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4J Stadium. June - September 1999
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4J Stadium. June - September 1999
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► • <br /> district use. Use will be "weighted" to allow for impact on fields and play areas by different <br /> sports and uses. Periodic larger replacement, repair or major maintenance costs will be borne in <br /> the same ratio. <br /> The City and 4J shall determine how the maintenance is to be performed (i.e., City staff, 4J staff, <br /> contracted, volunteer, etc.). The City and 4J shall mutually establish the standard for quality of <br /> maintenance based on local application of national standards published by the National <br /> Recreation and Parks Association. The City and 4J responsibilities for m. inten. of these <br /> facilities, and the specifics of the standards, will be described by a separ. .AR; . AR;r agreement. <br /> The goal is to have as high a standard as affordable and possib <br /> Field Surface Replacement <br /> The most significant anticipated capital improvement is the • r nt of the artificial surfaces <br /> for the multi - purpose fields. (The replacement cost in 199!` o , "e,•roximately $2.6 million <br /> for the four fields). Given the magnitude of this improve ent, th- 'pits 4J agree to work <br /> together to fund such improvements in the future. F , ight be l' $ "4 rom a combination <br /> of bonding by either or both agencies, fund -raisi R �' t ± a or o , - sources. The City <br /> and 4J agree in principle that the long term co e to t g .. • imately in proportion to <br /> use, and based on the ability of each party to. «'stain e f <br /> Failure to pay for a pro -rata share of m. ance t,it the fut could result in reduction of <br /> available use in proportion to the red • I n in tiblenan ontribution. <br /> Security durin Sec . 'Ot 'e the responsibility of the sponsor of the <br /> event. The User • wt - may 't +t ., I d requirements for specific levels of security for <br /> events based upon a c, use o - d problems. <br /> Locker Room Us • • _ ► . d s ool use will be made available according to the <br /> District policy , -•lace at the <br /> Bathroo e. Outdoor bat : oms will be available at the youth sports complexes at SHS, CY, <br /> and CHS ponsibilities 0' maintenance of outdoor bathrooms will be defined in the <br /> agreeme t peen the C d 4J on maintenance responsibilities. <br /> Site Supe , t p <br /> e sponsor of a scheduled event is responsible for site supervision during <br /> the event. The • ser Committee will recommend policies for ongoing site supervision and <br /> accountability for general site conditions, hazards, rowdiness, crime, etc. that provide a <br /> mechanism for public users to report site conditions. <br /> Site Clean - up (for events and on a regular basis). Event clean is the responsibility of the <br /> sponsor of an event. Responsibility for routine site clean-up will be defined in the separate <br /> maintenance agreement between the City and 4J. <br />
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