Physical Conditions and Security Clause Samples

Physical Conditions and Security. The Contractor's primary and secondary storage lots shall be kept surfaced, graded, drained, lighted, and free of obstacles and hazards in a manner satisfactory to the City at all times, so that persons redeeming impounded vehicles have reasonably safe and convenient access to the vehicles. The Contractor shall provide adequate security at its storage lots. All vehicles shall be handled as required by Chapter 46.55 RCW, as now or hereafter amended. All storage lots must be screened and fenced at all times in accordance with WAC 308-61, and the Seattle Building and Zoning Code. When an attendant is not on the premises, storage lot gates must be securely locked.
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Physical Conditions and Security. The Contractor's primary and secondary storage lots shall be kept surfaced, graded, drained, lighted, and free of obstacles and hazards in a manner satisfactory to the City at all times, so that persons redeeming impounded vehicles have reasonably safe and convenient access to the vehicles. The Contractor shall provide adequate security at its storage lots to prevent loss or damage to impounded vehicles and their contents. All vehicles shall be handled and returned in substantially the same condition as they were in immediately prior to being towed, as required by Chapter 46.55 RCW, as now or hereafter amended. All storage lots must be screened and fenced at all times in accordance with Washington Administrative Code 308-61, and the Seattle Building and Zoning Code. When an attendant is not on the premises, storage lot gates must be securely locked.
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Physical Conditions and Security a. Contractor’s storage lot must comply with all applicable state and local laws or regulations pertaining to vehicle storage lots; the lot must be kept surfaced, graded, drained, lighted and free of obstacles and hazards in a manner satisfactory to the Development Services Director, or said Director’s designee, at all times, so that persons redeeming vehicles have safe and convenient access to the vehicles. b. Contractor will provide adequate security at its storage lot to prevent loss or damage to vehicles or their contents. All such lots will be screened and fenced in accordance with state and local laws at all times; gates will be securely locked at all times when an attendant is not on duty on the premises, and all vehicles will be locked, if possible.
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Physical Conditions and Security. The Contractor’s storage lots shall be kept surfaced, graded, drained, lighted, and free of obstacles and hazards such that a Claimant has reasonably safe and convenient access to the vehicle. The Contractor shall provide adequate security at its storage lots. All storage lots must be screened and fenced at all times. When an attendant is not on the premises, storage lot gates must be securely locked. All vehicles shall be secured as required by SMC Ch. 11.30, Ch. 46.55 RCW, and WAC Ch. 308-61. The Contractor shall also adhere to the requirements adopted by the Washington State Patrol as set forth in WAC Ch. 204-91A to ensure that a vehicle is adequately protected.
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