CITYOFPALACIOS, TEXAS  REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING  MINUTES October 13, 2022  REGULARCITY COUNCIL MEETING  A REGULAR City Council meeting was held by the City Council of the City of Palacios on October 13, 2022, at 6:00 p.m., in the Council Chamber, 311 Henderson, Palacios, Texas 77465.  CALLTO ORDER  Mayor Gardner called the. REGULAR City Council meeting to order at 6:01PM.  CERTIFICATION OF A QUORUM Mayor Gardner certified a quorum was present. ATTENDANCE ROLL CALL Mayor; Jim Gardner; Present  Councilmember Place 6, Michael Dotson, Absent Councilmember Place 5, Raylynn Samora, Present Councilmember, Place 4, Troy Lewis, Present Councilmember Place 3, Chip Woolf, Present Councilmember, Place 2, Sharon Trainor, Present Councilmember Place 1, Lary Glenn, Present CITY STAFFINATTENDANCE: Cynthia Raleigh, City. Manager Anne Marie Odefey, City Attorney Tammy McDonald, HR/ Finance Tobie. Bias, Police Chief Aleigha Galvan, Executive. Assistant Ryan. Adams, Code Compliance and. Developmenta Services Christy. Adams, Public Works. Assistant Manuel Guevara, Parks and, Streets Superintendent Josh. Jones, Lieutenant Jose Diaz, Corporal Erasmo Torres, Officer Christian Wied, Officer"  CITY OF PALACIOS REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES-C OCTOBER 13,2022    INVOCATION & PLEDGES  Mayor Gardner recognized Councilmember Trainor, who led the Council, Siaff and  Citizens inj prayer andp pledges to the U.S., Texas, and. Palacios Flags.  ANNOUNCEMENIS:  i. Mayor's Announcements a Mayor Gardner thanked everyone. for attending, and ii. Council Member's Announcements a Councilmember Samora spoke about the pleasure ofatiending the annual TML Conference held in San Antonio. Also in attendance were Councilmember Woolf, Mayor Gardner, and City Manager Cynthia Raleigh. Councilmember Samora also thankedp public works forajob well  encouraged more atendees/or.fiuture meetings.  done on the appearance of the parks around town.  PROCLAMATION:  i. Domestic violence proclamation read by Mayor Jim Gardner. Received by  members ofthe Crisis Center of Bay City, Texas.  CITIZEN COMMUNICATION FORUM: a Public Comments  i. Joe Monk - spoke about concerns with item #5 on the agenda.  ii. Dominic John a spoke about concerns regarding construction of an R.V. park in  his neighborhood.  CEREMONIES:  i. Palacios Police ChiefTobie Bias spoke about the honor ofwearing a badge and what it represents. Bias! presentedl Lieutenant.Jones, Corporal. Diaz, Officer Torres,  and Officer Wied with new badges.  PRESENTATION:  i. Esmeralda Salinas and Kayla Clark presented information about the City by the Sea Museum, including a slideshow and video of their recent summer camp.for ii. Scott Kohan, from Aquametric presented a slideshow of information on the new Sensus water meters to be installedwithin the cifyo ofPalacios. (see attachment. B) ili. Matt Glaze from Urban Engineering presented four slideshows to Council on upcoming. projects; Project Updates (see attachment C), City of Palacios Master Water Plan (see attachment D), City of Palacios 2022 Pavement Inventory (see attachment E), and CityofPalacios. Master" Wastewater Plan (see attachment F).  children. (see attachment. A)  CITY OF PALACIOS REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES. - OCTOBER 13, 2022  2    DISCUSSION AND ACTION ITEMS:  1. Minutes 2 September 22, 2022, 2 Regular City Council Meeting. APPROVED BY MOTION. MOTION: LEWIS. SECONDED: SAMORA. PASSED UNANIMOUSLY 2. Police Vehicles a Consider and take possible action approving thej purchase ofnew pursuit rated police vehicles. Chief Bias expressed the need for police vehicles within his department. Current vehicles would be redistributed to other departments within the cify. Chief Bias explained the cost for buying outright, and City Attorney Odefey discussed leasing options for thè vehicles. Council questioned the need for new vehicles. Bias explained the timeline of when the vehicles would be purchased to the time they would be received. Council debated the mumber ofvehicles requested. COUNCILMEMBER GLENN MOTIONS TO POSTPONE THE ITEM DEFINATLY AND BE PLACED ON THE OCTOBER 27H AGENDA. SECONDED: LEWIS. PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. 