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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO
EXECUT& AN AGREEMENT WITH AIR TERMINAL PARKING COMPANY FOR
THE MANAGEMENT OF CITY -OWNED PARKING FACILITIES LOCATED
ADJACENT TO THE CONTINUING EDUCATION CENTER AND NORTH
OF MCILROY BANK.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE,CITY
OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
That the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized
0 and directed to execute an agreement with Air Terminal Parking
Company for the management of City -owned parking facilities
located adjacent to the Continuing Education Center and North
of Mcllroy Bank. A copy of the agreement authorized for
execution hereby is attached hereto marked Exhibit "A" and
made a part hereof.
PASSED AND APPROVED this day of , 1981.
APPROVED:
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MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT
This agreement made and entered into this 10 day of
1981 by and between C�
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Air Terminal Parking Company (hereinafter sometimes referred to as
"MANAGER"),
WHEREAS, OWNER presently owns the following described auto-
mobile parking facilities located in the City ofqD cn y l D -County
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of Gt/Qai'Who �_,
WHEREAS, Air Terminal Parking Company is in the business of
operating automobile parking facilities and is experienced in the automobile
parking industry, both as to operating public garages and lot premises,
and desires to operate the parking facilities of the OWNER hereinabove
referred to, and the OWNER desires MANAGER to operate and manage the
parking facility:
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the agreements and covenants
of the respective parties herein contained, and other good and valuable con-
siderations, each from the other flowing, the receipt and sufficiency of
which are hereby acknowledged, .the parties agree as follows:
I. MANAGER shall operate the parking facility in a
businesslike manner, making every effort to produce
OPERATION the maximum income at a minimum of expense utilizing
the best practices in the industry.
2. MANAGER shall staff the facility with trained per -
sonnei including adequate training of new personnel
utilized. The personnel shall be responsible to the
PERSONNEL MANAGER and shall be in uniform;.
lkXXXTaffand identified by appropriate insignia of
MANAGER. All State and Federal laws and regulations
shall be complied with in the employment practices of
MANAGER.
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3. MANAGER shall establish and properly maintain the
BOOKKEEPING necessary books and accounts so as to reflect the actual
ACCOUNTS number of customers served and a continuing system of
audit control so as to at all times reflect accurately the
revenues collected.
BANK
ACCOUNT
INSURANCE
4. MANAGER shall establish a bank account into which
all gross receipts shall be deposited regularly.- 'MANAGER
shall deduct each month from the gross receipts the act7�
cost of labor necessary to operate andxx4xxxase: the
parking facility, a bookkeeping and computer expense n t�
to exceed $50.00 per month, the actual cost of insurance
provided, the actual cost of repairs and supplies that
result from the operation of the parking facility, and the
management fee of the MANAGER. In the event the
expenses exceed the monthly gross receipts, OWNER
shall reimburse MANAGER for all cost above the gross
plus MANAGER'S fee. On or before the twentieth (20th)
of each month, MANAGER shall furnish OWNER a check
in an amount equal to the balance of the gross receipts,
if any, from the preceding month's operation of the park-
ing facility and an operating statement showing the cost
of labor and expenses. OWNElt shall have the right at
any reasonable time to audit MANAGER'S records per-
taining to the gross receipts and all expense items incurred.
"Labor" as used in this agreement shall include. attendants., &
cashiers
"Parking facility" oiPfacilities" as used in this agreement
shall mean the public pay parking lot and/or garage of
the OWNER located as stated in the inducements to this
agreement.
5. MANAGER shall, prior to the first day of the term of
this agreement, procure public liability insurance coverage
with limits of $100, 000/$300, 000/$25, 000, property damage
insurance in the amount of $100, 000 upon property not in
MANAGER'S care, custody and control, and workmen's
compensation insurance. Garage Keeper's Legal Liability
Insurance, including fire, theft and explosion coverage upon
all customer's automobiles will be provided only upon written
request from OWNER. Thenetpremium cost of the cover-
ages shall be included as operating expenses and paid from
the gross receipts of the facility operation and reflected in
the statement of account rendered OWNER.
6. MANAGER shall at all times operate the facility in com-
GOVERN- pliance with all local, state and federal laws and regulations
MENTAL having jurisdiction over the business conducted in the per -
COMPLIANCE formance of this agreement.
7. The necessary parking equipment and devices shall be
furnished and maintained by OWNER. MANAGER will make
EQUIPMENT recommendations as to the type and location of the equip-
ment and supervise the installation.
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8. The rates charged for the parking and storage of
RATES customers' automobiles shall be established by
MANAGER subject to approval by OWNER.
9. MANAGER shall occupy the relationship of an
independent contractor in the performance of the
r INDEPENDENT obligations of this agreement, and the necessary
CONTRACTOR records shall be kept and the duties performed shall
be so as to preserve such relationship between MAN-
AGER and OWNER.
10. MANAGER, in addition to the duties and obligations
CONSULTANT of operating the facility shall be available at reasonable
times and places for consultations with OWNER regarding
any phase of the operation.
11. MANAGER shall not be required to perform other
services than those of parking and storage of auto -
DUTIES mobiles, the rendering of accountings therefore, policy
decisions with regard to these duties and consultations
as hereinabove provided.
12. MANAGER shall avail OWNAR of any and all savings
BLOCK in the operation of the facility occasioned by block pur-
PURCHASING chasing of parking tickets, insurance, supplies and other-
wise during the term of this agreement.
13. The term of this agreement shall be for a period of
six (6) months beginning the date the facility is opened for
TERM business. At the end of this six (6) month period, OWNER
shall have the right to; (1) negotiate with MANAGER for
an extension of this agreement (2) negotiate with MANAGER,
a Lease Agreement for the operation of the facilities (3)
cancel the agreement.
MANAGEMENT 14. MANAGER shall receive a fee for his services of
FEE $300. 00 per month.
15. In the event of the default or unsatisfactory performance
by the MANAGER under the terms of the agreement, the
OWNER shall give notice to the MANAGER in writing of
CANCELLA- the alleged failure of performance, detailing the particulars
TION thereof:" The MANAGER shall have not more than thirty
(3) days to correct the said default and in the event it fails
to do so the OWNER shall have the right to terminate this
agreement, provided, however, that the OWNER agrees
not to use this remedy in an arbitrary and capricious manner,
16. This agreement shall be binding upon the successors,
CONTINUITY and assigns of the parties hereto, but no assignment shall
be made by MANAGER without the written consent of the
OWNER first received.
HOURS 17. MANAGER shall operate the parking facility
during such hours as are specified by OWNER. OWNER
shall have the right to change, from time to time,
the hours during which MANAGER shall operate the
parking facility.
RATES 18. OWNER shall set the rates to be charged for
parking. in the parking facility. MANAGER shall not
charge parking rates in excess of those set by OWNER.
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Executed at ��,�p�
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triplicate the date first written
above,
each copy being identical are duplicate
originals of this agreement.
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By
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AIR
T RMINAL PARKING COMPANY
By
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PARKING AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT entered into this day of
1980, by and between the CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, hereinafter
called City and AIR TERMINAL PARKING COMPANY, with its
principal office located at Chattanooga, Tennessee, hereinafter
called Operator, subject to the following terms and conditions:
1. Operator agrees to operate and City agrees to
permit Operator to have exclusive right to operate, all
public parking facilities in and about the terminal area at
Drake Field, Fayetteville, Arkansas indicated on Exhibit "A"
attached hereto and made a part hereof. In the event City,
prior to termination of the Agreement through expiration of
its term, or any renewal thereof, shall vacate, move, re-
establish, materially alter the entrance to the terminal
building and airport grounds, or should the airport terminal
building or airport runways be relocated to an area other
than immediately adjacent to the now existing terminal
building or a new airport built at any time during the term
of this agreement, all or any of the foregoing resulting in
the necessity of a new parking lot area, then in such event,
City shall provide Operator a comparable parking facility at
the new location at no cost to Operator. City hereby gives
and grants to Operator the exclusive right of possession and
control of the premises as described on Exhibit "A" hereto
attached. City also grants Operator the.following rights
and privileges;
(A). The option of establishing an automobile valet or
pickup and delivery service for the accommodation of the
public using the parking lots. The service to consist of
receiving automobiles in front of the terminal building,
parking them in the pay parking lots and delivering the
automobiles from the parking lot to the public at an area
designated by the Airport Manager.
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(B) The right to provide a tow -away service for any
violation of parking regulations at the airport. In the
operation of such right, Operator shall be permitted to charge
tow -away fees as approved by the Airport Manager, plus parking
charges at the rates established herein for the period such
vehicle is stored in the parking lot of Operator. The Operator
shall have the right to hire a tow—away service.
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2. Operator agrees to pay City the following minimum
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annual guaranteed fees or the percentage fees whichever is
the greater amount computed for each year of the original
term of the Parking Agreement and any term of extension or
renewal thereof. The minimum annual guaranteed fees shall be:
1st Year $42,500.00
2nd Year 48,500.00
3rd Year 55,000.00
4th Year 60,000.00
5th Year 65,000.00
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Or the following percentages of the parking lot receipts,
excluding tow, service and meter fees, whichever is
greater.
50% of the gross annual receipts in excess of $0
per year up to $100,000.00, plus
658 of the gross,annual receipts in excess of $100,000.00
per year up to $150,000.00, plus -
75% of the gross annual receipts in excess of $150,000.00
per year up to $200,000.00, plus
87.5% of the gross annual receipts in excess of $200,000.00
per year.
The Operator agrees to pay the minimum annual fee in
equal monthly installments in advance of the first day of each
and every month, except that in the event the commencement date
is other than the first day of the month, such monthly installments
for the first and last months of the term or any extension or
renewal thereof shall be prorated.
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Any additional fees due as a result of the application
of the percentage amounts hereinabove stated shall be computed
monthly and paid within fifteen (15) days following the last
day of the preceding month.
Within thirty (30) days from the end of each year of
operation, Operator shall submit to the -City an audit of its
operation s'worn to before a notary public. In the event the
payments made during the year by Operator exceed the amount
of rental due City the Operator shall be allowed to credit
such excess against the succeeding months rental. Operator
shall be entitled -to collect and receive any and all parking
revenue including, without limitation, restaurant validations,
parking meters, and employee parking fees, if any.
