Designation of Vehicles. The Servicer shall identify on its computer system all Vehicles subject to the ZVF Lease as ZVF Vehicles and all Vehicles subject to each Segregated Series Lease as ZVF Segregated Vehicles (noting the particular Segregated Series Lease pursuant to which they are leased). The designation of the Vehicles as ZVF Vehicles and ZVF Segregated Vehicles (including the notation indicating the particular Segregated Series Lease to which they are leased) on the Servicer’s computer system shall be considered prima facie evidence of (x) the General Secured Party’s rights with respect to the ZVF Vehicles and the other ZVF Vehicle Collateral and (y) each Segregated Series Secured Party’s rights with respect to the applicable ZVF Segregated Vehicles and the other ZVF Segregated Series Vehicle Collateral relating to such Segregated Collateral Agency Series. If at any time a Secured Party reasonably believes that such designation (including such a notation indicating a particular Segregated Series) by the Servicer is incorrect, it may dispute (the “disputing Secured Party”) such designation by delivering a written notice to each of the Servicer and the Collateral Agent setting forth its claim (a “Reassignment Claim”) as to the correct designation of a ZVF Vehicle or a ZVF Segregated Vehicle, as the case may be (each a “redesignation”). The Servicer shall, promptly upon receipt of such notice, distribute a copy thereof to the Grantor and the Secured Party designated as the beneficiary of such Vehicle (the “non-disputing Secured Party”). The non-disputing Secured Party shall, within ten (10) Business Days of receipt of such notice from the Servicer, notify each of the Servicer and the Collateral Agent in writing as to whether it consents to the disputing Secured Party’s redesignation; it being understood that to the extent the consenting Secured Party is the Trustee, such Secured Party shall be entitled to and fully protected in relying upon a direction from the Requisite Investors. If the Servicer and the Collateral Agent receive written notice from the non-disputing Secured Party consenting to the disputing Secured Party’s redesignation within the period set forth above, the Servicer shall promptly effect such redesignation on its computer system.
Designation of Vehicles. For the purposes of the preparation and delivery of a Monthly Central Servicer Report or an Intra-Month Central Servicer Report (as applicable), the relevant FleetCo Servicer may designate:
Designation of Vehicles. Vehicles will be designated for impoundment by: the SPD attaching to a vehicle a traffic or parking notice of infraction bearing the word "impound" signed by a Seattle Police Officer or Parking Enforcement Officer, or a notice of impoundment, and notifying the Contractor, by radio or otherwise, of the location of such vehicle; oral direction by a Seattle Police Officer or Parking Enforcement Officer accompanied by a completed copy of a SPD vehicle impound and inventory report form describing the vehicle to be impounded; or the Director of the SHA, the City’s Director of Finance, or the designee of either such official, notifying the Contractor by phone, fax, or otherwise of the location of the vehicle and signing an authorization for the impoundment of the vehicle. Unless otherwise provided herein, the Contractor shall impound all vehicles to which an appropriate notice of impoundment or citation has been issued and tow them to its primary storage lot. When a law enforcement officer has inspected the vehicle, determined that it meets the definition of “junk vehicle” in RCW 46.55.230 as now or hereafter amended and no registered or legal owner information regarding such vehicle can be found by the Washington State Department of Licensing, the Contractor may dispose of the vehicle directly to a licensed scrap processor. The Contractor shall not impound a vehicle unless the issued citation or notice of impoundment describes, with substantial accuracy, the vehicle with respect to which it has been issued and the location of such vehicle at the time of impoundment.
Designation of Vehicles. Vehicles will be designated for impoundment by: the SPD attaching to a vehicle a traffic citation bearing the word "impound" signed by a Seattle Police Officer or Parking Enforcement Officer, or a notice of impoundment, and notifying the Contractor, by radio or otherwise, of the location of such vehicle; oral direction by a Seattle Police Officer or Parking Enforcement Officer accompanied by a completed copy of a SPD vehicle impound and inventory report form describing the vehicle to be impounded; or the Director of the SHA, the Director of ESD, or their designees, notifying the Contractor by phone, fax, or otherwise of the location of the vehicle and signing an authorization for the impoundment of the vehicle. Unless otherwise provided herein, the Contractor shall impound all vehicles to which an appropriate notice of impoundment or citation has been issued and tow them to its primary storage lot. The Contractor shall not impound a vehicle unless the issued citation or notice of impoundment describes, with substantial accuracy, the vehicle with respect to which it has been issued and the location of such vehicle at the time of impoundment.
