Agmt03 San Mateo, County of (Animal Control)

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c. Review all citation activities. d. Review programmatic complaints of any City and programmatic data provided by County Contractor. e. Review revenues and expenditures relating to Animal Control Services. f. Review the Cities' cost sharing formula. g. Review and develop performance measures, in conjunction with County Contractor staff, which will provide valid and reliable data by which to evaluate the level of service being provided by the County Contractor. 5. Use of Pro2:ram Revenue. The City agrees that all license fees and animal fine, forfeitures or other related animal fees collected by the County shall be retained by County and used for the support of the Animal Control Program. It is further understood that any fees collected for redemption or sale of impounded animals shall be retained by the County and/or County Contractor in accordance with the provisions of said contract between the County and County Contractor, and such fees shall be used for the support of the Animal Control Program. 6. Pro2:ram Deficit or Surplus. City and County shall share in covering any program deficit or receiving any program surplus. At the end of each fiscal year, County will determine any deficit or surplus incurred that fiscal year. City understands and agrees that with the County's written approval, County Contractor will be allowed to retain 50% of unexpended contract monies, including Cities' contributions. Any variance (deficit or surplus) over what was budgeted will be added to, in the case of a deficit, or subtracted from, in the case of a surplus, the following year's cost. Deficits and/or surpluses are shared by each City and County based on actual program costs and revenue for the prior fiscal year. The parties acknowledge that the contract between County and County Contractor provides that if, in any fiscal year, the costs necessary and incidental to Contractor's provision of services are greater than reasonably could have been anticipated, or if County or State laws are passed during the term of the Agreement which require a greater level of service, County and County Contractor will negotiate payment of increased reimbursement to Contractor, pursuant to the procedure set forth in that agreement. City agrees that if additional amounts are reimbursed to County Contractor under that provision of the contract between County and County Contractor, City shall pay its proportionate share of such additional reimbursement as determined by County pursuant to the percentage 7 ._, T~ ~_.,