General Principals of Understanding Sample Clauses

General Principals of Understanding. The Parties expressly understand and agree to the following: 1. The City will permit CSISD to access the City’s 800 MHz System in order to implement this critical communications link between the Parties in the event of an emergency. 2. The City will permit CSISD to utilize the City’s Paging System in the event of an emergency. 3. CSISD will procure, at its own expense, the appropriate portable radio units, pagers, batteries, chargers, and other operational items, sufficient to minimally supply one radio unit and one pager to each campus in the CSISD and one to CSISD district personnel. The total number of radio units operated by CSISD will not exceed twenty (20) units. 4. The City will provide specifications to CSISD with model numbers and other required information so as to insure system compatibility of the radio units and pagers purchased by CSISD. 5. CSISD will provide the City with radio identification numbers for each new portable radio unit and the City will supply system unit identification numbers for each radio to CSISD. The City requires that the City program all CSISD radio units, and agrees to program said radio units for CSISD at no cost. 6. Should radio units purchased by CSISD be of the type with “panic button” capability, the City will not respond to usage of this feature. 7. Each Party to this Agreement will maintain its respective equipment under its own inventory and will be responsible for the maintenance, necessary upgrades, and all other associated expenses. 8. The City will provide two (2) unique CSISD radio “talk groups” for CSISD use. The City may, at the City's sole discretion, place these two (2) unique CSISD “talk groups” on radios of the City's personnel. Selection of City radio units to be so equipped will be based on individual personnel’s potential for response and timely communications with CSISD personnel during an emergency. 9. The City may, upon CSISD's request, establish an individual pager group for CSISD. The City will include CSISD pagers in existing City pager groups as determined necessary by the City. 10. City personnel will assist CSISD personnel with training in the use of both the 800 MHz System and the Pager System and will assist CSISD with establishing the appropriate operating procedure for each System’s use. 11. The City may, at the City's sole discretion, assign a priority traffic precedence to the radio “talk groups” such that City personnel may have precedence in high traffic situations. The City may a...
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