Evaluation of Operations. GM will conduct semi annual evaluation meetings with the management of Hometown Auto Retailers, Inc. and the Dealer Operators of each GM Dealer Company to review the performance of each GM Dealer Company. In the event GM advises Hometown Auto Retailers, Inc. for any two consecutive evaluation periods that the performance of a GM dealership is not meeting the sales volume, Customer Satisfaction or Branding requirements of GM, an addition to other available remedies, GM will have the right to demand a change in the management of the dealer company not meeting those requirements. Hometown Auto Retailers, Inc. will make the management changes at any deficient dealership within not more than six (6) months after notice of the deficiencies.
Evaluation of Operations. GM will conduct semi annual evaluation meetings with the management of Lithia Motors, Inc. and the Dealer Operators of each GM Dealer Company to review the performance of each GM Dealer Company. In the event GM advises Lithia Motors, Inc. for any two consecutive evaluation periods that the performance of a GM dealership is not meeting the sales volume. Customer Satisfaction and Branding requirements of GM, in addition to other available remedies. GM will have the right to demand a change in the management of the dealer company not meeting those requirements. Lithia Motors, Inc. will make the management changes at any deficient dealership within not more than six (6) months after notice of the deficiencies.
Evaluation of Operations. GM will conduct semi annual evaluation meetings with the management of Sunbelt Automotive Group, Inc. and the Dealer Operators of each GM Dealer Company to review the performance of each GM Dealer Company. In the event GM advises Sunbelt Automotive Group, Inc. for any two consecutive evaluation periods that the performance of a GM dealership is not meeting the sales volume, Customer Satisfaction or Branding requirements of GM, in addition to other available remedies, GM will have the right to demand a change in the management of the dealer company not meeting those requirements. Sunbelt Automotive Group, Inc. will make the management changes at any deficient dealership within not more than six (6) months after notice of the deficiencies.
Evaluation of Operations. GM will conduct semiannual evaluation meetings with the management of Group 1 Automotive, Inc. and the Dealer Operators of each GM Dealer Company to review the performance of each GM Dealer Company. In the event GM advises Group 1 Automotive, Inc. for any two consecutive evaluation periods that the performance of a GM dealership is not meeting the sales volume, Customer Satisfaction and Branding requirements of GM, GM will have the right to demand a change in the management of the dealer company not meeting those
Evaluation of Operations. 3.20.1. City may at their discretion exercised in good faith, inspect some or all of the Golf Courses for purposes of ensuring KSM’s compliance with the Scope of Work/Services. In conducting such inspection and evaluation, the City representative shall promptly thereafter provide KSM with inspection reports, including any unsatisfactory findings. The City shall act reasonably and in good faith in making the determination of whether KSM has met the standards of the applicable areas being evaluated as identified in the Scope of Work/Services. Any evaluation forms created for this purpose must be agreed upon by both parties prior to use.
3.20.2. The Golf Course inspection reports shall be rated as “Satisfactory” or Better, “Needs Improvement”, or “Unacceptable” (or other agreed upon rating system). An overall rating using the same scale shall also be determined. The City representative rating of an item as “Unacceptable” shall constitute a Notice of Golf Course Deficiency with respect to the deficient item(s).
3.20.3. Within one (1) week after receipt of an inspection report, City, general manager of the Golf Courses, and the Golf Courses superintendent, if necessary, shall meet to review the deficiency item(s), review the corrective actions KSM intends to take to correct the deficiency item(s) and review the time schedule for completion of corrective action. The proposed corrective action and time schedule shall be reasonably approved by City. When a deficient item has been satisfactorily corrected, KSM shall notify City.
3.20.4. If KSM obtains an overall rating of “Unacceptable” for a period of two (2) consecutive months or fails to take action to timely correct any deficiency item(s), a Vendor Performance Report and supporting documentation shall be submitted to City Purchasing Department to notify them of KSM’s non-performance. Upon receipt of a Vendor Performance Report, the Purchasing Department shall formally contact KSM to resolve the performance issues. If, pursuant to the process set forth above for each month, KSM is non- compliant for any four (4) months within any single operating year, or any two (2) consecutive months, then City may terminate the Agreement by giving thirty days’ written notice.
3.20.5. The following items shall be considered exclusions for the purpose of determining whether there have been two (2) consecutive months with overall ratings of “Unacceptable” and for the purpose of determining whether an outstanding deficiency item ...
Evaluation of Operations. The PFD, the College and SPAC shall meet annually by April 1 of each year following Commencement of Operations to review and discuss PACC operations during the preceding 12 months.
