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Agenda Packet
Meeting Type
Joint
Agency Type
City Council & Redevelopment
Date
2/24/2003
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�- i e -� <br />1 Initial Contract Period (2 Years) <br />2 First Extension Period (one year) <br />DEWEY PEST CONTROL AGREEMENT <br />Calculation of Extension Period Compensation <br />as provided for in Original Agreement <br />First Extension Period <br />Contract Period San Francisco - Oakiand -San Jose <br />Beginning End CPI -U (Ail Urban Consumers) Index <br />Ending 12/2002 Ending 12/2002 <br />Mar -01 Feb-03 180.2 <br />Mar -03 Feb-04 <br />Initial Period (Annual Compensation) <br />Annual compensation Period January 2002 through December <br />2002 (Based on Invoices) <br />$53,051.85 <br />FORMULA PER CONTRACT TERMS: <br />A. Annual Index: Period 1 / 1 /2000 to 12/31 /2000 <br />180.2 <br />B. Extension Period Index: 1/112002 thru 12/31/2002 <br />193.0 <br />Resulting Factor [Extens. Period Index #5 divided by (+) Begin <br />Index ( #4) Equals -] <br />1.07 <br />Amount Paid Year 2002 Based on invoices <br />$53,051.85 <br />Result (Compensation Increase) based on formula <br />(multiplied 2002 Amount by Formula Factor) <br />$56 ,765.48 <br />Added Contingency (10%) <br />$5,677 <br />Compensation for Extension Period ( #2 above) is <br />March 1, 2003 through February 29, 2004 <br />$62,442.03 <br />1141 <br />193.0 <br />value of work, 2002 <br />walatlm rate <br />value of work, 2002 <br />Compensation of TO 1 Period <br />at in formula <br />170 #1 not to exceed amount <br />CONTRACT LANGUAGE DEFINING COMPENSATION CALCULATION METHOD <br />The compensation for each Extension Period shall be subject to annual adjustment commencing with the first Extension Period, as <br />set forth below. <br />(a) The San Francisco - Oakland -San Jose Consumer Price Index All Items 1982 -84 =100 for All Urban Consumers (CPI U) <br />published by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of tabor Statistics (the "Index ") shall be used for the purpose of calculating <br />annual compensation increases. <br />(b) The "Beginning Index" shall be the index published immediately prior to the commencement of the expiring Period and, as <br />to the First Extension Period, the expiration of the Initial Period. The "Extension Index" shall be the index published immediately <br />prior to the commencement of each subsequent Extension Period. To calculate the annual compensation for each period, the <br />Extension Index shall be divided by the Beginning Index, and the resulting factor shall be multiplied by the annual compensation of <br />the expiring period, and, as to the First Extension Period, the expiration of the Initial Period. <br />Footnotes: <br />a) Annual compensation is based on invoices and covers all work completed from January 1, 2002 through December 31, 2002 <br />b) The CPI -U Indexes were obtained from the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics website at <br />http: / /www.bis.gov /cpi/ using the MSA designation (San Francisco) and formatting per instructions at the site as follows: CPI -U <br />(Unadjusted for seasonality) for years 2000, 2001, 2002 URL identification is <br />htto: // data. bis. aov /serviet /SurveyOutputServiet ?data tool- droomao &series id =CUURA422SA0 l USA422SA0 <br />prepared by M Harang <br />01/29/2003 cmtna. <br />March 1, 20113 ON February 29, 2004 <br />
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