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Mass Transit Memorandum <br /> No. 061104-2 , <br /> June 11,2004 I <br /> TO: Honorable Mayor Osborne and City Council Members <br /> FROM: Steve Garm 'ty Manager <br /> Paul McCha c , ass Transit Administrat�c <br /> SUBJECT: Extension of Transit Management Contract <br /> SUMMARY Staff recommends that Council approve a Resolution to amend the <br /> RECOMMENDATION: current Transit management contract with First Transit, Inc., to <br /> extend the contract for 90 days. <br /> BACKGROUND: The City now contracts with First Transit, Inc. for management of <br /> the Transit System. (This contract was assigned to First Transit in <br /> 2003 when that company acquired Progressive Transportation <br /> Services, Inc.) This contract expires on June 30, 2004. City <br /> Council action on the award of a new management contract has <br /> been delayed during consideration of the transit employees' <br /> petition to become employees of the City. Since that issue will not <br /> be decided before June 30th, the end of this contract, and since the <br /> Transit System cannot operate without a contract, an extension of <br /> the cunent contract is needed. The proposed contract amendment <br /> has been approved by First Transit, Inc. The proposed contract <br /> amendment would extend the term of the current contract through <br /> September 30, 2004. It would also increase the compensation paid <br /> to First Transit from $7,583.33 per month to $7,850.00 per month. <br /> This is the amount of First Transit's low bid which is included in <br /> the pending 2004-2009 Transit management contract. <br /> POTENTIAL There are no known or expected objections to the proposed contract <br /> OBJECTION: extension. <br /> INPUT FROM Rick Dunning, Senior Vice President <br /> OTHER SOURCES: First Transit, Inc. <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: Paul McChancy, Mass Transit Administrator <br /> BUDGET/TIME The cost of this contract would increase by $266.67 per month, or <br /> IMPLICATIONS: $800.01 for three months. There will be no change in the amount <br /> of staff time required under the contract extension. <br />