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-10- 6.2 Contingent on Cooperative Agreement funding, the City shall be paid by the State as a contractor for portions of the Remedial Action • construction as described in Part 1.3. 6.3 The City is assuring payment for its share of remedial action costs as the fol-lowing paragraph from the proposed EPA-MPCA cooperative agreement describes: The ROD declares that the operation and maintenance activities to assure continued effectiveness of the remedy will be considered part of the approved action and eligible for CERCLA monies for a period not to exceed 10 years. The "Recommended Alternative" section -states: "Operation and maintenance shall be considerea to be any activities required to maintain the effectiveness of the treatment or measure following the initial 10 year period [of RAI. . .only the construction or installation and operation of the GAC treatment system and the pipeline will be considered the remedial action. Therefore, operation of wells 3, 4, and 5 are not considered part of the remedial action." The State assures funding of 10% of the capital costs of the remedial action. Through an agreement with the City of St. Anthony, the State assures funding of 10% of the annual operation costs of the remedial action for up to ten years and all Operation and Maintenance costs for the life of the project. The City will also assure funding of all costs associated with the operation of . wells 3, 4, and 5. Pursuant to CERCLA Section 104 (c)(6) the State assures payment of 100% of the Operation and Maintenance costs, in accordance with the final extended RA plan, from nonfederal sources after the extended RA. The following table provides a summary. Activity Responsibility RA Construction 90% EPA Construction Period 10% State 0 & M - GAC facility 90% EPA 10 years, Extended RA and pipeline 10% City 10 years, Extended RA 100% City after Extended RA Normal Well 100% City Entire RA,- extended Operation Costs of 'RA, and thereafter Wells 3, 4, and 5 6.4 The City recognizes that reimbursement is dependent upon funding through the EPA, and that the State is not responsible for changes or delays caused by EPA. Expenses for activities undertaken by the City related to this agreement prior to the Cooperative Agreement Award and the effective date of this contract are not reimbursable. 6.5 The contract dollar amount for this Contract (for Task 1 and 2 as described in Part 4.8) shall not exceed fifty-three thousand six hundred sixty dollars ($53,660).