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CITY OF SAN BERNA"INO - REQUEST Fdt COUNCIL ACTION
From: Annie F. Ramos, Director Subject: RESOLUTION APPROVING AMENDMENT NO. 1
TO THE AGREEMENT WITH BRIAN WINKING AND
Dept: Parks, Recreation & Community Services JAMES A. CRAMER RELATING TO THE OPERATION
OF A TENNIS PRO SHOP AT PERRIS HILL PARK.
Date: December 17, 1990
Synopsis of Previous Council action:
October 1987 - Counci 1 adopted resolution cancelling agreement for pro shop
operations.
January 8, 1990 - Council adopted Resolution 90-16, authorizing a one year
agreement to operate the pro shop with the current conces-
sionaires.
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Contact person: John A. Kramer Phone: 5031
Supporting data attached: Staff Report & Agreement Ward: 2
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: NfA
Source: (Acct. No.!
(Acct. Description)
Finance:
Council Notes:
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CITY OF SAN BERN.DINO - REQUEST Fe COUNCIL ACTION
RESOLUTION APPROVING AMEND- STAFF REPORT
MENT NO. 1 TO THE AGREEMENT
WITH BRIAN WINKING AND
JAMES A. CRAMER RELATING
TO THE OPERATION OF A TENNIS
PRO SHOP AT PERRIS HILL PARK.
Prior to the operation by the existing concessionaire, the
tennis Pro Shop at perris Hill Park had not been operated
since the retirement of the previous operator on October 1,
1987. There had been no interest in its operation since its
closure. The previous operator generated minimal revenue,
the majority coming from lessons and not merchandise or food
sales or service. The department has since engaged in
direct sponsorship of tennis lessons at a much greater return
for the City (30% versus 5%), making the pro shop operations
potential for profitability even less.
The department was approached last year with a proposal to
operate the facility for merchandise and food sales, and
racket restringing service. The department with the
assistance of the Purchasing Department negotiated the
conditions of the agreement with the parties involved. The
agreement provided a return to the city of fifteen percent
(15%) of gross revenues. Total revenue to the city was $553
in the first six months of operation. Additionally, the
operation of the pro shop to provide merchandise,
refreshments or racket restringing service to the tennis
patrons is highly desirable as a service to the public.
The negotiated agreement was utilized in 1989 as advantage to
the city to avoid the costs associated with the bid procedure
and guaranteeing the highest possible return. The amendment
extends the agreement for one year and deletes Brian Winking
who is away at school, as a licensee. The parties to the
agreement concur with the conditions and are desirous of an
extension. There have been no inquiries from any other
parties regarding the operations of the pro shop.
Approval is recommended.
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(STAFFRE:PROSHOP)
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2 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AUTHORIZING THE
EXECUTION OF AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO THE AGREEMENT WITH BRIAN WINKING
3 AND JAMES A. CRAMER RELATING TO THE OPERATION OF A TENNIS PRO
SHOP AT PERRIS HILL PARK, TO DELETE BRIAN WINKING AS A LICENSEE
4 AND TO EXTEND THE TERM OF THE AGREEMENT FOR AN ADDITIONAL ONE
YEAR PERIOD.
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RESOLUTION NO.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AS FOLLOWS:
COUNCIL OF
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SECTION
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The Mayor
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the city of San Bernardino is
8 hereby authorized and directed to execute on behalf of said city
9 Amendment #1 to the agreement with James A. Cramer relating to
10 the operation of a Tennis Pro Shop at perris Hill Park, to
11 delete Brian Winking as a licensee and to extend the term of the
12 Agreement for an additional one year period, a copy of which is
13 attached hereto, marked Exhibit "A" and incorporated herein by
14 reference as fully as though set forth at length.
15 SECTION 2. The authorization granted hereunder shall
16 expire and be void and of no further effect if the agreement is
17 not executed by both parties and returned to the office of the
18 city .Clerk within 60 days following effective date of the
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20 I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was duly
21 adopted by the, Mayor and Common Council of the city of San
22 Bernardino at a meeting thereof, held on the
23 day of , 1990, by the following vote,
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1 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AUTHORIZING THE
EXECUTION OF AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO THE AGREEMENT WITH BRIAN WINKING
2 AND JAMES A. CRAMER RELATING TO THE OPERATION OF A TENNIS PRO
SHOP AT PERRIS HILL PARK, TO DELETE BRIAN WINKING AS LICENSEE
3 AND TO EXTEND THE TERM OF THE AGREEMENT FOR AN ADDITIONAL ONE
YEAR PERIOD.
