19-218 - King County - Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for Automatic Aid

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MARTIN LUTHER KING COUNTY INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT FOR AUTO ATIC AID Pursuant to this ILA, there shall be no commingling of funds or financial contributions by any Party to the joint or cooperative efforts provided by the Parties under this ILA. Each party agrees to the reasonable use of their resouroea, including but not limited to personnel, equipment, and different types of apparatus or vehicles, without compensation. This iLA is predicated upon approximately equal sharing and participation in the joint operations of the Parties so that no party, over time, has any advantage or disadvantage as compared to any other party. There shall be no budget, annual or otherwise, avaabIe to the AdmThistrative Board and no furids or accounts created forthe administraijon ofthis ILA. 8. Property/No io|nUyow/ned property: There shali be no purchasingofjoint property of any kind, real or personal,bvthePort|as pursuant to this ILA. The property and resources used by the Parties in performing under this ILA shall be and permanently remain the property and resources of each respective Party. The personnel performing operations under this ILA shall be and permanently remain the empoyees of the Party who employed them prior to the execution of this ILA and shall not be considered agents of any olher party. 9. Administration of Agreement/Governance: No separate !egal entity 15 created by this LA. The Administrative Board shaI be the King County Chiefs Association, but voting on matters arising under this ILA shall be done in accordance with this ILA by an Admiriistrative Board. Each Zone in King County shali have one vote an such Administrative Board in the governance of this ILA. Each voting member on such Administrative Board shall have been nominated and elected by a majority of the Fire Chiefs in that respective zone. A quorum of such Administrative Board shall consist of all three of the Zone representatives, or their delegees, and unanimity shall be necessary for any binding' action of the Administrative Boord, provided that, in the event of any extraordinary matter coming before such Board, the matter shall be referred to all of the Fire Chiefs of all of the Parties. Exampres of extraordinary matters aretermination ofthis ILA and expusion of any Party from the ILA for good cause. On such extraordinary matters, a supermajority of two-thirds (2/3) of those Fire Chiefs (or delegees) voting shall be required for a motion to be approved. A quorum of such body shall be a majority of all the Fire Chiefs of all the Parties, in order to hold such a vote. If there is no unanimous agreement on the Administrative Board as to whether an issue is an"exƒraordinaryrnatter"theAdministrat/veBmandohaUpreaenttMatquestiontnm||ofthe Fire Chiefs for an advisory vote, and a mjority shall be sufficient to so designate a matter as extraordinary. 11 it is so designated, a decision on the matter shail be reached as set forth above. Martin Luther King Ccunty InterlocaFAgreement for Automatc Ad 5