so they can grow in an organized manner.
3. Irrigation System:
An irrigation system will be installed to keep maintenance of the newly planted vines to make
sure they grow to be healthy. This system will be shade out of secure PVC piping and will stem
from the existing tap around the center of the camp. It will water each of the separate vines and
will ensure that they grow. The pipes used will be schedule 40 due to the hard and rocky ground
at the camp so it will last longer. A backflow preventer will be installed due to the irrigation
system not having its own independent source of water.
Step 1: Fit PVC piping to the specifications of the camp fence.
Step 2: Drill the holes for the drip irrigation system and insulate them so they don't present
unwanted leakage.
3. Fit system to the existing tap.
Timelines and Costing:
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Eagle Scout Service Project
I plan to complete my project before the start of Summer in time for the Girl Scout Summer
campout. I plan to have the project completed over 3 weekends, depending on the stubbornness
of the existing ivy. I am prepared to allot more time if necessary. I need an estimate of at least 15
volunteers to help with labor and clean-up.
The total cost of the project is estimated to be around $600 dollars, which covers the cost of
supplies, materials, and food and drink for the volunteers.
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