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Non-Professional Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and March 1, 2025 Micki’s Towing Inc. — Exhibit A Page 7 of 11 be parked or stored or left standing on any public street or alley. Undamaged vehicles shall be segregated from wrecked or junk vehicles and shall be kept in the primary lot. All vehicles shall be systematically parked and sufficiently separated to preclude the probability of damage. Unobstructed access shall be provided to all stored vehicles. Vehicles shall be parked and separated to preclude the possibility of damage. Security provisions shall be implemented at all Secondary Storage Facilities to prevent the loss or theft of personal property or vehicle parts. Secondary Storage Facilities shall provide safe access to all stored vehicles and shall be kept clean and free of litter, debris, and weeds. Lighting of such lots shall be adequate to ensure required security of stored vehicles and eliminate light spill over onto neighboring properties. The Contractor shall provide security to all primary and secondary storage facilities sufficient to reasonably preclude theft or damage to stored vehicles and as hereinafter provided. F. ENCLOSING OF STORAGE AREAS Unless otherwise provided by applicable city regulations, all outdoor areas used for storage shall be enclosed with a solid wall, chain link or wrought iron fence at least six (6) feet in height, having a gate or door of adequate width and equivalent height. The fence shall be covered from public view. The bottom edge of any such fence or wall, including all gates or doors, shall be maintained in such a manner as to prevent unauthorized entry. All wall or fence enclosures shall be maintained in good condition throughout the term of the Non-Professional Services Agreement; any damage shall be repaired promptly within twenty -four (24) hours of notice of such damage. G. OFFICE The office space at the Primary and Secondary Storage Facilities shall be neat in appearance, clean and painted. H. RESPONSIBILITY FOR VEHICLE, ACCESSORIES, AND PERSONAL PROPERLY The Contractor shall be responsible for vehicles and accessories while in Contractor's possession. The Contractor shall also be responsible for personal property left in the vehicle at the time possession of that vehicle is taken. All property left in a vehicle should be listed on the California Highway Patrol 180 form. No articles shall be removed without first obtaining written authorization from an SLPD officer. Any articles removed for any reason shall be noted by the authorizing SLPD officer. The Contr actor shall maintain a record of the identity of all persons who have entered a stored vehicle for the purpose of accessing unattached personal property. The record shall also include the date of entry and a description of any property removed. I. PROTECTION AND HANDLING OF VEHICLES It is the responsibility of the Contractor to protect all vehicles, vehicle parts and/or attached accessories impounded by peace officers or City law enforcement personnel until such time the vehicles have either been released to properly interested persons or have been disposed of through legal process. The release of impounded vehicles that are available for release shall be the responsibility of the Contractor. The Contractor, at its Primary Storage Facility, shall prepare, maintain, and post in a conspicuous place, clearly visible to the public, a notice outlining procedures and the required documentation necessary for properly interested persons to obtain possession or remove unattached personal property from a stored vehicle and/or to view or photograph a stored vehicle within twenty -four (24) hours of making such a request. Docusign Envelope ID: EEDD99C6-8640-4B7E-9983-C4A3C4BC8619