Beautification Sample Clauses

Beautification. Provide for projects to improve the aesthetic quality of the Downtown Business Improvement District.
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Beautification. VLI shall develop and implement a physical beautification program, which may include items such as special event banners and flags, holiday lighting and decorations, and other area-wide amenities as appropriate.
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Beautification. Horticulture and tree care in parks, squares and streets. o In all public areas, the City will maintain and improve the condition of flowerbeds, trees, tree xxxxx, bushes, plantings and other like horticultural amenities. Such activities shall include the initial planting, timely and appropriate maintenance, preventative and otherwise, and expeditious replacement of any damaged, destroyed or diseased horticultural products, including grass, flowers, and trees. • Green space maintenance. o The City shall maintain and mow all public grassed areas. • Holiday Decorations. The City will install and remove downtown Holiday decorations throughout the District to include Christmas trees at Monument Square and City Hall Plaza, string lights on light poles, and common area trees such as Tommy’s Park, and provide for electrical energy related costs. This paragraph does not include installation or removal of, or any costs associated with, any of Pandora Xxxxxxx’x Winter Lights, which shall be installed and removed at Portland Downtown’s sole expense.
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Beautification. In addition to horticultural obligations of the City under Exhibit D, the City shall plant flowers and other plants in all flower urns in the District, regularly remove weeds from tree xxxxx, and improve and maintain the same. In performing such services, the City shall pay particular attention to Xxxxxxxxxx Square, Congress square, Monument Square, Tommy’s Park, Post Office Park, Xxxxxxx Square, Lincoln Park, Pleasant Street Park, and Bell Buoy Park. Events in the District • Portland Downtown provides events as described in its Budget and Development Program attached as Exhibit C. • In connection with these events, the City will provide, at no expense to Portland Downtown, the following: o Waived event permit fees. o “No Parking” signs, wooden barricades, recycling services. o Access to City electricity service in public spaces. o Police and Fire Department services for Portland Downtown’s annual Tree Lighting event. • Notwithstanding the above, Portland Downtown shall be required to comply with all Public Assembly Facilities Division permit requirements and shall be responsible for the City’s costs of the following services at the City’s standard rates: o Street closure expenses, including threat prevention; o Event personnel, including staff and managers; o Police and Fire personnel directly related to an event. • The City will invoice Portland Downtown for all such services at its then current rates, and Portland Downtown shall pay the City all amounts due within 30 days after receipt of such invoices. Portland Downtown shall also be responsible for paying the City’s Permitting and Inspections Department for any applicable fees associated with licenses required for its events, including, without limitation, licenses for temporary food service, street goods, and liquor. Exhibit F Public Works Budget CITY OF PORTLAND, ME FY24 ORG CATEGORY SUMMARY EXPENDITURE REPORT ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION FY23 REVISED APPRO (12/31/22) FY23 TOTAL PROJECTION FY24 DEPT REQUEST FY24 INCR / APPRO MGR (DECR) % CHG RECOMM FY24 / FY23 FY24 / FY23 Portland Downtown District 10031205 * Payroll $387,355 $353,000 $422,239 $422,239 $34,884 9.01% * Benefits $3,450 $9,900 $3,450 $3,450 $0 0.00% * Administrative Svcs $390 $250 $400 $400 $10 2.56% * Contractual Services $300 $50,325 $20,400 $20,400 $20,100 6700.00% * Maintenance & Repair $300 $300 $300 $300 $0 0.00% * Rentals $360 $200 $360 $360 $0 0.00% * Supplies $14,900 $14,200 $18,600 $18,600 $3,700 24.83% * Minor Capital Items $0 $0 $6,...
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Beautification. The Municipality will be solely responsible for and will pay to the Company all Relocation Costs attributable to the aspect of a relocation that is required for a beautification or aesthetic purpose.
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