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Randall and Goodrich, P.L.C. <br />Memo <br />To: Ramsey City Council and Ramsey HRA <br />From: William K. Goodrich, City Attorney <br />Re: Sunwood Drive Realignment Project/Landform Contract <br />Date: July 10, 2012 <br />At its June 26, 2012 meeting, the City Council asked for my legal opinion on an issue relating to the <br />City's Sunwood Drive Realignment Improvement Project (the "Project") and a contract between the <br />Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of Ramsey (the "HRA") and Landform <br />Professional Services, LLC ("Landform"). The specific issue is whether or not the CITY is <br />contractually obligated to use Landform's services for construction staking of the Project. <br />BACKGROUND <br />The City has authorized the acquisition of easements for the Project, has provided for the funding of <br />the Project, has competitively bid the construction of the Project and has awarded a contract for the <br />Project's construction. Thus, there is no question the Project is a CITY project as opposed to an HRA <br />project. <br />The Project's easement acquisition process included acquiring right of way and temporary <br />construction easements from certain Project adjacent land owners, one of which is the HRA. The City <br />acquired necessary easements from the HRA pursuant to an agreement titled: Agreement Related to <br />the Relocation of Sunwood Drive, which agreement was approved by the HRA on April 24, 2012 (the <br />"HRA/City Agreement"). The HRA/City Agreement further grants the CITY the right to remove soil <br />from HRA property for use in connection with construction of the Project. <br />The HRA and Landform entered into a Purchase of Services Agreement, dated April 1, 2011 whereby <br />these two parties contractually agreed that the HRA would retain Landform for development <br />management services of the property owned by the HRA now known as the COR (the "Landform <br />Contract") The HRA property which is the subject of the Landform Contract is specifically legally <br />described in the Landform Contract. <br />ISSUE <br />As stated above the issue is, is the CITY legally obligated pursuant to the Landform Contract to use <br />the services of Landform for construction staking of the Project? <br />
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