AUTHORITY TO MAINTAIN DELIVERY OF SERVICES Sample Clauses

AUTHORITY TO MAINTAIN DELIVERY OF SERVICES. In the event that the Fire Department’s Board of Directors determines that the Fire Department is unable to reliably deliver the services described herein, for reasons including, but not limited to, resignation or withdrawal of volunteer, part- time or full-time members or other withdrawal or loss of ability to deliver services, the Fire Department’s Board of Directors shall immediately so notify the County, at which time the Fire Department authorizes the County or its agents to suspend the monthly payment to the Fire Department and to use such Department facilities and equipment as are necessary to maintain the delivery of fire services in the Fire Department’s primary service area (to the extent the Fire Department exercises operational control and/or ownership interest over such facilities and equipment), so that an interruption of the Fire Department’s ability to deliver fire services will not interfere with the standards of fire protection service provided for in this Agreement. Should such use become necessary, upon the request of the Fire Department, the County and the Fire Department’s Board will jointly select an independent third-party trustee who will regularly evaluate the County’s use of such Fire Department facilities, equipment and resources on behalf of the Fire Department. During the time that the Fire Department is unable to provide services, the Board of Directors of the Fire Department shall cooperate with the Fire Commission. The Fire Commission shall determine if the Fire Department is able to resume delivery of reliable service.
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AUTHORITY TO MAINTAIN DELIVERY OF SERVICES. In the event that the Town’s governing body determines that the Town is unable to reliably deliver the services described herein, for reasons including, but not limited to, resignation or withdrawal of volunteer, part-time or full-time members or other withdrawal or loss of ability to deliver services, the Town shall immediately so notify the County, at which time the Town authorizes the County or its agents to suspend the monthly payment to the Town and to use such Town facilities and equipment as are necessary to maintain the delivery of fire services in the Town’s contracted county unincorporated service area (to the extent the Town exercises operational control and/or ownership interest over such facilities and equipment), so that an interruption of the Town’s ability to deliver fire services will not interfere with the standards of fire protection service provided for in this Agreement. Should such use become necessary, upon the request of the Town, the County and the Town’s governing body will jointly select an independent third-party trustee who will regularly evaluate the County’s use of such Town facilities, equipment and resources on behalf of the Town. During the time that the Town is unable to provide services, the governing body of the Town shall cooperate with the Fire Commission. The Fire Commission shall determine if the Town is able to resume delivery of reliable service.
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AUTHORITY TO MAINTAIN DELIVERY OF SERVICES. In the event that the Town’s governing body determines that the Town is unable to reliably deliver the services described herein, for reasons including, but not limited to, resignation or withdrawal of volunteer, part-time or full-time members or other withdrawal or loss of ability to deliver services, the Town shall immediately so notify the County, at which time the Town authorizes the County or its agents to suspend the monthly payments to the Town and to use such Town facilities and equipment as are necessary to maintain the delivery of fire services in the Town’s primary service area (to the extent the Town exercises operational control and/or ownership interest over such facilities and equipment), so that an interruption of the Town’s ability to deliver fire services will not interfere with the standards of fire protection service provided for in this Agreement. Should such use become necessary, upon the request of the Town, the County and the Town’s governing body will jointly select an independent third- party trustee who will regularly evaluate the County’s use of such Town facilities, equipment and resources on behalf of the Town. During the time that the Town is unable to provide services, the governing body of the Town shall cooperate with the Fire Commission. The Fire Commission shall determine if the Town is able to resume delivery of reliable service.
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