Amendment

Amendment No. 1 
To 
Intergovernmental Agreement Between 
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission and the City of Glendale 
 
This Amendment to the Intergovernmental Agreement is entered into on this               day of  
       
 
, 2021 between the Arizona Game and Fish Commission (“Commission”) and the City of 
Glendale (“City”).  The terms “Department” and “Director” in this Amendment hereinafter refer to the 
Arizona Game and Fish Department and its Director, acting as administrative agent for the Commission. 
 
Whereas, The City of Glendale and the Arizona Game and Fish Commission entered into  an 
Intergovernmental Agreement dated May 29, 2019 for the purpose of conducting a Community Fishing 
Program; and, 
 
Whereas, both Parties desire to provide recreational fishing opportunities to the public; and, 
 
Whereas, an expansion of the Community Fishing Program is desired to include the addition of Heroes 
Regional Park, located in the City of Glendale; 
 
Now Therefore: The Terms and Conditions in Intergovernmental Agreement set forth herein shall be 
amended as follows: 
 
The Commission Agrees That the Department Shall: 
 
Section 4 is amended to read as follows: 
 
4. Under the Department’s “Traditional” Strategy, stock participating waters with catchable 
rainbow trout approximately every two weeks from November to March, and catchable channel 
catfish approximately every two weeks from March or April to June, and September to 
November. Fish stocking will cease from approximately June through mid-September due to 
heat stress factors 
 
For waters under the Department’s “Expansion” Strategy (Bonsall Park and Heroes Regional 
Park), stock participating waters with catchable rainbow trout approximately four times from 
November to March, and catchable channel catfish approximately three times from March to 
June, and approximately one time from September to November. Fish stocking will cease from 
approximately June through mid-September due to heat stress factors.  
  
Stock sunfish (usually bluegill or redear) at least once annually into all participating 
waters.  Other approved fish species may be stocked as necessary to: 1) establish a 
resident fish population, 2) augment existing fish populations, 3) maintain a balanced 
fishery, 4) improve angler success rates, or 5) provide feature species for anglers.   
 
Adjustments to these stocking schedules and/or species may be required due to climatic 
and/or weather conditions, fish availability and condition, logistics of fish delivery from 
vendors, or lake water quality conditions.

The City of Glendale Shall: 
 
 
Section 5 is amended to read as follows: 
 
5. Pay a Partnership Fee to the Department for waters stocked under this agreement. Annual rates 
shall be in accordance with the following fee schedule:   
 
 
These funds shall be used to defray the cost of program operations, including costs for fish required 
hereunder; Payments made to the Department may be leveraged to obtain federal grant funding or 
other grant funding opportunities.  If this opportunity arises, the City will be notified in writing by 
the Department, and it will be necessary to verify that all or a portion of the municipal fees do not 
originate from federal sources. 
 
General Provisions: 
 
 
Section 3 is amended to read as follows: 
 
3. Notices.  All written notices concerning this Agreement shall be delivered in person or 
sent by certified mail, return receipt requested, or first class mail, postage prepaid, to 
the Parties as follows:  
 
  A. 
City of Glendale 
   
Paul King, Recreation Administrator 
   
5959 W. Brown Street 
   
Glendale, AZ  85302 
 
   
 
  B. 
To the Department: 
Mrs. Julie Carter  
Arizona Game and Fish Department 
5000 West Carefree Highway 
Phoenix, Arizona 85086 
 
 
All other Terms and Conditions of the original IGA executed May 29, 2019 shall remain in full force 
and effect.

11/19/21