Towing and Storage. The Contractor shall tow an impounded vehicle from the location of the impoundment to its primary lot, and store the vehicle at the primary lot except when: SPD directs the Contractor to tow the vehicle to a City facility; SPD directs the Contractor to tow the vehicle with an Evidentiary Hold to its secondary lot; SPD notifies the Contractor of a Special Event, and at least 24 hours prior to the event the Contractor notifies SPD Records that the Contractor may tow vehicles to its secondary lot; The parking infraction indicates the vehicle is impounded as a result of a 91N parking infraction, the Contractor may tow the vehicle directly to its secondary lot, or The vehicle has been inspected by a law enforcement officer and certified as a “junk vehicle,” and no registered or legal owner information has been determined by the Washington State Department of Licensing. In such a case, the Contractor may dispose of the vehicle pursuant to RCW 46.55.230.
Towing and Storage. 17.1 MDPD will continue to utilize the existing MDC contract within the jurisdiction of the Town for towing and storage services related to police enforcement through and including the current contract term, any renewal terms and extensions where such renewal term or extension has been exercised. However, the Town may, at its option, enter into its own towing and storage contract if the following conditions are met: (1), the Town’s towing and storage contract will include all of the specifications and requirements outlined by MDPD for towing contractors; (2), the Town will provide written notice to MDPD of its intention to enter into its own towing contract 180 days prior to the expiration the MDC towing and storage contract term, or any subsequent renewal term or extension where such renewal term or extension has been exercised; and (3), the Town will have its own towing and storage contract in effect when the applicable MDC towing and storage contract term, renewal term or extended term expires. The expiration date for current term of the MDC towing and storage contract is September 14, 2011, not including any renewal terms or extensions. The final extension of the current MDC towing and storage contract ends September 15, 2015. In the event that the Town exercises its option to enter into its own towing and storage contract, MDC and the Town shall cooperate in good faith in order to effectuate a smooth and harmonious transition from the MDPD towing and storage contract to the Town’s towing and storage contract.
Towing and Storage. DOAS will pay reasonable towing and storage costs arising out of a Collision or Comprehensive “loss” as specified in D. Limit of Coverage.
Towing and Storage. 17.1 MDPD will continue to utilize the existing MDC contract for towing and storage services related to police enforcement, until the expiration or termination of the current towing contract. Upon such expiration or termination, the Town may, at its option, issue its own towing contract, using all the specifications and requirements outlined by MDPD for towing contractors.
Towing and Storage. The Contractor shall tow an impounded vehicle from the location of the impound to the Contractor’s primary lot. The Contractor shall store the vehicle at the primary lot except when:
