Common use of Overflow Policies Clause in Contracts

Overflow Policies. The Bed Reservation System is designed to prevent and minimize overflow and capacity issues for the shelter. A daily bed utilization count ensures that the 200-bed capacity will be fulfilled each evening, as need for beds persist. In the event of a community-wide natural disaster or in extreme weather situations deemed so by state, county, or city authority , the shelter will maintain its “no walk-up” policy. However, the following option could be utilized by the Operator: • Utilize alternative locations (churches) for additional beds that may accommodate homeless without a bed reservation during inclement weather or disaster. (Note that this option has budget implications/funding considerations for local government agencies.)

Overflow Policies. The Bed Reservation System is designed to prevent and minimize overflow and capacity issues for the shelter. A daily bed utilization count ensures will ensure that the 200-bed 100‐bed capacity will be fulfilled each evening, as need for beds persist. In the event of a community-wide community‐wide natural disaster or in extreme weather situations deemed so by state, county, or city authority , the shelter will maintain its a “no walk-upwalk‐up” policy. However, the following option could be utilized by the Operator: • Utilize alternative locations (churches) for additional beds that may accommodate homeless without a bed reservation during inclement weather or disaster. (Note that this option has budget implications/funding considerations for local government agencies.)