3. ORDINANCE NO. 2022-0-16 a Substandard Buildings a Consider and take action on adoption of Substandard Building Ordinance, amending code sections as stated in said Ordinance and adopting penalties for violation of said Ordinance. Final Reading. (A. Odefey) City Attorney Odefey, explained the process of a building being labeled "substandard". Substandard buildings will be presented to the Boardo ofAdjustments and presented by Ryan. Adams, Code Compliance Officer. Councilmember Woolfsuggested an amendment ofwording in the document. APPROVED BY MOTION. MOTION: WOOLE. SECONDED: SAMORA. A ROLL CALL VOTE WAS TAKEN AND PASSED UNANIMOUSLY WITH THE EXCEPTION OF COUNCILMEMBER DOTSON'S 5. P&ZMember. Appointment- Consider and take action appointing new members to the Planning & Zoning Commission. Mayor inviles the candidates to come up and speak if they wish. Thomas Chando and Delores McDaniels spoke about themselves and their desire to, serve on the P&Z Commission. City Atlorney Odefey discusses the definition ofa "resident" and gives her ecommendation. Council discusses. Council Voted. Votes were tallied. COUNCILMEMBER WOOLF MOTIONS THAT RON LAWS, DELORES MCDANIELS, AND THOMAS CHANDO (WHOISACCEPTED, ASA FULL RESIDENT) BE APPOINTED TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISION. SECONDED: 6. Variance Request n Consider and take action regarding a: request for an RV variance for the property located at 708 Rorem. This item was wifhdrawn from the agenda and was  ABSENCE.  LEWIS. PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.  decided it must, go through the Planning and Zoning Commission.  CLOSED/ EXECUTIVE SESSION: Council went into Executive Session at 8:53PM  CITY OF PALACIOS REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES - OCTOBER 13, 2022  3    RECONVENE TOOPEN/REGULAR SESSION Council reconvened. to open session at. 9:15PM  Pursuant to Texas Government Code $551.072, to discuss surplus property listing and sales agreement. COUNCIL MEMBER GLENN MOTIONED FOR THE CITY TO MOVE FORWARD ON OFFERS RECEIVED FOR THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES: 205 FOURTH ST, 201 FOURTH ST; AND 408 COMMERCE.  SECONDED: SAMORA. PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.  ADJOURNMENT  Meeting Adjourned by. Mayor Gardner at 9:17PM.  C4 Aim Gardner, MAYOR  ATTEST: Aaln  Aleigha Galvan, CITY SECRETARY  CITY OF PALACIOS REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES = OCTOBER 13,2022  4    CITYSEA M USEUM  Informational  Packet for Palacios  3  City Council  Members  361.972.1148  401 Commerce Street Palacios, TX, 77465  MAT  Alachnurt    PublicHours: Tuesday Friday,12,30pm:  530pm Satureby,1Oam-2pm Pk12TOWSAVAlable: M-F During SchoolHours  CITYSEA M U SE U M  TABLE OF CONTENTS  Organization History, Mission Statement & Board  Members.. Staff Bios...  p.3 -p.4 p.5 p.7 p.8 .p.9  Educational Programs.. Adult Education Programs..  Exhibits. Impacts.  2    a di  SEA  Abeut  ORGANIZATION HISTORY  Palacios Area Historical Association (PAHA), was: incorporated in 1982 as a 501(c)3 non profit public charity organization in the City of Palacios, Matagorda County, Texas. Itis governed by a Board of Trustees that is elected by the general membership at an annual meeting. PAHA operates the City by the Sea Museum to carry out its work. It relies on grants and donations to support that work, as well as on the generosity of volunteers who give their time, energy, skills, and talents. It operates a gift shop in the Museum and employs an  Executive Director, a Curator, and an Education Specialist.  MISSION  City by the Sea Museum serves to connect our visitors and community members to the history of the Palacios area and our place within our local ecosystem through the collection, preservation, and interpretation of the history and natural history of our area and by incorporating engaging programming that encourages a continuum of experiences for all ages and abilities.  VALUES Community Collaboration  Quality educational programming for all ages Stewardship of our bay and its systems  CURRENT BOARD OF TRUSTEES  Linda Moncrief, President Judy Buscayni, Vice President Darlene Tresselt, Secretary Rick. Jenkins Vikijane Mosier Mark Mote Louise Odogwu Nicole Pilson Markus Sandy Susan Summers  3    ITY EA M U S E -  Meetoun Staff  ESMERALDA SALINAS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR  Esmeralda has worked for over 8 years in museums and galleries throughout the Houston area, most notably within the curatorial department of the Museum ofl Fine Arts, Houston. She holds a BA in Art History graduating with Honors from the University of Houston Main Campus and was awarded the prestigious Provost Undergraduate Research Scholarship. She earned her joint MA in Art History and Museum Studies degrees at the University of Essex in Colchester, England achieving the honor of Merit. Her research focused on collective memory of public trauma in Chile and its expression through art and film. She has written several published papers on art and collective memory as well as given presentations at conferences on the subject. In addition to. her career in the museum and gallery field, she also taught as a secondary English teacher for five years. Esmeralda has worked collaboratively with artist groups, curators, galleries, and non-profit organizations since 2012. She now weaves her knowledge of museum studies, development, curating, research, writing, marketing,  innovative thinking, and teaching to her position as Executive Director.  