Rough Sleepers Sample Clauses

Rough Sleepers. The Contractor should note that at times covered areas within the MSCPs may be found to be occupied by rough sleepers and / or substance abusers. On occasions when the presence of individuals or groups render the safe and effective cleaning of a certain area impossible at the time of the scheduled visit, the Contractor must notify this circumstance and the location of the problem to Car Parking Operations on the telephone number supplied. The Contractor should allow within their quoted rates for a return visit to any specific area that cannot be safely and effectively cleaned at the time of the initial visit. This return visit should be scheduled between 10.00 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. If on the return visit the presence of rough sleepers or substance abusers continues to prevent a safe and effective cleaning operation within a specific area of the MSCP, then Car Parking Operations should again be notified of this circumstance in order that an appropriate response can be arranged in liaison with the Police Service.
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