Contractor Work Service Sample Clauses

Contractor Work Service a. Experience: At least one principal of Contractor must have a minimum of five (5) verifiable years for-hire towing experience servicing law enforcement agencies as an owner or principal. b. Contractor shall be capable of performing Work that includes, but may not be limited to: removing vehicles from structures (e.g., garages, parking garages); from off-road areas; wheel lift towing; towing large and oversized vehicles; towing motorcycles; towing boats, towing trailers and the like. c. Contractor shall tow and store the vehicles at either (i) Contractor’s Primary Storage Facility or (ii) the Town Property & Evidence Facility unless otherwise ordered by the responsible police official. Contractor shall not move/relocate any police-ordered tow to another storage lot (e.g., Contractor’s secondary facility) without the written permission of the Xxxxxxx Police Tow Program supervisor. Contractor shall store vehicles but shall not move/relocate any police-ordered tow to another storage lot (i.e., Contractor’s secondary facility/grounds) without the written permission of the Xxxxxxx Police Tow Program supervisor. This language is not intended to prevent a lawful owner who has received an official vehicle release to direct the movement of their vehicle from Contractor’s Primary Storage Facility to a place of their own choosing. d. Contractor shall not make any repairs or alterations to a vehicle without first being authorized by the legal owner, the registered owner, or insurance carrier of the legal or registered owner or the authorized agent of the legal owner, registered owner or insurance carrier. Parts or accessories shall not be removed from any vehicle without authorization except as necessary for security purposes, and the parts or accessories removed shall be listed on the itemized statement which shall be kept in the business office of Contractor’s Primary Storage Facility. The provisions of this Section shall not be construed to prohibit Contractor from making emergency alterations or repairs necessary to permit towing of such vehicle. e. Contractor shall retain an Impounded Vehicle at the direction of the Police Department (which includes direction from a Police Department employee, or Tow Hearing Specialist). “Holds” may not be released without authorization from the impounding officer or tow hearing specialist (e.g., A.R.S. § 28-3511 impounds). f. Contractor responding to a request for Work from the Town, upon arrival at scene, shall cooperate with ...
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