KATIE HUTTO, CURATOR  Katie Hutto is a native of Matagorda County and holds a B.A. in History from Stephen F. Austin State University (SFASU) in Nacogdoches, Texas and has also taken graduate courses in Public History at SFA. While attending SFA, she interned at the Danish Heritage Museum of Danevang for two summers, in which she obtained experience in collections management. She is a Certified Interpretive Host from the National Association for Interpretation. Katie serves as the Marker Chairperson for the Matagorda County Historical Commission. She volunteered at City by the Sea Museum and the Matagorda County Museum and Archives, before she was hired as the Museum Coordinator at City by the Sea Museum in 2019, Katie attended Leadership Matagorda in 2019-2020. She now serves as the Curator of Collections at City by the Sea Museum and is currently pursuing her  MA in) Public History.  KAYLA CLARK, EDUCATION SPECIALIST  Kayla Clark is a naturalist and an environmental educator who previously taught at the Alabama 4-H Science School, the New York Aquarium, and the University of Georgia Marine Education Center and Aquarium. She has a B.A. in Sociology from Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, and an M,A. in biology from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Since 2017, she has been organizing educational events for adults and families as the public programs coordinator for Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant. She uses art, scientific inquiry, storytelling, history, and games to connect learners of all ages with nature in their local places. Kayla has assisted with field research that enriches her science teaching, including surveys of gray whales, conch, lionfish, soft corals, shorebirds, seagrass, black gill in shrimp, marine debris, and phytoplankton. She recently moved to Palacios, Texas where she is excited tol learn from her new neighbors. Kayla enjoys engaging children in celebrating the ecosystem they are a part of during educational programming events at the City by  the Sea Museum.  4    Cucatonal Duenihieul  ITYA SEA MUS L I M  Pnegnans  PELICAN PLAYTIME  This program is free for all community members and visitors. Pelican Playtime is designed for toddlers and their caregivers to have: fun and learn together at the museum. Children listen to stories, move, create art, and play. Events are held once a month, with a different book and theme featured  each time.  PE  FAMILY PROGRAMS  We partner with various institutions including Texas Sea Grant, AgriLife, Victoria Zoo, MARSH, Coastal Fisheries, among others tol bring educational family programs to the museum. In addition, our Education Specialist also develops her own programming specializing in environmental education.  K-12 OUTREACHES AND TOURS  We are also beginning partnerships with area schools to provide in-classroom outreaches for history and science classes for all grade levels, but especially K-8.. Additionally, we are partnering with the Boys & Girls Club and Palacios Community Hub to bring programs to their audiences at their  locations.  5    Chucatunal  ITY SEA US  Piugrang  M  Oienlieul, cont  SPRING BREAK AND SUMMER CAMPS  Our Spring Break and Summer Camps encompass science, technology, art, natural history, engineering, literacy, and math! Children from PK - 12th grade can learn about our coastal habitats, the animals that live alongside us, stewardship, careers in science, and even have opportunities to participate in real science activities alongside researchers and scientists inl local offices andi research  centers. We'll let the photos (and the video provided) speak for this program.  6    Cducalion  CITYSEA MU e E U M  Prucnang  GUY AND COLLEEN CLAYBOURN SYMPOSIUM SERIES bring in guest speakers and presenters for some of these topics.  We provide a lecture series that is centered on the history and natural history of our area. We also  P" KAw"  EXPANDING ADULT PROGRAMS IN FALL 2022  We will be expanding our offerings to include a number ofi immersive nature therapy walks in late fall/early spring, an art in nature series, yoga and meditation on the water (thanks to our partners, PMAR and BACODA), an artist in residence program that brings talent from across the United States, as well as hands-on learning opportunities that mirror some of the activities our students doi in  summer camp including working alongside PMAR researchers.  7    CITYASEA USBUM  ahebi  TRAVELING EXHIBITS residents to. Palacios.  