Common use of County Obligations Clause in Contracts

County Obligations. A. The County agrees to provide emergency debris removal services in the incorporated limits of the City using the County's contractor(s), and monitoring consultant(s), pursuant to the following: i. Such services will be provided along all streets and rights-of-way, or portions thereof, situated and located within the incorporated limits of the City at no additional cost to the City. ii. Vegetative debris must be loose, not bagged, so as to ensure only vegetative debris is present and no garbage, metal or the like is mixed with the vegetative debris as such non-vegetative debris can damage the mulching machines. The size of the individual pieces of debris should be reasonable and manageable. iii. Class III debris (construction debris such as shingles, wood, drywall, glass, and the like, as defined by FAC 62-701) and tree stumps may not be placed for pick-up unless Federal or State Agencies have authorized the same. Upon receiving authorization, the County will promptly notify the City. iv. The County agrees to make payments necessary in order to have the debris removed, hauled and monitored by the County's contractors, in the incorporated areas of the City, pending Federal and/or State reimbursement. v. Federal and State Agencies generally will not reimburse debris removal activities from private property and will only reimburse removal of eligible debris as determined by the Agency. It is understood and agreed that the County will instruct its contractors not to remove or dispose debris from private property in the incorporated limits of the City and that the City shall notify its residents of the same. vi. The County agrees to submit, to the Federal and/or State Agencies, all required applications for reimbursement for the emergency debris picked up by County contractors pursuant to this Agreement within the incorporated limits of the City. B. In the event that Federal or State Agencies determine that the County cannot perform the services for the City as set forth herein, the parties hereby agree that the County shall have no obligations to provide emergency debris removal services to the City in accordance herewith.

County Obligations. A. The Upon the declaration of state of emergency by the Governor of Florida or the Board of County Commissioners pursuant to Florida Statutes, Section 252.38, the County hereby agrees to act as the agent for the District and provide emergency disaster debris removal services in the incorporated limits of the City using the County's contractor(s), and monitoring consultant(s), pursuant to the following: i. Such services will be provided along all ALL streets and rights-of-way, or portions thereof, situated and located within the incorporated areas and/or jurisdiction of the District OR along those streets and rights-of-way located in the specific geographical area or legal description of the limits of the City at no additional cost District as provided by the District to the City. iiCounty. Vegetative Except for emergency clearing of roadways and other immediate safety concerns, the District will not conduct emergency debris must be loose, not bagged, so as to ensure only vegetative debris is present and no garbage, metal or removal activities in the like is mixed with the vegetative debris as such non-vegetative debris can damage the mulching machines. The size areas of the individual pieces District where it has requested the County perform the service. In the event, the District conducts any debris removal activities or emergency clearing of debris should be reasonable and manageable. iii. Class III debris (construction debris such as shingles, wood, drywall, glass, and the like, as defined by FAC 62-701) and tree stumps may not be placed for pick-up unless Federal or State Agencies have authorized the same. Upon receiving authorizationroadways, the County will promptly notify be under no obligation to seek reimbursement from Federal and/or State Agencies for the Citysame. ivii. The County agrees to make payments necessary in order pay to have the debris removed, hauled and monitored by the County's contractors, in the incorporated areas of the CityDistrict as designated by the District, pending Federal and/or State reimbursement. v. iii. Federal and State Agencies generally will not reimburse debris removal activities from private property and will only reimburse removal of eligible debris as determined by the Agency. It is understood and agreed that the County will instruct its contractors not to remove or dispose debris from private property in the incorporated limits and/or jurisdiction of the City and that the City shall notify its residents of the sameDistrict. vi. The County County, at its sole cost and expense, agrees to submit, to the Federal and/or State Agencies, all required applications for reimbursement for the emergency debris picked up by County contractors pursuant to this Agreement within the incorporated limits and/or jurisdiction of the CityDistrict. If the District has other expenses for debris removal which were expended outside this Agreement, the District shall submit those expenses separately to appropriate Federal and/or State Agencies. The District agrees to provide to appropriate Federal and/or State Agencies with documentation to support such expenses and to show that such expenses do not duplicate the expenses submitted by the County. B. In the event that Federal or State Agencies determine that the County cannot perform the services for the City District as set forth herein, the parties hereby agree that the County shall have no obligations to provide emergency debris removal services to the City District in accordance herewith.