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The foregoing resolution is hereby approved this
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W. R. Holcomb, Mayor
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(Operation of Tennis Pro Shop Facility-perris Hill Park)
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this
day of 1991, between the CITY OF SAN
BERNARDINO, a municipal corporation, referred to as "city":,
and James A. cramer, 3035 Casa Lama, San Bernardino,
California 92404 referred to as "Licensee".
city and Licensee agree as follows:
1. Licensee shall operate the Tennis Pro Shop locat-
ed at perris Hill Park, 997 Highland Avenue, San Bernardino,
california, commencing upon the effective date of this
agreement, and continuing for a period of one year there-
after, and shall pay to City fifteen percent of the gross
sales receipts from the Tennis Pro Shop and refreshment
services, monthly, on or before the tenth day of the month
following the calendar month for which concession fees are
payable.
2. The specifications and provisions relating to the
Tennis Pro Shop facility at perris Hill Park are attached
hereto and incorporated herein by reference as fully as
though set forth at length. The parties hereto agree that
each shall be bound by each and all of the specifications
set forth herein.
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AGREEMENT RELATIVE TO THE ,OPERATION OF
FACILITY-PERRIS HILL PARK.
TENNIS PRO SHOP
3. This agreement shall be effective as of the date
set forth above, that date being the date on which the last
of the required signatures has been affixed hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this
agreement on the day and year first above written.
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
ATTEST:
BY
City Clerk
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SPECIFICATIONS AND PROVISIONS
1. LICENSEE:
THE SUCCESSFUL PROPOSER SHALL BE LICENSEE:
LICENSEE SHALL BE GRANTED THE RIGHT AND PRIVILEGE TO OPERATE AND
MAINTAIN A TENNIS PRO SHOP FOR THE SALE OF REFRESHMENTS, TENNIS EQUIP-
MENT AND SERVICES AT PERRIS HILL PARK. THIS RIGHT IS EXCLUSIVE UNLESS
OTHERWISE STATED HEREIN. SPECIFICALLY, LICENSEE SHALL: PAY FOR AND
OBTAIN ALL LICENSES AND PERMITS NECESSARY FOR THE OPERATIONS GRANTED;
COMPLY WITH ALL STATE, COUNTY OR CITY LAWS OR ORDINANCES PERTAINING TO
THE OPERATION OF A CONCESSION; AND GENERALLY PROVIDE REFRESHMENT AND
SERVICES AS NEEDED.
2. PREMISES :
THE PREMISES TO BE LICENSED INCLUDE THE TENNIS PRO SHOP AND SPECTATOR
AREAS OF PERRIS HILL TENNIS COURTS. LICENSEE SHALL BE PERMITTED TO
USE VENDORS IN THE SPECTATOR SEATING AREAS.
3. OPERATING RESPONSIBILITIES :
IN THE EVENT LICENSEE FAILS TO PERFORM THE ACTIONS NECESSARY TO COMPLY
WITH THESE PROVISIONS, THE CITY MAY IMMEDIATELY EXERCISE OPTION UNDER
DEFAULT PROVISIONS (ITEM 9) OF THIS DOCUMENT.
A. CLEANLINESS: LICENSEE.. SHALL KEEP THE LICENSED PREMISES
AND ALL THE SPECTATOR AREAS CLEAN AT ALL TIMES. NO OFFENSIVE
REFUSE MATTER, ANY SUBSTANCE CONSTITUTING AN UNNECESSARY,
UNREASONABLE FIRE HAZARD (OR MATERIAL DETRIMENTAL TO THE PUBLIC
HEALTH AND SAFETY) SHALL BE PERMITTED OR REMAIN THEREON, AND
LICENSEE SHALL PREVENT ANY SUCH MATTER OR MATERIAL FROM BEING
OR ACcmroLATING UPON SAID PREMISES, AND SHALL IMMEDIATELY CLEAN
THE SPECTATOR AREAS OF ALL DEBRIS CAUSED BY EXERCISING
CONCESSION RIGHTS.
B. CONDUCT: LICENSEE SHALL AT ALL TIMES CONDUCT HIS BUSI-
NESS IN A QUIET AND ORDERLY MANNER TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
CITY.
C. DISORDERLY PERSONS: LICENSEE SHALL USE HIS BEST EFFORTS
TO PERMIT NO INTOXICATED PERSON OR PERSONS, PROFANE OR INDECENT
LANGUAGE, OR BOISTEROUS OR LOUD CONDUCT IN OR ABOUT THE PRE-
MISES AND WILL CALL UPON THE AID OF PEACE OFFICERS TO ASSIST IN
MAINTAINING PEACEFUL CONDITIONS. LICENSEE SHALL NOT KNOWINGLY
PERMIT THE USE OR POSSESSION OF NARCOTICS ON THE PREMISES.