3. Operator shall maintain at all times an up-to-date
record of the true and complete accounts of the sales and
business transacted. Within fifteen (15) days from the last
day of the preceeding month, Operator's chief financial officer
shall submit to the City a certified statement reflecting
Operator's gross receipts for said preceeding month. Operator's
records shall be open for inspection by City or any authorized
representative of City at all reasonable hours. The term
"records" shall include, but shall not be limited to case
register tapes, sales tickets, and tax returns or reports.
Operator shall immediately furnish the City a copy of any
sales tax reports filed by Operator with the State of Arkansas.
4. The term of the Agreement shall be for a period of
five (5)_ years, commencing thirty (.30) days after the date
the facility is opened for business by Operator. City has
the option to renew this Agreement for an additional five
(_5)_ years upon terms to be negotiated by the parties.
5. Operator has the right to suspend payment of fees
during any period in excess_of one (1) week that the airport
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is not operated for use by a commercial passenger carrying
airline. In the event of a partial suspension of activities
by commercial airliners, causing a reduction in the number
of enplaned passengers, then the monthly guaranteed fees
shall be abated proportionately on a mutually agreed and
negotiated basis.
6. Operator shall, at its own expense and at all times
during
the term
of
the agreement and any extension or
renewal
thereof,
obtain
and
secure for its protection public
liability
insurance in the amount of $100,000/$300,000 and property
damage insurance in the amount of $25,000. Operator agrees
to keep, save and hold harmless City from any and all claims
for injury or damages arising out of or in connection with
its operation of the parking facilities. Evidence of insurance
and notices of cancellation shall be furnished to City. A
performance bond in the amount of $100,000 effective during
the term of this Agreement, shall be furnished by Operator.
7. Operator agrees to install the necessary control
equipment to create a commercial parking facility. Said
equipment shall remain the property of Operator.
8. Operator shall, at its expense, provide the electrical
power necessary for the operation of the parking equipment
installed by it. The City will furnish the power for the
parking lot lights.
9. City shall designate by proper signs the following
parking areas outside the premises: Airport Limousine,
Rental Car and Taxi spaces. City shall regulate public
parking.to the effect that all parking except passenger
loading and unloading shall be required to be in the parking
area covered by this Agreement. The City shall retain control
of the parking lot adjacent to the old Terminal Building and may
permit employees in the old Terminal Building, the FAA Building,
and the hanger areas to park in said lot.
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10. The initial parking rates charged shall be in
accordance with the following schedule:
0 - 2 Hours $ 50
Each Additional Hour .25
Maximun each 24 Hours 2.00
Parking rates shall not be increased by Operator without
prior approval of the Fayetteville Board of Directors.
11. A minimun of five (5) spaces shall be reserved for
the exclusive use of City officials and -City Employees. There
shall be no charge to the City or its employees for the use of
these spaces and they shall be accessible twenty-four (24)
hours per day.
12. Operator agrees to abide by and observe all Federal,
State and local laws and airport rules and regulations that
are now in effect or that may hereafter be adopted pertaining
to the operation of aircraft on or about the airport. Operator
hereby agrees that all merchandise sold and services furnished
on the airport premises by Operator will be:sold or furnished
on a fair, equal and not unjustly discriminatory basis to all
users thereof; that all prices charged for each unit or service
will be fair, reasonable and not unjustly discriminatory
(provided that Operator may make reasonable and nondiscriminatory
discounts, rebates, or other similar types of price reductions
to volume purchasers)_; and Operator will not on the grounds of
race, color, creed, religion or national origin discriminate
against any person or group of persons in any manner prohibited
by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 or Part 15 of the
Federal Aviation Regulations, or any amendments or supplementary
legislation thereto and all rules and regulations adopted
thereunder. It is understood and agreed that the City shall
have the right to take such action as the Federal Government
may direct to enforce this covenant. Service shall be prompt,
courteous and efficient and shall be adequate to meet the demands
for said service on the Airport.
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13. City covenants and agrees that during the term -of
this Agreement and any extension of renewal thereof, Operator
shall have the peaceful right to use the premises for parking
purposes and in accordance with all of the rights and privileges
as herein stated. City agrees that there shall be no free
parking in and about the terminal area, and the City Agrees to
assist and cooperate in every way possible with Operator to
prevent any free parking in and about the terminal area including,
without limitation, the erection of fencing or barricades for
such preventive purposes. City agrees to vigorously enforce
the 1. loading, unloading and no parking areas to the extent of
issuing tickets for illegal parking and towing of vehicles for
excessive violation.
14. Approximately thirty-five (35) spaces shall be
reserved for the exclusive use of Terminal Building employees.
The parking rate for said spaces shall be $10.00 per month per
space.
15. In the event a restaurant validation program is
instituted, City and Operator agree that the restaurant
concessionaire shall validate parking tickets for its customers
who have acutally spent a minimum amount in the restaurant.
Restaurant concessionaire will pay Operator for each ticket
validated an amount to be mutually agreed upon, but not to
exceed the rates set forth in paragraph 10 hereof.
16. Operator shall have the first option to enter into
a new agreement for a like periodoftime upon such terms,
rental and conditions as may be mutually agreed upon by the
parties hereto.
17. All the terms, covenants and agreements herein
contained shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit
of the heirs, successors and assigns,of the respective parties
hereto.
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18. In the event Operator shall hold over and remain in
possession of the premises herein leased after the expiration
of this Agreement or any extension provided herein, without
any written renewal thereof, such holding over shall not be
deemed to operate as a renewal or extension of this Agreement
but shall create only a tenancy from month to month which
may be terminated at any time by City.
19. In the event of the default or unsatisfactory
performance by Operator under the terms of this Agreement,
City shall give notice to Operator of the alleged failure of
performance, detailing the particulars thereof. Operator
shall have sixty (60) days to correct the said default and in
j the event it fails to do so, City shall have the right to
terminate this Agreement, provided, however, that City agrees
not to use this remedy in an arbitrary and capricious manner.
20. If the City shall default in fulfilling any of the
terms, covenants or conditions to be fulfilled by City hereunder
and shall fail to remedy said default within sixty (60) days
after receipt by City of written demand from Operator to do so,
Operator shall have the option either to cancel this lease or
remedy the default and deduct the expense incurred in remedying
such default from the rent.
21. Notices to Lessor shall be sufficient if sent by
registered mail, postage prepaid, addressed to City Manager,
P.O. Drawer F, Fayetteville, Arkansas, 72701 and notices to
Lessee shall be sufficient if sent by registered mail, postage
prepaid, addressed to James C. Berry, Suite 1610 Commerce
Union Tower, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 37450, or to such other
addresses as the parties may designate to each other in writing
from time to time.
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22. The Contractor shall make capital expenditures
approximating $30,000.00 to purchase and install all necessary
control equipment, said equipment to include, but not be
limited to, a control booth, automatic gates, ticket dispensers,
signs, and revenue equipment, for the effective control of
the parking facilities.
23. The Operator shall, at Operator's expense, expand
the commercial parking areas as the need for expansion
arises; provided, the terms and conditions of expansion
shall be mutually agreed upon by the City and the Operator
prior to any expansion.
24. The Operator shall erect a sufficient number of
uniform traffic and parking regulatory signs throughout the
area to assist the Dublic and insure a smooth traffic flow.
The design and installation of such signs shall be approved
by the City prior to installation thereof.
25. Operator's employees at the facility shall be
uniformly dressed, shall be courteous and polite to the
public at all times, and shall be subject to dismissal upon
complaint of the Fayetteville City Manager, Operator's
Resident Manager shall have full responsibility for day to
day operation. Operator's Director of Operations shall
keep close contact with the Resident Manager through regular
inspections to review and check operations. Operator's
Regional Vice President shall maintain close communication
with the City's Airport Manager to insure that satisfactory
parking objectives are being met on a continuing basis.
546 26. Operator shall procure and shall maintain in full
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force and effect during the term of this Lease public liability
insurance providing minimum coverage of $100,000.00/ $300,000.00
for bodily injury and $25,000.00 for property damage.
Operator shall save and hold the City harmless from any and
all claims for personal injury, death or property damage
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arising from Operator's use of the leased premises. Operator
shall procure and maintain in full force and effect during
the term of this Lease fire and extended coverage insurance
covering improvements on the leased premises.
S^AS'j�g 27. Operator shall pay all utility costs incurred in
connection with the operation of all parking equipment;
provided, the City shall, at City's expense, furnish electricity
for the existing parking lot lights.
28. Operator shall, at. Operator's expense, maintain
all signs and equipment in good repair during the term of
this Lease. Operator shall keep the parking area clean of
all rubbish and debris. Operator shall remove snow from the
leased premises as soon as possible after any accumulation
thereof.
29. Operator shall provide the highest standard of
service in the day-to-day operation of the public parking
lots at Fayetteville Municipal Airport.
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30. Operator's Resident Manager shall have full responsibility
for day-to-day operation. His duties shall consist of, but
shall not be limited to, the following:
1. Plan, coordinate, schedule, and be responsible
for the work of all supervisors and employees of Operator
at the Airport.
2. Abide by and insure adherence to established
policies, rules, procedures and.regulations of the
Airport, as well as the provisions of the Management
Agreement between the City and Operator.
3. Be responsible for all administrative requirements
of the Operator at the Airport.
4. Maintain close liaison with the Fayetteville
Police Department in handling problems of mutual concern
such as prohibited vehicles, traffic suggestion, and
security.
5. Initiate and direct the orientation of new
employees and make efforts to improve the efficiency of
r employees already on duty.
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6. Maintain proper liaison with the Airport
manager or his duly designated representative on a day-
to-day basis.
7. Be responsible for achieving good public
relations by all employees of Operator at the Airport
by instructing Operator's employees to render the
utmost courtesy in dealings with the public.
8. Assist in setting and enforcing standards for
Operator -'s employees personal appearance, demeanor, and
attitude.
