Video Monitor System Sample Clauses

Video Monitor System. All cameras and other video monitoring/ recording system installed in or immediately about the Building shall be monitored by the Park Police’s “Truvision 8” viewing system. In the event the County desires to view particular video footage, the request must be made in writing with specific time parameters, dates, and locations to the Park Police’s Patrol Commander. Park Police will handle the request with appropriate prioritization in accordance with its policies specific to the nature of the footage (e.g., routine footage, on-going investigation, etc.). Any camera and other video monitoring/recording system installed in the Leased Premises will be installed at the sole expense of the County. The County shall (a) be responsible for all maintenance, replacement and monitoring of self- installed systems; (b) notify the Commission of its intention to install the system; and (c) obtain the Commission’s prior approval for the system and location of such installation. The Commission may update or replace the Park Police’s viewing system from time to time. If Commission installs a new viewing system, it will endeavor to install a system that is compatible with the existing County system but is not obligated to do so. Upon any replacement with a new viewing system by the Park Police, the County, at its sole expense must update its system within 60 days of the selection of a vendor under the County’s procurement process to keep the County’s system compatible with the Park Police’s new viewing system.
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