HomeMy WebLinkAboutC24080A Sunline Shopper HopperCITY OF PALM DESERT
STAFF REPORT
REQUEST: APPROVAL OF ACTIONS RELATED TO CONTRACT NO. C-24080A
WITH SUNLINE TRANSIT AUTHORITY FOR ROUTES 51 A & B, THE
SHOPPER HOPPER ROUTES
SUBMITTED BY: RUTH ANN MOORE, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
CONTRACTOR: SUNLINE TRANSIT AUTHORITY
32-505 HARRY OLIVER TRAIL
THOUSAND PALMS, CA 92276-3501
DATE: JANUARY 25, 2007
CONTENTS: CONTRACT NO. C-24080A
RIDERSHIP NUMBERS
Recommendation:
By Minute Motion:
1) Authorize the Mayor to award Contract No. C-24080A for six months in the
amount not -to -exceed $148,000 for vehicle operation, preventative
maintenance, and fuel;
2) Authorize the Finance Director to set aside the amount of $14,800 as 10%
contingency (use of contingency requires additional action) for this work;
3) Approve the additional expense not -to -exceed $3,000 to cover the
adjustment to the Red Route by 30 minutes for the previous six months;
and
4) Approve the additional expense not -to -exceed $3,000 to cover
miscellaneous repairs to the vehicles over the next six months.
Executive Summary:
With approval by the City Council, the vehicles will run the east -west route (Blue Route) including
the four largest hotels in Indian Wells, and the north -south route (Red Route) which includes the
Marriott hotels and timeshares, COD Street Fair, and The Living Desert. The program will
continue to run seven days per week from January 1, 2007 through May 31, 2007, and five days
per week for the month of June 2007.
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Staff Report
Shopper Hopper Contract
January 25, 2007
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Discussion:
This is the third year that includes ridership to the hotels in both Palm Desert and Indian Well, and
the program saw a 13% increase in ridership during 2006 over the previous year. The service has
been well received by both the hotel concierge personnel and their customers.
The contract for fiscal year 2005-2006 was extended for six months in order for SunLine to finish
the adjustments to the routes, and the attached contract will now run from January 1, 2007 through
June 30, 2007. During this contract extension, it was necessary to increase the operation of the
Red Route from 8.5 hours per day to nine hours. SunLine is calculating this addition which the City
will be billed in a one-time payment for the previous six months that will not exceed $3,000.
Because the vehicles are over four years old, incidental repairs have begun to occur. Staff is
requesting funding in the amount of $3,000, which will only be spent if repairs are needed.
Funds for the Shopper Hopper program will be appropriated during the mid -year adjustment in the
General Fund Account No. 110-4416-414.3681. Staff requests approval of the above
recommendations.
Moore
Economic Development Manager
Approval:
McCarthy, ACevelopment
Carlos L. 0 eg City Manager
Paul S. Gibson, Finance Director
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Contract No. C-24080A
AGREEMENT
FOR SERVICES TO OPERATE
PALM DESERT SHOPPER HOPPER
January 1, 2007 through June 30, 2007
This agreement is entered into between the Ciry of Palm Desert (City) and SunLine
Transit Agency (SunLine), for the operation of the Palm Desert Shopper Hopper, in fixed
route public transit service within the City of Palm Desert. This agreement shall cover the
period beginning on January 1, 2007 and ending on June 30, 2007.
1. BACKGROUND:
City desires that SunLine operate the Palm Desert Shopper Hopper along fixed routes
as designated by the City of Palm Desert during this time period.
2. VEHICLE OPERATION:
Vehicles are owned by the City.
Vehicles shall be in revenue service according to schedules agreed to between the City
and SunLine as reflected on Exhibit A. Changes to this schedule may be made by
mutual agreement. (See Exhibit A attached.)
The City retains the right to increase, decrease, or, with 30 days notice, to suspend or
cancel the service for any period at any time.
SunLine shall provide a uniformed motor coach operator to operate each vehicle for all
hours of vehicle operation within the scope of this agreement. SunLine shall also provide
dispatching and street supervision for all fixed route vehicle operation of the Palm Desert
Shopper Hopper service.
