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6) Continue to collect, propagate, and maintain plants from January to December of 2013 in order to provide plants for 2013 EAHCP projects as determined by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. ARC expects to propagate a minimum of 4800 plants during 2013 for restoration of 5350 m2 of the San Marcos River. In addition, ARC will continue propagation of plants, as determined by the Service for restoration efforts in the following years and will develop more effective and efficient propagation and establishment techniques for TWR and other native aquatic plants found in the San Marcos River. 7) Perform its work in compliance with the following schedule: a) January to December 2013 . - collection, propagation, and maintenance of TWR and other native plants. b) May to August 2013 - Final production of 4800 plants for restoration efforts on the San Marcos River. c) May to November 2013 — Monitoring the success /failure ratio of TWR and other native aquatic plants planted for restoration efforts in the San Marcos River. Monitoring will occur at 1, 3, 6, and 9 months, and will culminate with the submission of a final report to the City no later than December 31, 2013. d) In the event restoration activities preclude the delivery of ARC produced plants the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will maintain plants for no longer than one month after 31 December 2013 or one month following the termination of this Agreement. B. City Agreements: The City agrees to: 1) Designate Melam Howard, Watershed Protection Program Administrator as the City's representative in all matters related to this Agreement. 2) Pick up the plants from ARC whenever the City is ready to replant in the San Marcos River. Section 2. Compensation The City agrees to pay ARC a fixed fee of $65,477.00 for ARC's performance of its Services under this Agreement in accordance with the requirements of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service upon receipt of an invoice from the ARC no sooner than February 1, 2013. The City will provide an advance payment of the sum above for reimbursable work in the form of a check made payable to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Neither party to this Agreement expects that there will be a need for the provision of additional services. The City and ARC will negotiate the compensation for additional services in the event those services become necessary. The following is a breakdown of the ARC's compensation. USGWS -ARC (MOA) 2012 3