Municipality Responsibilities. The Municipality shall furnish all supervision, labor, materials, and equipment necessary to perform its responsibilities set forth in the approved Scope of Work attached hereto as Attachment A, and expressly incorporated into and made a part of this Agreement and in the approved Workplan attached hereto as Attachment B, and expressly incorporated into and made a part of this Agreement. The Municipality’s responsibilities include, without limitation, providing all of the logistics for the Department-approved Electronics Collection and Recycling Program grant activity. By execution of this Agreement, the Municipality expressly authorizes and approves the Department to further promote the Municipality’s Electronics Collection and Recycling Program.
Municipality Responsibilities. The Municipality will be responsible for the following costs:
1. Costs of delivery of additional communication lines to Municipal buildings at the request of the Municipality and not in place on the effective date of this Agreement.
2. Costs of designing and constructing a data interface between the PSCC data handling system and the Municipality’s system. The County will provide technical assistance during design, implementation, and long- term maintenance.
3. Costs of mobile, portable, base station radios and mobile data terminals compatible with the PSCC and the maintenance and repair of this equipment.
4. Costs of a temporary liaison assigned to the PSCC. This is an option to the Municipality and not a requirement.
Municipality Responsibilities. (1) The Municipality shall provide instructions, guidance and assistance to the Consultant relating to the provision of the Services.
(2) The Municipality shall use reasonable efforts to make available any relevant municipal reports, background information, data, drawings, plans, surveys and any other materials relevant to the Services, which are in its possession, for use by the Consultant, and shall make available Municipality employees for the purpose of any necessary consultation.
(3) The Municipality shall insure that the staff of RSM Building Consultants are appointed as building officials as per Section 3-(2) of the Building Code Act.
Municipality Responsibilities. 1. The Municipality is responsible for reserving the use of municipal owned polling place facilities and shall provide insurance coverage for all polling places utilized for municipal elections not on a county ballot. Should there be an expense for a facility not owned by the Municipality, the Municipality shall be responsible for any charges relating to municipal elections.
2. Municipality shall employ and compensate election workers directly and shall provide liability and workers’ compensation coverage.
3. Municipality shall deliver keys to the SOE for opening and closing of polling places prior to election worker training.
4. Municipality shall certify its political boundaries are accurate and current on the maps and that the street index provided by the SOE contains all street addresses located within its political boundaries to ensure eligibility of its voters.
5. Municipality is responsible for all advertising required by Florida Law, city charter, or other local requirement. At a minimum, the Municipality shall be responsible for placing the legal advertisement in a newspaper of general circulation as required by law, with regard to the public pre-election test of the automatic tabulating equipment, the canvass of the vote by mail ballots, and the post-election certification voting system audit. SOE shall only advertise for book closing dates and xxxx Municipality for actual costs.
Municipality Responsibilities. 2.2.1 The Municipality shall provide comments on all final drawings and specifications in respect of the Municipal Work within fourteen (14) calendar days upon receipt from the Ministry.
Municipality Responsibilities. 4.1 The Municipality shall identify a contact for the purposes of administering this agreement if that person is not identified in section 9.
Municipality Responsibilities. 4.1. The Municipality shall comply with all applicable terms and conditions of the Cooperative Agreement and all applicable statutes and regulations.
4.2. The Municipality shall follow the 2020 Guidelines for Xxxxxxxxxx Assessment Grants.
4.3. The Municipality shall designate an individual and an alternate to act as a Project Manager. This individual shall act as a liaison between the County and Municipality regarding this Agreement and shall be responsible for the following: (1) meeting with the County to determine xxxxxxxxxx sites to be assessed and (2) acting as a liaison with local or community organizations involved with the application of the Xxxxxxxxxx Coalition Assessment Grant. The names of these individuals shall be conveyed to the individuals listed in Section 17.1.
Municipality Responsibilities. 8.1 The Municipality agrees that the Municipality Information it provides to ENS shall be provided to the ENS Assistant Chief Electoral Officer at the address provided under section 16.0 of this Agreement.
8.2 The Municipality shall certify in writing to ENS that:
(a) the Municipality has received certificates of destruction regarding ENS Information provided to candidates, and others as described in section 5.3; and
(b) all of the terms of Section 7.0 regarding provision of information to third parties have been met.
