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Ms. Susan Hoyt July 2, 1993 Page 2 There are quite a few other provisions in the Agreement which obligate the City to incorporate language in sub contracts or to administer the contract in a particular manner. The key point is that whoever administers this contract on behalf of the city must read the contract in detail and should follow all of the procedures and requirements set forth in the contract. Some of those requirements are as follows: Part I, paragraph 12B: Requires the city to incorporate specified language regarding potential conflicts of interest in every subcontract. Part II, paragraph 1: Requires the city to comply with certain administrative requirements and with specific federal regulations and federal OMB circulars. Part II, paragraph 2: Requires compliance with certain federal procedures relating to bonding, insurance and procurement standards on projects over $10,000. Part II, paragraph 2(B): Requires "Anti- Kickback" language in all contracts and subgrants for construction. Part II, paragraph 4D(3): Requires the city to provide training and employment opportunities for lower income residents in accordance with the Ramsey County Section 3 plan. It also requires that the section 3 clause, attached to the Agreement, be incorporated in all contracts between the city and contractors and subcontractors. Part II,. paragraph 4(F): Requires the city to include certain non- discrimination provisions in all contracts or purchase orders and requires notice to labor unions of such provisions. Part II, paragraph 5: Requires that all project contractors pay wage rates in accordance with the Davis- Bacon Act. This requirement does not apply to rehabilitation of residential property designed for residential use by fewer than eight families. Part II, paragraph 20: By signing the Agreement, Falcon Heights is certifying that it has adopted and is enforcing a policy prohibiting use of excessive force by law enforcement agencies within its jurisdiction.