MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses

MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES. In accordance with the terms and provisions of this Agreement, and the British Columbia Transit Act, and regulations made pursuant to the Act, the Municipality shall be responsible for: a) Participating in the development of, and where in agreement approving, plans and amendments to the Public Passenger Transportation System including: i. Determining service goals, levels and objectives for the Public Passenger Transportation System;
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MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES a. The City shall maintain park roads and parking lots in accordance with Schedule "A". b. The City shall be responsible for maintenance costs in excess of $250.00, per year, associated with the Anicinabe Park operations in accordance with Schedule "A", provided that the City must approve the work and costs, in writing, prior to the expense being incurred.
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MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES. In carrying out the intent of this memorandum, within the limits of its capabilities and available resources, the municipality shall:
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MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES. The Municipality agrees to accept the Funds provided by the Province and agrees to fully comply with this Agreement, including the following: 3.2.1. The Municipality agrees to provide to the Minister for each fiscal year of this Agreement: (a) Assurance that prior to the expiry of the Agreement that the Municipality is able to successfully integrate the preparation of a multi­year Capital Investment Plan with an Integrated Community Sustainability Plan. (b) A summary of actual gas tax fund expenditures for each Eligible Project undertaken in the year and the year­end balance (Annual Expenditure Report). (c) A summary of actual expenditures on other capital projects undertaken in the year. (d) Certification by the Municipality that it is in compliance with the terms of this Agreement. 3.2.2. The Municipality agrees to: (a) In 2005­06, sign the Municipal Funding Agreement and submit a municipal capital budget; (b) In 2006­07, submit a three year capital budget and the required Annual Expenditure Report for the previous fiscal year; (c) In 2007­08, submit an updated three year capital budget and the required Annual Expenditure Report; (d) In 2008­09, submit a multi­year Capital Investment Plan and the required Annual Expenditure Report and Outcomes Report; (e) In 2009­10, submit an updated Capital Investment Plan and an Integrated Community Sustainability Plan, the required Annual Expenditure Report and, if required by the Province, an Outcomes Report. 3.2.3. The Municipality agrees to the following additional terms and conditions: (a) the Municipality shall maintain a separate accounting for the Funds provided; (b) the Municipality may invest the Funds provided, or unutilized portions thereof, only in accordance with the terms of Section 100 of the Municipal Government Act; (c) the Municipality shall determine and report the "actual income earned" on the unexpended Funds invested in the Annual Expenditure Report;
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MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES. 2.1 In accordance with this agreement, the Municipality will: (a) Approve the transit service area for the Wawa Transit system as identified in Appendix “1” to this agreement. (b) Approve the service specifications for the Wawa Transit system as outlined in Appendix “2” to this agreement. (c) Establish traffic control by-laws on municipal streets. (d) Fix and amend the fares and the fare structure in whole or in part from time to time. (e) Be responsible for the depositing and reporting of transit system revenues and expenditures received from the Operating Company as required for the submission to the Ontario Ministry of Transportation for the Dedicated Gas Tax Fund program. (f) Notify the Operating Company at least twenty-four hours in advance of any scheduled or anticipated street closures or traffic disruptions affecting the transit service; provide alternate routes for the Operating Company. 2.4 The Municipality shall provide fuel for the operation of the public transportation vehicle. 2.5 The Municipality will maintain, service and insure the transit vehicle provided for the use in the Transit Service as specified in the agreement. The Municipality will ensure that the vehicle is maintained in strictly safe and dependable conditions at all times. The Municipality shall undertake a thorough vehicle inspection four (4) times per year. 2.6 The Municipality will maintain a telephone information service, to be attended by a municipal representative at all times during normal business hours to provide accurate information with respect to the service specification, missed, unmet or late trips.
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MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES. 7.1 The Municipality shall appoint on or before the implementation date of the Service a Transit Coordinator who will be the Municipality's representative in the normal daily operation of the Service and be responsible for maintaining records kept by the Municipality, bus inspection, maintenance inspection and other duties the Municipality may specify. 7.2 The Municipality has established the bus routes and transfer points as set forth in Schedule A or as modified from time-to-time and provided check point times for such routes. The Municipality has also established the days, hours and frequency of operation, and the number of route operational buses required as set forth in Schedules B and C or as modified from time to time. Advice from the Tri-Municipal Transit Advisory Committee will be sought concerning all subsequent changes in service, however, the Municipality will ultimately be responsible for the decision. 7.3 The Municipality shall erect and maintain bus stops and bus shelters in their respective Municipality as the Municipality may see fit and designate areas in which passengers are permitted to hail the buses. 7.4 The Municipality shall establish the type of fare system and rates for fares to be deposited directly into the fare box by the passenger and in no event by the bus driver. The fare rates are set forth in Schedule G. The Municipality or designate shall, upon receipt of each day's fare revenue by the designated Municipal official, count such fares and keep records thereof. 7.5 In addition to payment for the Service, as provided for in Article 21.0, the Municipality shall pay for: (a) by prior authorization, the cost of training required when significant new technology or major permanent route revisions are introduced; (b) such related advertising and publicity as the Municipality may require; (c) the printing of all tickets, passes and transfers; (d) all new and/or expanded taxes not in force at the date of tender; and (e) subject to an audit by the Municipality, the incremental cost of providing the Service resulting from the introduction of new capital equipment, facilities or new technology by the Municipality. 7.6 To the extent that the Municipality has jurisdiction it will endeavour to: (a) Prohibit car parking at bus stops and enforce such prohibition: (b) notify the Contractor of impending construction projects or other factors which may necessitate a temporary detour from the routes; (c) keep roads and streets in reasonable repa...
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MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES. Be aware that the Plain Sect Outreach Coordinator position exists and is available for assistance.
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MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES. Note: This section may be added at the discretion of the local governmental unit and is not always a component of an EMS agreement. The EMS contractor, however, may favorably view this as adding “balance” to the Agreement.
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MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES. The Municipality agrees to the following provisions. 5.1 To allow the Developer to enter onto any land owned or administered by the Municipality within or adjacent to the bounds of the Land so that the Developer may undertake and complete any Improvements or maintenance as needed. 5.2 To inspect any completed Improvements within fourteen (14) days of a request to do so from the Developer and where there are no defects or deficiencies apparent at that time, the Municipality shall issue a letter to the Developer within seven (7) days after the next regular council meeting: a) certifying that the Improvements inspected by the Municipality have been completed to the satisfaction of the Municipality; b) advising of any apparent defects or deficiencies that require correction or remedial action; or c) if all Improvements have been completed, issue the Certificate of Completion pursuant to clause 2.3 in which case this Agreement shall terminate upon expiry of the warranty period specified in clause 2.3.
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