D. EMPLOYEES: LICENSEE SHALL PROVIDE SUCH EMPLOYEES AS MAY
BE REQUIRED TO RENDER COURTEOUS SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC.
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E. MERCHANDISE: SOFT DRINKS SHALL BE DISPENSED OR SOLD IN
CANS OR PAPER CUPS ONLY, RATHER THAN ANY TYPE OF BOTTLE OR
CAN. ALL MERCHANDISE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SPORTING
GOOD, FOOD, DRINKS, BEVERAGES, CONFECTIONS, REFRESHMENTS, ETC,
SOLD OR KEPT FOR SALE BY LICENSEE SHALL CONFORM TO ALL FEDERAL,
STATE AND MUNICIPAL LAWS, ORDINANCES AND REGULATIONS IN EVERY
RESPECT. THE HANDLING OF ALL EDIBLE MERCHANDISE IS SUBJECT TO
COUNTY, STATE AND LOCAL SANITATION REQUIREMENTS. THE SALE OF
BEER, WINE OR OTHER INTOXICATING LIQUORS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED
UNLESS AUTHORIZED UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ORDINANCE
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F. HOURS/DAYS OF OPERATION: LICENSEE SHALL KEEP THE CONCES-
SION OPEN DURING SUCH HOURS AS REQUIRED BY THE CITY TO ADEQUAT-
ELY SERVE PUBLIC DEMAND. GENERALLY, THIS WILL MEAN DURING ALL
SCHEDULED USES OF PERRIS HILL PARK TENNIS COURTS ANY DEVIATION
OF SUCH OPERATION SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE
CITY IN WRITING.
G. EQUIPMENT, FURNISHINGS AND EXPENDABLES: ANY ADDITIONAL
EQUIPMENT AND FURNISHINGS REQUIRED FOR SAID CONCESSION SHALL BE
PURCHASED AND INSTALLED BY THE LICENSEE AT HIS OWN EXPENSE.
LICENSEE SHALL PURCHASE ALL EXPENDABLES AT HIS OWN EXPENSE,
SAID EXPENDABLES TO REMAIN HIS PERSONAL PROPERTY. UPON TERMI-
NATION OF THIS AGREEMENT, LICENSEE SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO
REMOVE HIS EQUIPMENT AND FURNISHINGS, EXCLUDING IMPROVEMENTS,
FROM THE PREMISES AND SHALL BE ALLOWED A PERIOD OF THIRTY (30)
DAYS TO MAKE SUCH REMOVAL: AND IF NOT REMOVED WITHIN THAT
PERIOD, SAID EQUIPMENT, FURNISHINGS AND EXPENDABLES SHALL BE
AND BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE CITY.
H. MAINTENANCE OF EQUIPMENT: LICENSEE SHALL PROVIDE ALL
MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND SERVICE REQUIRED ON ALL EQUIPMENT USED
IN THE,PRO SHOP, WHETHER LICENSEE OR CITY OWNED. INSOFAR AS
SANITATION AND APPEARANCE OF THE PRO SHOP ARE INVOLVED, THE
CITY MAY DIRECT LICENSEE TO PERFORM NECESSARY REPAIRS AND
MAINTENANCE TO LICENSEE-OWNED EQUIPMENT. NO EQUIPMENT PROVIDED
BY CITY SHALL BE REMOVED OR REPLACED BY LICENSEE WITHOUT THE
PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE CITY AND IF CONSENT IS SECURED,
SUCH REMOVAL AND/OR REPLACEMENT MAY BE AT THE EXPENSE OF THE
LICENSEE. THE CITY MAY DIRECT THAT CERTAIN MAINTENANCE OR
REPAIRS TO CITY-OWNED AND INSTALLED EQUIPMENT BE PERFORMED
WHERE SUCH WORK IS NECESSARY TO PROTECT THE PREMISES OR TO
PROVIDE A CLEAN, ATTRACTIVE AND WELL MAINTAINED PREMISES. THE
CITY WILL BEAR THE EXPENSE, WHEN THE WORK PERFORMED IS ON
PREMISES OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE CITY.
