Public Safety Personnel Costs Sample Clauses

Public Safety Personnel Costs. In consideration of the increased burden imposed on the Braintree Police and Fire Departments resulting from the location of the DTP in Braintree, no later than the Operational Date the District shall pay to Braintree $225,000 (the “Public Safety Charge,” which for as long as the DTP remains in operation shall be due annually no later than the same such date and subject to annual adjustment in the manner described below in this paragraph), representing the salaries of one new police officer position and two new fire fighter positions, exclusive of any costs associated with health insurance and retirement benefits. The District shall continue to pay the Public Safety Charge on an annual basis for the duration of the DTP’s operation, with an annual increase of no more than 2.5% relative to the amount of the Public Safety Charge in the immediately preceding year (such that for the second year of the DTP’s operation, the Public Safety Charge shall be no greater than $230,625). These costs shall be apportioned to each member town in a manner consistent with the apportionment of operating costs. The parties acknowledge and agree that the employees who serve in such positions shall at all times remain Braintree employees exclusively, and the District’s payment of the Public Safety Charge shall confer upon the neither the District, Xxxxxxxx or Xxxxxxxx any employer status, obligations or liability whatsoever relative to such positions.
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