Response Time Exemptions Sample Clauses

Response Time Exemptions. In the monthly calculation of Allegiance's performance to determine compliance with the response time s, every emergency request originating from within Allegiance's assigned Primary Service Area, with the exception of cancelled calls, shall be included except as follows:
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Response Time Exemptions. In some cases, late responses will be excused from financial penalties and from response time compliance reports. Examples of current exceptions include: 1. Multiple units to the same scene. 2. Severe inclement weather conditions which impair visibility or create other unsafe driving conditions; 3. Call reduced from Code-3 to Code-2 by on-scene responders or by the dispatcher in accordance with County protocol; and 4. Wrong address provided by the requesting party; 5. Unavoidable delay caused by unreported road construction; 6. Material change in dispatch location after the initial dispatch is recorded as dispatched; Exceptions shall be for good cause only, as determined by the County. The burden of proof that there is good cause for an exception shall rest with the Contractor, and the Contractor must have acted in good faith. The alleged good cause must have been a substantial factor in producing the excessive response time. Exceptions shall be considered on a case-by-case basis. Contractor shall file a request for each response time exception on a monthly basis with the San Xxxxxxx County EMS Agency within fifteen (15) business days of the end of the previous month. Such request shall list the date, the time, and the specific circumstances causing the delayed response. Exceptions may be granted for instances of “move up and cover” or “mutual aid” consistent with EMS policy and procedure. The financial penalties may be waived based on special circumstances.
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Response Time Exemptions. 1. In some cases, late responses will be excused from financial penalties and from response time compliance reports. Examples of such exemptions include: a. Inclement weather conditions which impair visibility or create other unsafe driving conditions. b. Wrong address provided by the requesting party. c. Unavoidable delay caused by road construction. d. Restricted roadway access. e. Delays in transferring care to a hospital emergency department. f. Authorized mutual aid. g. Unusual system overload: defined as 150 percent of the average demand for the day of the week and hour of day. The average demand for each day and hour is to be calculated on an annual basis using the prior calendar year’s actual run volume. 2. All other exemption requests shall be for good cause only, as determined by the Contract Administration or his/her designee. The burden of proof that there is good cause for an exemption shall rest with the Contractor, and the Contractor must have acted in good faith. The alleged good cause must have been a substantial factor in producing the excessive response time. 3. Contractor shall submit exemption requests to the Contract Administrator or his/her designee no later than 12 pm on the 15th calendar day of each month for the previous month responses. Any exception requests submitted past this required timeframe will be automatically denied. 4. The Contract Administrator or his/her designee shall review each exemption request individually, and determine whether to accept or reject each response time exemption request submitted by Contractor. The decision of the Contract Administrator or his/her designee to accept or reject any or all response time exemption requests shall be final.
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Response Time Exemptions. Operator shall maintain mechanisms for reserve production capacity to increase production should temporary system overload persist. However, it is understood that unusual circumstances and conditions beyond Operator’s reasonable control can produce response times that exceed the standards. If Operator believes that any run or group of runs should be excluded from the response time standards, a written request must be made to the Fire Chief. Any requests for exemption from response time standards shall be made with the Monthly Response Time Reports, as set forth in Section II.6(a) below. If no such request is received by the deadline required herein, no such request will be considered in compliance calculations. The Fire Chief has the sole discretion to exempt any call. Equipment failures, traffic congestion, ambulance failures, Operator dispatch errors, inability to staff units, and units deployed on inter facility transports will not be grounds for granting an exception to compliance with the response time requirements.
