City Rights and Obligations. City designed and constructed the Project, converting Sea Cloud Park playing fields designated as S1, S2, and B1, from grass fields to synthetic turf fields in 2019.
City Rights and Obligations. C. 2. a. The City shall furnish to each of its employees employment and place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm.
C. 2. b. The City shall comply with all federal, state, and local laws, standards, rules and regulations concerning workplace safety and health. The City shall ensure that emergency medical services are readily available. These services shall include individuals trained in first-aid and CPR, adequate supplies and equipment for emergency treatment, and a well detailed emergency transport plan.
C. 2. c. The City shall provide employees with all information pertinent to safety and health in the workplace. This information shall include:
C. 2. c. 1) A list of all chemicals, by chemical name, which are used or produced at the workplace, updated by January 15th of each year;
C. 2. c. 2) Notice of any new or additional chemicals, procedures, operations, products, and equipment being introduced into the workplace not less than thirty (30) days before their arrival or introduction;
C. 2. c. 3) In the case of an accident, or near accident, as defined in the Administrative Procedure V-15 (4/30/87), II Definition (excluding liability incident and property damage), that arises out of, and in the course of, employment which has, or could have, resulted in death or injury to an IBEW Local 18 represented employee, the City shall notify the Union’s Business Representative as quickly as possible so that the Union may investigate the incident. If the City conducts an investigation, the Union’s representative shall have the right to participate and have input into any investigative report produced. The Union’s representative shall be given an official copy of any accident or incident report generated by the City under this Article.
C. 2. c. 4) The employee shall have copies of all reports, surveys, inspections and measurements of his or her exposure to actual or potential toxic materials and harmful physical agents available to him/her for review.
City Rights and Obligations. C. 2. a. The City shall furnish to each of its employees
C. 2. b. The City shall comply with all federal, state, and local laws, standards, rules and regulations concerning workplace safety and health. The City shall ensure that emergency medical services are readily available. These services shall include individuals trained in first-aid and CPR, adequate supplies and equipment for emergency treatment, and a well detailed emergency transport plan.
C. 2. c. The City shall provide employees with all information pertinent to safety and health in the workplace. This information shall include:
C. 2. c. 1) A list of all chemicals, by chemical name, which are used or produced at the workplace, updated by January 15th of each year;
C. 2. c. 2) Notice of any new or additional chemicals, procedures, operations, products, and equipment being introduced into the workplace not less than thirty (30) days before their arrival or introduction;
C. 2. c. 3) In the case of an accident, or near accident, as defined in the Administrative Procedure V-15 (4/30/87), II Definition (excluding liability incident and property damage), that arises out of, and in the course of, employment which has, or could have, resulted in death or injury to an IBEW Local 18 represented employee, the City shall notify the Union’s Business Representative as quickly as possible so that the Union may investigate the incident. If the City conducts an investigation, the Union’s representative shall have the right to participate and have input into any investigative report produced. The Union’s representative shall be given an official copy of any accident or incident report generated by the City under this Article.
C. 2. c. 4) The employee shall have copies of all reports, surveys, inspections and measurements of his or her exposure to actual or potential toxic materials and harmful physical agents available to him/her for review.
City Rights and Obligations. All rights, obligations, and/or duties of City under the OPA and the AARP, not otherwise the subject of this Agreement, shall remain the rights, obligations, and/or duties of City.
City Rights and Obligations. All rights, obligations, and/or duties of City under the Regulatory Agreement, shall remain the rights, obligations, and/or duties of City.
City Rights and Obligations. A. The City agrees to provide normal heating, air conditioning, and electrical service to the Rental Car Counter Facility as reasonably required. Operator shall pay for its own telephone service and installation of any telephone or computer connections or equipment or for extension of any electrical facilities to provide service. The City reserves the right to interrupt temporarily the heating, air conditioning or electrical services furnished to the Premises to make emergency repairs or for other reasonable purposes, and the City shall restore said services as soon as reasonably possible. The City shall endeavor to provide Operator with reasonable notice of such interruptions when possible. The City shall have no responsibility or liability for any failure of heating, air conditioning, electrical or any other service to the Premises, the Rental Car Counter Facility or to the Airport for any other reason whatsoever.
B. All rights not expressly granted to Operator herein are reserved by the City, including, without limitation, the following rights (which may be exercised by the City's officers, employees, agents, licensees, contractors or designees):
1. to have, at any and all reasonable times, and with reasonable notice to Operator when possible, the full and unrestricted access to the Premises for the purpose of inspecting the Premises and doing any and all things, which the City is obligated or authorized to do as set forth herein, or which may be deemed necessary for the proper general conduct and operation of the Airport and in the exercise of the City’s police power;
2. to enter the Premises at any time;
3. to enter the Premises to maintain, replace, repair, alter, construct or reconstruct existing and future utility, mechanical, electrical and other systems or portions thereof on the Airport, including without limitation, systems for the supply of heat, water, gas, fuel, electricity, and for the furnishing of sprinkler, sewage, drainage, and telephone service, including all related lines, pipes, mains, wires, conduits and equipment, and;
4. to adopt and enforce reasonable rules and regulations with respect to the use of the Airport and facilities thereon, which Operator agrees to observe and obey; and
5. to exercise such other rights as may be granted the City elsewhere in this Agreement. Except in the case of an emergency or previous arrangement with the Operator, City’s entry into the Premises shall be during reasonable business hours after providi...
