FY2017-16 & 16A Cooperative Agreement National Atmospheric Deposition ProgramILLINOIS
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN
AMENDMENT No. 01
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT
NATIONAL ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION PROGRAM
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This Amendment No. OS between THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
("UNIVERSITY") on behalf of the National Atmospheric Deposition Program at the Illinois State Water
Survey ("PROGRAM OFFICE"), and Kodiak Island Burough ("COOPERATOR"), modifies certain terms
and conditions OF the Cooperative Agreement entered Into on March 08, 2017.
The Agreement Is amended as follows:
The term of this Agreement Is changed from 03/28/17 through 03/27/19 to 05/09/17 through
05/08/19.
All other terms and conditions of the Agreement remain In effect.
This Amendment Is effective on 03/08/17, or otherwise on the date of last signature below. Each Party
represents that the individuals signing this Amendment on Its behalf are authorized, and Intend, to
bind the Party In contract.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE U//N''I'f
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
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By:Vt#6t_ 161eR 0141 By:
Walter K. Knorr, Comptroller
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Date: G( ZS(f % Date:
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COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT
NATIONAL ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION PROGRAM
This Cooperative Agreement is between THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
(-UNIVERSITy') on behalf of the National Atmospheric Deposition Program at the Illinois State Water
Survey ("PROGRAM OFFICE"), and Kodiak Leland eurouoh . with Its principal place of business at
710 Mill Ba(`e00PERATOR') for the monitoring
site(s) known as AK9
1. PROGRAM/NETWORK DESCRIPTIONS
1.1. THE NATIONAL ATMOSPHERIC DeposmoN PROGRAM (NADP). The NADP is a Naucnal Research Support
Project supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture - National Institute of Food & Agriculture
under a cooperative agreement with the UNIVERSITY. The NADP provides data and information in
support of research on the exposure of natural and cultural resources to atmospheric chemical
deposition. support for this cooperative research program comes from federal, state, and local
government agencies; Native American organizations; State Agricultural Experiment Stations;
universities; and non-governmental organizations. The PROGRAM OFFICE coordinates the six NADP
networks;
1.2, NATIONAL TRENDS NETWORK (NTN). The NTN provides data on the amounts, trends, and
geographic distributions Of the deposition of acids, nutrients, and base cations in precipitation. NTN
sites collect weekly samples that are sent to the NADP
antralchloride, Analytical Lobo atonyortho(CAL) for
measurement of acidity (as pH), solution conductivity, su
ammonium, calcium, magnesium, sodium and potassium.
1.3. MERCURY
NETWORK (MDN). The MON provides data on the amounts, trends, and
geographic distributions of the deposition of mercury by precipitation. MON sites collect weekly or
daily samples. MON samples are sent to the NADP Mercury Analytical Laboratory for neasurement of
total mercury. Methyl mercury measurements are an option.
1.4. THE ATMOSPHERIC INTEGRATED RESEARCH MONITORING NETWORK (AIRMoN). The AIRMoN provides data
for verifying computer simulations of atmospheric deposition, examining pollutant source and
deposition relationships. AIRMoN sites collect samples daily when precipitation occurs and send
samples to the NADP CAL, which makes the same measurements as for NTN samples.
1.5 ATMOSPHERIC MERCURY NETWORx (AMNET) NETWORK. The AMNet provides data on the
concentrations of three mercury fractions in air samples collected at sites.
1.6 Ammonia Monitoring Network (AMON). The AMON provides data to evaluate long-term trends In
ambient NH3 concentrations and deposition.
1.7 Mercury Litterfall Initiative (MU). Tne MLI provides Data on the amounts and geographic
distributions Of the deposition of mercury through the movement of biomass to the Earth's surface.
The MCi sites collect monthly/seasonal samples. MDN samples are sent to the US Geological Survey
for measurement of total and methyl mercury.
2, PROGRAM INCOME
Financial support provided by COOPERATOR under this Agreement constitutes "program income" as
defined in the Uniform Administrative Requirements for Grants and Agreements with Institutions of
Higher Education, Hospitals and Other Non -Profit Organizations, 7 C.F.R. §3019.24. All program
income received under this Agreement supports PROGRAM OFFICE coordination, provision of chemical
analysis and data validation, equipment repair, maintenance of quality assurance program, and
management of NADP database and Web site (http://nadp.isws.ililnols.edu). Depending on the
network and measurement option, this Web site provides access to weekly and daTy precipitation
chemistry data; monthly, seasonal and annual precipltatlon-weighted mean concentrations; annual
and seasonal wet deposition amounts; daily precipitation amounts; color maps of precipitation
concentrations and wet deposition amounts; atmospheric mercury concentrations; descriptive site
Information; annual reports and brochures; and operations manuals and quality assurance
information.
