Issuance of Parking Tickets Sample Clauses

Issuance of Parking Tickets. The City retains the exclusive right to establish and to revise from time to time all parking rules and regulations in accordance with Section 7.7. The Concessionaire shall have the right, at its sole cost and expense, to issue parking tickets or citations for violations of the parking rules and regulations with respect to the Concession Metered Parking Spaces and Reserve Metered Parking Spaces (including Commercial Loading Zones), provided that such tickets or citations must be in the form prescribed by the City, that the issuance of such tickets and citations shall otherwise be subject to applicable City rules and regulations and the performance by the Concessionaire must conform to the Operating Standards. The City shall provide to the Concessionaire, at the Concessionaire’s sole cost and expense, parking ticket books or rolls and other items and materials reasonably necessary to enable the Concessionaire to issue parking tickets or citations as contemplated by this Section 3.2(e). The City retains the right and responsibility to provide all other enforcement of parking rules and violations. Parking tickets issued by the Concessionaire pursuant to this Section 3.2(e) shall have the same legal efficacy as parking tickets issued by the City.
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Issuance of Parking Tickets. The City retains the exclusive right to establish and to revise from time to time all parking rules and regulations in accordance with Section 7.6. The Concessionaire, as the agent of the Government Parties and subject to the supervision of, and in compliance with the policies and procedures established by, the Authority, shall have the right, at its sole cost and expense (but subject to reimbursement to the extent provided in Section 7.6(c)), to issue parking tickets for violations of the parking rules and regulations with respect to the Concession Metered Parking Spaces and Reserve Metered Parking Spaces, provided that such tickets must be in the form prescribed by the City (or the Authority on behalf of the City), that the issuance of such tickets shall otherwise be subject to applicable City and Authority rules and regulations and the performance of such services by the Concessionaire must conform to the Operating Standards and applicable Laws and the supervisory policies of the Authority. The City (or the Authority on behalf of the City) shall provide to the Concessionaire, at the Concessionaire’s sole cost and expense, parking ticket materials and equipment and other items reasonably necessary to enable the Concessionaire to issue parking tickets as contemplated by this Section 3.2(e). The Government Parties retain the right and responsibility to provide all other enforcement of parking rules and violations. Parking tickets issued by the Concessionaire pursuant to this Section 3.2(e) shall have the same legal efficacy as parking tickets issued by the City or the Authority. The Government Parties shall use reasonable efforts to cooperate with the Concessionaire with respect to the exercise by the Concessionaire of the rights contained in this Section 3.2(e).
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Issuance of Parking Tickets. (i) Metro’s designated law enforcement officers shall have the exclusive right and responsibility, to administer Parking Enforcement. Parking Company, through the Operator, and in accordance with the Enforcement Policies and Procedures, will assist Metro in connection with delivery to Metro enforcement authorities’ Information regarding Parking Violations, printing and delivering Metro Approved parking tickets, delivery of notice of Parking Violations, and taking such other actions to assist Metro in Parking Enforcement as specified in the Metro Approved Business Plan. The Schedule for Applicable Parking Violation Fees is set forth in Schedule 5. From time to time Parking Company will recommend improvements to the Enforcement Policies and Procedures for adoption by Metro. From time to time, Parking Company will recommend to Metro modifications to the Business Plan that will allow Parking Company to improve Parking Enforcement and consequently, performance of the Metered Parking System. Metro may change the Enforcement Policies and Procedures as required to comply with federal or Tennessee State Law or as recommended by Parking Company and any such modification will not constitute an Adverse Action. Metro may otherwise change the Enforcement Policies and Procedures as Metro deems necessary, provided that the aggregate result of such modifications, after taking into account any corresponding Beneficial Event, may constitute a Compensation Event or Adverse Action.
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Issuance of Parking Tickets. (i) To the extent permitted by state law and the Metropolitan Charter, the Parking Enforcement Patrol may utilize Parking Company to perform the responsibilities assigned in this section, including assistance in the investigation of potential parking violations such as the collection and transmission of images recorded on any medium by a traffic control photographic system, license plate recognition technology, or other devices. Parking Enforcement Patrol officers may conduct investigations by reviewing evidence presented to them by Parking Company, and may issue or cause the issuance of citations based on such evidence where warranted. Parking Patrol officers may utilize Parking Company to deliver notices of citation to the owners of vehicles in violation, but any such citation shall be based on a Parking Enforcement Patrol officer’s determination that there is probable cause to believe that a violation of the parking provisions of the Metropolitan Code has been committed. Parking Enforcement Patrol Officers will perform this review and make this determination within 24 hours of receiving the evidence of the violation from the Parking Company. The Schedule for Applicable Parking Violation Fees is set forth in Schedule 5. While at the initiation of this Agreement, parking citations, once issued, will be directly turned over to the Traffic Violations Bureau of the Circuit Court Clerk, if efforts to amend state law and Metro ordinance are successful, it may become possible for Metro to insert a 90-day administrative review step into this procedure before citations are turned over to the Traffic Violations Bureau. If those amendments to the law are successful, thereafter, Parking Company shall facilitate the creation of such a 90- day administrative review process, to be administered by the Metropolitan Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure, with Parking Company’s assistance. This 90-day administrative review period would allow citation recipients to administratively pay their citations or dispute them and have them be resolved before they are turned over to the Traffic Violations Bureau for collection and prosecution through the court system. From time to time Parking Company will recommend improvements to the Enforcement Policies and Procedures for adoption by Metro. From time to time, Parking Company will recommend to Metro modifications to the Business Plan that will allow Parking Company to improve Parking Enforcement and consequentl...
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