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Agreement for Operation - Operate Pedal Trolley – Tiarra Hammond, LLC dba The Jump Off Trolley
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Agreement for Operation - Operate Pedal Trolley – Tiarra Hammond, LLC dba The Jump Off Trolley
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determination that the pedal trolley service as conducted by Operator poses an unreasonable risk <br />of harm to the public, or that Operator has violated a law or a material term or condition of this <br />Agreement, or for any other reason related to the operation being detrimental to public good. The <br />City shall give advance written notice of its intent to terminate twenty (20) days prior to the <br />termination effective date, unless the termination is due to unreasonable risk of harm or to other <br />urgent condition, in which case the City may terminate immediately and shall provide prompt <br />notice to Operator. <br />3. Compliance with State Alcoholic Beverage Laws and Regulations. The laws and rules <br />governing sale, use, distribution and consumption of alcoholic beverages are regulated by the <br />State of Indiana through its Alcohol & Tobacco Commission (ATC). By entering this <br />Agreement with Operator, the City of South Bend, makes no representation nor shall this <br />Agreement be construed to be affirmation by the City that Operator's business model conforms <br />to or complies with State law. Operator understands that it is subject to the law and regulations <br />of the ATC, that it will comply with those rules, regulations, and conditions, as well as with any <br />other State, Federal or local law, and that it has or will secure any necessary approval of the <br />ATC. To the extent Operator wishes to permit its customer's to consume alcohol while the pedal <br />trolley is in use, Operator does so at its own risk and must ensure that it maintains full <br />compliance with Indiana law and ATC guidance. <br />4. Hours of Operation. Operator intends to conduct its business with the following <br />schedule: Sunday 11:00 AM and 9:00 PM; Monday 11 AM to 10 PM; Tuesday - Thursday, 11 <br />AM to 10 PM; Friday 11 AM to 12 AM; Saturday 12 PM to 12 AM. The City reserves the right <br />to modify these hours should there be a public safety basis for such change. <br />5. Conductor or Resoonsible Person. Operator shall designate, use, and be responsible <br />for one person per fourteen (14) passengers who shall serve as driver and/or conductor of each <br />pedal trolley. Such person shall be over the age of twenty-one (21) years and any driver shall <br />have a valid commercial driver's license (CDL) or a public passenger chauffer's license. A <br />conductor and/or driver is further subject to the following terms and conditions: <br />a. He or she must wear a vest or upper body garment constructed of 360 degree <br />reflective material at all times while driving or conducting the pedal trolley; <br />b. He or she must not consume any alcoholic beverage or medication that produces <br />drowsiness within (twelve) 12 hours prior to, nor at any time during operation of the pedal <br />trolley; <br />c. He or she must wear clothing which clearly identifies that he or she is an employee <br />of Operator. <br />d. He or she is responsible for the enforcement of Operator's rules of participation, <br />including but not limited to, adherence to Indiana's public container laws, the prevention of <br />excessive public intoxication, public urination, excessive noise, littering, and any other vulgar <br />and or inappropriate or unsafe behaviors. <br />
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