The museum brings in a traveling exhibit once a year, which brings in both local and out of county  Black Art: Ancestral Legacy  Images of Valor: Latinos and Latinas of World WarII  Lonesome Dove  8    ITYa SEA USEU M  Dun Apack  SPRING BREAK CAMPS 14 children served  Palacios ISD, Tidehaven ISD, Bay City ISD, and visitors from Houston and Austin  SUMMER CAMPS PK-2 2nd - 10 3rd-5th-1 16 6th- -8th-4 9th-12th-7  Students came from Palacios ISD, Tidehaven ISD, Bay City ISD, and Calhoun ISD; other students were visiting from out of the area as well.  In all, we served 37 children this summer.  FAMILY PROGRAMS Total number served so fari in 2022: Pelican Playtime -51 Family Programs - 201 95 total adults this year  GUY AND COLLEEN CLAYBOURN SYMPOSIUM SERIES  VISITOR NUMBERS Total visitors as of September: Adults: 1493 Children: 251 Total for 2021: 1501 17% from Palacios 10% from around Matagorda County 60% from outside of the county, but in Texas 12% from out of state 3% from out of the country MEMBERSHIP NUMBERS thanks to the' Trull Foundation)  WHERE OUR VISITORS COME FROM  73 members  20 Individual; 13 - Patrons; 12-I Lifetime; 21 - Family (of those, 18 are PAT families with free dues  9    CITY-SEA M USE UM  EXPANSE Project: EXpanding Place-based Art, Nature, and Social Studies Education The history and current human experience in Palacios, Texas, cannot be separated from local ecology. There are many things to celebrate locally, as well as challenges to address. There are high levels of poverty, low early literacy rates, and heavily used coastal habitats. Expanded programs serving learners of all ages, are needed to provide community education in a currently underserved rural area. As a place based institution, the City by the Sea Museum is uniquely situated to educate on the connections between our visitors, our residents, our history, and the ecosystems in which we live. We are applying for funds to implement the EXPANSE project, which will expand place-Dased art, nature and social studies education through the development of K-12 field trips, year round family programs, seasonal camps, new adult programming, a new natural history exhibit, the digitization of collections, and stakeholder  engagement.  Previously, the museum could only support one, part-time staff person, limiting the educational capacity oft the site. An Executive Director and an Education Specialist were hired in 2022 with grant funding, and the Curator transitioned to full time, Sustained funding to cover salary for these three positions, and aj paid, part-time intern, is necessary for the EXPANSE project. In addition, if funded the grant monies would help cover program materials for K-12 and adult programming, guest teachers, presenters and training sO that staff can offer teacher workshops and nature therapy in the future. As part of the expansion, we envision stakeholder engagement, including developing a working group to explore the creation of a marine  education center ini the future.  New K-121 field trips coordinated by the museum will be held onsite and at Palacios Marine Agricultural Research Inc. Other new activities include a 3rd-5th grade after school club, beach cleanups, and classroom and community outreaches by appointment. We will continue offering two family programs a month including a toddler program specifically designed to support early literacy. Camps, offered for the first time in 2022, would be continued in 2023i if  staff time is funded.  The expansion of adult programming will immerse individuals in the surrounding environment through art in nature classes, meditation, yoga, guided birdwatching, fishing classes and lectures. One of the highlights for late winterlearly spring of 2023 is an artist in residence program that will culminate in a body of worki inspired by their residency to be displayed at City by the Sea Museum's new gallery space. Palacios is fortunate to boast such local talents as maritime artist Donna Nyzio and contemporary artist and designer Zeinab Ghais who will be guest teachers for the year-round art in nature series of classes.  Anticipated impacts include reduction of litter along the Palacios waterfront, k-12 students' academic success and increased environmental literacy and conservation awareness    CITY-SEA M US EUM  among participants of all ages. Adult program participants may experience increased well-being and sense of belonging, particularly among the elderly. Furthermore, adult programming could increase visitation to Palacios and contribute to a more vibrant local arts scene. 