City Rights and Obligations. A. During the work on the Project, City shall have the right to review all documents, maps, plats, records, photographs, reports and drawings affecting the construction and to inspect the work in progress. Any deficiencies shall be provided in writing to the County Engineer. The City agrees that the County is the contracted party and the City shall not provide any direction to the consultant or the contractor, except with concurrence of the County Engineer.
B. The City shall provide fifty percent (50%) of the actual costs of the Project, currently estimated at a total of one million five hundred thirty-seven thousand and no/100 dollars ($1,537,000), up to an amount not to exceed seven hundred eighty thousand and no/100 dollars ($780,000.00), (the “City Contribution”).
C. Further, the City will pay the incremental cost of extending or upsizing water, wastewater, and drainage facilities or other work requested by the City beyond the initially agreed upon scope of work for the Project (“City Enhancements”). Such incremental cost is to be determined by an alternate bid based on the specific City Enhancements requested by the City. The City shall provide written confirmation of the scope of the City Enhancements and acknowledgment of obligation to pay for such enhancements. The City will be solely responsible for the costs of the City Enhancements.
D. The City shall forward payments to the County for its City Contribution and City Enhancements incrementally as follows:
1. An initial payment of fifteen percent (15%) within forty-five (45) days of the County’s issuance of a request for payment, and the City’s receipt and acceptance of the full accounting of the funds expended on the Project; and
2. The remaining eighty-five percent (85%) payable in six (6) equal payments due on October 15th beginning the year following the initial payment by the City, and each year thereafter for a total of seven (7) payments, including the initial payment.
E. Each Party paying for the performance of its obligations under this Agreement shall make those payments from current revenues available to that Party.
City Rights and Obligations. A. City will fully manage the design and construction of the Project.
i. City may hire and manage a consultant team to complete the survey, planning, design, contract administration, and project management services to assist in the completion of the design of the Project.
ii. City agrees to design the Project to include, at a minimum, an eight
City Rights and Obligations. (a) City will make Eight Million Dollars ($8,000,000.00) to be received from NMH pursuant to the "LVUSD-NMH Agreement" and the City-NMH Agreement (the “NMH Funds”), if and as those funds are actually received by the City, available to LVUSD either for acquisition and development of a school site in the City, approved by both City and LVUSD, or for development of new facilities at an existing school site in the City, if approved by City and LVUSD, as provided herein.
(b) The NMH Funds shall be used to fund a school site acquisition and development as follows: (i) subject to approval of such site by LVUSD, City will make best efforts to acquire a site in incorporated or unincorporated East Calabasas; (ii) should those efforts fail, City shall make best efforts to acquire another suitable site in Calabasas acceptable to the LVUSD; (iii) if both such efforts fail, LVUSD shall make best efforts to acquire a site or, upon agreement by the City that it is appropriate to do so, improve an existing site owned by LVUSD in West Calabasas suitably for a magnet school or for an additional, non-magnet school; and, (iv) if, despite such efforts, by July 1, 2009 (or such later date prior to July 1, 2010 as is necessary to account for delay arising from any unforeseeable event beyond the reasonable control of LVUSD or the City, other than a lack of money, during the acquisition of an identified, mutually agreeable site for a school, preparation of such a site for construction, or design of a school building for such a site), no new Calabasas elementary school is under construction or in operation, or at such earlier time as the LVUSD and City agree that no new Calabasas elementary school can or should be constructed, the NMH Funds shall be liquidated by apportioning its balance between the general funds of LVUSD and City in the manner required by that certain agreement between the City and LVUSD of even date herewith. (c) (i) Before resorting to options (iii) or (iv) of paragraph C.1(b) above, City and LVUSD shall meet and confer in good faith with CPHA regarding their efforts to acquire a suitable site for a new elementary school in incorporated or unincorporated East Calabasas. If CHPA wishes to do so, it may identify (x) potential sites which City and LVUSD had not sought to acquire or (y) feasible means to acquire sites City and LVUSD have considered which feasible means City and LVUSD have not pursued. Following those good-faith discussions, City shall make best effor...
City Rights and Obligations a. Make park blocks available for events described in Exhibit A.
b. Provide a Parks and Recreation Department liaison during all sponsored programming events.
c. Provide all materials, staff and additional services needed to operate sponsored programs.
d. Set up, operate, maintain and remove program-specific equipment.
e. Purchase supplies needed to operate/maintain programs.
f. Clean up after each event/program.
g. Provide additional trash receptacles and portable toilets, as deemed necessary by the City.
h. Provide traffic control, as deemed necessary by the City.
i. City retains ultimate approval of all programming, performers, program staff and other contractors associated with the programming of the park blocks at The Commons.
j. City will advertise The Commons programming and corresponding events as follows:
i. Distribute materials highlighting park block programming and events.
ii. Work with Lithia Advertising Department (LAD) to design and publish printed materials to promote park block programs
iii. Make brochures available throughout the year at City facilities
iv. Distribute brochures at other City events and programs
v. Brochures may contain other Parks and Recreation Department activities.
vi. The Commons programming will also be advertised via the following City promotions:
1. The Medford Parks and Recreation Program Guide. Our tri-annual programs and services publication (direct mails to all Medford households in April, August and December).
