Common use of Secondary Storage Lot Clause in Contracts

Secondary Storage Lot. The Contractor may have a secondary storage lot(s). For Zones 1 and 2, the secondary lot shall be located within the City limits or within five miles of the City limits to the north. For Zones 3 and 4, the secondary lot(s) shall be located within the Seattle City limits. For Zones 5 and 6, the secondary lot(s) shall be located within the City limits or within five miles of the City limits to the south. Minimum Square Footage. The Contractor shall have minimum lot square footage available for storage of impounded vehicles. The minimum may be a combination of the area in the primary lot and in the secondary lot. 1 18,000 In the event the Contractor has more than one Contracted Zone, the Contractor shall provide the minimum lot square footage equal to the sum of its Contracted Zones. The Contractor shall provide for enough area to allow reasonable access to any impounded vehicle stored at its primary or secondary lot. Nothing in this Section shall relieve the Contractor from its sole responsibility to ensure that the Contractor has sufficient storage lot capacity to service the Contracted Zones. During Special Events, the Contractor for Zone 3 shall have lot availability for at least 90 vehicles. 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 ▇▇. ▇▇.▇▇, ▇▇▇ ▇▇. 46.55, 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. Approval Required. The Contractor’s release facility and storage lots shall be subject to the initial and continuing approval of the City. At the City’s discretion, it may inspect the Contractor’s release facility and storage lots at any time.