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MATTER EXPERTISE Provide customer updated software training documentation Periodic training on:  Fixed network infrastructure operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting Mobile infrastructure RNI and Sensus Analytics Analytics and RNI Administration Sensus Analytics Customer Portal Field Equipment AutoVu & Autoread Software Fleld Logic Software Meter installation  METERS AND SMARTPOINTS Assist with troubleshooting meter and SmartPoint device issues Coordinate product warranty (RMA) returns with Sensus  SmartPoint installation and activation  Contact us with questions egording/unctionally, and use of products ors software.  SENSUS AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR  (866) 719-1422 Monday Friday 7:30 AMS - 4:30F PM bacaigoucmalricon    Sensus Limited Warranty  G-500R26 below or unlE the applicable as forth above, are 25y years 10years 1year 1year 10years  1. General Product Coverage, Unless olherwise provided hereln, Sensus USA Inc. 8. Sensus Reglsters are warranted tob be free from defects in material and workmanship ("Sensus") warrants ils products and parts to be free from defects in material and from the date of Sensus shipment for the workmanship for one (1)) year from the date of Sensus shipment anda as setf forth below. registralion for AWWWA Repaired Meler periods Standards, stated set Allp products ares sold to customer ("Customer) pursuant to Sensus" Terms of Sale, avail- surpassed, whichever occursi first: Accuracy 2. SRI IPa anda ACCuSTREAM", 5/8", 314" &1 1" Meters arev warrantedt top perform tor new 5/8" thru 2" SRI I, ACCUSTREAM Encoder  able a: sensus.com/TC (Terms ofSale").  5/8" thru 2" SRI l, ACCUSTREAM: Slandard Regislers AIIH HSPU, IMP Contactor, R.E.R. Elec. ROFI Standard andE Encoder Registers for Propeller Melers OMNI and OMNI+ Reglsters with 9. Sensus Electric and Gas Meters arev warranted pursuant! to! the GeneralL Limited Warranty available ats sensus. .com/TC. 10. Batteries, IPERL System Components, AMR: andF FlexNetP Communication! Network AMII Interface Devices arey warranted to be free from defects inr material andy workmanship from the date of Sensus shipment fort the period stated! below: Elecironlc TouchPad Act-Pak° Remole! Moniloring! Instruments Gas SmartPoint" Modules and Batteries 7500s series Hand-Held Device Vehicle Galeway Base Station (VGB)a and other AMRE Equipment Easylink Reader CPTP100 FlexNet Base Station (including the! R100NA: andN M400, producls) 1year RM4160 IPERL System Battery andi IPERL Syslem Components Sensus" Electronic! Registert" Sensus" Smart Gateway Sensor Interface SmartPolnt" 5101520M1616M612M1 Balteries Sensors Valve & Gear Motor  meter accuracy level seli forth in the SRI Ila and ACCUSTREAM Data Sheets available at comf for five (5)) yearsi from thec date of Sensus shipment oru until ther registration shown below, whichever occurs firs!. Sensus further warrants that the SR II and aCCUSTREAMI meters will perform to atl leastA AWWA Repalred Meter Accuracy Standards forf fifteen (15) years from the date of Sensus shipment or until ther registration shown  Regislers Batlery  below, whichover occurs firs!: 5/8° SRI IIN Meter and ACCUSTREAM! Meter 3/4° SRII IIN Metera and aCCuSTREAMI Meter 1"S SRIIN Meter and aCCUSTREAM: Meter  New Meter. Accuracy Repair Meter Accuracy  500,000 gallons 750,000 galions 1,000,000 galions  1,500,0009 gallons 2,250,000 gallons 3,000,000 gallons  10y years 1year 20y years' 2years 1year 1Year 20) Years2 1Year 20years 20years* 1year 20years' 15years* 5years 5years' 15y yearss  3.a ally" Meters thatr registerv walerf flowa arey warranled1 t0 performt tot the accuracy level set forthi int thea ally Data Sheeta availabie ats sensus. comf forf fifteen (15)) yearsf from the Dale ofl Installation, butr nol longer thans sixteen (16)) yearsi fromo date of manufacture, not including ther meler's sensors, valve, and gear motor, which arey warranted under different terms described! beiow. As used! herein,' "Dale ofinstallation" means the date afterv whicht the ally Metert hasb been outo ofe emply pipe fors seven (7)c consecutive days, as those days arer measuredi byt the ally Meler ands storedi int ther meter's nonvolatile 4.1 IPERL°N Meters thatr register water flowa arev warranted top performt tot thea accuracy! levels setf forthi in thell IPERL Data Sheet available ats sensus.0 comf fort twenty (20)) yearsf fromt the shipment. Thei IPERL System Component warranty does noti include the  memory. dateo of Sensus extemall housing. Sensus shipment. 6,Sensus OMNI", OMNI+ Sensus shipment.  