Regular Public Works Cleanups Sample Clauses

Regular Public Works Cleanups. For the purpose of Exhibit A, the term regularly scheduled cleanups or regular cleanups means when Public Works, three times a week or more, ensures that the public rights-of-way in a specific area are clear of trash and items blocking the right-of way so the area may be power washed (when appropriate) and trash left behind in the right-of-way is thrown away. During the cleanings, any person who is present in the right-of-way to be cleaned is asked to move from the area, and temporarily remove any items they have with them, so that the area may be cleaned. When the cleaning is finished, people may return to the right- of-way with their belongings so long as the right-of-way remains clear for others to use. For regularly scheduled cleanups by Public Works, written notice shall be posted in the area where the regular cleanup will take place and the written notice shall include the days and hours during which the cleanups of the area will be taking place. Currently, these regular cleanups take place between 8 a.m. – 1 p.m., Monday through Friday. Should these hours change, the City shall repost written notice which includes the hours during which the regular cleanup will occur; however, the hours during which these regular cleanups occur will not exceed a period of five hours daily. A copy of the notice the City shall post regarding regularly scheduled cleanups is attached as Exhibit A-2. At the time this Agreement was entered into, the only location where the City was conducting regular cleanups in the highlighted area identified on the Map attached as Exhibit A-3. The City shall only designate another area a regular clean-up area if a public health and safety risk requires that the area be designated as such. If a public health and safety risk can be satisfied with any other solution, that solution shall be implemented before designating a new area a regular cleanup area. In the event that the City determines that due to a public health and safety risk another area of the City requires regular cleanups, the City shall post notice of the regular cleanup schedule in the specific area where the regular cleanups will occur according to the above-referenced protocol and document the reason for the need for regular cleanups in that specific area. The City will keep such documentation for one year. Should the areas where the regular cleanups are occurring at the time of this Agreement need to be changed or expanded, prior to starting the regular cleanup, the City ...
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