I. PERSONAL ATTENTION: THE PRO SHOP MANAGER IS THE PERSON
WITH WHOM THE CITY MAY DEAL ON A DAILY BASIS REGARDING THE
SUBJECT PRO SHOP. CITY PREFERS THAT THE PRO SHOP MANAGER BE
THE LICENSEE HIMSELF (IF LICENSEE IS AN INDIVIDUAL), ONE OF THE
PARTNERS (IF LICENSEE IS A PARTNERSHIP) OR AN OFFICER OF THE
CORPORATION (IF LICENSEE IS A CORPORATION). ANY OTHER PERSON
SELECTED BY LICENSEE AS PRO SHOP MANAGER SHALL BE SKILLED IN
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MANAGEMENT OF BUSINESSES SIMILAR TO THE LICENSED PRO SHOP. .THE
PRO SHOP MANAGER SHALL DEVOTE SUFFICIENT TIME AND ATTENTION TO
THE OPERATION OF THE PRO SHOP AND SHALL PROMOTE, INCREASE AND
DEVELOP THE BUSINESS AND RENDER EVERY POSSIBLE SERVICE AND
CONVENIENCE TO THE PUBLIC.
IF HE IS NOT HIMSELF, THE LICENSEE, THE PRO SHOP MANAGER SHALL
BE FULLY ACQUAINTED WITH LICENSEE'S OPERATIONS AND CONTRACT
OBLIGATIONS, AND AUTHORIZED BY LICENSEE TO ACT IN HIS BEHALF
AND FULFILL HIS OBLIGATIONS IN THE DAY-TO-DAY OPERATION OF THE
SUBJECT PRO SHOP.
J. SIGNS AND ADVERTISEMENTS: NO SIGNS OF ANY KIND SHALL BE
DISPLAYED UNLESS SO APPROVED BY THE CITY, WHO MAY REQUIRE
REMOVAL OR REFURBISHMENT OF ANY SIGN PREVIOUSLY APPROVED.
LICENSEE SHALL NOT PERMIT VENDORS TO DISPLAY WARES INSIDE OR
OUTSIDE THE BUILDING OR'ON SAID PROPERTY UNLESS WRITTEN PERMIS-
SION IS SECURED FROM THE CITY, AND SUCH PERMISSION SHALL BE
SUBJECT TO REVOCATION AT ANY TIME. IN EACH FACILITY LICENSED
HEREUNDER, A SIGN SHALL BE POSTED IN A PROMINENT PLACE STATING
THAT THE PRO SHOP IS OPERATED UNDER AN AGREEMENT ISSUED BY THE
CITY.
K. TAXES: LICENSEE SHALL PAY ALL TAXES AS REQUIRED BY ANY
LAW, STATUTE OR ORDINANCE.
L. USE OF AREA: LICENSEE SHALL NOT INTERFERE WITH THE
PUBLIC'S ENJOYMENT AND USE OF THE LICENSED PREMISES OR SUR-
ROUNDING PUBLIC PROPERTY FOR THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH THEY WERE
INTENDED. HE SHALL NOT USE THE LICENSED PREMISES FOR ANY
PURPOSE WHICH IS NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE LICENSED OPERATIONS. HE
SHALL NOT RENT, SELL, LEASE OR OFFER ANY SPACE FOR STORING OF
ANY ARTICLE OR ARTICLES WHATSOEVER WITHIN OR ON THE LICENSED
PREMISES OTHER THAN HIS OWN EQUIPMENT WITHOUT THE WRITTEN
CONSENT OF THE CITY.
M. UTILITIES: LICENSEE SHALL PAY ALL CHARGES FOR TELEPHONE,
SERVICE NECESSARY TO CARRY ON THE LICENSED PRO SHOP BUILDING
OPERATIONS THE TELEPHONE NUMBER SHALL BE PLACED IN THE NAME OF
THE FACILITY AND SHALL NOT BE TRANSFERABLE TO ANY OTHER
LOCATION. CITY SHALL SUPPLY WATER, ELECTRICAL AND GAS UTILITY
SERVICES.
N. VENDING MACHINES: LICENSEE SHALL FIRST RECEIVE WRITTEN
APPROVAL FROM THE CITY BEFORE INSTALLING OR PERMITTING VENDING
MACHINES TO BE INSTALLED.
O. ACCIDENTS: LICENSEE SHALL COOPERATE FULLY WITH CITY IN
THE INVESTIGATION OF ACCIDENTS OCCURRING ON THE LICENSED
PREMISES. IN THE EVENT OF INJURY TO A PATRON OR CUSTOMER,
LICENSEE SHALL ENSURE THAT THE INJURED PERSON RECEIVES PROMPT
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AND QUALIFIED MEDICAL ATTENTION, AND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
THEREAFTER, HE SHALL SUBMIT A CITY NON-EMPLOYEE ACCIDENT OR
ILLNESS REPORT". LICENSEE SHALL NOTIFY THE CITY OF ANY
HAZARDOUS CONDITION WHICH COULD LEAD TO INJURY.
