HomeMy WebLinkAboutR87-264079
RESOLUTION NO. R87-264
CONCESSION ~GREEMENT
optimist S,~mmer Baseball Progr-m
A RESOLUTION AND AGREEMENT GP~NTING TO THE OPTIMIST
SUMMER BASEBALL PROGRAM ASSOCIATION pERMISSION TO
OPERATE CONCESSIONS IN DESIGNATED PARK AREAS OF THE
CITY OF PLAINVIEW, PRESCRIBING THE CONDITIONS OF
SUCH pERMISSION AND THE TERM FOR WHICH SAID
pERMISSION IS GRANTED.
WHEREAS, the optimist Summer Baseball Program (herein referred
to as the ,,Association") of the City of Plainview has requested
permission and franchise to operate concession stands for the
purpose of selling cold drinks and confections and certain types of
food in the City Park area of the City of Plainview; and
WHEREAS, said Association has represented that it will and
intends to use the proceeds thereof for the purpose of promoting
recreational sports and other activities for the citizens of the
City of Plainview.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE PARTIES AGREE WITH EACH OTHER AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. The optimist summer Baseball Program of the city of
Plainview is hereby granted a nonexclusive franchise and permission
to operate concessions for sale of cold drinks and confections,
sandwiches, hamburgers and such other type of foods as are
ordinarily sold in and around park areas where crowds gather for
activities, subject, however, to the conditions, limitations
provided for in this Agreement, and in accordance with all policies
and ordinances of the city of Plainview and the Plainview-Hale
County Health District-
SECTION 2. The area for which said.franchise and permission is
granted is as follows: Broadway Street Park.
SECTION 3. The term for which this franchise and permission is
granted initially is to include the dates of May 1, 1987 through
September 1, 1987, and thereafter so long as the lease agreement is
in effect, to allow for an evaluation of the performance of the
concessionaire and to allow the concessionaire to cease his
operations during the time when the park areas are not normally
receiving maximum use.
SECTION 4. That a permanent facility shall be used during this
time period. The facilities authorized for use are: (1) the
concession stand at the South Field which has been constructed by
the Optimist Baseball Program; (2) the concession stand located at
the Babe RuthField and being the property of the city of Plainview;
(3) the concession stand at Jaycee Field which is also the property
of the City of Plainview. A mobile operation is specifically
prohibited by this agreement, in reference to food distribution
activities.
1 of 3
SECTION 5. That the nonexclusive rights and privileges which
shall be granted unto the concessionaire shall not include catering
service to individuals or groups of individuals renting or leasing
park building facilities or using park picnic areas or prevent any
individuals or groups from bringing
public park areas, their own food and drinks into
SECTION 6. That the servicing and dispensing at such time as
the public requires, and the locations of such mobile carts or
wagons or refreshment stands, and the wholesomeness and sanitation
of all foods, refreshments, confectionary and beverages be subject
to the approval of the Parks Department and the City of Plainview
Health, Sanitation and Zoning Codes.
SECTION 7. That the concessionaire shall be responsible for
the cleanliness of the concession area and shall not permit garbage
or other refuse to accumulate or to gather in or about the mobile
cart or wagon, except in suitable covered garbage receptacles which
shall be p~ovided by the Parks Department.
SECTION S. That the concessionaire shall, at his own cost
expense, furnish and maintain in good usable condition and
amount of moveable equipment · ~ - - . ' ' , a surf
fountains ~_ _ , lnc±u~in~ D,~ .... icient
· o~uw cases· cash registers,=~ce~cr~- =~m c--- -~l~ted to,
coolers
soda
aDlne=s, bottle
, popcorn machines, drink dispensers, refrigerators, coffee
urns, tables, etc., as may be necessary to properly furnish the
services as needed and in a manner acceptable to the Parks
Department.
SECTION 9. That the concessionaire shall use either members of
the Association or other related personnel as needed to properly
staff the various concession operations as operated in the parks.