Modules andi Batteries  5. SRIIn malncases arey warranted tob bet freef from defectsi in material andv workmanship 11. ally" Meter Batteries and Components, including SmartPolnt 510M/520M Modules fortwenty-f five (25)y yearsf fromt thed datec ofs Sensuss shipment. aCCUSTREAM: maincasesy will are warranted to be free from defecis In material and workmanship from the Date of bef free from defects inr material andy workmanshlp fori fifleen (15) years fromt the dale of Installation, asd defined Ins Section 3, fort thep period: stated below:  Meters and Propeller! Meters arev warranted top perform tos as  setf forth in OMNI and Propeller data sheets fore eighteen (18) months from the date of 7.Sensus accuMAG" andH Hydroverse" Meters arev warrantedt tol bef freef from defecis Inr malerial andv workmanship, underr normal use ands service, for 18months from! thec date ofs Sensus shipment or 12r months froms startup, whichever occurs first. Sensusv willrepalro orreplacer non-p performing Gass SmarPoint Modules (configurediot thef factory setlingo ofsixt transmissions perd dayu underr normal systemo operationo ofuploo oned demandreadto each SmartPolntN Module pern month anduptot fivef firmwarec downloads duringt thel life ofthep product) Sensusy wilir repair orn replaçer non-p performing CPTP100 modules (configureda atfaciorys sellingo offour transmissions perc day under narmalsystemo operalions ofuptoo one demandr read pern month andup tofivef fimwared downloadsd duringth thei lifec ofthep product) andi batieries. Sensusy will repalr orr replacet non-p performing: IPERL SystemE Batteries, andorthei IPERLS Syslem Nowdube, thef flowsensinga ando dalap processing assemblies, andu the register( (IPERL Syslem Components') with hourly reads manufaclureda afler Apni2 2018, SmarlPoint 5I0NE20.N5ISWHSI2ME PLS/522M Modules manufactured alter Apil 2018 Sensus" SmarlGateway Sensor Interfacev (configuredto! thef faclory sellingofs sixb to one demand read to each SmartPolnt Module perr montha andu upt to five firmware downloads ever pairedw wiha ana ally! Meter, whichi immedialely amends! thev warranty lerms tot those described followinglmitations: inSection 11; alnoc costi fort thef firslh fileen (15)y yearsf fromu the dale ofSensus shipment, and forther remaining five (5)y years ata prorated percentage, appliedt towardsi the publishedi listp price ine effeci for they yeart the productis accepledbys Sonsusu undert thew warranty conditions accordingt lothof followings schedule: Years Replacemenl Price 1-15 16 17 18 Sensusy willr repair orn replace  SmartPoint! 510M/520MI Modules andE Batteries Ins servicey wally  Years Replacement! Price 1-10 11 12 13 14 15  Years Replacement Price 16 17 18 19 20 >20  0% 30% 35% 40% 45% 50%  55% 60% 65% 70% 75% 100%  andi batteries.  perc dayunderr normals system operationo ofup times perk houry withas SlandardT Tranmsit Rale warrantyy of hourly valido org only fore analog! fort Meter Sample Ratesc offour  greater thea analoge channel(s).  duringi the Feo ofthe produci) andb batteries, unless thes SmartPoint'5 510M520M/522M1 Modulei is lfapplicable, anys SmartPoint 510M/520M! Modulese everp pairedw witha an allyN Meter arev warranledy with the  Whend configuredioth the defaulti inslallations selling ofsixt transmissions ofmetrology andp pressure per daya and one update oft temperalure perd day, the SmarlPointi is warranted! top perform up to five (5) 2500 Operational Commands, where OpsallonalCemmancs' Inciudeo ond reads (sucha as consumplion, pressure,t temperature), an: allyy valve command, orac configuration command; and 15 Diagnoslic Commands, whichi includesh two-way communicalions! lesisa endir installations forthef firstt ten (10) years fromi Dale ofinsiallation atno cosL. Forther remainingf five (5)) years, Customer willp pay ther reduced Replacement Price ofthe then-current listp pricei ine effeca all thet timet thep productis accepledforr retumnina accordancev withi thef following schedule: Years ReplacemenlPrice 1-10 11 12 13 reduce flow.  fimmvare upgradesf forthes  Modulea andu uptofi five (5) fimwareu upgrades fort tho ally Meter;  Vears Replacement! Price 19 20 >20  0% 30% 40% 50%  60% 70% 100%  Years ReplacementPrice 14 15 >15  0% 35% 45% 55%  85% 75% 100%  Sensus Electronic Register+ with! hourly readsf forthe  firstt ten( (10)y years fromt the date ofs Sensus shipment, andfort ther remaliningt ten (10)y years, ata proratedp percentage, appliedt towardst thep publishedli lislp pricesi ine effectfori they yearp productis accepledi by Sensusu undery warranty conditions accordingt tothei following schedule:  Nohwithstandingthef foregolng, valvea andg gearmotord components ofally Metersa arer noty warranledboyond lwot thousand (2000) Valve State Operations, eveni ft they warranty period provided herein has noty yet expired. As usedh herein,' 'Valve Stale Operalions" means adjustments oft the Meter to open, close, or  637 Davis Drive Morrisville, NC: 27560 1-800-63B-3748  SEnsus axylembrand    12, IPERL and ally Connectors and Cables arey warranted to bef free from defects in WHETHER THE CAUSES OF ACTION ARE IN TORT, INCLUDING, WITHOUT