P. WORK MUST BE SAFE: IT SHALL BE THE LICENSEE'S RESPONSI-
BILITY TO INSURE THAT ALL MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT AND WORK OPERA-
TIONS ARE IN CONFORMITY WITH CAL-OSHA STANDARDS AND THAT ALL
NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS ARE UNDERTAKEN AT ALL WORK AREAS WHICH
MAY CONSTITUTE A HAZARD TO PROPERTY AND/OR LIFE.
1. THE LICENSEE AGREES TO SAVE FROM HARM AND TO PROTECT
THE CITY, ITS ELECTIVE AND APPOINTIVE BOARDS, COMMISSIONS,
OFFICERS, AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES FROM EVERY CLAIM OR DEMAND
WHICH MAY BE MADE BY REASON OF:
2. ANY INJURY TO PERSONS OR PROPERTY SUSTAINED BY THE
LICENSEE OR BY ANY PERSON, FIRM OR CORPORATION EMPLOYED
DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY HIM UPON OR IN CONNECTION WITH
HIS WORK, HOWEVER CAUSED.
3. ANY INJURY TO PERSON OR PROPERTY SUSTAINED BY ANY
PERSON, FIRM OR CORPORATION, CAUSED BY ANY ACT, NEGLECT,
DEFAULTS OR OMISSION OF THE LICENSEE OR OF ANY PERSON,
FIRM OR CORPORATION, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY EMPLOYED BY
HIM UPON OR IN CONNECTION WITH HIS WORK WHETHER THE SAID
INJURY OR DAMAGE OCCURS UPON OR ADJACENT TO THE WORK. THE
LICENSEE AT HIS OWN COST, EXPENSE AND RISK SHALL DEFEND
ANY AND ALL ACTIONS, SUITS, OR OTHER LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
THAT MAY BE BROUGHT OR INSTITUTED AGAINST THE CITY ON ANY
SUCH CLAIM OR DEMAND, AND PAY OR SATISFY THE JUDGEMENT
THAT MAY BE RENDERED AGAINST THE CITY IN ANY SUCH ACTION,
SUIT OR LEGAL PROCEEDINGS OR RESULT THEREOF.
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THE TERM OF THE LICENSE AGREEMENT SHALL BEGIN UPON THE EXECUTION OF
THE AGREEMENT BY 1THE PARTIES AND SHALL EXPIRE ONE (1) YEAR THEREAFTER
(UNLESS PREVIOUSLY TERMINATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH OTHER PROVISIONS OF
THE LICENSE AGREEMENT) .
5. RENTAL :
MONTHLY RENTAL SHALL BE A PERCENTAGE OF THE GROSS SALES RECEIPTS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION SHOULD BE PAID TO THE DEFINITION OF GROSS SALES
RECEIPTS SET UP THEREIN. THE LICENSEE SHALL PAY TO THE CITY ON A
QUARTERLY BASIS A CONSIDERATION PURSUANT TO THIS AGREEMENT FOR THE
OPERATION DURING THE PRECEDING QUARTER. IF SAID CONSIDERATION IS BASE
ON THE GROSS SALES RECEIPTS, THE TERM GROSS SALES RECEIPTS IS DEFINED
TO MEAN THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF THE SALE PRICE OF ALL SALES, OR THE TOTAL
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CHARGED OR RECEIVED FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF ANY ACT OR SERVICE (WHETHER
SUCH ACT OR SERVICE IS DONE AS A PART OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SALE OF GOODS, WARES, MERCHANDISE OR NOT), FOR WHICH A CHARGE IS MADE
OR CREDIT IS ALLOWED, INCLUDING ALL RECEIPTS, CASH, CREDITS AND
PROPERTY OF ANY KIND OR NATURE. THE RENTAL PAYMENT SHALL BE ADDRESS
TO:
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
CITY HALL
300 NORTH "D" STREET
SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92418
IN THE EVENT LICENSEE FAILS TO SUBMIT HIS RENTAL PAYMENT BY THE DATE
IT IS DUE, AN ADDITIONAL PAYMENT OF TWO PERCENT (2%) OF THE AMOUNT DUE
WILL BE CHARGED FOR EACH MONTH OR FRACTION THEREOF SAID RENT REMAINS
UNPAID. THIS CHARGE IS INTENDED TO COMPENSATE CITY FOR ADDITIONAL
ACCOUNTING AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS.
