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12/31/1998
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the Participating Entities as may be appropriate, will meet to identify those elements of the <br />project design approval/permit approval processes which are similarwithin eachjurisdiction <br />in order to develop general design guidelines and permitting procedures for use by the <br />Advertising Contractor. These guidelines shall not preempt a Participating Entities' <br />authority in approving the bus shelters located within its jurisdiction. <br />The guidelines regarding the potential location of bus shelters and the content of <br />advertising within them must be approved by the District's Board of Directors and the <br />legislative bodies of two-thirds of the Participating Entities. Once they have been <br />approved, these general guidelines will be incorporated as part of the development of the <br />RFP for the Advertising Contractor, as well as in the final contract for advertising bus <br />shelters. <br />11. Hold Harmless. The successful contractor for the bus shelter/advertising <br />contract shall be required, as part of that contract, to hold the Participating Entities and <br />District harmless and defend them against any causes of action associated with the <br />installation, maintenance and removal of any bus shelters installed in accordance with the <br />Project and the contract, as well as any claims associated with the advertising in the bus <br />shelters. <br />However, since the Participating Entities exercise land use and police power <br />authority over the public property within their respective jurisdictions on which the bus <br />shelters will be located, as well as the administrative approval process, the Participating <br />Entities shall hold harmless and defend the District and the other Participating Entities from <br />any claim or suit, of any nature whatsoever, brought against the District and the <br />Participating Entities, or any of them, arising from the approval or disapproval of a location <br />for a bus shelter within their respective jurisdictions. <br />District agrees to hold the Participating Entities harmless and to defend them from <br />any claim or suit, of any nature whatsoever, arising from the activities of the Program <br />Manager or District employee regarding the fulfillment of the District's responsibilities under <br />this agreement. <br />12. Termination. <br />a. This Agreement may be terminated by the District and a majority of the <br />Participating Entities upon the occurrence of any of the following events: <br />1. The agreement between the District and the successful contractor <br />is terminated and a successor is not obtained within six months of <br />Bus Shelter Agreement <br />June 16, 1998 <br />Page 8 of 11 <br />
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