9. Prepare reports to Operator's Accounting
Department and conduct spot checks for accuracy of all
clerical records.
10. Be responsible for the selection and dismissal
of parking personnel of Operator at the Airport.
11. Check booths, parking equipment and area for
conditions and serviceability.
12. Be responsible for insuring that Operator
complies with all Federal regulations pertaining to
nondiscrimination in the hiring of employees.
31. Each cashier employed by Operator shall be
responsible for collecting the proper amount of money for
each ticket processed in accordance with the following
procedure: Cashier shall take the parking ticket from the
customer, compute the parking time and fee, collect the
proper fee and deposit it in the cash drawer and close the
drawer to activate raising of the gate. At the end of
each shift, the cashier shall prepare the shift report.
The shift report shall include the number of tickets processed and
a breakdown of the number of tickets by price. Each cashier
shall seal the shift report and the proper amount of money
in an envelope and deposit said envelope in Operator's safe.
Operator's Resident Manager shall verify each shift report
and shall forward copies of the shift reports,the master
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report, and all deposit slips daily to Operator's accounting
department for daily home office audit. Operator's company
auditor shall make periodic unannounced visits and spot checks
to insure that all accounting and control procedures
are being adhered to.
32. Each attendant employed by Operator shall be
responsible for the cleanliness of the booth during his
shift. Each attendant shall clean the windows, sweep
the floor, and clean the counters during periods when he
is not actively cashiering tickets. Any attendant starting
his shift and finding the booth in an untidy or unclean
condition shall report such condition to his supervisor.
The area immediately surrounding each cashier booth shall
be policed by the attendant on duty and the area kept clean
of trash and debris at all times.
33. All of Operator's personnel shall be familiar
and trained in the mechanics of the parking equipment. In
the event of minor malfunctions of the parking equipment,
each attendant shall have the ability to make minor
adjustments to the equipment so that customer services will
not be disrupted. In the event of a machine malfunction
not being remedied by a minor adjustment, the attendant
shall promptly report the malfunction to the Resident Manger,
34. Cashiers receiving complaints from customers shall
promptly notify the Resident Manger. The Resident Manager
shall 'handle the complaint and shall make a report advising
the City's Airport Manager of the nature and disposition of
the Complaint within 48 hours after receipt of the complaint.
35. In the event of injury to a customer or to an
employee of Operator, the Resident Manager shall be notified
promptly and shall be responsible for obtaining any necessary
medical attention. If the Resident Manager is unavailable,
the cashier or other employee to whom the injury is reported
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shall be responsible for obtaining any necessary medical
attention. The Resident Manager shall provide the City's
Airport Manager a general injury report within 48 hours
after an injury.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have executed
this Agreement on the date first above written.
ATTEST:
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE
By:
BE
By:
LEASE BOND
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
That, AIR TERMINAL PARKING COMPANY Chatta
hereinafter called the
and the THE AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY r
and existing under the laws of the State of Connect
principal office in the City of Hartfox
the Surety), as Surety, are held and firmly bound unt
rincipal), as Principal.,
a corporation organized
cut , with its
(hereinafter called
Obligee), in the just and aggregate Tull sum 0 -Hundred housand and --------
-----------no/100 Dollars, to the payment of which a= well and truly to be
made, the said Principal and Surety bind themselves, and their respective heirs,
administrators, executors, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly
A_ by these presents.
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WHEREAS, the Principal has entered into a certain written contract
with the Obligee, dated April 15 1980 , which contract is hereby
referred to and made a part hereof as fully and to the same extent as if copied
at length herein.
NOW. THEREFORE, the condition of this obligation is such that, if the
Principal shall faithfully perform as required by the contract, on his part, and
shall fully indemnify and save harmless the Obligee from all cost and damage .
which the Obligee may suffer by reason of failure so to do and shall fully reimburse'
and repay the Obligee all outlay and expense which the Obligee may incur in making
good any such default, otherwise it shall remain in full force and effect.
PROVIDED, however, it shall be a condition precedent to any right of
recovery hereunder that, in the event of any default on the part of the Principal,
a written statement of the particular facts showing the date and nature of such
default shall be immediately given by the Obligee to the Surety, and in any event,
no later than (15) days thereafter, and shall be forwarded by registered mail to
the Surety at its Home Office in the City of Hartford Connecticut
AND PROVIDED FURTHER, that no action, suit or proceeding, except as
hereinafter'set'forth;"shall be'had•or:maintained-against the:Surety_on this
instrument unless the same be brought or instituted and process served upon the
Surety within twelve months after termination of this bond.
The term of this bond shall in no event extend beyond September 26,
1981 Total liability under this bond or subsequent bonds shall not be
deemed to be cumulative. This Bond may be renewed from year to year by Continuation
Certificate.
The Surety, however, expressly reserves the right to terminate its
liability at any time by giving (60) days written notice to the O'bligee. It is
further understood and agreed that the Surety.will provide (60) day notice of
renewal prior to the last day of each contract year.
In witness whereof, the said Principal and Surety have signed and
sealed this instrument this 5th day of December 199 80
Y.1 M.Ak DW NO F.'V s�l� Y •u •..�
Countersigned by;;
Or
Dale E. Temple, Arkansas psdident Agent
Rebsamen Insurance ~�ZZ 41 y
Little Rock, Arkansas 72203 rgw : ;_i�titi
THE /ETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY
Hartford, Connecticut 08115
POWER OF ATTORNEY AND CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY OF ATTORNEYS) -IN -FACT
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, THAT THE .ETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, a corporation duty organized under the laws of the
State of Connecticut. and having its principal office in the City of Hartford. County of Hertford, State of CormecticuL hath made. constituted and appointed, and
does by these presents make, constitute and appoint Robert S. Killebrew, William A, Lyman, John K. Woodworth,
Maurice 0. Horner, John F. Killebrew or Yvonne E. Elkins - -
of Chattanooga, Tennessee , its true and lawful Attorneys -in -Fact, with fug power end amlnrity hereby conferred to sign,
execute and acknowledge, at any place within the United States, or, if the following line be filled in, within the area there designated
the following instrumentlsl:
by his sole signature and act, any and all bonds, recognizances, contracts of indemnity, and other writings obligatory in the nature of a bond, recognizance, or con-
ditional undertaking, and any and all consents incident thereto
and to bind THE ,ETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, thereby as fully and to the sane extent as if the same were signed by to duly authorized officers
of THE kTNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, and all the acts of said Attorneys -in -Fact, pursuant to the authority herein given, we hereby ratified and con-
firmed.
This appointment is made under and by authority of the following Standing Resolutions of said Company which Resolutions we now in full force and effect:
VOTED: That each of the following officers: Chairman, Vice Chairman, President, Any Executive Vice President, Any Senior Vice President, Any Vice President.
Any Assistant Vice President, Any Secretary, Any Assistant Secretary, may from time to time appoint Resident Vice Presidents, Resident Assistant Secretaries,
Attorneys -in -Fact, and Agents to act for and on behalf of the Company and may give any such appointee such authority as his certificate of authority may
prescribe to sign with the Company's name and seal with the Company's seal bonds, recognizences, contracts of indemnity, and other writings obligatory in the
nature of a bond, recognizance, or conditional undertaking, and any of mid officers or the Board of Directors may at any time remove any such appointee and
revoke the power and authority given him.
VOTED: That any bond, recognizance, contract of indemnity, or writing obligatory in the nature of a bond, recognizance, or conditional undertaking shall be valid
and binding upon the Company when (a) signed by the Chairman, the Vice Chairman, the President, an Executive Vice Resident, a Senior Vice President, a Vice
President, an Assistant Vice Resident or by a Resident Vice President, pursuant to the power prescribed in the certificate of authority of such Resident Vice
President, and duly attested and sealed with the Company's seal by a Secretary or Assistant Secretary or by a Resident Assistant Secretary, pursuant to the power
prescribed in the certificate of authority of such Resident Assistant Secretary; or Ib) duly eiecuted (under seal, if required) by one or more Attorneys -in -Fact pur-
.. suant to the power prescribed in his or their certificate or certificates of authority. -
This Power of Attorney and Certificate of Authority is signed and coaled by facsimile under and by authority of the following Standing Resolution voted by the
Board of Directms of THE .ETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY which Resolution is now in full force and effect:
VOTED: That the signature of each of the foltowing officers: Chairman, Vice Chairmen, Resident, Any Executive Vice President, Any Serio Vice Resident, Any
Vice President. Any Assistant Vice Resident, Any Secretary, Any Assistant Secretary, and the seal of the Company may be affixed by facsimile to any power of
attorney or to any certificate relating thereto appointing Resident Vice Residents, Resident Assistant Secretaries or Attorneys -in -Fact for purposes only of
executing and attesting bonds and undertakings and other writings obligatory in the nature thereof, and any such power of attorney or certificate bearing such fac-
simile signature or facsimile seat shall be valid and binding upon the Company and any such power an executed and certified by such facsimile signature and fac-
simile seal shall be validand binding upon the Company in the future with respect to any bond or undertaking to which it is attached.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. THE ,ETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY has caused this instrument to be signed by its
Secretary and its corporate seal to be hereto affixed this 13th day of March 1979
-"," • THE .ET CASUALTY AND " RE V OMPANY
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HARTFORD. i
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By
State of Connecticut Secretary
as. Hanford
County of Hartford
On this 13th day of March , 1979 , before rite personally came VINCENT A, WAISH ,
to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did 'depose and say: that he is Secretary of
THE ETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, the corporation described in and which executed the above instrument; that he knows the seal of said cor-
poration; that the seal affixed to the said instrument issuchcorporate seal; andthathe executed the said InstNment W_bsKsIf or the =or Wdtion by auMority of his
office under the Standing Resolutions thereof.
CERTIFICATE
I, the undersigned Assistant Secretary
Connecticut, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing and attached
and furthermore, that the Standing Resolutions of the Board of
Signed and Sealed at the Home Office of the Company, In the
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We of Authority remains in full force and has net been revoked;
Certificate of Authority, we now in force.