6. IMPROVEMENTS :
AS SET OUT IN THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SUBJECT PRO SHOP. NO
IMPROVEMENTS MAY BE MADE BY LICENSEE UNLESS SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZED BY
THIS AGREEMENT OR PERMIT. HOWEVER, CITY SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO
AUTHORIZE LICENSEE TO MAKE ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS, AND THE CITY MAY
AUTHORIZE LICENSEE TO MAKE MINOR IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING UTILITY
CHANGES WHEN THEY DEEM SUCH IMPROVEMENTS TO BE IN CITY'S BEST
INTEREST. IN ADDITION, CITY MAY, FROM TIME TO TIME, MAKE CERTAIN
IMPROVEMENTS WHICH IT DEEMS TO BE ADVANTAGEOUS OR NECESSARY FOR THE
PROTECTION OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
UNLESS SPECIFIED IN THIS AGREEMENT OR IN SUBSEQUENT. AUTHORIZATION,
IMPROVEMENTS MADE AT THE SOLE COST AND EXPENSE OF LICENSEE ARE WITHOUT
REDUCTION IN RENTALS OR ANY OTHER FINANCIAL COMPENSATION BY THE CITY.
7 . LIABILITY :
THE LICENSEE AT LICENSEE'S OWN COST AND EXPENSE, SHALL MAINTAIN
THROUGHOUT THE TERM OF THIS AGREEMENT:
(1) A POLICY OR POLICIES OF COMPREHENSIVE LIABILITY INSURANCE
WITH A MINIMUM LIMIT OF LIABILITY OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS
($1,000,000) COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT FOR BODILY INJURY AND
PROPERTY DAMAGE.
AND WHICH MEETS THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS :
1. NO DEDUCTIBLE CLAUSE IS PERMITTED.
2. THERE IS TO BE NO AGGREGATE AMOUNT.
3. PROVIDES COVERAGE FOR "ALL OPERATIONS OF THE INSURED CON-
DUCTED ON CITY PROPERTY", AND CONTAINS A DESCRIPTION OF
THE WORK PERFORMED BY THE INSURED (THIS MAY REQUIRE
POLICY (IES) COVERING PREMISES OCCUPIED, PRODUCTS SOLD,
AMUSEMENT LIABILITY OR AUTOMOBILES USED).
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4. ALL SIGNATURES MUST BE HANDWRITTEN ON ANY POLICY CERTIFI-
CATE, OR ENDORSEMENT: RUBBER STAMP SIGNATURES ARE NOT
ACCEPTABLE.
5. THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO SHALL BE NAMED AS AN ADDITIONAL
INSURED AS RESPECTS ALL OPERATIONS OF THE INSURED.
6. SAID POLICY SHALL CONTAIN A CANCELLATION CLAUSE READING IN
SUBSTANCE AS THE FOLLOWING APPROVED NOTICE: "IT IS AGREED
THAT THIS POLICY SHALL NOT BE CANCELLED OR THE AMOUNTS OF
COVERAGE PROVIDED HEREIN REDUCED UNTIL THIRTY (30) DAYS
AFTER THE CITY SHALL HAVE EVIDENCED BY RETURN RECEIPT OF
REGISTERED MAIL ".
7. NO POLICY SHALL BE ACCEPTABLE UNLESS FIRST APPROVED BY THE
CITY.
8. DEFAULT AND CANCELLATION :
IN THE EVENT THAT LICENSEE SHALL DEFAULT IN THE PERFORMANCE OR
FULFlLLMENT OF ANY COVENANT OR CONDITION HEREIN CONTAINED, NEGLECTS OR
REFUSES TO PAY THE CONSIDERATION OR ANY PART THEREOF WITHIN THIRTY
(30) DAYS AFTER THE SAME IS DUE, THEN CITY MAY, AT ITS OPTION WITHOUT
NOTICE OR DEMAND UPON LICENSEE OR UPON ANY PERSON CLAIMING BY, THROUGH
OR UNDER LICENSEE, IMMEDIATELY CANCEL AND TERMINATE THIS AGREEMENT AND
TERMINATE EACH AND EVERY RIGHT OF LICENSEE AND SUCH PERSON, IN WHICH
EVENT THE PREMISES SHALL REVERT TO CITY, TOGETHER WITH ANY AND ALL
IMPROVEMENTS PLACED THEREON THE CITY MAY THEREUPON ENTER INTO AND UPON
THE LEASED PREMISES AND REPOSSESS THE SAME AND EXPEL LICENSEE AND ANY
EMPLOYEE, AGENT OR OTHER REPRESENTATIVE OF THE LICENSEE. THE RIGHTS
AND REMEDIES OF THE CITY, AS HEREIN SET FORTH, ARE CUMULATIVE AND
SHALL IN NO WAY BE DEEMED TO LIMIT ANY OF THE OTHER PROVISIONS OF THIS
LEASE OR OTHERWISE TO DENY TO THE CITY ANY RIGHT OR REMEDY AT LAW OR
IN EQUITY WHICH THE CITY MAY HAVE OR ASSERT AGAINST LICENSEE UNDER ANY
LAW IN EFFECT AT THE DATE HEREOF OR WHICH MAY HEREAFTER BE ENACTED OR
BECOME EFFECTIVE: IT BEING THE INTENT HEREOF THAT THE RIGHTS AND
REMEDIES OF THE CITY, AS HEREINABOVE SET FORTH, SHALL SUPPLEMENT AND
BE IN ADDITION TO AND IN AID OF THE OTHER PROVISIONS OF THIS LEASE AND
OF ANY RIGHT IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE CONSIDERATIONS. THIS LEASE MAY
BE TERMINATED BY MUTUAL CONSENT BY GIVING A THIRTY (30) DAY WRITTEN
NOTICE.
9. ASSIGNMENT. SUBLEASE :
LICENSEE SHALL NOT ASSIGN THIS LEASE OR ANY INTEREST THEREIN OR SUBLET
THE LEASED PREMISES, OR ANY PART THEREOF, OR ANY RIGHT OR PRIVILEGE
APPURTENANT TO IT, OR ALLOW ANY PERSON OTHER THAN LICENSEE AND HIS
AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES TO OCCUpy OR USE THE PREMISES WITHOUT THE PRIOR
WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE CITY. ANY UNAUTHORIZED ASSIGNMENT OR SUBLEASE
SHALL BE VOID, AND SHALL TERMINATE THIS LEASE AT THE CITY'S OPTION.
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10. BUSINESS RECORDS :
LICENSEE SHALL BE REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN A METHOD OF ACCOUNTING OF THE
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE SUBJECT PRO SHOP
WHICH SHALL CORRECTLY AND ACCURATELY REFLECT THE GROSS SALES RECEIPTS
AND DISBURSEMENTS RECEIVED OR MADE BY LICENSEE FROM THE OPERATION AND
CONCESSION.
THE METHOD OF ACCOUNTING, INCLUDING BANK ACCOUNTS, ESTABLISHED FOR THE
SUBJECT PRO SHOP SHALL BE SEPARATE FROM THE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM USED FOR
ANY OTHER BUSINESS OPERATED BY LICENSEE OR FOR RECORDING LICENSEE'S
PERSONAL FINANCIAL AFFAIRS. SUCH METHOD SHALL INCLUDE THE KEEPING OF
THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS:
1. REGULAR BOOKS OF ACCOUNTING, SUCH AS GENERAL LEDGERS.
2. JOURNALS INCLUDING ANY SUPPORTING AND UNDERLYING STATE-
MENTS, ETC.
3. STATE AND FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURNS AND SALES TAX RETURNS
AND CHECKS AN OTHER DOCUMENTS PROVIDING PAYMENT OF SUMS
SHOWN.
4. CASH REGISTER TAPES OR RECEIPTS (DAILY TAPES OF RECEIPTS
SHALL NOT BE SEPARATED AND SHALL BE RETAINED ON CONTINUOUS
ROLLS, SO THAT FROM DAY TO DAY THE SALES CAN BE IDENTI-
FIED).
5. ANY OTHER ACCOUNTING RECORDS THAT THE CITY, AT ITS DISCRE-
TION DEEMS NECESSARY FOR PROPER REPORTING OF RECEIPTS.