County Obligations. A. The Upon the declaration of state of emergency by the Governor of Florida or the Board of County Commissioners pursuant to Florida Statutes, Section 252.38, the County hereby agrees to act as the agent for the Town and provide emergency disaster debris removal services in the incorporated limits of the City using the County's contractor(s), and monitoring consultant(s), pursuant to the following: i. Such services will be provided along all ALL streets and rights-of-way, or portions thereof, situated and located within the incorporated areas and/or jurisdiction of the Town OR along those streets and rights-of-way located in the specific geographical area or legal description of the incorporated limits of the City at no additional cost Town as provided by the Town to the City. iiCounty. Vegetative Except for emergency clearing of roadways and other immediate safety concerns, the Town will not conduct emergency debris must be loose, not bagged, so as to ensure only vegetative debris is present and no garbage, metal or removal activities in the like is mixed with the vegetative debris as such non-vegetative debris can damage the mulching machines. The size areas of the individual pieces Town where it has requested the County perform the service. In the event, the Town conducts any debris removal activities or emergency clearing of debris should be reasonable and manageable. iii. Class III debris (construction debris such as shingles, wood, drywall, glass, and the like, as defined by FAC 62-701) and tree stumps may not be placed for pick-up unless Federal or State Agencies have authorized the same. Upon receiving authorizationroadways, the County will promptly notify be under no obligation to seek reimbursement from Federal and/or State Agencies for the Citysame. ivii. The County agrees to make payments necessary in order pay to have the debris removed, hauled and monitored by the County's contractors, in the incorporated areas of the CityTown as designated by the Town, pending Federal and/or State reimbursement. v. iii. Federal and State Agencies generally will not reimburse debris removal activities from private property and will only reimburse removal of eligible debris as determined by the Agency. It is understood and agreed that the County will instruct its contractors not to remove or dispose debris from private property in the incorporated limits and/or jurisdiction of the City and that the City shall notify its residents of the same.Town vi. The County County, at its sole cost and expense, agrees to submit, to the Federal and/or State Agencies, all required applications for reimbursement for the emergency debris picked up by County contractors pursuant to this Agreement within the incorporated limits and/or jurisdiction of the CityTown. If the Town has other expenses for debris removal which were expended outside this Agreement, the Town shall submit those expenses separately to appropriate Federal and/or State Agencies. The Town agrees to provide to appropriate Federal and/or State Agencies with documentation to support such expenses and to show that such expenses do not duplicate the expenses submitted by the County. B. In the event that Federal or State Agencies determine that the County cannot perform the services for the City Town as set forth herein, the parties hereby agree that the County shall have no obligations to provide emergency debris removal services to the City Town in accordance herewith.

County Obligations. A. The County agrees to provide emergency debris removal services in the incorporated limits of the City Town using the County's contractor(s), and monitoring consultant(s), pursuant to the following: i. Such services will be provided along all streets and rights-of-way, or portions thereof, situated and located within the incorporated limits of the City Town at no additional cost to the CityTown. ii. Vegetative debris must be loose, not bagged, so as to ensure only vegetative debris is present and no garbage, metal or the like is mixed with the vegetative debris as such non-vegetative debris can damage the mulching machines. The size of the individual pieces of debris should be reasonable and manageable. iii. Class III debris (construction debris such as shingles, wood, drywall, glass, and the like, as defined by FAC 62-701) and tree stumps may not be placed for pick-up unless Federal or State Agencies have authorized the same. Upon receiving authorization, the County will promptly notify the CityTown. iv. The County agrees to make payments necessary in order to have the debris removed, hauled and monitored by the County's contractors, in the incorporated areas of the CityTown, pending Federal and/or State reimbursement. v. Federal and State Agencies generally will not reimburse debris removal activities from private property and will only reimburse removal of eligible debris as determined by the Agency. It is understood and agreed that the County will instruct its contractors not to remove or dispose debris from private property in the incorporated limits of the City Town and that the City Town shall notify its residents of the same. vi. The County agrees to submit, to the Federal and/or State Agencies, all required applications for reimbursement for the emergency debris picked up by County contractors pursuant to this Agreement within the incorporated limits of the CityTown. B. In the event that Federal or State Agencies determine that the County cannot perform the services for the City Town as set forth herein, the parties hereby agree that the County shall have no obligations to provide emergency debris removal services to the City Town in accordance herewith.