Dated this 5th day of
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EXECUTIVE OFFICES
SUITE 1610
COMMERCE UNION TOWER
CHATTANOOGA. TENNESSEE 37450
May 20, 1980
AREA CODE 615
PHONE 756-2771
Mr. Sturman Mackey
Purchasing Officer
City of Fayetteville
P. O. Drawer F
Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701
Dear Sturman:
Enclosed are four (4) fully executed copies of the
Parking Agreement between our firm and the City of
Fayetteville.
I apologize for the delay in returning these copies but
I shave been out of town and was unable to discuss them with
our attorney until last week.
We look forward to a mutually beneficial relationship.
Sincerely,
`,/
Ron R. McDonald
Vice President
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PROPOSAL FOR THE
PUBLIC AUTOMOBILE PARKING
LOT CONCESSION
NEW DRAKE FIELD TERMINAL
BUILDING
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS
AIR TERMINAL PARKING COMPANY
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CHATTANOOGA. TENNESSEE
BID BOND
UFE & CASUALTY
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
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THE /ETNA CASUALAl-AZ SURETY COMPANY
Hartford, Connecticut 06115
Bond No.
That we, AIR TERMIXkL PARKING
COMPANY,
1610
Commerce Union Tower,
Chattanooga
f Tennessee 37450
executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and
severally, firmly
by these presents.
as Principal, hereinafter called the Principal, and
THE IETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, of Hartford, Connecticut, a corporation duly organized under the laws of the
State of Connecticut, as Surety,
hereinafter called the Surety, are held and
firmly bound unto
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE,
ARKANSAS
ourselves, our heirs,
executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and
severally, firmly
as Obligee, hereinafter called the Obligee, in
the sum of Ten Thousand and----------------------------------------------------no/100 Dollars
(s 10,000.00
), for the payment of which
sum well and truly to be made,
the said Principal
and the said Surety,bind
ourselves, our heirs,
executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and
severally, firmly
by these presents.
WHEREAS, the Principal has submitted a bid for
Parking Lot Concession,
Drake Field,
Fayetteville,
Arkansas
NOW, THEREFORE, if the Obligee shall accept the bid of the Principal and the Principal shall enter into a Contract with the
Obligee in accordance with the terms of such bid, and give such bond or bonds as may be specified in the bidding or Contract
Documents with good and sufficient surety for the faithful performance of such Contract and for the prompt payment of labor and
material furnished in the prosecution thereof, or in the event of the failure of the Principal to enter such Contract and give such
bond or bonds, if the Principal shall pay to the Obligee the difference not to exceed the penalty hereof between the amount
specified in said bid and such larger amount for which the Obligee may in good faith contract with another party.to perform the
Work covered by said bid; then this obligation shall -be null and void, otheiwise�to remain'in'full force and effect.
Signed and sealed this 25th day of March
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(Witness)
(Witness)
AIA DOCUMENT A310
BID BOND
FEBRUARY 1970 ED.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS
(s -1869-G) 10-70
AIR TERMINAL PARKING COMPANY
(Principal) (Seat)
14 akng Vice President
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Hartford, Connecticut 06115
POWER OF ATTORNEY AND CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY OF ATTORNEYS) -IN -FACT
KNOW ALL MBI BY THESE PRESENTS, THAT THE .ETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, a corporation duly organized under the laws of the
State of Connecticut. and laving its principal office in the City M Hartford, County of Hartford, State of Connecticut, hath made, constituted and appointed, and
does by these presents make, constitute and appoint Robert S. Killebrew, William As Lyman, John K. Woodworth,
Maurice 0. Horner, John F. Killebrew or Yvonne E. Elkins - -
Of Chattanooga, Tennessee , its true and lawful Attorneys-inFact, with fug power and authority hereby contained to sign,
execute and acknowledge, at any place within the United States, or. if the following line be filled in, within the area there designated
, the following instrument(s):
by his sole signature and act, any and all bonds, recognizances, contracts of indemnity, and Miter writings obligatory in the nature of a bond, recognizance, err con-
ditional undertaking, and any and all consents incident thereto
and to bind THE ,ETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, thereby as fully and to the same extent as if the same were signed by the duly authorized officers
M THE dETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, and all the acts of said Attomeys-in{act, pursuant to the authority herein given, are hereby ratified and con-
firmed.
This appointment is made under and by authority M the following Standing Resolutions M said Company which Resolutions are now in full force and effect:
-VOTED: That each of the following officers: Chairman, Vice Chairman, President, Any Executive Vice President, Any Senior Vice President, Any Vice President,
Any Assistant Vice President, Any Secretary, Any Assistant Secretary, may from time to time appoint Resident Vice Presidents, Resident Assistant Secretaries,
Attorneys -in -Fact, and Agents to act for and -on behalf M the Company and may give any such appointee such authority as his certificate of authority may
prescribe to sign with the Company's name and seal with the Company's seal bonds, fecognizences, contracts of indemnity, and other writings obligatory in the
nature of a bond, recognizance, or conditional undertaking, and any of mid officers or the Board of Directors may at any time remove any such appointee and
revoke the power and authority given him.
VOTED: That any bond, recognizance, contract of indemnity, or writing obligatory in the nature of a bond, recognizance, or conditional undertaking shall be valid
and binding upon the Company when (a) signed by the Chairman, the Vice Chairman, the President, an Executive Vice President, a Senior Vice President. a Vice
President, an AssistantVice Resident or by a Resident Vice President, pursuant to the power prescribed in the certificate of authority of such Resident Vice
President, and duty attested and sealed with the Company's seal by a Secretary or Assistant Secretary or by a Resident Assistant Secretary, pursuant to the power
prescribed in the certificate of authority of such Resident Assistant Secretary; or Ito) duly executed tunAer seal, if required) by one or more Attorneys -in -Fact pur-
suant to the power prescribed in his or their certificate or certificates of authority.
This Power of Attorney and Certificate of Authority is signed and settled by facsimile under and by authority M the following Standing Resolution voted by the
Board of Directors M THE ,ETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY which Resolution is now in full force and effect:
i VOTED: Thai the signature of each of the following officers: Chairman, Vice Chairman, Resident, Any Executive Vice Resident, Any Senior Vice President, Any
Vice Resident, Any Assistant Vice Resident, Any Secretary, Any Assistant Secretary, and the seal of the Company may be affixed by facsimile to any power M
attorney m to any certificate relating thereto appointing Resident Vice Residents. Resident Assistant Secretaries or Attorneys -in Fact for purposes only of
executing and attesting bonds and undertakings and other writings obligatory in the nature thereof, and any such power M attorney err certificate bearing such fac-
simile signature m facsimile seal shall be valid and binding upon the Company and any such power so executed and certified by such facsimile signature and fac-
simile seal shall be valid and binding upon the Company in the future with respect to any bond or undertaking to which it is attached.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE oETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY has caused this instrument to be signed by its
Secretary and its corporate seal to be hereto affixed this 13th day of March .. , 1979.- -
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, HARTFORD
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By
State of Connecticut Secretary
its Hartford
County of Hartford
On this 13th day of March , 1979 , before me persertally came VINCENT A. WAISH
to me known, who, being by me duly swam, did depose and say: that he is Secretary M
THE ,ETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, the corporation described in and which executed the above instrument; that he knows the seal M said cor-
poration; that the seal affixed to the said instrument is such corporate seal; and that he executed the said instrument W behalf M the corporation by authority M his
office under the Standing Resolutions thereof.
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' MY carnmi ion expires March 31, 19 81. NMv ery PubI IC
CERTIFICATE
I, ger ondersigned, Assistant Secretary
Connecticut, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing and attached
and furthermore, that the Standing Resolutions of the Board of
Signed antl Settled at the Home Office M the Company, In
March • 19 80
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CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY, a stock corporatim M the State M
id Certificate M Authority remains in full force and has not been revoked;
h�Mjfiv Certificate of Authority, are now in force.
Dated this 25th day M
Secretary
PAINTED IN U.S.A.
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AIR TERMINAL PARKING COMPANY
EXECUTIVE OFFICES
J SUITE 1610
COMMERCE UNION TOWER AREA CODE 615
CHATTANOOGA. TENNESSEE 37450 -PHONE 756-2771
1 March 25, 1980
' Mr. Sturman Mackey
Purchasing Officer /
City of Fayetteville
P.O. Drawer "F"
Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701
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Dear Mr. Mackey:
Air Terminal Parking Company is pleased to submit the
following proposal for the management and operation of the public
automobile parking lot at the new terminal building, Drake Field,
Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Air Terminal Parking Company operates parking facilities
in fifteen (15) states and specializes in the operation of airport
parking facilities. Attached is a list of the cities where we
operate and also a list of references, both financial and opera-
tional. We invite you to check with any of these people as to our
ability to perform.
We have visited Drake Field numerous times and are quite
familiar with the growth and expansion the airport has experienced.
Our proposal reflects the method to control traffic and parking
and, of course,. is subject to negotiated modifications.
We appreciate the opportunity of submitting this proposal
and look forward to the opportunity to discuss it with you in detail.
Sincerely,
IV
Ron R. McDonald
Vice President
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MANAGEMENT AND OPERATING PROPOSAL
For the privilege of managing and operating the public auto-
mobile parking lot at the new terminal building, Drake Field,
Fayetteville, Arkansas, Air Terminal Parking Company proposes
the following:
IMPROVEMENTS AND INSTALLATIONS:
Air Terminal Parking Company will make capital expendi-
tures of approximately $30, 000 to purchase and install the
control equipment, including but not limited to, control
booth, automatic gates, ticket dispensers, signs, revenue
control equipment, etc. for the effective control of the
parking facilities as shown on the attached traffic control
plan. We have indicated the location of the parking control
equipment and the cashier's booth on this plan which was
provided by the City of Fayetteville. We have also enclosed
brochures describing the control equipment and cashier's
booth that we propose to install subject to approval of the
Board of Directors of the City of Fayetteville.
FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS:
SIGNS:
Air Terminal Parking Company will, at its expense, through-
out the term of the lease or any extension thereof, expand
the commercial parking areas as the need arises provided the
terms and conditions are mutually agreed upon between the
City and Air Terminal Parking Company prior to such expan-
sion.
