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Department Approval <br />l <br />REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION <br />Date.- 10/27/08 <br />Item No..- 7.e <br />City Manager Approval <br />Item Description.- Approve Lease Agreement with TTMI for Leased Space on the Reservoir Woods <br />Communication Tower <br />I BACKGROUND <br />2 Over the past several months, City Staff has been in discussions with Telecom Transport Management, Inc. <br />3 TTMI)I,, a backhaul wireless provider which desires to lease space on the Reservoir Woods <br />4 Communications Tower. The discussions were recently completed and executable lease agreements have <br />5 been prepared. The Agreements are submitted for Council review and approval. <br />6 <br />"7 Unlike Verizon,, or Sprint/Nextel, TTMI is not a wireless phone service provider with an established <br />subscriber base. TTMI specializes in serving the major carriers by allowing them to connect back to hub <br />9 and regional facilities in lieu of more expensive land lines, thereby saving money. <br />I ('_) <br />"I'll City Staff has reviewed and approved the site plan for the equipment that will be located on the tower as <br />12 well as at the base. The City Attorney has reviewed the lease agreement which contains the same language <br />13 as the previous lease with TTMI. <br />14 <br />15 Discussion Items <br />16 The lease agreements with TTMI are consistent with prior wireless lease agreements. The leases call for <br />I 7 the following.- <br />11 �,`11 <br />Ll Five year initial term, commencing on approximately March 1, 2009, and ending 5 years hence <br />20 Ll TTMI has the right to renew the lease for our (4�), additional five-year terms subject to terms of <br />2 1 the original lease. <br />22 Ll TTMI shall pay the City annual rent of $,6,400 per year, with automatic increases of 3% per <br />23 annum. <br />24 POLICY OBJECTIVE <br />25 The lease agreements provide non property-tax revenue to support the City's information systems. <br />26 FINANCIAL IMPACTS <br />27 The lease agreement calls for the City to receive $,6,400 annually, with an increase of 3% per annum. The <br />2, monies are used to offset the City's information systems costs. <br />Page I of 2 <br />