materlals and workmanship, under normal use ands service, for ten (10) years from the LIMITATION, NEGLIGENCE OR STRICT LIABILITY, IN CONTRACT, UNDER STATUTE 13, Third-Party Devices are warranled to be free from defects In materials and SHALL BEL LIMITED TOD DIRECT DAMAGES. SENSUS SHALL. NOT BEL LIABLE FOR: () workmanship, under normal use and service, for one (1)y yearf from the date of Sensus ANYI INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL ORCONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES; NOR(I)A ANY shipment. As used int this Sensus Limlted Warranly, "Third Party Devices" means any REVENUE OR PROFITS LOST BY CUSTOMER ORI ITS AFFILIATES FROM ANY END product, device, or component part used with a Sensus product thati is manufaclured or USER(S), IRRESPECTIVE OF WHETHER SUCH LOST REVENUE OR PROFITS IS soldt bya any party! lhatl Is no! Sensus. Fallure ofa al Third Parly Device whlch subsequently CATEGORIZED AS DIRECT DAMAGES OROTHERWISE: NOR( (III) ANYI IN/OUT COSTS; causes failuret to a Sensus device shall bet ther responsiblity of ther manufacturer of the NOR(V,MANUAL METERREADCOSTS/ ANDEXPENSES: NORPADAMAOESARISNG 14.S Software. Soflware supplied andlorl licensed) bys Sensusi is supported accordingt tothe PRESSURE. "IN/OUT COSTS" MEANS ANY COSTS AND EXPENSES INCURREDI BY terms oft the: applicable software license or usage agreement. Sensus warrants that any CUSTOMER. IN TRANSPORTING GOODS BETWEEN ITS WAREHOUSE, AND ITS END network and monitoring services shall bep performed inap professlonal and workmanlike USER'S PREMISES AND ANY COSTS ANDE EXPENSES INCURRED! BY CUSTOMERI IN 15. Return. Sensus' obligation, and Cuslomer's excluslve remedy, under this Sensus USER OF ELECTRCTYWATERGAS THAT PAYS CUSTOMER FOR THE Limited Warranlyi is, atSensus' option, t0 elther () repalr orr replace thep product, provided CONSUMPTION OFE FLECIRCTYMAERCASAS APPLICABLE. the Customer (a) retums the product (o thel location designated by Sensus within the Thell Iimitations onli liablitys self forthi int this Agreement aref fundamentall Inducements tos Sensus warranty period; and (b) prepays thef frelght costs bolh to andi from such location; or (i) enleringi into this/ Agreement. They apply uncondillonally andl In all respects. Theys aret tobe deliver replacement components tot the Customer, provided the Customer inslalis, atits inlerpreted broadlys soa ast tog give Sensus ther maximum protectiong permitled under law.  date of Sensus shipment. Nicor orl Itron connectors Included with a Sensus product are OROTHERWISE.  warranted according tot thet tems forT Third-Party Devicesl In Seclion 13.  ASAS SEPARATE, ANDI INDEPENDENT LIMITATION ONI LIABILITY, SENSUS' LIABILITY  Third Party Device, manner.  FROM MAINCASE OR BOTTOM PLATE BREAKAGE CAUSED BY FREEZING TERMPERATURES, WATER HAMMER CONDITIONS, OR EXCESSIVE WATER INSTALLING, UNINSTALLING/ ANDF REMOVNGGOODS. ENDUSER" MEANSANYEND  cost, such components in or on thep product (asl Instructed by Sensus), provided, thatif Sensus requests, the Customer (a) returns the product to the! location designated by Sensusy withint thev warranty period; and( (D) prepays! thef freight costs both to andi froms such location. In ail cases, IF Cuslomer does not return the product within the lime period designated! by Sensus, Sensusv willinvolce, ando Customerv willp pay withint thirty dayso ofthe Invoice date, fort thec costo oft ther replacement producta and/or components. The retum of products for warranty clalms must follow Sensus' Relurned Materials Authorizalion (RMA), procedures. Water meter relums musti Include documentation oft the Customer'st testr resulls. Testresulls must! be obtainede accordingt to AWWWA: standards and musts specifyt ther meters serlalnumber." Thet testr resultsy wilr notl bey validift then meter ist found to containf foreignr materials. IfCustomer chooses nott tot testa as Sensus water meter prior ton reluming Ktos Sensus, Sensus will repair or replace! then meter, at Sensus' option, after then meter! has beent tested! by Sensus. The Customery will bec charged Sensus' thenc current testingf fee. All product must ber retumed in accordance with the RMAP process. For all relurns, Sensus reserves ther righit to requestr meter readingr records by serlalr number to Forp products that have become discontinued or obsolete ("Obsolete Product", Sensus may, allls discretion, replaces such Obsolete Producty witha adifferent product model("New Product"), provided that the New Product has substantlally simllar features as the Obsoletel Product. TheN NewProductshall bev warranteda ass setforthi int this Sensusl Limlted THIS SECTION 15 SETS FORTH CUSTOMER'S SOLE REMEDY FOR THE FAILURE OF THE PRODUCTS, SERVICES OR LICENSED SOFTWARE TO CONFORM TO 16. Warranty