Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Areas Sample Clauses

Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Areas. Licensee shall have the use of 33,536.6 square feet of space at the Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Area as designated on the attached drawing hereinafter referred to as Exhibit “A.2”, for washing, cleaning, fueling, minor preventative maintenance, and storage of rental vehicles. The parties acknowledge that the Service Facility consists of three car wash bays, and a refueling station, including all related equipment, paving and utilities. Licensee further acknowledges that the service facility area is shared with other similar Licensees and shall be used on an assigned wash bay basis for the carwash and on a first-come, first served basis for the refueling station. Reallocation of the Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Area among the Licensees will be completed annually by the County and reallocation will be based on the proportion of each Licensee’s previous year’s market share and attached as an addendum to the Agreement. Licensee shall use the Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Area solely for the refueling, washing, servicing, detailing, maneuvering, queuing, and storage of its vehicles used in its on-airportrental car operation. In no event shall engine tune-ups, engine or chassis repair or overhaul, painting or major body work be performed. All uses of the Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Area shall be subject to and conducted in strict accordance with the Airport Stormwater Management Plan. Licensee shall not allow its customers or the public to enter the Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Area. Licensee shall ensure that only its rental vehicles are being serviced at the Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Area. No personal vehicles are permitted at the Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Area unless otherwise authorized by the County. The Licensee may provide temporary staging and storage of its rental vehicles in the Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Area prior to their return to the Licensee’s Ready/Return parking spaces. No other vehicle parking, including non-facility-based employee parking, shall otherwise be permitted in or about the Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Area except for fueling, maintenance, towing, or emergency services purposes. Licensee shall not allow parking of vehicles of passengers or flight crew intending to use the Airport’s main terminal building for commercial flights. Violation of parking restrictions can result in the Licensee paying fees that would have been collec...
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Rental Car Service Facility and Storage Areas. The cost of operation, management, maintenance, care and any necessary repair or replacement of the Rental Car Service Facility and its equipment, and Storage Areas shall be funded in accordance with Exhibit C. Licensees agree to share in the costs of maintaining the car wash and refueling facility, based on each Company’s proportionate share of total transactions during the previous Agreement Year. The Service Facility shall be kept in good order and Licensees shall make and/or fund all necessary repairs and replacements thereof promptly and in a good workmanlike manner. No rubbish, debris, waste materials shall remain on any part of the Service Facility or be disposed of improperly. Upon failure of Licensees to perform its obligations set forth in this section, after reasonable notice to Licensees, County may perform or cause the obligations to be performed at Licensees expense, and all charges shall be deemed additional rent to be added to the Facility rent paid by Licensees.

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