Suggested Action. Designate people to keep an eye on the building and to work with Pavilion Staff to stop destructive actions throughout the event, hire an outside security agency, or limit the amount of attendees coming to the event through the use of a “Guest List” or “Ticketing” system.
Suggested Action. Use of guest list or ticket system to keep out persons with known behavior issues, limit or do not provide alcohol services, use of third party security services, designating people to monitor children and guests to prevent fights or aggressive behavior.
Suggested Action. Providing additional signage around building stating “No outside alcohol,” monitoring the entrances and exits checking for outside alcohol, designating people to keep an eye out for outside alcohol and removing it immediatley, or hiring additional security to monitor for outside alcohol.
Suggested Action. Delegate authority to the General Manager to execute the necessary agreements with Hillsborough County for access and maintenance of the restored wetlands on the Model Dairy property. The final agreements will be in substantially the form as the draft agreement attached to this agenda item or as required by the Southwest Florida Water Management District to complete the renewal of the Consolidated Water Use Permit. COST/FUNDING SOURCE N/A DISCUSSION Tampa Bay Water is required to mitigate the historic impact to one wetland on the boundary of the Cypress Creek Wellfield in order to complete the renewal of the Consolidated Water Use Permit. This wetland cannot be mitigated onsite due to flooding concerns on adjacent properties. Tampa Bay Water has remaining wetland mitigation credits at the Model Dairy property that it wishes to withdraw as mitigation for the impact to the single wetland. Hillsborough County owns the Model Dairy property and Tampa Bay Water's agreement with the County for access to this property for monitoring and maintenance of the wetlands expired in January 2013. The Southwest Florida Water Management is requiring a new perpetual access agreement between Hillsborough County and Tampa Bay Water in order to authorize the use of Model Dairy wetland mitigation credits and renew the Consolidated Permit. Hillsborough County originally intended to grant the District a Conservation Easement over the Model Dairy property, as the District had previously stated that was their preferred approach. The agreement would also have granted perpetual access rights to Tampa Bay Water for wetland maintenance. The District has since directed that the agreement is to be between Hillsborough County and Tampa Bay Water without the District being a party to the agreement. Tampa Bay Water and County staff are working to finalize the agreement format to meet District requirements and complete a perpetual exclusive easement agreement. The draft agreement as of the date of this agenda item is attached to this agenda item. Hillsborough County staff presented the request for this new access agreement to the Environmental Lands Acquisition and Protection Program (ELAPP) Citizens Board at their October 4, 2021 meeting and the board supported the staff recommendation. The Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners approved staff's request to schedule a Public Hearing for this new access agreement at their October 20th meeting (agenda item attached). The Hillsborough...
Suggested Action. Contractors should reject an acceleration instruction formally in writing if no provision in the agreement exists and must inform the principal agent that it is not a valid contract instruction in terms of the JBCC. Also, they should make clear they have no obligation or intention to proceed with it. If the principal agent disagrees, the parties can refer the matter to dispute resolution This does not mean that acceleration is prohibited as an option between parties in a JBCC agreement. The parties can still negotiate and agree on a form of acceleration between them. This can sometimes be a positive negotiation to the benefit of the project. Many contractors also prefer to quote on acceleration rather than claim a revision of the date for practical completion, and it can therefore provide a win-win opportunity for the parties if handled correctly. However, it is important to appreciate the contractual boundaries and if an acceleration negotiation is contemplated, it is strongly advised to get legal help in drafting an amendment
Suggested Action. The District requests entering into an agreement with CORE Districts and its subcontractor Educational Analytics in order to receive professional and peer learning services, and participation in the CORE Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE) research collaborative. The attached agreement is effective August 10, 2021 through June 30, 2023. Approval of the attached agreement is requested. ATTACHMENTS:
Suggested Action. 3.1 The meeting is invited to consider the ¨Standard for the Air Transport of Passengers with Disabilities¨ contained in Appendix 1 to this Working Paper (in Spanish), and the ¨Procedure for the Screening of Passengers with Disabilities¨ contained in Appendix 2 to this Working Paper (in Spanish), which is proposes as guidance material for States in the NAM/CAR/XXX regions, with the objective of standardizing the handling and facilitation of passengers with disabilities.
Suggested Action. 3.1 Take note of the information contained in this document and to establish the programming of forthcoming tasks for the project and establish specific deadlines. AVSEC/FAL/RG/2 - WP/12 Appendix A APPENDIX A Recommended Criteria Analysis The task consists of reviewing the Facilitation Manual (Doc 9957) with a view to modifying the Draft Resolution, if applicable.
Suggested Action. The Township Board approve the Utility Agreement with Signature Land Development, Corporation for Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx 0X and authorize the Township Supervisor and Clerk to execute same. Treasurer: 517.668.1411 Building: 000.000.0000 Fax: 000.000.0000 Phone: 000.000.0000 Fax: 000.000.0000 Planning: 517.669.6576 Fire: 000.000.0000 Fax: 000.000.0000 Fax: 000.000.0000 Fax: 000.000.0000 Attachment: Utility Agreement Main Office: 517.668.0270 Assessing: 517.669.6494 Police: 517.669.6578 Community Center Main Office: 517.668.0270 Assessing: 517.669.6494 Police: 517.669.6578 Community Center Treasurer: 517.668.1411 Building: 000.000.0000 Fax: 000.000.0000 Phone: 000.000.0000
Suggested Action. Authorize the Mayor to enter into and execute on behalf of the City, an Interlocal Agreement with Xxxxxxx School District Number 15 for the 204th St SW Improvements. PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTIONS: February 21, 2023 Work Session, Item 6.A, Briefing: 204 th St SW – Paving Gravel Street November 7, 2022 Work Session, Item 6.D, Discussion: 204 th St SW – Paving Gravel Street April 25, 2022 Business Meeting, Item 12.A, American Rescue Plan Act Discussion FUNDING: Council allocated $2.5M from ARPA funds for residential paving in the 23/24 budget, a portion of which will go towards this project. A WSDOT Safe Routes to School grant was secured for the traffic signal improvements at the 204th/76th intersection. Transportation Benefit District funds were included in the 23/24 budget for matching funds for the grant. Residential Street Paving Expenses: $226,000 180th St SW $604,000 000xx Xx XX/000xx Xx XX $395,000 187th Pl SW $242,000 000xx Xx XX $3,173,000 204th Two-way alternative $4,640,000 Revenue: $2,500,000 ARPA $583,200 WSDOT SRTS Construction Grant $600,000 WSDOT SRTS Match - Transportation Benefit District (TBD Fund 150 23/24 Budget) $354,640 Transportation Benefit District (TBD Fund 150 23/24 Budget) $602,160 School District ROW Dedication (Interlocal Agreement) $4,640,000 VISIONS AND PRIORITIES ALIGNMENT: The Lynnwood Community Vision states that the City is to “be a welcoming city that builds a healthy and sustainable environment.” The 204th St SW project supports that vision and results in an important improvement to the City’s infrastructure that links City of Lynnwood programs, policies, comprehensive plans, mission, and ultimately the Community Vision. The project provides infrastructure supporting a healthy and sustainable environment for all citizens. DEPARTMENT ATTACHMENTS Description:
