New Fire Station. This portion of the Project is the acquisition, construction and equipping of a new fire station (the “New Fire Station”) in the City. The New Fire Station is expected to be comprised of approximately square feet and located on approximately acres. This portion of the Project is expected to begin construction in October 2021 and be completed by October 2022. Approximately $6,000,000 of the proceeds of the 2021 Bonds will be applied to this portion of the Project.
New Fire Station. Los Angeles Fire Department Station No. 15 is located within the Project site. The Fire Department has expressed a desire to replace the station with a new facility, as the current location is outdated and access to the site is not optimum. Provided that the LAFD conveys the existing Fire Station No. 15 to Property Owner, the Property Owner will construct a new fire station for the Fire Department at a site location mutually selected and agreed upon by the Fire Department and the Property Owner. The Property Owner will provide up to $2,000,000 in funds for property acquisition for the site if necessary, and up to $8,000,0000 in funds for the construction of the new fire station. The Property Owner will submit proof of compliance with this obligation prior to issuance of a building permit for the renovation of the existing Fire Station No. 15.
New Fire Station. By the beginning of the year three of Resort operations, the Tribe shall dedicate to the City one and one-half acres of non-federal land near the Resort on which the City will construct a new fire station when deemed necessary by the City. The configuration and location of the donated site must be approved by the Fire Chief of the Barstow Fire District or its successor. Standards of performance, training, discipline and other matters incidental to the performance of any fire service related services. The standards of performance, training, discipline and other matters incidental to the performance of any fire service related services rendered under this Agreement shall be determined solely by the City or agency involved in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. If the Tribe creates a tribal fire and/or emergency medical services (“EMS”) unit which is assigned to the Resort, the Barstow Fire District will assist the Tribe with the cross training required to provide a smooth and effective working relationship, and will assist the Tribe as needed to review written policies and guidelines for tribal fire and EMS personnel as well as expectations for the tribal personnel to interface effectively and smoothly with the operations of the Barstow Fire District. If cross training of tribal fire and EMS personnel is conducted by the Barstow Fire District, then fees will be assessed for such training on the basis of hourly charges calculated on the basis of the salary of Barstow Fire District personnel involved in such training.
