City Council April 17, 2012 River Trail Agreement
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The document discusses a proposed 20-year license agreement for a 15-foot wide river trail area between Irving Street and the City's Visitors' Center that is approximately 1,300 feet long. It would automatically renew annually, and either party could terminate with 90 days notice. The City would be obligated to maintain the area for an estimated annual cost of $5,300. Funding of $25,000 from half-cent sales tax revenue would be used to develop the trail in-house, with additional funding from a $79,730 project bid credit to construct over 1,250 feet of new concrete trail connecting to a park or sports complex.
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- 1. City Council April 17, 2012
- 3. License Agreement for River Trail • 20-year term. • 15-feet wide area between Irving Street and City property east of the Visitors’ Center (~1,300 feet long). • Automatic 1-year renewals. • Termination by either party with 90 days notice. • Termination fee schedule. • No fee for license. • City obligated to maintain 15-feet wide area; estimated cost is $5,300/year.
- 4. License Agreement for River Trail • Cost to develop the trail in-house is $25,000, funded with half-cent sales tax revenue dedicated to the river project. • Funding from $79,730 project base bid credit. • The Texas Trails Grant we received requires 5,000 feet of renovated trails (in base project) and 3,275 feet of new trails (2,025 feet in base project/ additional 1,250 feet needed). • Remaining $54,730 used to construct new concrete trail, connecting to South Concho Park or Texas Bank Sports Complex.
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