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56 LC~. --. THE POWER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. ADDITIONAL INTERLOCAL PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT This Additional Interlocal Participant Agreement ("Additional Participant Agreement") is entered into by the Lower Colorado River Authority (hereinafter "Provider"), acting for itself and the Participants in that certain Interlocal Agreement for telecommunication services dated the 15th day of January, 1997 (the "Interlocal Agreement") and the undersigned entity, (hereinafter designated "Additional Participant"), for the purposes of engaging Provider to provide land mobile radio services for the support of governmental functions and services within Additional Participant's service area. WHEREAS, Provider has in place or is implementing a regional trunked 900 MHz radio system (the "Trunked Radio System") to serve Provider's needs for communication and public safety requirements; WHEREAS, the Trunked Radio System has the capacity to serve the needs of Provider and others requiring a Trunked Radio System for public safety, local government purposes and other purposes in compliance with applicable Federal Communications Commission ("FCC") statutes, rules and licenses; WHEREAS, the Trunked Radio System will, among other things, provide dispatchable public safety mobile radio services pursuant to statutes and applicable FCC rules enabling Provider to provide community assistance and economic development; WHEREAS, it would be of benefit to Provider to have other entities share the cost of its system which it is developing and installing for its use; WHEREAS, it would be a benefit to Additional Participant to receive Trunked Radio System service on a non-profit, cost shared basis without investing the substantial capital cost required for a completely separate inftastructure and by sharing the cost of the existing and planned Trunked Radio System; WHEREAS, Provider has secured Federal Communications Commission ("FCC") radio licenses and a waiver of Section 90.179 ofthe FCC's rules, 47 C.F.R. Section 90.179, in order to serve customers throughout its 58-county electric and water service territory; WHEREAS, the Trunked Radio System has the capability to provide interconnectivity and a key communications link between public safety entities throughout the central Texas region; Our power is distributed to you thl'Ougb our partnership wtfh tbe foUowing cities and rural electric cooperatives: CityofBastrop . Bandera Electric Cooperative, Inc. . Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative, Inc. . City of Burnet . City of Bellville . City ofBoerne . City ofBrenham . Central Texas Electric Cooperative, Inc. . City ofCuero .DeWitt Electric Cooperative, Inc. . Fayette Electric Cooperative, Inc. . City ofFlatonia . City of Fredericksburg . City of Georgetown . City of Giddings . City ofGoldtbwaite . City of Gonzales . Gu.addupe Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc. . City ofHallettsville . Hamilton County Electric Cooperative, Inc. . City of Hempstead. Kimble Electric Cooperative, Inc. . Kerrville Public Utility Board. City of La Grange. City of Lampasas . City of Lexington . City of Llano . City of Lockhart. City of Luting. City of Mason . McCuUoch Electric Cooperative, Inc. . City of Moulton . New Braurifels Utilities. Pedernales Electric Cooperative. City of San Saba. San Bernard Electric Cooperative., Inc. . City ofScbulenburg . City of Seguin . City of Shiner . San Marcos Electric Utility. City ofSmitbvilie . City ofWaelder . City of Weimar. City of Yoakum P.O. Box 220 . Austin, TX 78767-0220 . (512) 473-3200 . (512) 473-3298 FAX