We will erect a sufficient amount of uniform traffic and
parking regulatory signs throughout the area to assist the
public and insure a smooth traffic flow. The design and
installation to be approved by the City..'
' OPERATION:
' Those employed to operate the facility shall be uniformly
dressed, courteous and polite to the customer at all times,
' and shall be subject to dismissal upon complaint or sug-
gestion of the City Manager, Our Resident Manager will
have full responsibility for the day-to-day operation. We
1 have the management depth and assigned areas of responsi-
bility to provide for a well-balanced, highly responsive
parking operation. The Director of Operations maintains
close contact through regular inspections and visits to review
and check the operation with the Resident Manager. Close
' communication will be maintained with the Airport Manager
by the Regional Vice President to insure satisfactory parking
' objectives are being met on a continuing basis.
INSURANCE:
We will execute application for, procure, and keep in full
force and effect during the term of the lease and concession
agreement, insurance policies providing indemnification
against loss from fire and like perils, and public liability
coverage with minimum limits of $100, 000/$300, 000 for
bodily injury and a limit of $25, 000 for property damage.
We agree to keep, save and hold harmless the City
from any and all claims for injury or damages arising out
of or in connection with the operation of the parking facility.
UTILITIES
' We will pay the utility costs incident to the operation of the
parking equipment. The City will furnish power for the
existing parking lot lights.
MAINTENANCE:
' We will, at our expense, maintain all signs and equipment
in good repair during the term of the lease. The parking
area will be kept clean of all rubbish, including snow removal,
etc.
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The term of the lease shall be for a period of ten (10)
years with the option to renew for five (5) years upon the
same terms and conditions. In the event a five (5) year
term is desired, the first five (5) year's guaranteed rentals
shall apply and the percentages shall remain as indicated.
RENTAL:
Based on the attached Traffic and Parking control plan,
Air Terminal agrees to pay the Airport a guaranteed annual
rental or the percentage rental, whichever is the greatest
amount for each year of the term of the lease agreement.
The minimum annual guaranteed rental shall be:
1st
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$42,500.00
6th
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$ 70,000.00
2nd
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48,500.00
7th
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80,000.00
3rd
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55,
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8th
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95,
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4th
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60,
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9th
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110,
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5th
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65,
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10th
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125,
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or the following percentages
whichever is the greater:
50% of the gross parking lot
per year up to $100,000 per
65% of the gross parking lot
per year up to $150, 000 per
of the parking lot receipts,
receipts in excess of $0
year, plus
receipts in excess of $100,000
year, plus
75% of the gross parking lot receipts in excess of $150, 000
per year up to $200, 000 per year, plus
87. 5% of the gross parking lot receipts in excess of $200, 000
per year.
PARKING RATES
The initial parking rates shall be as follows:
0 to 2 Hours $ .50
Each Additional Hour . 25
Maximum each 24 Hours 2. 00
EMPLOYEE PARKING:
All terminal building employees shall be allowed to park in
the area which shall be set aside for their exclusive use.
The fee to be charged shall be $10.00 per month per space.
A minimum of five (5) spaces shall be reserved for the
exclusive use of City officials and City Employees. There
shall be no charge to the City or its employees for the use
of these spaces and they shall be assessible twenty-four
(24) hours per day.
RECORDS:
Air Terminal Parking Company shall maintain at all times
an up-to-date record of the true and complete accounts of
the sales and business transacted and shall furnish a true,
correct, and accurate monthly statement. Said statement
shall be certified to be correct and complete. The City
shall have full and free access during all reasonable hours
to the books and records of business transacted including,
but not limited to cash register tapes, sales tickets, and
tax returns or reports. We shall furnish the City a copy
of the sales tax reports filed in the office of the Commissioner
of Revenues of the State of Arkansas, if any.
RESTAURANT VALIDATION: i
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concerned. The agreement would provide restaurant patrons
with an agreed upon amount of free parking who have actually
spent a minimum amount in the restaurant.
RENTAL CARS:
All rental cars will be allowed to park free in the areas
designated. Any changes in this area will be at the dis-
cretion of the City.
OTHERS:
Taxi, freight pickup and delivery, fuel trucks, contractors,
hanger owners or lessees will be given free access to their
areas.
We have included the Specifications For Parking Lot Concession,
Drake Field, Fayetteville, Arkansas including the executed Certificate
of Bidder regarding Equal Employment Opportunity and the Certification
of Nonsegregated Facilities forms as apart of our proposal.
As evidenced by the attached list of operational and financial
references, we have the experience, finances and stability to perform
all the functions to insure the City of Fayetteville a first-class parking
operation. '
We appreciate the opportunity to present this proposal for your
consideration and will be happy to negotiate modifications. Should you
have any questions, please do not hesitate to let me know.
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LIST OF CITIES IN WHICH AIR TERMINAL
PARKING COMPANY OPERATES FACILITIES
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
LOCATION
ABILENE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
HOSPITAL LOCATION
ASHEVILLE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
', ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA ESLER FIELD AIRPORT
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA BUSH FIELD AIRPORT
' BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
I. CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA
' COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA
GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA
IMACON, GEORGIA
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DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA
' MELBOURNE, FLORIDA
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA
,I WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA
' LAUREL-HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI
' FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON AFB/INT'L. AIRPORT
HOSPITAL LOCATIONS
COLUMBIA METROPOLITAN AIRPORT
HOSPITAL LOCATION
DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS
DAYTONA BEACH REGIONAL AIRPORT
MELBOURNE REGIONAL AIRPORT
TALLAHASSEE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
PINE BELT REGIONAL AIRPORT
NEW HANOVER COUNTY AIRPORT
GULFPORT-BILOXI REGIONAL AIRPORT
FLORENCE CITY -COUNTY AIRPORT
KILLEEN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
KILLEEN, TEXAS
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ROME, GEORGIA
' JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA
ISOUTH BEND, INDIANA
KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
NAPLES, FLORIDA
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA
MYRTLE BEACH, SOUTH CAROLINA
WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA
ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
IEUREKA, CALIFORNIA
MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
' NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
HARLINGEN, TEXAS
LOCATION
HOSPITAL LOCATION
JACKSONVILLE INT'L. AIRPORT
LYNCHBURG MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
MICHIANA REGIONAL AIRPORT
STALLINGS FIELD AIRPORT
GAINESVILLE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
JACKSON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
NAPLES MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
CHARLOTTESVILLE - ALBEMARLE
AIRPORT
MYRTLE BEACH CIVIL JETPORT
SMITH REYNOLDS AIRPORT
ROCHESTER MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
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BLUE GRASS FIELD
EUREKA-ARCATA AIRPORT
MONTEREY PENINSULA AIRPORT
CHATTANOOGA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
NASHVILLE METROPOLITAN AIRPORT
HARLINGEN METROPOLITAN AIRPORT
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI GOLDEN TRIANGLE REGIONAL AIRPORT
MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI MERIDIAN MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
' FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS FORT SMITH MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
OPERATIONAL REFERENCES
AIRPORTS: Hon. Pat Rose, Mayor
CITY OF CHATTANOOGA
Chattanooga, Tennessee
lion, Joseph -P. Riley; .Jr. Mayor
CITY OF CHARLESTON
Charleston, South Carolina
Mr. Victor A. Moreau, Director
ESLER FIELD AIRPORT
Alexandria, Louisiana
Mr. Glenn Meeks, Director
ABILENE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
Abilene, Texas
Mr. J. Hampton Manning, Director
AUGUSTA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
Augusta, Georgia
Mr. Charles M. Boggs, Manager
CHARLOTTESVILLE -ALBEMARLE
AIRPORT
Charlottesville, Virginia
_Mr. George A. Rubino
CHARLESTON AFB/INT'L. AIRPORT
Charleston, South Carolina
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Mr. Herbert L. Banks, Director
CHATTANOOGA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Mr. Douglas Wolfe, Director ,
DAYTONA BEACH REGIONAL AIRPORT
Daytona Beach, Florida
Mr. Jesse Moorhead, Director
LYNCHBURG MUNICIPAL AIRPORT -
Lynchburg, Virginia
(615) 267-6681
(803) 722-7223
(318) 445-4235
(915) 677-6050
(404) 798-3236
(804) 973-8341
(803) 744-3644
(615) 892-1666
(904) 252-1218
(703) 239-6771^
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MELBOURNE REGIONAL AIRPORT
Melbourne, Florida
Mr. Robert Johnson, Manager (904) 576-1720
TALLAHASSEE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
I. Tallahassee, Florida
Mr. James F. Groves, Manager r (501)646-1681
' FORT SMITH MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
Fort Smith, :Arkansas
Mr. Garwood Judah, Director (219) 233-2185
MICHIANA REGIONAL AIRPORT
' South Bend, Indiana
Mr. James A. Hodges, Chairman (919) 523-1121
LENOIR COUNTY- CITY OF KINSTON
AIRPORT COMMISSION
Kinston, North Carolina
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY AIRPORT
Wilmington, North Carolina
' Mr. Jerry Sealy - (904) 378-5381
• Airport Manager
I- CITY OF GAINESVILLE
Gainesville, Florida
' Mr. Robert M. Crisp, Sr. Director (501) 372-3439
LITTLE ROCK MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
Little Rock, Arkansas
Mr. William Rankin III,. Manager L (919) 767-6361
' SMITH REYNOLDS AIRPORT ' .