Exceptions and! No! Implied Warrantles. This Sensus Limited Warranty does noti include costs forr removal ork Installation of producis, or costs for replacement labor or materials, whlch aret ther responsibility oft the Customer. The warranties! In this Sensus Limited Warranly dor nota apply to ands Sensus! has no liabilityf for goodsi thalh have been: installed! Improperly orinn non-recommended installations; installed toas sockett that isnotf functional, orisn notins safe operating condition, orisd damaged, ori isinn needo ofrepair; tampered with; modified or repaired with parts or assembiies not cerlified Iny witing by Sensus, including without limilation, communication parts and assemblies; improperly modified orrepalred (Includinga asa aresult ofmodificationsn requiredby Sensus); converted; altered; damaged; read! bye equipment not approved by Sensus; forv water meters, used with substances other than water, used with non- potable water, or used with water that contains dirt, debris, deposits, or other Impurities; subjectedt tor misuse, improper storage, Improper care, Improper maintenance, or Improper periodic testing (collectively, "Exceplions."). I Sensus identifies any Exceptions during examination, troubleshooling or performing any type of support on behalf of Customer, then Customer shall payf for and/or relmburse Sensus for all expenses Incurred by Sensus in examinlng, troubleshooting, performing support activities, repalring or replacing any Equipment that satislies any of the Exceptlons definede above. The above warrantles dor note apply Int the THE WARRANTIES SET FORTH IN THIS SENSUS LIMITED WARRANTY. ARE THE ONLY WARRANTIES GIVEN WITH RESPECT TO THE GOODS, SOFTWARE, SOFTWARE LICENSES AND SERVICES SOLD OR OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY SENSUS. SENSUS EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL OTHER REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES, CONDITIONS, EXPRESSED, IMPLIED, STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE, REGARDING ANY MATTER IN CONNECTIONI WITH THIS SENSUS LIMITED WARRANTY ORI WITH THE TERMS OF SALE, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES AS TO FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABLITY, NON-INFRINGEMENT, ANDT TITLE, SENSUS ASSUMESI NOLIABILITYF FOR COSTS ORE EXPENSES ASSOCIATEDWITH LOST REVENUE OR WITH THE REMOVAL ORI INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT. THE FOREGOING REMEDIES ARE CUSTOMER'S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES FOR THE FAILURE OF EQUIPMENT, LICENSED SOFTWARE OR SOFTWARE SERVICES, AND OTHER SERVICES TO CONFORM TO THEIR 17. Limitation of Liabillty. SENSUS' AGGREGATE LIABILITY IN ANY AND ALL. CAUSES OF ACTION ARISING UNDER, OUT OF OR IN RELATION TO THIS AGREEMENT, ITS NEGOTIATION, PERFORMANCE, BREACH OR TERMINATION COLIFCIVAYTAISESOEACIOITSWLNOTI EXCEEDT THETOTALAMOUNT PAID BY CUSTOMER TO SENSUS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT. THISISSO  validate warranty clalms. Warranty.  THEIRI RESPECTIVE WARRANTIES.  event ofForce! Majeure, as definedi in! theT Terms of Sale,  RESPECTIVE WARRANTIES.  637 Davis Drive Morrisvile, NC 27560 1-800-638-3748  SEnsus axylem brand    10/14/2022 IC  AHlacnunte  City of Palacios Project Updates  CDBG MIT Cily Wide Drainage Improvements  Downtown Revitalization Project (Main Street Sidewalk Replacement) Shoreline Revitalization Project CDBC Miligation Coastal Reslience  Program  City Wide Drainage Improvements  uxsyy"   2  1    10/14/2022  Perryman Avenue  Install new: inlets and pipes Regrade roadside ditches Install driveway culverts  3  1st, 2nd, 3rd and Commerce Streets  Install: new inlets and pipes Regrade: roadside ditches Install driveway culverts  Grout fill existing storm main under house at the intersection of] Duson. Avenue and 1st Street  4  2    10/14/2022  4th Street, Welch Avenue and 4th  Street Alley  Install new inlets and pipes Regrade roadside ditches on Welch. Avenue Install driveway culverts on Welch Avenue Provide stub-out for 4th Street. Alley to be completed by others  Green Avenue  Install new inlets and pipes  Regrade roadside ditches from gud Street to 18t Street Install driveway culverts from 3rd Street to 1st Street  6  3    10/14/2022  8th Street Regrade roadside ditches Install driveway culverts  7  10th & 11th Streets and Lucas &  Morton Avenues Regrade roadside ditches Install driveway culyerts  8  4    10/14/2022  Gray Street and Craymer Ditch Install new storm structures and pipes Regrade roadside ditches Install diveway culverts Expand Craymer ditch toj provide sufficient outfall for proposed storm sewer  9  Moore Avenue  Install new 24" storm sewer at thei intersection of Moore. 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