The concessionaire shall be responsible for the competency of all
personnel staffing the various concessi6n operations whether they
be volunteer or paid personnel.,
SECTION 10. That the Parks Department shall be responsible for
approving hours of operation and will govern such times according to
public needs and demands.
SECTION ~1. That the various foodstuffs and confections
including, but not limited to, candies, popcorn, breads, and soft
drinks shall be of a high quality and subject to various
specifications as determined necessary for the Parks Departmen= in
keeping with the best interests of the public. All prices shall be
concessionposted and operations, competitive with prices as normally found at similar
SECTION ~2. That the rights and privileges which shall be
granted shall not be transferable in nature and no assignment or
sub-contract shall be granted without permission of the Parks
Department.
2 of 3
SECTION 13. Provided, however, that the Association shall
indemnify and hold the City harmless from any and all acts of its
agents, employees, or any other person aiding and assisting it in
performing any act or function under the permission and franchise
hereby given and shall furnish the City of Plainview a certificate
showing that it has in force (and it shall keep same in force at all
times) a policy of liability insurance with an insurance company
authorized to do business in the State of Texas in an amount of not
less than the statutory limits of liability for governmental
entities under the Tort claims Act, as protection of any liability
for damages of said Association, its agents, employees, or any other
person assisting in the carrying out of any function authorized
hereby, and the same shall, in addition to protecting the
Association, provide therein that it will also protect the said City
of Plainview.
SECTION 14. The Association shall furnish the Parks
Superintendent a written financial statement at the end of each
fiscal year. The Association shall also be able to prepare, at the
request of the Parks Superintendent, a detailed list of all
financial transactions.
SECTION 15. Association shall, within ten (10) days of the
execution of this Agreement by the city Manager of the city of
Plainview, file with the City Secretary, a written statement signed
in its name and behalf by a duly authorized officer of the
Association in the following form:
City Manager of the city of Plainview:
The optimist Summer Baseball Program, for itself, its
successors and assigns, hereby accepts the attached Agreements,
executed by the city Manager of the City of Plainview the day
of ..., 1987, and agrees to be bound by all its terms and
provisions.
President
Dated the day of , 1987."
SECTION 16. This Agreement shall become effective upon its
execution by the parties involved and its acceptance by the optimist
Summer Baseball Program, as required in this Section 15.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused these presents to
be executed by their respective representatives, on the days and
years herein indicated.
President
optimist Summer Baseball Program
Jim Jeffers, city Manager
City of Ptainview
Date
Date
3 of 3
POLICY FOR B~SEB~LL TOURNAM]ENTS
Se
Ail tournaments must have prior approval of the Parks
Superintendent (minimum 2 weeks). It is suggested that
all tournaments be scheduled early, so they can be
calendered along with regular season schedules.
The Optimist Summer Baseball Program shall be directly
responsible for all tournaments staged in the Broadway
Street Park.
A Tournament Director and one assistant shall be
appointed by the optimist to oversee all tournaments,
(not necessarily the same person each time) and these
people will have the responsibility of insuring that
the tournament is conducted in a prudent manner. One
of these persons must be present at all times during
the tournament and will work, as needed, to keep
playing facilities ready.
The City Parks Department shall conduct normal
maintenance on the playing fields and the tournament
will be responsible for any additional work required.
In addition, the Parks Superintendent will have the
final decision on whether field conditions warrant
play.
In handling the financial arrangements for each
tournament, the optimist Summer Baseball Program shall
be responsible for all monies and pay the expense of
the tournament. If some non-profit organization is
sponsoring a tournament for a charitable purpose, the
Optimist Summer Baseball Program ~shall handle all
receipts and pay the bills, then divide the proceeds
with the sponsor as agreed upon by the two parties.
No tournament games shall begin after 11 P.M.
A set of written rules, for the tournament, shall be
delivered to each team entered and shall include the
following, as ordained by City Ordinance:
(a) No vehicle will be permitted off the streets
and parking lots.
(b) No camping will be permitted.
(c) All litter must be disposed of in trash
receptacles which will beprovided at convenient
locations by the City Parks.
The Tournament Sponsor will be responsible for cleaning
up trash after the tournament.