Winston Salem, North Carolina
Mr. Robert P. Pasqualicchio, Manager (803) 272-5772
MYRTLE BEACH CIVIL JETPORT
•, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Mr. Guy Kulstad
EUREKA-ARCATA AIRPORT
Eureka, California
Mr. L. H. Helgerson, Manager
ROCHESTER MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
Rochester, Minnesota
(707) 839-1501
(507) 282-2328
Mr. O.N. Ford, Manager (408) 373-3731
MONTEREY PENINSULA AIRPORT
Monterey, California
Mr. James Graham
President -Executive Director
METROPOLITAN NASHVILLE AIRPORT
Nashville, Tennessee
(615) 259-3801
Mr. Richard Cleveland, Director o (305) 683-5722
PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
West Palm Beach, .Florida 4
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JACKSONVILLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Jacksonville, Florida
FINANCIAL: Mr. Earl Platt -
Chairman of the Board
PIONEER BANK
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Mr. Wilbert P. Rundles,- President
UNITED BANK
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Mr. William Jacobs
', Vice President
FIRST TENNESSEE BANK
Chattanooga, Tennessee
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V. O. DRAWER F
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NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS
15011 521-7700
The City of Fayetteville, Arkansas will accept sealed bids until 10:00
a.m. on March 25, , 1980 at the Purchasing Office, City
Administration Building, 113 t4. Mountain Street, Fayetteville, AR. for
the public automobile parking lot concession at the new Drake Field
Terminal Building, Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Bid forms, specifications airport terminal layout plans may be obtained
from the Purchasing Office. The City reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids, waive formalities in the bidding and to make
a bid award deemed to he in the best interest of the City.
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Purchasing Officer
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS
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NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS
Airport Parking Lot Bid Specifications
Drake Field
I. Addendum to Specifications
The specifications for bid proposals scheduled to be received by
10:00 a.m. March 25, 1980 for the public parking lot concession at
' Drake Field, Fayetteville, Arkansas are hereby amended by adding the
following:
1 Approximately thirty five (35) parking spaces shall be set asiide
for the exclusive use of Terminal Building Employees. These spaces
will be paid for at the rate of $10.00 per month per space.
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Informational Item:
1 Total estimated enplanements for 1979 at Drake Field were 84,000.
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1. Description of concession:
This Invitation covers the operation of the public automobile parking lot at the new
Terminal Building, Drake Field, Fayetteville, Arkansas.
2. Proposal Information ---
Proposals will be received at the date, time and place as specified in the invitation.
Proposals received after the date and time specified will not be considered.
3. Qualifications of each party submitting a proposal:
Consideration will be given to submitted proof of the experience and skill of each
company in the management and operation of public and airport parking facilities.
Experience requirements:
Any party submitting a proposal shall have operated a public and/or airport parking
facilities within the United States, for an uninterrupted period of three years up
to the date proposals are received, and shall submit evidence of ability to operate
the concession in a manner commensurate with the highest standard of similar oper-
ations at modern airport terminals. The City of Fayetteville reserves the right to
require submission of additional evidence of such qualifications, and may review
and seek verification of the financial capability of any party. The Board of
Directors of the City of Fayetteville shall be the sole judge of the party best
qualified to undertake and operate the concession.
4. Bonded performance:
A performance bond in the amount of $100,000, effective during the term of the
contract or any extension thereof, shall be furnished by the successful bidder
and a bid bond or certified check for $10,000 assuring the execution of the
contract, if awarded to a party, shall accompany its bid.
5. Proposal Plans:.
The companies will submit their suggestions for improvements to the parking
facilities, along with prints of the proposed improvements and/or expansion and
the estimated amounts of investment by the company for such improvements and/or
planned expansion. All plans for improvements on the parking facilities shall be
subject to approval, in writing, by the Fayetteville City Board of Directors
prior to the undertaking, construction or installtion of the same.
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In addition to the proposed improvements and/or expansion program (with prints)
and the amount of investment by bidder, the proposals shall also include the
following:
(T). Proposed parking fees or rates.
(2) Proposed term of contract beyond the minimum of five years.
6. Operation of Facilities:
The Concessionaire shall man the customer parking lot with uniformed attendants
and shall maintain a standard of service and courtesy that is acceptable to the
Fayetteville City Manager. The designated areas and facilities installed will be
kept in a clean, painted and well -maintained, condition by the Concessionaire.
The Concessionaire shall maintain at all times an up-to-date record of the true
and complete accounts of the sales and business transacted and shall furnish a
true, correct, and accurate monthly statement. Said statement shall be certified
by the vendor to be correct and complete. The City shall have full and free
access during all reasonable hours to the vendor's books and records of business
transacted including, but not limited to cash register tapes, sales tickets,
and tax returns or reports. The Concessionaire shall furnish the City a copy
of the sales tax reports filed by the vendor in the office of the Commissioner of
Revenues of the State of Arkansas.
The City of Fayetteville will agree to furnish all the necessary electricity for
the lighting of all public parking areas at its own expense. The concessionaire
will be responsible for necessary snow removal during the winter months. The
City will provide the necessary striping of the parking spaces in controlled
areas as designated or agreed upon. All other operational items will be
subject to mutual agreement including any change in fees or rates.
7. Examination of Site:
Each party shall examine carefully the terminal areas of the airport and the
sites of the areas of controlled parking. It will be assumed that those sub-
mitting proposals have investigated and are fully informed as to the conditions
to be encountered. Airport terminal layout is attached for convenience of
bidders.
8. Insurance:
Concessionaire will
maintain liability
coverage in the
amount of
$100,00/$300,000
for public liability and $25,000 for property damage and furnish the City -of
Fayetteville with copies of all policies in force during the term of the initial
contract and any renewal contract.
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The undersigned, if awarded the parking concession described herein, agrees to
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the concession'and to pay the City of Fayetteville a minimum annual guaranty for
each of the years for the term of the lease against a percentage of the gross
annual receipts whichever is the greater. Guaranty fee shall be paid on the first
day of each month, payable in advance, balance to be computed and paid monthly
within fifteen days of the end of the month for which the payment is computed.
A party submitting a proposal must disclose, upon request of the City, all
interested parties, if an individual proprietorship or partnership, and the
officers and principal stockholders, if a corporation, and the date under which
the corporation was incorporated in Arkansas or of its admission to do business
in Arkansas.
10. Delivery of Proposal:
All proposals must be submitted in sealed envelopes bearing the following infor-
mation on the outside:
(1) Name of Company.
(2) Address.
(3) The name of the concession for which the bid is submitted.
(4) The date and time bids are to be opened.
Enclosed with the proposals shall be submitted the bid guaranty of $10,000
specified in Paragraph 4 above. If forwarded by mail, the sealed bid envelope
must be enclosed in another envelope addressed to the Purchasing Officer,
City of Fayetteville, P.O. Drawer"F", Fayetteville, Arkansas and sent by
registered mail.
11. Withdrawal of Bids:
No proposal may be withdrawn for a period of 30 days after the date of opening.
12. Execution of Contract:
The company to whom the contract is awarded shall enter into a contract with the
City of Fayetteville for this concession within thirty days after award. Date
of execution shall be the effective date of the contract. Failure on the part
of the company to promptly enter into a contract within this period shall be
cause for cancellation of the award and forfeiture of the $10,000 bid guaranty.
13.'-The"City of Fayetteville, Arkansas reserves the right to accept or reject any
or all bid proposals, waive formalities in the bidding and to make a bid award
deemed to be most advantageous to the City over the term of the initial contract,
even though such proposal does not offer the highest initial financial return to
the City.
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14.. Civil Rights - The proposed contract is under, and subject to, Executive Order
11246 of September 23, 1965; and all applicable Federal and State Civil Rights
laws and regulations. Each Bidder covenants that he (they) will not, on the
grounds of race, color, or national origin, discriminate or permit discrimination
against any person or croup of persons in any manner prohibited by Part 21 of the
Department of Transportation and Regulations as required by Part 21, Appendix C(b)
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15. Equal Employment Opportunity - No Person shall he discriminated against on
account of race, color, national origin, sex, age, marital status, or
handicap in the hiring, training, promotion, compensation, or any other personnel
practice conducted by the vendor in violation of applicable federal laws and
regulations.
Women will be afforded equal opportunity in all areas of employment. However,
the employment of women shall not diminish the standards or requirements for
employment of minorities.
16. The attached Certification of Bidder Renardino Equal Employment Opportunity must
be completed and signed and submitted with the bid proposal.
17. The Certification of Nonsegregated Facilities must be executed and submitted
with the bid proposal.
18. A minimum of 5 spaces shall be reserved for the exclusive use of City Officials
and City employees. There shall be'no charge to the City or its employees
for use of these spaces. Twenty-four hour access shall be provided for use
of these spaces.
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The vendor certifies that he does not maintain or provide for his employees
or customers any segregated facilities -at any of his establishments, and that
he does not permit his employees to perform their services at any location,
under his control, where segregated facilities are maintained. The vendor
certifies further that he will not maintain or provide for his employees or
customers any segregated facilities at any of his establishments, and that
he will not permit his employees to perform their services at any location,
under his control, where segregated facilities are maintained. The vendor
agrees that a breach of this certification is a violation of the equal
opportunity clause in this bid and any contract. As used in this certifica-
tion, the term "segregated facilities" means any waiting rooms, work areas,
restrooms and washrooms, restaurants and other eating areas, tineclecks, locker
rooms and other storage or dressing areas, parking lots, drinking fountains,
recreation or entertainment areas, transportation, and housing facilities
provided for employees which are segregated by explicit directive or are in
fact segregated on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin,
because of habit, local custom, or any other reason. The vendor agrees that
(except where he .has obtained identical certifications from proposed subcontractors
for specific time periods) he will obtain identical certifications from proposed
subcontractors prior to the award of subcontracts exceeding $10,000 which are
not exempt from the provisions of the equal opportunity clause, and that he
will retain such certifications in his files.
NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE CONTRACTORS OF REQUIREMENT FOR CERTIFICATION OF
NONSEGREGATED FACILITIES:
A Certification of Nonsegregated Facilities -must be submitted prior to the
award of a contract or subcontract exceeding $10,000 which is not exempt
from the provisions of the Equal Opportunity Clause.
Certification - The information above is true and complete to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
Ron R. McDonald Vice President
Name gnd title of Sinner Pease Tvne
March 25, 1980
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NOTE: The penalty for making false statements in offers is prescribed in
18 U.S.C. 1001.
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CERTIFICATION OF BIDDER REGARDING
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
INSTRUCTIONS
This certification is required pursuant to Executive Order 112:6 (30 F. R. 1231925). The implementing
rules and regulations provide that any bidder or prospective contrcc:ar, or any of their proposed subcon-
tractors, shall state as an initial part of the bid or negotiations of the contract whether it has partic i.
pated in any previous contract or subcontract subject to the equal opportunity clause; and, if so, whether
it has filed all compliance reports due under applicable instructions.
