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December 2, 2021 Page 4 contract, awarded to Caterpillar, and fulfilled by Quinn Power Systems. Staff did some research and found this product to be best for the District's needs. They are portable and can be used to power a Community Center, if needed. mIN q 11 q11111111 ��111 IIIIIIIIIq III I esm- 1111111; �� iird, 1 � I&INGIMS Recognize grant revenue in the amount of $264,840.84 and appropriate ts Equipment Reserve Fund; and 2. Award purchase in the amount of $264,840.84 to Quinn Power Systems for Two (2) Caterpillar XQ230 trailer -mounted generators through Sourcewell's (NJPA) Public Procurement Contract (Contract #120617- CAT). F. Amendment of Option and Lease Agreement with T -Mobile West LLC, for Upgrades to Existing Wireless Communications Facility at Dos Vientos Community Park Hare presented a brief history of the agreement, originally entered into in October of 2012 and amended twice since then. This amendment pertains to upgrades on the antenna pole and within the vault. The District will receive an additional $560 per month, bringing the total current monthly rent, once construction begins, to $4,520.28. It was moved by Cusworth, seconded by Huffer, and carried 5-0 to Authorize General Manager to approve third amendment of Option and Lease Agreement with T -Mobile Westcurrently managed by Vertical Bridge, for upgrades to existing wireless communications facility at Dos Vientos Community Park. Friedl stated this item is a follow-up from the last two Board meetings. He outlined some reasons Staff recommends the District keep their membership in the NRPA. This year, the organization is focusing on the topic of Equity, and published an "Equity Language Guide." Nickles referenced a memo he wrote, which was included as part of this item, that outlines his objections with portions of the guide, especially regarding NRPA's guidance on use of the word "Americans" and proposed the District discontinue its NRPA membership. Friedl stated that an alternate option could be for CRPD to become a part of the discussion with regard to improving the Equity Guidelines. Discussion ensued. It was moved by Huffer, seconded by Holt, and carried 3-2 (Lange and Nickles votin No) to retain CRPD membership in NRPA. I Friedl offered to send a link to this discussion to NRPA so they can hear the concerns and perspectives expressed by the Board members.