Basic City Services Sample Clauses

Basic City Services. The City agrees to provide, at a minimum, the same level of City services to the properties located within the improvement district that existed prior to the establishment and subsequent renewals of the improvement district, as more fully defined in Exhibit B. The City also agrees that the level of urban services provided to the District will not be decreased as a result of the enhanced level of services provided through the Special Assessments; provided, however, the level of urban services may be decreased for other reasons that include, without limitation, budgeting and decreases in funding which are applied equitably to all property within the City. The City agrees that each department shall use reasonable efforts to notify CDA in advance concerning any proposed decrease, increase, extension, or augmentation in City services. The City and CDA further agree to work cooperatively to maximize the efficacy of all City services and general BID operations.
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Basic City Services. Park City will provide the following City Services to KAC at no cost after KAC meets all financial obligations as outlined in Section E of this agreement: 1. KAC shall be entitled to a waiver of the following fees and not to exceed $180,000 annually: a. Special Event Application Fee (estimated at $1,038) b. Building Permit fee and inspection fees for all tents and temporary structures (estimated at $1,900) c. Removal of Parking on Main Street, Swede Alley, Xxx Xxxxx Plaza, Flagpole Parking Lot, Upper Level of China Bridge, Lower Level of China Bridge and Brew Pub Parking Lot for operations and artist parking (estimated cost $46,000) d. Transit Department fees (labor and operational costs (estimated at $25,000). All extended service must be part of existing transit routes and be deemed necessary by Park City Transportation Department. KAC to be involved in these discussions if additional resources are deemed necessary. e. Building Maintenance for items such as additional restroom cleanings (estimated at $3,000). x. Xxxxx Department for street banner installation (does not include banner costs) estimated at $3,000.
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Basic City Services. ● Fire and Emergency Response ● Hydrant testing and inspections ● Routine fire safety inspections • Provide outreach to individuals and families experiencing homelessness • Connect unsheltered individuals to agencies that provide shelter and social services ● Enforcement of ordinances applicable to commercial businesses ● Special Events Permitting ● Tour Guide Regulations & Tour Bus Permitting ● Enforce pedi cab/rickshaw ordinances ● Palm Tree Pruning – Annual seed pod removal and lower frond removal late June early July. Troubleshoot tree pruning as needed through the year. ● Maintain, and decorate for Christmas holiday, Xxxxxx Square as long as lease remains in effect. ● Central Business District Patrol Team (Team 9) consists of four patrol squads to provide day and night coverage to patrol the areas in and around King Street from XX 00 Xxxxxxxx xxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx to Xxxxxxxx Alley. Due to the daily high volume of citizens in this area, Team 9 deploys a variety of resources to include foot patrol, bicycle patrol, traffic diversion and/or road closures and the use of the City’s safety and security camera system. ● Grounds maintenance (sidewalk litter abatement & litter basket service; pressure washing sidewalks as needed); schedule as follows: 1st shift 7am -3 pm Everyday 2nd Shift 3pm – 11pm Off Sunday and Monday 3rd shift 11pm -7am Off Mon and Tues ● Garbage & Trash Pickup 7 days/week. Recycling is done by Charleston County. • Responsible for the maintenance of over 1,650 parking meters
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Basic City Services. ● Fire and Emergency Response ● Hydrant testing and inspections ● Routine fire safety inspections • Provide outreach to individuals and families experiencing homelessness • Connect unsheltered individuals to agencies that provide shelter and social services ● Enforcement of ordinances applicable to commercial businesses ● Special Events Permitting ● Tour Guide Regulations & Tour Bus Permitting ● Enforce pedi cab/rickshaw ordinances ● Palm Tree Pruning – Annual seed pod removal and lower frond removal late June early July. Troubleshoot tree pruning as needed through the year. ● Maintain Xxxxxx Square as long as lease remains in effect. ● Central Business District Patrol Team (Team 9) consists of four patrol squads to provide day and night coverage to patrol the areas in and around King Street from XX 00 Xxxxxxxx xxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx to Xxxxxxxx Alley. Due to the daily high volume of citizens in this area, Team 9 deploys a variety of resources to include foot patrol, bicycle patrol, traffic diversion and/or road closures and the use of the City’s safety and security camera system. ● Grounds maintenance (sidewalk litter abatement & litter basket service); schedule as follows. 1st shift 7am -3 pm Everyday 2nd Shift 3pm – 11pm Off Sunday and Monday 3rd shift 11pm -7am Off Mon and Tues 3rd shift pressure washes the sidewalks as needed ● Garbage & Trash Pickup 7 days/week. Recycling is done by Charleston County. • Responsible for the maintenance of over 1,650 parking meters
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Basic City Services. As according to the list of Basic City Services below, and the 2016 cost thereof in the spreadsheet below, Park City shall pay for $50,000 in City Services in 2018, $40,000 of City Services in 2019, and $30,000 in City Services in 2020. TCS shall be responsible for paying for any other City Services as requested by TCS. a. Up to 20 hours of specific Event Police when mutually determined necessary by the Park City Police Department and TCS. b. Use of recreation fields as outlined in exhibits A through D. c. Maintenance and Full and Partial Field preps as outlined in exhibit E. d. Traffic barricades and use of two Variable Message Signs as needed concerning traffic control as mutually determined by TCS and Park City. e. Installation of Bracket Board as provided by the Chamber if requested by TCS. f. Four (4) sets of City bleachers, including set up and break down if requested by TCS. g. Special Events Application Fee
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Basic City Services. As according to the list of Basic City Services below, and the 2016 cost thereof in the spreadsheet below, Park City shall pay for $50,000 in City Services in 2018, $40,000 of City Services in 2019, and and $30,000 in City Services in 2020. TCS shall be responsible for paying for any other City Services over the amounts as indicated above. as requested by TCS. a. Up to 20 hours of specific Event Police when mutually determined necessary by the Park City Police Department and TCS. b. Use of recreation fields as outlined in exhibits A through D. c. Maintenance and Full and Partial Field preps as outlined in exhibit E. d. Traffic barricades and use of two Variable Message Signs as needed concerning traffic control as mutually determined by TCS and Park City. e. Installation of Bracket Board as provided by the Chamber if requested by TCS. f. Four (4) sets of City bleachers, including set up and break down if requested by TCS. g. Special Events Application Fee
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