Where the certification indicates that the bidder has not filed a compliance report due under applicable
instructions, such bidder sholl be required to submit o compliance report within seven calendar days
after bid opening. No contract shall be awarded unless such report is submitted,
CERTIFICATION BY BIDDER
Bidder's Nome: Air Terminal Parking Company 1610 Commerce Union Tower
Address:
'' Chattanooga, Tennessee 37450
1. Bidder has participated in a previous contract or subcontract subject to the Equal Opportunity
Clause. Yes ® Na
2. Compliance reports were required to be filed in connection with such contract or subcontract.
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3. Bidder has filed all compliance reports due under applicable instructions, including SF -100.
Yes D No None Required �]
4. If answer to item 3 is " No," please explain in detail on reverse side of this certification.
Certification — The information above is true and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Ron R. McDonald Vice President
NAME AND
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The procedures -methods set forth in this manual are
' designed to meet the high standard of service desired by the
'. City of Fayetteville in the day to day operation of the public
parking lots at Fayetteville Municipal Airport.
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Parking Company's system, some are of necessity tailored to
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Our Resident Manager will have full responsibility for the
' day-to-day operation. As reflected in the organizational chart below,
' Air Terminal has the management depth and assigned areas of
I. responsibility to provide for a well-balanced, highly responsive
parking operation.
' The Director of Operations maintains close contact through
regular inspections and visits to review and check the operation with
the Resident Manager.
The Regional Vice President will maintain close communication
with the Airport Director to insure satisfactory parking objectives
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RESIDENT MANAGER
Air Terminal Parking Company's resident manager will
have the full responsibility for the day to day operation and his
duties will consist of, but not be limited to, the following:
1. Plan, coordinate, schedule and be generally responsible
for the work of all supervisors and employees of the Operator at
the Airport.
2. Abide by and insure adherence to established policies,
rules, procedures and regulations of the Airport, as well as the
provisions of the Management Agreement between the City.
and Air Terminal Parking.
3. Be responsible for all administrative requirements of
Air Terminal"at the Airport. w.
4. Maintain close liaison with the police having authority at
the Airport in handling problems of mutual concern such as prohibited
vehicles, avoiding traffic congestion leading into and out of the lots,
and other items relative to security and property of both the City-.
and the patrons involved in parking operations.
5. Initiate and direct the orientation of new employees as
well as efforts designed to improve the efficiency of employees
already on duty.
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his duly designated representative on a day-to-day basis.
7. Be responsible for achieving an acceptable level of
public relations by all employees of Air Terminal at the Airport,
instructing employees to render the utmost courtesy in dealings
with the public.
8. Assist in setting and enforcing standards for parking
employee's personal appearance and demeanor, including but not
limited to attitude, personal contact with patrons and dress.
9.. Prepare required reports to management and conduct
spot checks for -accuracy of all clerical records.'
10. Be responsible for the selection and dismissal of
parking personnel of Air Terminal at the Airport.
11. Check booths, parking equipment and area for conditions
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and serviceability.
12. Air Terminal is "An Equal Opportunity Employer" and
the Manager has the responsibility to comply with all Federal
regulations pertaining to non-discrimination in the hiring of employees.
CASHIERS
Each cashier will be responsible for collecting the proper
amount of money for each ticket processed. This will be accomp-
lished by following the following procedures.
Take the parking ticket from the customer, compute time and
fee. Collect the proper fee and deposit in cash drawer.Upon
closing the drawer, the gate will raise letting the customer out of
the lot. This completes the transaction.
At the end of the shift, prepare the shift report, number ATP -
42, as outlined in the accounting and revenue control section.
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ACCOUNTING AND REVENUE CONTROL
Each cashier will complete a shift report, No. ATP -42,
at the end of the shift which shall include the number of tickets
processed and a breakdown of the number of tickets by price.
The report and the proper amount of money will be sealed in an
envelope and deposited in the safe.
The Manager will verify each shift report by checking
the report and combine all shift reports into a master report,
ATP -38, daily. Copies of. the shift reports, the master report
and deposit slip is forwarded to the accounting department for
home office audit daily.
Unannounced visits by the company. auditor are made periodically
to make on the spot checks -to make sure all accounting and control
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In the event a customer loses or misplaces the claim
check, they are required to fill out a lost claim check," form
ATP -19. The customer should fill this form out completely.
While the customer is filling out the lost claim check form, the
inventory book should be consulted to make certain as to the
number of days the vehicle was parked. After determining the
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Before the customer leaves, verify the information on the lost
claim check form by comparing it to their driver's license.
A copy of this form is included in the forms section of
this manual.
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A. Cashier's Booths
Each attendant is responsible for the cleanliness of the
booth during his shift. This means that the windows are
cleaned, the floor swept, and the counters cleaned during the
periods when they are not actively engaged in cashiering
tickets.. Any employee starting his shift and finding the booth
in a untidy or unclean condition should report the incident to
his supervisor.
B. Parking Lot
The, cleaning maintenance of'the parking lot is the responsibility
of Air Terminal. The area immediately surrounding the cashier
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adjustments to the equipment so that customer service will not
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minor adjustments will not remedy the problem, it shall be
promptly reported to the Manager.
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Inotify the Manager who will handle the complaint. . The Manager
will make a report advising the nature and disposition of the
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and the City's representative will be notified as .to the nature of
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receipt of the complaint.
1" INJURY
In the event of a reported:injury.occuring to a customer
or employee, the Manager will be notified promptly and, if
available, will handle the situation. If unavailable, the cashier
' or employee to whom the injury is reported will offer every
'' assistance and complete a General Injury Report, ATP -45. The
Manager will .follow-up at the first opportunity'. '
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Date & Time Car Was Picked -Up:.
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Par-Kut
portable
single unit
offices
and booths
These versatile offices and booths
are complete and ready for
immediate use when delivered to
your site. Strong, single unit, all
welded steel construction means
years of trouble -free use and easy
relocation. A ready -to -use Par-Kut
office or booth arrives pre -finished
and pre -wired to our standard
specifications, or your special
requirements.
The standard sizes shown in this
brochure will fill almost every
requirement. Or you may take
advantage of our free design service
to answer any special size and site
requirements.
a Par-Kut
for every
application
Hundreds of Par-Kut movable
offices and booths have been
installed in 45 states, Canada and
the Carribbean in the past thirteen
years. Attendant and self park
systems • garages and ramps
• surface lots • gas stations • car
washes • municipal facilities
• hotels and motels • airports
• factories • government
installations • banks • hospitals
• schools • truck dispatch.
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standard units
3'x4' booth
Most often used for operations from an
island or garage exit, and to supplement
service from a larger booth during peak
periods. Booth is equipped with sliding
doors, counter and heater. Model #43.
This model is also available in a 42" x 42"
size (with swinging door) for one man or
part-time operations, (Model #42) and
3' x 5' (Model #53) with 12" canopy, one
or two sliding doors, or swinging door.
Model #53 is a complete compact unit for
full service operations.
5'x6' booth
This versatile medium size office is in use
in a wide range of operations. Large
enough for two men, has two sliding doors
(also available with swinging doors) and
is available with cashier's window and
package shelf for customer walk-up oper-
ations. Unit is complete with seat, shelf,
counter, drawer, heater, light and duplex
outlet, breaker box and breakers. Model
#65.
3'x6' booth
This office is the most desirable unit where
space is at a premium. Two sliding doors
allow it to be used at entrance or exit
islands, or in driveway. Canopy may be
ordered to extend from 6" to 30" on all
sides, for maximum weather protection.
Booth includes counter, shelf, light and
wall outlet, and wall heater. Model #63.
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5'x8' booth
This self-contained building includes a rest
room with all fixtures. (Fixtures are
packaged separately for shipment, and
require plumbing and piping on site.) If
your needs, or local building codes, include
a restroom, this office is the answer. It's
ready for use after plumbing and utility
hook-up. Includes sliding doors, counter,
drawer, heater, light and wall outlets,
screened side windows. Unit may be
shipped in your choice of enamel colors,
cast -stone or framed and ready to brick.
Model #85.
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13 years experience backs our latest booth
design. This attractive new booth is 3'x 6'
(at window line) and is planned to give
maximum convenience and utility in a
minimum amount of space. Complete with
sliding doors, counter, locking cash drawer,
electric heater, duplex outlet, recessed
light and your choice of two-tone enamel
finish. Model #66.
5'x10' booth
This roomy office is designed for two or
more men. Large counters, drawers, sliding
doors and heater provide this unit with a
basis for adaptability. If you require a
restroom, partitioning for storage, or space
for desk or other equipment, this office
can answer your needs. Standard unit
includes wiring, lights, electrical outlets,
heater, sliding doors, full counter, and
4'x7' booth
Ideal for heavy traffic operations, airports
or multiple exit lots. This two -man office
has counter and drawer at each end and
two sliding doors (offset for maximum
efficiency). Also available with opposite
facing doors and choice of sliding or roller
windows. Unit is delivered complete with
counters, drawers, heater and electrical
service, and is ready for use after electrical
hook-up. Model #74.
standard
interiors
Paneling is fabricated from 18 gauge cold -
rolled steel. Floors are 4 -way safety plate
fabricated from 12 gauge hot -rolled steel.
All offices are delivered complete with
wall heater, electric outlet, light fixture,
shelves (or counter as indicated), storage
drawer, windows and offset or opposite
doors. Standard counter height is 38"
abovefloor. Locking cash drawer is optional.
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in -plant offices
A Par-Kut in -plant office starts with your
requirements. First consider one of our
standard offices without a canopy, and
other minor adaptations. Or tell us what
you need and we will design an office
especially tailored to your plans. At Par-
Kut ... engineering and fabricating are
part of our name.
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standard
exteriors
Paneling and tubing for Par-Kuts are
fabricated from 14 gauge hot -rolled steel.
