Common use of Level of Service Clause in Contracts

Level of Service. The City shall provide emergency services within the jurisdictional limits of both parties’ boundaries pursuant to this agreement and to the extent required by law. In providing such service, the City shall endeavor to maintain a rating from the Washington Survey and Rating Bureau or any successor agency at least as favorable as that which is now held by each of the parties. The Washington Survey and Rating Bureau’s current rating for the parties at the time of the signing of this agreement are: City of Xxxxxxx – Class 3 King County Fire District 34 – Class 4 Provided, however, that the level of service shall be established through the Fire Department’s operational plan adopted as part of the City of Redmond’s budgeting process, which shall be approved, by the Board of Commissioners and City Council. In preparing the biennial budget for fire services, the City of Xxxxxxx shall prepare and/or revise an operational services plan for the District's review. The plan shall define the department's divisional services (administration, operations, training, emergency medical services, prevention/inspections, public education, emergency preparedness, apparatus maintenance), report on prior biennial accomplishments, outline the prospective biennium's work plan initiatives by divisional services, and summarize departmental budget and staff resources. Fire services capital needs shall also be included in the plan for District review.

Level of Service. The City shall provide emergency services within the jurisdictional limits of both parties’ boundaries pursuant to this agreement and to the extent required by law. In providing such service, the City shall endeavor to maintain a rating from the Washington Survey and Rating Bureau or any successor agency at least as favorable as that which is now held by each of the parties. The Washington Survey and Rating Bureau’s current rating for the parties at the time of the signing of this agreement are: City of Xxxxxxx – Class 3 King County Fire District 34 – Class 4 Provided, however, that the level of service shall be established through the Fire Department’s operational plan adopted as part of the City of Redmond’s Xxxxxxx’x budgeting process, which shall be approved, by the Board of Commissioners and City Council. In preparing the biennial budget for fire services, the City of Xxxxxxx Redmond shall prepare and/or revise an operational services plan for the District's review. The plan shall define the department's divisional services (administration, operations, training, emergency medical services, prevention/inspections, public education, emergency preparedness, apparatus maintenance), report on prior biennial accomplishments, outline the prospective biennium's work plan initiatives by divisional services, and summarize departmental budget and staff resources. Fire services capital needs shall also be included in the plan for District review.