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HomeMy WebLinkAbout30687 / 80-13May 1, 1980 # 13 FZESOL[Ti'ION PURPqSE: C�IS�'i' � AGREEhff�1T - S00 ISNE RAIS.I�AD AND B�7NEF2 PAC�CAQNG, INC. INITIATID BY: CITY ADMINISTRZITIC,�I HE IT RESOLVED by the Conmon Council o£ the City of Oshk�h that the proper City o£ficials are hereby authorized and directed to consent to the attached Agree.�nt wi.th the Soo Lir,�, Pailrxd Com{�any anc1 Banner Packaging, Inc. for the o�rati.on and maintenan� of appmxiira'-�e1y 320 £eet of spur trac7c. . SUBMITTED BY GPPfiOVED - 13 - J. , - . � _ .. � � �. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGRE. the day of RAILROAD COMPANY, Minneapolis, "Railroad Company", and BANNER hereinafter called "Industry", Oshko5h, WITNESSETH: MED7T, made and entered into as of 1980, by and between SOO LINE Minnesota, hereinafter called PACKAGING, TNC., Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and consented to by the City of WHEREAS, the Railroad Company and the City of Oshkosh entered into an agreement dated September 11, 1979 covering the construction, maintenance and operation of a lead track approximately L,500 £eat in length which lead track is shown by a black line be- tween the letter "A", "B" and "C" on the map hereto attached marked "Exhibit A" and: WHEREAS, the Industry desires to construct a spur track connecting to said lead track and to have the Railroad Company operate over said spur track which is approximately 320 feet in length and is shown by a red line be�ween the letters "D" at the point of switch an3 "E" at the end of track on "Exhibit A" and the Railroad Company is willing to operate over said spur track in serving the Industry upon certain terms and conditions: NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises, the parties h�reto agree as follows: 1. CONSTRUCTION The Industry, at its sole risk and expense, shall arrange for all necessary materials, labor and supervision required for the grading and construction of the spur tsack. Where any gzading or track constzuction i° to be gerforned on the Railroad Company's right-of-way, the Industry and its contractor shall first obtain the written permission of the Railroad Company's Chief Engineer before entering upon said right-of-way and saicl Engineer may require the presence of a£lagman at the Industry's expense during operations on said right-of-way. The Industry shall indemnify the Railroad Company for and hold it harmless against any and all loss resulting from damage to property or injury to or death of persons arisinq out of such grading operations. The Industry sha11 also at its sole risk and expense furnish, install and in the future maintain any drainage structure which may now or in the future be required to properly drain the spur track. Any work perEormed by the Industry or its contractor in connection with such drainage structures on the , . . :,.,., .:.� ._.:,�.. ,., <.� .,.:_, ;.._�;,Y ,..,,.. , ,.._ .. .,. < . � �'�:.; . �, ,_ .�,:`";;°; x-�ti � ._. r � _ Railroad Company's right-o£-way sha11 be subject to the same requirem�nts applicable in the case of grading op�rations and shall ba subject to the same indemnity. 2. OWNERSHIP The Industry shall own the spur track. 3. MAINTENAI3CE The Industry sha11 furnish a11 necessary materials, labor and supervision, and perform a11 work that may be required for or in connection with th� maintenance, repair, renewal and changing of the spur track, its roadbed and appurtenances, so as to conform with the standards of the Railroad Company and the requirements of competent public authority. In the event Industry fails to perform necessary maintenance, Railroad Company shall b? entitled to make all necessary repairs at the sole cost and expense of Industry and to cease operations over the spur track until such repairs are completed. 4. TAXES The Industry that may be lawfully authority against the operation of the spur S. CLEARANCES shall assume and pay all taxes and assessments levied or assessed by any competent public spur track, or on account of the maintenance or track. The Industry sha11 not permit any material, structure or equipment, including any appurtenance thereto, or any oth�r obstruction to be placed or remain nearer than 8 feet 6 inches ho.rizontally (m>_asured ae right dnglesj from th� center line of the spur track or. nearer than 22 £eet vertically measured from �he top of the high rail; or permit any pole or tower to be placed or remain nearer than 12 £eat 0 inches horizontally (measured at right angles) from the nearest rail of the spur track; or permit any utility, drainage or conveyance pipe or facility to be installed or remai.n underneath the spur track; or permit any wire or cable to b° installed or remain over the spur track, or permit excavatzon to made or remain nearer than 15 feet laterally from the center line of the spur track without securing the written consent of �he Railroad Company. If the Industry sha11 fail to comply -2- =��; . . , : ;. : , , ,_: __ . . . :, r-� .., :. ..,�:�, ., . ., ,., �. , , �. ;; � with the provisions oP this section, the Railroad Company may discontinue operating over the spur track until the Industry shall have £ully complied therewith. 