3. NoTIFzcATION
The following individuals wlil serve as the contact representatives for their respective party.
University: Dave Richardson AVCR/Director OSPRA, osp@ilhrols.edu, 217.333-2187
Program Office: Lisa Volk, NADP Bus!ne=_s & Financial Coord; lisavolk 111inols.edu; 217-333-0887
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Cooperator: co•-,-c.A- c� C..:-'✓=y f' �C.OLI�� ��i,_cS
4. TERM/SAMPLING PERIODS
The term of this Agreement begins on 3'28/17 and ends on —Jf2]LU—.
A total of 105 samplings will be conducted during the initial period _3/28117 tom?7/19
The parties may amend this agreement during the term to allow for more samplings beyord the Initial
period, but not to exceed the term.
S. TERMINATION
Either party may terminate this Agreement by providing 30 days prior written notice to the other
party. In the event of early termination, UNIVERSITY will refund to COOPERATOR that portion of
payment corresponding to the numbe- of sampling periods remaining as of the termination date.
6, COOPERATOR OBLIGATIONS
6.1. SUBMISSION or <_AMPLes/DATA. COOPERATOR will follow NADP standard samp!mg procedures, and
failure to submit samp!es according to NADP t,melines wdi not reduce COOPERATOR payment
obligations.
6.2. CooPEPA?ok FUNDING. COCPERATOR wlli pay UNIVERSITY the sum of p—J2•U0 G0 for the
sampling period described In Sacticn 4 and in order to cooperate In the following network for the term
described in Section 4: []NTN ®MDN 0 AIRMoN ❑ AMON ❑ AMNet ❑ Litterfall.
6.3. PAYMENT oProN. COOPERATOR will make timely payments to UNIVERSITY within 30 days of
receiving an invoice from jNIVERSITY as follows: E quarterly ❑ other:
6.4. FEDERAL Forms. If the U.S. government Is the source Of any o` the funds pard by COOPERATOR
under this Agreement, then COOPERATOR represents the following:
Percent of federal funds: 0 % CFDA
Federal agency providing funds:
Are the funds subject to audlt? ❑ Yes ❑ No
Audit standards: ❑ CMB Circular A-133 0 Other (attach pertinent information)
7. GENERAL
7.1. PAYMENT INSTRUMENTS/AMEu DMENTS. UNIVERSITY will accent purchase orders Or Other similar
payment Instruments issued by COOPERATOR under this Agreement for payment purposes Only, and
no such Instruments will be const•ued ED mollify or to form a part of this Agreement. No modification
of this Agreement will De effective except by specirc written amendment signec by each party's
authorized representative. Th!s Agreement emboo!es the entire understardong of J`IIVERSITY and
COOPERATOR regarding the subject matte, and w;il supersede all previous or contemporancois
communications, either verbal or written, between UNIVERSITY and COOPERATOR relating to this
Agreement.
7,2. NACP DATA POLICY. PROGRAM OFFICE is responsible for managing the info-mOtlan presented in
the NADP database and on the NADP website, http://nzdp.isws.a!inots.edu.:aformatior presanted on
the NADP Website is in the public domain, except for those images and graplscs created by third
parties and used by permission. NADP Data and Information Use Conditions are posted on'Ine at
http: //nadp.isws. ill inols.edu/NADP/use COndit!ons.aspx.
7.3 This Agreement may be executed In any number of courterparts, including fars:mile Or scanned
PDF documents. Each such counterpart, facsimile or scanned PDF document shall be deemed an
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original instrument, and all of which, together, snail constitute one and the same executed
Agreement.
7.4 Authorized Signatories, Each Party represents that the individuals signing this Agreement on
Is behalf are authorized, and intend, to bine the organization in contract.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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OF THE UNIVERSITY OF IL
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Walter K. Knorr, Comptroller
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By. David Gay, NADP Coordinator
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Wendy Har SST DIR FOR ADMIN SERVICES, Pralie Research I. titu.,
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