ALL DOCUMENTS, BOOKS AND ACCOUNTING RECORDS SHALL BE OPEN FOR INSPEC-
TION AND REINSPECTION AT ANY REASONABLE TIME DURING THE TERM OF THE
LICENSE AGREEMENT OR PERMIT AND FOR A REASONABLE PERIOD, NOT TO EXCEED
ONE YEAR, THEREAFTER. IN ADDITION, CITY MAY FROM TIME TO TIME CONDUCT
AN AUDIT AND REAUDIT OF THE BOOKS AND BUSINESS CONDUCTED BY LICENSEE
AND OBSERVE THE OPERATION SO THAT ACCURACY OF THE ABOVE RECORDS CAN BE
CONFIRMED. IF THE REPORT OF GROSS SALES MADE BY LICENSEE TO THE CITY
SHALL BE FOUND TO BE LESS THAT THE AMOUNT OF. GROSS SALES, DISCLOSED BY
SUCH AUDIT AND OBSERVATION, LICENSEE SHALL PAY THE CITY WITHIN THIRTY
(30) DAYS AFTER BILLING ANY ADDITIONAL RENTALS DISCLOSED BY SUCH
AUDIT. IF DISCREPANCY EXCEEDS TWO PERCENT (2%) AND NO REASONABLE
EXPLANATION IS GIVEN FOR SUCH DISCREPANCY, LICENSEE SHALL ALSO PAY THE
COST OF THE AUDIT. LICENSEE SHALL TRANSMIT A PROFIT AND LOSS
STATEMENT AND A BALANCE SHEET FOR THE LICENSED OPERATIONS, PREPARED IN
A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS OF THE CLOSE OF
EACH OF LICENSEE'S FISCAL OR CALENDAR YEARS DURING THE TERM OF THE
LICENSE AGREEMENT. THE PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT SHALL SET FORTH AN
EXPENSE ACCOUNT ENTITLED "COMPENSATION TO OFFICERS" OR AN ACCOUNT
HAVING SOME SIMILAR TITLE. THE AMOUNT SHOWN OPPOSITE THIS ITEM SHALL
INCLUDE ALL SALARIES OR OTHER COMPENSATION FOR SERVICES DERIVED FROM
THE LICENSED OPERATION BY LICENSEE, MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY, OFFICERS
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OF THE LICENSEE'S CORPORATION, DIRECTORS, SHAREHOLDERS, ANY INDIVIDUAL
OWNING STOCK INDIRECTLY AND OTHER PERSONS EMPLOYED BY LICENSEE TO
MANAGE THE OPERATIONS OR SUPERVISE LICENSEE'S EMPLOYEES. THESE
SALARIES OR OTHER COMPENSATION SHALL NOT BE INDICATED IN ANY OTHER
EXPENSE CATEGORY.
ALL INFORMATION OBTAINED CONNECTION WITH CITY'S INSPECTIONS OF RECORDS
OR AUDITS SHALL BE RECEIVED AND MAINTAINED IN CONFIDENCE AND SHALL NOT
BE DISCLOSED TO ANYONE NOT DIRECTLY CONNECTED WITH THE OFFICIAL
BUSINESS OF THE CITY. BEFORE BEGINNING OPERATIONS, LICENSEE SHALL
CONTACT THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT TO ARRANGE FOR OTHER SPECIFIC
ACCOUNTING RECORDS PROCEDURES.
11. REGULATIONS. INSPECTION AND DIRECTIVES :
LAW AND ORDINANCES: LICENSEE SHALL CONDUCT HIS BUSINESS IN
ACCORDANCE WITH ALL LAWS, ORDINANCES, RULES AND REGULATIONS
APPLICABLE TO SUCH BUSINESS AS SET FORTH BY THE CITY, COUNTY,
STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
RIGHT OF INSPECTION: AUTHORIZED CITY REPRESENTATIVES, AGENTS
AND EMPLOYEES SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO ENTER UPON THE LICENSED
PREMISES AT ANY AND ALL REASONABLE TIME FOR THE PURPOSE OF
INSPECTION AND OBSERVATION OF LICENSEE'S OPERATIONS.
SAID INSPECTIONS MAY BE MADE BY PERSONS IDENTIFIED TO LICENSEE AS CITY
EMPLOYEES, SUPERVISORS, ETC. INSPECTIONS MAY BE MADE FOR THE PURPOSE
SET FORTH BELOW; HOWEVER, THE NUMERATIONS BELOW SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUED
TO LIMIT THE CITY'S RIGHT OF INSPECTION FOR ANY PURPOSE INCIDENTAL TO
THE RIGHTS OF THE CITY:
1. TO DETERMINE IF THE TERMS AN CONDITIONS OF THE AGREEMENT
ARE BEING COMPLIED WITH.
2. TO OBSERVE TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN LICENSEE AND PATRONS IN
ORDER TO EVALUATE THE COURTESY EXTENDED TO AND METHOD OF
DEALING WITH THE PUBLIC, THE PERFORMANCE AND CALIBER OF
LICENSEE'S EMPLOYEES, AND THE METHODS FOR RECORDING RE-
CEIPTS.
THE INFORMATION OBTAINED ON THESE INSPECTIONS WILL BE USED TO EVALUATE
LICENSEE ION ORDER TO' PROVIDE A BASIS FOR AN ACTION BY THE CITY FOR
THE RENEWAL OR DENIAL OF RENEWAL OF THE CONCESSIONS.
12. LICENSEE SHALL QUIT AND SURRENDER POSSESSION OF SAID PREMISES
TO THE CITY IN AS GOOD AND USEABLE A CONDITION, SUBJECT TO
NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR, ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY, AS THE SAME WERE
IN AT THE TIME OF THE FIRST OCCUPATION THEREOF BY LICENSEE.