6. LIABILITY a) It is understood that the movement of railroad locomotives involves some risk of fire. The Industry assumes all responsibility for, and agrees to indemnify the Railroad Company and its agents against loss or damage to property upon the premises of the Industry, regardless of the Railroad Company's negligence arising from fire caused by locomotives operated bp the Railroad Company on the spur track, or lead track, or in theis vicinity, for the purpose of serving the Industry, except to tk:e premises of the Railroad Company and to rolling stock belonging to the Railroad Company or to others, and to shipments in course of transportation. b) The Industry also agrees to indemni£y and hold harmless the Railroad Coznpany and its agents £or loss, c7amage, injury or death from any act or omission negligent or otherwise o£ the Industry, or its employees or agents to the person or porperty of the parties h�reto and their empioyees, and to the person or proper,ty of any other person or corporation, while on or about tne spur trac'.c, or lead track, and if any claim or liability other than from fire shall arise from the joint or concurring negligence of both parties hereto, it sha11 be borne by them equally. 7. LSSE The Railroad Company shall have the right to use the whole or any part of said spur track, provided tha� such use shall not unrea- sonably interfere with the use thereby of the Indixstry. Neither party hereto sha11 permit or authorize the use of said spur track by or £or the benefit of any other person, firm or corporation no'4 on? of the parties hereto without the written consent of the other party. 8. TERMII3ATION AND REMOVAL This agreement sha11 b_ subject to termin.stion by the Railroad Company at any time upox� 60 days written notice to the 2ndustry, certified mai1, at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, if the spur track sha11 no longer b� required to reach an3 serve the Industry, o.r if tha Industry shall fail to perform or comply with any of the provisions of this a�reem�nt and such default continues for a period of 30 days after written notice thereof by tlze Railroad Company to the Industry, or if compliance with the requisements of any 1aw, ordinance or order ot any -3 - � t r �T ' � competent public authority, or change in the grade of the Railroad Company's main line, or other changed conditions, sha11 make continued use of the spur track impracticable, or if the City of Oshkosh sha11 revoke it's consent hereto. It sha11 be subject to termination by the Industry at any time upon 60 days written notice to the Railroad Company, certified mai1, at Minneapolis, Minnesota. 9. LQAIVER OR nREACH The waiver by the Railroad Company of a breach by the Industry of any provision of this agreement sha11 be limited to the act or omission constituting such breach, and shall not be construed as a continuing or permanent waiver. 10. ASSIGNMENT The Industry shall not assign this agreement, or any interest therein, without the written consent of the Railroad Company. Subject thereto, this agreement snall inure to the benefit of, and b° binding upon the legal representatives, successors and assigns of the respective parties. 11. VALIDITY If any of tne provisions o£ this agreement sha11 be judicially determined to ba invalid or unenforcible, such provisions sha11 Ue considered to be eliminated herefrom, and this agreement shall continue in full force and effect in all respects as though such invalid or unenforcible provisions had never been included herein. "'� � �� 12. A11 terms of the September 11, 1979 agreement, except those modified by this agreement, are in full force and effect. In the przsence of as to Railroad Company: In the prasence of as to Industry: ��.l�, ��1�Q�_ � Consented to this day of by the City of Oshkosh, wisconsin. BY— Its By— Its APP�C,,,. ,J I� �-�j� FOR EXECU' , ."_ _ J ' ; ����. _ . � �� --�,, �� ��, Gen. Supt. C SOO LINE RAILROAD COMPANY ''�_I D. M. CAVANAUGii Vice President - Operations BA�ER PACKAGING, IIJC. By ��",�"�"t'�.I t�'�� �- -5- RONALD E. SOWLE President , 1980 L�►t Dir. cf -:.�, A r_,.` �.'.; , f✓1-ainf, /',sst. 4.�-.�� p., Tra�;p, M r-I � I N N ai �d O 'd 1> RJ O � Sa �� a� � m cv .; : G r� . ' O hp �.' U � vi �.... 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