3. MAINTENANCE:
SunLine shall perform all routine preventative maintenance (PM's) on the vehicles per
rrlanufacturer's recommendations. This will be done on a regular basis and contained
within SunLine's regular fleet maintenance program. The regular PM's will include labor,
fluids, and filters as required. SunLine will also perform routine safety inspections every
14 days during the term of this agreement. The fees for this routine maintenance are
listed in Exhibit A.
All routine maintenance costs are included in this Agreement. If other than routine
repairs become necessary, SunLine will meet with the City for approval of such
expenses.
4. FEES AND PAYMENT
a} Operation of the Shopper Hopper Service: $40.32 per vehicle hour for the cost
of operating the Shopper Hopper service. Vehicle hours include revenue service,
"dead head" hours, and any layover time requiring a vehicle to be in operation.
(Exhibit A lists the current schedule of hours.)
Contract No. C-24080A
b) Maintenance of the vehicles: $.36 per mile, per vehicle. SunLine will perform all
required Safety Inspections of the vehicles and all "PM's" (preventive
maintenance servicing requirements) as required by the vehicle manufacturer.
These vehicles will also be washed and have their interiors cleaned on a daily
basis. All of these services will be billed on a monthly basis as a single
Maintenance cost, per vehicle. (Exhibit A lists the current schedule of hours.)
Fuel cost will be billed to the City. Current CNG costs are $1.49 per gasoline
gallon equivalent (GGE). Any increase or decrease will be passed along to the
City.
c) Insurance/Indemnity: SunLine will provide Workman's Compensation coverage
for its employees in the performance of this agreement. The City owns the
vehicles and will provide customary property damage insurance coverage as it
sees fit. SunLine shall not be liable for damage to vehicles arising out of the
performance of this agreement. SunLine shall indemnify and hold harmless the
City from all third-party claims arising out of its performance of this agreement.
Accordingly, a Certificate of Liability Coverage naming the City shall be issued
with liability limits of$1,000,000 and a $0 (zero) limit for Self-Insured Retention.
d) Payments: SunLine shall invoice City by the 15`� of each month for the preceding
month's fees. Terms of the invoices shall be net 30.
5. OTHER
SunLine shall publish and distribute the route schedules and route maps in rider
materials furnished to the public. SunLine staff is available to assist the City in efforts to
promote ridership.
SunLine Transit Agency CITY OF PALM DESERT
C. Mikel Oglesby Richard S. Kelly
General Manager Mayor
Date: Date:
Attest: Attest:
Dennis Gilman Rachelle D. Klassen
Clerk of the Board City Clerk
Approved as to form:
Dave Erwin, City Attorney
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EXHIBIT A
Schedule for Operating
Palm Desert Shopper Hopper
January 1, 2007 through June 30, 2007
VEHICLE OPERATION
Blue Route Vehicle
Jan 1 st through May 31 st Mon. - Sun.
Jun. 1 st through Jun. 30th Wed.-Sun.
$40.32 x 8.5 hours x 173 days $59,290.56
Red Route Vehicle
Jan 1 st through May 31 st Mon. - Sun.
Jun. 1 st through Jun. 30th Wed.-Sun.
$40.32 x 9.0 hours x 173 days $62,778.24
Totat Vehicle Operation $122,068.80
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
Blue Route Vehicle 7,691.580
0.36 x 123.5 miles per day x 173 days
Red Route Vehicle 8,396.568
0.36 x 141.6 miles per day x 122 weekdays
0.36 x 118.6 miles per day x 51 weekends
Fuel costs
44,689.30 miles / 7 mpg x 1.49 per gallon 9,512.437
TOTAL VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 25,600.585
TOTAL OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE $147,669.38
*Fuel cost of $1.49 per GGE is current cost, but could change. If fuel cost changes,
SunLine will bill actual cost (either increases or decreased) as they occur.
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SHOPPER HOPPER RIDERSHIP(2003-20061
Year J F M A M J J A S O N D Total
2003 1,588 2,100 2,123 1,738 1,539 773 887 991 689 937 1,472 1,649 16,286
2004 2,142 2,622 2,121 1,819 1,575 685 663 525 546 567 1,224 1,044 15,533
2005 1,401 1,392 1,735 1,385 982 1,344 389 295 425 622 1,797 1,538 13,305
2006 1,856 1,809 1,870 2,109 1,467 1,045 625 627 583 767 1,082 1,439 15,279
SHOPPER HOPPER RIDERSHIP (2003-2006)
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