RESPONSIBILITIES OF SPRING GROVE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Sample Clauses

RESPONSIBILITIES OF SPRING GROVE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT. Spring Grove Area School District agrees to: 4.1.1 Provide collaboration between BusPatrol and School District’s Bus Operator, Xxxxx Transportation, (“Bus Operator”) for access to buses, along with assistance necessary for BusPatrol to install, operate and maintain the BusPatrol Equipment and BusPatrol Software; 4.1.2 Provide BusPatrol with electronic copies of school bus routing information, in Excel or CSV format if possible, for the purpose of identifying high risk routes and prioritizing an installation schedule; 4.1.3 Allow installed Equipment to be used for the purpose of the operation of the Stop Arm Camera Program pursuant to the Stop Arm Law and this Agreement; 4.1.4 Ensure that Bus Operator properly stores, secures, maintains, and repairs the school buses when not in use to reasonably safeguard the BusPatrol System using no less care than used to protect Bus Operator’s buses; 4.1.5 Designate in writing a program manager (the "District Program Manager") that BusPatrol may contact for day-to-day operational concerns, issues, and problems. The District Program Manager shall also be responsible for the review of any and all BusPatrol deliverables, including reports. BusPatrol may rely upon the apparent authority of the District Program Manager; 4.1.6 Designate a Spring Grove technology representative (the "District Technology Representative") to assist BusPatrol Program Manager with resolving technical issues, including providing access to the BusPatrol System if blocked by firewall, or other School District security protocols; 4.1.7 Review and approve BusPatrol invoices for payment in coordination with the Law Enforcement Agency, in accordance with the invoicing provisions in Article 5.0; 4.1.8 Coordinate with BusPatrol and Law Enforcement Agency as necessary to arrange for appropriate court personnel to administer hearings and adjudicate contested tickets; 4.1.9 Coordinate with designated Law Enforcement Agency(ies) through intergovernmental agreements to ensure that qualified technicians SCHOOL BUS STOP ARM ENFORCEMENT AGREEMENT PAGE 0 XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX XXXXX AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT are assigned to review each Potential Violation that is generated by BusPatrol, and either approve the issuance of a Notice of Violation or reject the Potential Violation and input the appropriate rejection code in the BusPatrol System. ALL DECISIONS TO ISSUE A NOTICE OF VIOLATION MUST BE MADE BY AN AUTHORIZED TECHNICIAN FROM A DESIGNATED LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY...
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