Enforcement of Taxicab Rates; Cost Controls on Self-Service, Attendant and Valet Parking Sample Clauses

Enforcement of Taxicab Rates; Cost Controls on Self-Service, Attendant and Valet Parking. During the Convention Period, and Metro agrees to maintain its current practices with respect to enforcement of such regulations as may be in effect as of the Effective Date that govern fares and fees for regularly scheduled and chartered bus service, limousine service, and taxi service in Davidson County. In addition, Metro shall take no action to prohibit the operation during the Convention Period of Uber, Lyft or similar reputable ride share. The Host Committee agrees to use best efforts to secure the agreement of hotel and non-Metro venues providing hotel accommodations, Official Convention Event Venues and Special Event Venues, as applicable, that their vehicle parking rates and valet parking rates during the Convention Period are reasonable and consistent with the rates charged for non-special events during the prior calendar year.
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Enforcement of Taxicab Rates; Cost Controls on Self-Service, Attendant and Valet Parking. The City agrees to enforce any fare rates that may currently exist as of the Effective Date in the City’s licensing ordinance and other regulations for regularly scheduled and chartered bus service, limousine service, and taxi service in the City during the Convention Period which shall be no higher than the most favorable rates in effect for such services as of the Effective Date. The Host Committee shall obtain appropriate written commitments of private bus companies, limousine companies, and taxi companies as much as may be requested by the RNC from time to time. In addition, the City shall take such actions as are necessary to permit Uber, Lyft or similar reputable ride share services to operate in the Metropolitan Area during the Convention Period. The Host Committee agrees to use best efforts to secure the agreement of hotel and non-City venues providing hotel accommodations, Official Convention Event Venues and Special Event Venues, as applicable, that their vehicle parking rates and valet parking rates during the Convention Period are reasonable and consistent with the rates charged for non-special events during the prior calendar year.
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