8.3 The Municipality agrees that ENS retains the right to conduct audits to ensure that the Municipality has fulfilled its obligations set forth in Sections 5.0 and 7.0 and, during such an audit the Municipality shall provide any requested documentation to ENS, including, but not limited to:
(a) contracts between the Municipality and third parties;
(b) maintained copies of the Attestation of Destruction; and
(c) evidence that the Municipality has destroyed all copies of the ENS Information provided to the Municipality under the terms of this Agreement.
8.4 The Municipality shall report any privacy breach of ENS Information to ENS within 24 hours and the Municipality shall take appropriate action to mitigate any privacy breach of ENS Information in accordance with Schedule “D” attached hereto.
Municipality Responsibilities. Municipality agrees to the following:
A. Unless otherwise authorized in writing by the Director, Municipality agrees to deliver all collected and/or contracted collections of acceptable Solid Waste and Recyclable Materials under control of the Municipality and generated by Municipality and its constituents or residents for the term of this Agreement to the Designated Drop Off Locations. Acceptable Solid Waste types are shown in Exhibit A; unacceptable Solid Waste types are shown in Exhibit B; acceptable Recyclable Materials are shown in Exhibit D. Construction debris and excavation material generated by a municipal agreement with a private vendor that may be used as clean fill elsewhere is exempt from this Agreement. Brown County recognizes that Solid Waste Reduction Measures may result in reductions in total annual tonnage received from Municipality.
B. Municipality will pay the Preferred Rate on a per ton basis for all Solid Waste delivered to and accepted by Brown County pursuant to this Agreement.
C. Municipality shall be responsible for disposal of, and all associated costs for handling, unacceptable waste delivered to and rejected by the Designated Drop-Off Location. If unacceptable waste is delivered to the Designated Drop-Off Location, the Director or designee shall notify the Municipality to have the waste removed, transported and disposed in accordance with all applicable laws. If the Municipality does not make arrangements to remove the waste within six (6) hours of said notice, in a manner to the satisfaction of Brown County at its sole discretion, then Brown County may, but is not obligated to, manage the waste at its discretion and at the Municipality’s sole expense. Municipality is responsible for any and all costs associated with limiting the Designated Drop-Off Location operation and/or for any other Designated Drop-Off Location users’ additional costs associated with the user’s inability to use the Designated Drop-Off Location due to unacceptable waste delivered to the Designated Drop-Off Location by the Municipality. Municipality shall indemnify and hold harmless Brown County for any costs and/or damages incurred as a result of Municipality’s failure to comply with this subsection of Section Five of this Agreement. Notwithstanding any other portions of this Agreement, nothing contained herein is intended to waive or estop the Municipality or its insurers from relying upon the limitations, defenses, and immunities contained within Section...
Municipality Responsibilities. Municipality will provide law enforcement resources necessary to administer traffic enforcement and violation assessment for the Enforcement Program. In performing its obligations under this IGA, Municipality shall comply with O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163 and all statutes, regulations, policies, and ordinances related to the administration of traffic enforcement and violation assessment. Municipality will provide resources necessary to administer the Enforcement Program and prosecute violations. Municipality will ensure that a qualified officer or other qualified staff member reviews the recorded images no later than three (3) days after the transmission of data indicating a traffic violation captured by Vendor’s technology to determine whether an infraction occurred. A determination of whether an infraction occurred, and communication of such determination, shall be made no later than three (3) days after transmission of data indicating a traffic violation. The communication of such determination shall be communicated to the motorist in accordance with O.C.G.A. § 40-6-163, as that code section may be amended from time to time. The Municipality warrants that it has sufficient funds and personnel to implement the responsibilities of this IGA, including, but not limited to, issuing citations, serving as a witness when necessary, and facilitating such law enforcement duties of the Municipality. Municipality will reasonably cooperate with the School District in the administration of the Enforcement Program. Such cooperation may include, but is not limited to, working directly with the School District’s Vendor to communicate enforcement determinations or approvals necessary for Vendor to process all paperwork (i.e., notices of violation, citations and other administrative or collections activities) and payment of civil monetary penalties. Municipality shall maintain accounting records for violations, citations, and other administrative or collection activities and such records shall be made available for review by the School District within ten (10) days upon request. Municipality shall send monthly progress reports to the School District detailing the number of violations issued. The balance or value of an account shall be determined as of the last day of each month during the Program Agreement term.