County Obligations. A. The County agrees to provide emergency debris removal services in the incorporated limits of the City District using the County's contractor(s), and monitoring consultant(s), pursuant to the following: i. Such services will be provided along all streets and rights-of-way, or portions thereof, situated and located within the incorporated limits of the City District at no additional cost to the CityDistrict. ii. Vegetative debris must be loose, not bagged, so as to ensure only vegetative debris is present and no garbage, metal or the like is mixed with the vegetative debris as such non-vegetative debris can damage the mulching machines. The size of the individual pieces of debris should be reasonable and manageable. iii. Class III debris (construction debris such as shingles, wood, drywall, glass, and the like, as defined by FAC 62-701) and tree stumps may not be placed for pick-up unless Federal or State Agencies have authorized the same. Upon receiving authorization, the County will promptly notify the CityDistrict. iv. The County agrees to make payments necessary in order to have the debris removed, hauled and monitored by the County's contractors, in the incorporated areas of the CityDistrict, pending Federal and/or State reimbursement. v. Federal and State Agencies generally will not reimburse debris removal activities from private property and will only reimburse removal of eligible debris as determined by the Agency. It is understood and agreed that the County will instruct its contractors not to remove or dispose debris from private property in the incorporated limits of the City District and that the City District shall notify its residents of the same. vi. The County agrees to submit, to the Federal and/or State Agencies, all required applications for reimbursement for the emergency debris picked up by County contractors pursuant to this Agreement within the incorporated limits of the CityDistrict. B. In the event that Federal or State Agencies determine that the County cannot perform the services for the City District as set forth herein, the parties hereby agree that the County shall have no obligations to provide emergency debris removal services to the City District in accordance herewith.

County Obligations. A. The If the City timely notifies the County of the City's election of Option B, the County agrees to provide emergency debris removal services in the incorporated limits of the City using the County's contractor(s), and monitoring consultant(s), pursuant to the following: i. Such services will be provided along all ALL streets and rights-of-way, or portions thereof, situated and located within the incorporated areas and/or jurisdiction of the City OR along those streets and rights-of-way located in the specific geographical area or legal description of the incorporated limits of the City at no additional cost as provided by the City to the CityCounty. ii. Vegetative debris must be loose, not bagged, so as to ensure only vegetative debris is present and no garbage, metal or the like is mixed with the vegetative debris as such non-vegetative debris can damage the mulching machines. The size of the individual pieces of debris should be reasonable and manageable. iii. Class III debris (construction debris such as shingles, wood, drywall, glass, and the like, as defined by FAC 62-701) and tree stumps may not be placed for pick-up unless Federal or State Agencies have authorized the same. Upon receiving authorization, the County will promptly notify the City. iv. The County agrees to make payments necessary in order to have the debris removed, hauled and monitored by the County's contractors, in the incorporated areas of the City as designated by the City, pending Federal and/or State reimbursement. v. Federal and State Agencies generally will not reimburse debris removal activities from private property and will only reimburse removal of eligible debris as determined by the Agency. It is understood and agreed that the County will instruct its contractors not to remove or dispose debris from private property in the incorporated limits and/or jurisdiction of the City and that the City shall notify its residents of the sameCity. vi. The County agrees to submit, to the Federal and/or State Agencies, all required applications for reimbursement for the emergency debris picked up by County contractors pursuant to this Agreement within the incorporated limits and/or jurisdiction of the City. If the City has other expenses for debris removal which were expended outside this Agreement, the City shall submit those expenses separately to appropriate Federal and/or State Agencies. The City agrees to provide to appropriate Federal and/or State Agencies with documentation to support such expenses and to show that such expenses do not duplicate the expenses submitted by the County. B. In the event that Federal or State Agencies determine that the County cannot perform the services for the City as set forth herein, the parties hereby agree that the County shall have no obligations to provide emergency debris removal services to the City in accordance herewith.