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Response Time Exemptions. A. Contractor shall maintain sufficient resources to achieve the specified Response Time standards. Contractor shall be responsible for prudent and reasonable planning and action related to system deployment. This may include, but is not limited to, deploying additional Unit Hours for holidays, special events, and weather- related emergencies, including periods of excessive heat or cold, or other weather related anomalies, to accommodate related additional workload. B. In the monthly calculation of Contractor's performance to determine compliance with Response Time Standards, every request for 911 Ambulance Services from WCRCC located within the Contractor's assigned Service Area shall be included except in some cases, late and specified other responses will be excluded from Response Time compliance calculations and financial penalties. These Response Time Exemptions will be for good cause only, as reasonably determined by the Greeley Fire Department in its sole discretion. The burden of proof that there is good cause for a Response Time Exemption shall rest with the Contractor. Contractor may request a Response Time Exemption if that call meets the criteria defined below. Contractor shall file a request for each desired Response Time Exemption on a monthly basis with the Greeley Fire Department within 15 days of the end of the previous month. Such request shall list the date, the time, and the specific circumstances causing the delayed response. The Fire Chief or her/his designee shall grant or deny Response Time Exemptions and shall so advise the Contractor. The Fire Chief or her/his designee will respond to Response Time Exemption requests utilizing written electronic communication. Until such time as the Contractor provides monthly performance data directly to the Greeley Fire Department, the Contractor shall submit these requests in a report to the Greeley Fire Department in a manner specified by the Fire Chief or his/her designee. C. Examples of Response Time Exemptions include, but are not limited to: 1. Automatic Appeals (to be granted by Greeley Fire Department): a. Additional Ambulances responding to the same incident; first unit must meet Response Time standard; and b. Responding Ambulance is involved in a traffic collision, and Contractor is determined to be not at fault by law enforcement. 2. Case-by-Case Appeals (to be considered by Greeley Fire Department): a. Multi-Casualty Incident (MCI); b. Verifiable traffic related to the incident imped...
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Response Time Exemptions. In some cases late responses may be exempted from financial penalties and from response time compliance reports. These excuses shall be for good cause only, as determined by NOR-CAL. The burden of proof that there is good cause for the excuse shall rest with XXXXX and XXXXX must have acted in good faith. The alleged good cause must have been a substantial factor in producing the excessive response time. Exceptions shall be considered on a case-by-case basis. SEMSA shall file a request for each response time excuse on a quarterly basis with the Ambulance Enforcement Officer within 15 days of the end of the previous quarter. Such request shall list the date, time, and the specific circumstances causing the delayed response. A list of response time exemptions can be found in Exhibit J of this agreement.
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Response Time Exemptions. In some cases, late responses will be excused from financial damages and from response time compliance reports. Approved response time exemptions include: 1. Failure by CCCDC dispatcher to give accurate location information (including address or cross street) to responding units; 2. Weather conditions which impair visibility or create unsafe driving conditions; 3. Call in which the response code is reduced from code III by CCCDC or first responder during the time the ambulance unit is en route to the dispatched location; a. If the first responders or CCCDC orders the response slowed to Code I (no lights and sirens then a 50% increase in response times are allowed. b. The same damages apply if Code I response times are not met. c. Non-emergent responses less than 18:00 minutes will not result in damages. All other non-emergent calls above 18:00 will be assessed damages pursuant to Exhibit F, Non-Emergent Response Damages. 4. Wrong address provided by the requesting party; 5. Unavoidable delay caused by unreported road construction; 6. Material change in dispatch location after the initial dispatch is recorded as dispatched. 7. No time recorded by dispatch. 8. When three (3) calls have already been dispatched within the city jurisdiction in any given rolling 20 minute interval, then subsequent calls are exempt. Contractor shall file a request for each response time exception on a monthly basis with the City by the 20th of each month after receiving the City’s Response Time Performance Report for the previous month. Such request shall list the date, the time, and the specific circumstances causing the delayed response.
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Response Time Exemptions. Contractor shall maintain sufficient resources to meet all obligations under this Agreement. In rare occasions, unusual events outside Contractor’s control may occur that directly affect Contractor’s ability to meet response time requirements. In such cases, when evaluating Contractor’s response time performance to determine compliance with response time requirements, REMSA shall factor in the unusual circumstances and exempt specific responses. Specific exemptions that may be considered by REMSA include but are not limited to: 5.4.1 Responses that are delayed due to ambulance patient offload delays (APOD) at a hospital or hospitals. 5.4.2 Responses that are delayed due to extended wait times at railroad crossings in the City of Riverside only. 5.4.3 Responses that are delayed due to uncontrollable access problems as a result of extreme weather on a case-by-case basis (e.g. roads are unpassable).
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Response Time Exemptions. It is understood that Unusual Circumstances may cause extended response times. Unusual Circumstances include only unusually severe weather conditions, disasters, or unusual periods of very high demand upon the system due to multiple casualty incidents. These Unusual Circumstances may be reviewed by the Fire Chief or their designee at the City's discretion. Mutual aid provided by communities to the City, due to the unavailability of a Contractor ambulance, shall not be exempted from response time requirements.
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