Offices are finished and shipped as
specified: In your choice of enamel color.
applied over a rust inhibitive primer,
prime -painted for on -site painting, finished
in cast stone, or framed and ready to brick
at site. Canopy varies with booth size,
but generally extends 4.6,12 or 18 inches.
All booths are available without canopy
for inside use. Standard base height is 4"
for use outside and 3" for use inside. All
Par-Kut offices are pre -finished, pre -wired,
pre -assembled and delivered ready to
install at your site.
optional equipment
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LOCKING CASH DRAWERS: Over -counter and under -counter models available.
Choice of wood or metal case. All wood parts are kiln dried hardwood. Units
have roller mechanism, key lock, and warning bell that rings when drawer
opens. Send for catalog sheet and price list on complete line of locking cash
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Under floor
heaters are
available for all Par-Kut offices. Electric
of
any size can
be provided
to meet special requirements.
ORS & WINDOWS: Roller windows and sliding or swinging doors available
your specifications. Opening inserts for doors and cashier's window can
o be provided.
EXTERIOR TRIM: Canopy sizes may be varied to meet any requirement. Fluo-
rescent lights can be mounted on canopy for night operation.
INTERIOR TRIM: Extra shelves, formica counter tops, drawers, foam rubber
seats and vinyl asbestos tile floors are available on request.
REST ROOMS: Complete, compact
rest rooms are available with
all units 5'
x 8'
and larger. Units with rest rooms
include fixtures (lavatory, water closet
and
,{accessories) and are ready for use after plumbing, piping and
utility hook-up.
Ifandard specifications
Par-Kut pre -fabricated booths
Preassembled (office, booth) units shall be Model _ _ manufactured by Par-Kut
Engineering & Fabricating, Inc., Mt. Clemens, Michigan. Units shall be furnished complete
:and ready to set in place on the site and shall include the following:
'1. Units shall be all welded steel construction with 14 ga. hot -rolled steel panels and
tubing on the exterior and 18 ga. interior panels and trim. Flooring shall be 12 ga. hot -rolled
,steel, 4 -way safety plate.
2. Canopies shall extend (4", 6", 8", 12", 18", 30") beyond ends and sides of unit walls.
3. Units shall be (all steel panel exterior construction, cast stone exterior panel con-
struction, or framed for site application of brick exterior panels).
4. All steel surfaces shall be painted with a rust inhibitive primer. All exposed interior
and exterior steel surfaces shall be additionally painted with (one, two) coat(s) of enamel
in color(s) as selected by the architect.
5. Units shall be complete with all internal wiring required and ready for site connection(s).
6. Door(s) shall be aluminum construction and include glazing, locks and hardware (sliding
doors standard —swinging doors, opening inserts optional).
• 7. Windows shall be aluminum construction and include glazing, locks and hardware.
• (Sliding windows standard —roller windows and cashiers windows optional).
8. Electrical heater for unit(s) shall be standard 4000 watt, 240 VAC, or 1500 watt, 115
VAC wall mounted standard units (under floor heaters —optional). Note: other capacity
heaters available when specified here.
9. Counter shall be painted steel (laminated plastic top —optional), and include 16" wi
metal storage drawer (locking cash drawer, with warning safety bell optional).
10. Plumbing fixtures (available only for Models 85 and 105) shall be as follows: (Speci
manufacturer, model and accessory equipment for fixtures and/or other rest room accesso
ries such as mirrors, soap dispensers, etc.).
short form specifications
Install pre -assembled steel office Model No. _____ as manufactured by Par-Kut Engineerin
& Fabricating, Inc. Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
delivery
Par-Kut movable offices can be delivered to your site by our trucks or commercial carrier,
at your option and depending on required delivery time.
Write or call for further information: Par-Kut Engineering & Fabricating, Inc.
25500 Joy Blvd., Mt. Clemens, Michigan 48043 O Phone: 313-468-2947
design services
If your operational and site requirements are
unique, our professional staff will design a booth
or office to your exact requirements. Par-Kut has
over 13 years experience designing and building
portable single unit structures for unusual size and
site requirements. We have fulfilled special needs
for clients in 45 states, Canada, Puerto Rico and
the Virgin Islands. There is no additional charge
for this service.
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AN INDUSTRY LEADER
Par -Kul International has been building portable
steel buildings since 1954. Many thousand
Par-Kut booths, including those built over two
decades ago, are in constant use in all 50 states,
Canada and the Caribbean.
Par-Kut booths are built to last. The strong,
single unit, all welded galvanized steel construc-
tion insures years of trouble -free use. Factory
assembled, they are complete and ready to use
when delivered by one of Par-Kut's own trucks.
Par-Kut buildings serve a multitude of needs.
Choose from 12 standard models or take
advantage of Par-Kut's free design service. And a
wide variety of options are available.
As a leader in the industry, Par-Kut can best
solve your need. And at surprisingly low cost.
Let Par-Kut build you a long-lasting booth to
meet your exact requirements.
STANDARD EQUIPMENT
APPLICABLE TO 12 STANDARD MODELS
ILLUSTRATED • one sliding or swinging
aluminum door • solid or sliding windows with
screens • tempered safety glass • shelf or
counter as indicated • storage drawer • wall
heater • fluorescent light fixture • duplex
electrical outlet • circuit breaker box • breakers
• fiberglass insulated walls • insulated roof
elevated steel base • safety plate steel floor
four anchor clips at base • canopy • lifting ring
in roof • rust inhibitor primer applied to all metal
surfaces • choice of a single enamel paint color
— exterior and interior • paint applied electro-
statically.
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
• elevated base • plywood and vinyl asbestos tile
floor • carpeting • formica counter tops • foam
rubber seats • additional shelves • locking cash
drawer • built-in restroom for units 5' x 8' and
larger • accoustical ceiling • recessed interior
lights • built in air-conditioning • special wiring
• 208 VAC, 240 VAC and other size wall and
ceiling heaters • combination air -heal • exhaust
fan • additional electrical outlets • fluorescent
lighting on canopy • spot lights • removable
burglar screens • welded burglar bars • steel
doors • swinging doors • rolling cashier's
window • tinted glass • Plexiglas or unbreakable
polycarbonate glazing • color anodized alum-
inum doors and windows • cast stone finish
•ready -to -brick finish • custom paint colors •
choice of canopy size • no canopy for inside use
• blank -out walls or panels • bullet -resistant
construction.
NOTE: Floor plans indicate standard location of
door and counter.
3' x 4' BOOTH
Favored for one person or
part-time operation.
Economical and compact.
MODEL 43
3' x 5' BOOTH
Mini size for supplemental
service with another booth
or during peak periods.
MODEL 53
3' x 6' BOOTH
Desirable where space is
limited. Can include two doors
for use at entrance -exit island.
MODEL 63
4' x 4' BOOTH
Large enough for comfortable
full-time service. All
around visability. Attractive.
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4' x 6' BOOTH 5' x 8' BOOTH
Maximum convenience in a
minimum of space. Omit canopy Available with two doors
for full service. Order doors
for inside building service. offset for two-way traffic.
MODEL 64 L MODEL 85
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4' x 7' BOOTH
Ideal for heavy traffic --�- "•-
operations. Counter and r - �-
drawer at both ends for
two-way service.
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booth. Versatile size unit covers
a wide range of applications.
MODEL 65
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5' x 8' IN PLANT OFFICE
Supervisory office. Provides
isolation from noise.
Comfortable privacy
and good visability.
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5'x9'
WITH RESTROOM
Permits continual service,
Ready to use after hook-ups.
Restroom measures 40" x 58".
MODEL 95R
5' x 10' BOOTH
Roomy unit accommodates tw
or more persons, partitions,
desks, and other equipment.
MODEL 105
6'x6'BOOTH
Medium size unit with
3600 visibility. Locate
doors to suit.
MODEL 66
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DESIGN SERVICE
RELOCATE ANY TIME
LOCKING CASH DRAWER
Par-Kut has over 20 years experience
designing and building portable struc-
tures. II your requirements are unique,
Par-Kut's professional staff will design a
building to fill them. There is no
additional charge for this service.
IDENTIFICATION NAMEPLATE
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Affixed to every Par-Kut booth is a metal
nameplate. It carries Par-Kut identifica-
tion and a stamped serial number. More
than that, the plate signifies that the
finest materials and quality workmanship
were used in the construction, Look for
the Par-Kut nameplate.
II is easy to move a Par-Kut booth. An eye
boll in the roof permits booth to be lifted
by crane. Or lift and move with a fork lift
truck.
STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
STRUCTURAL: Units shall be all welded galvanized steel
construction with 14 ga. hot -rolled steel panels and
tubing on the exterior and 18 ga. interior panels and trim.
BASE AND FLOORING: Standard base height shall be 4"
for outside use and 3" for inside use. Four anchor clips
included. Flooring shall be 12 ga. hot -rolled steel,
4 -way safety plate.
PAINT: All steel surfaces shall be painted with a rust
inhibitor primer. All exposed interior and exterior steel
surfaces shall be electrostatically painted with one finish
coat of industrial enamel. Choice of a single color of
paint.
LIGHTING: Fluorescent light fixture shall be mounted on
ceiling over counter. Off -on switch attached.
WIRING: Units shall be complete with all internal wiring
required for fluorescent light, duplex outlet heater,
circuit breaker box and ready -for -site connection. All No.
12 wiring enclosed in EMT.
HEATER: Standard electrical wall heater shall be 110
VAC, 5120 BTU and include thermostat.
PAR-KUT
INTERNATIONAL
25500 Joy Boulevard
Mount Clemens, Michigan 48043
Phone: (313) 468-2947
Optional equipment in all Par-Kut build-
ings. Over -counter and under -counter
models available in choice of heavy metal
and kiln dried hardwood. Drawers have
roller mechanism, key lock, and warning
bell that rings when opened. Separate
catalog and price sheet available on
complete line.
PAR-KUT TRUCKS DELIVER
Booth can be delivered 10 your site by one
of Par-Kut's own trucks or by common
carrier. Par -Kul booths are factory assem-
bled and ready to use when unloaded.
DOOR: Door(s) shall be aluminum construction and
include glass, lock(s) and hardware. Fully weather-
stripped.
WINDOWS: Windows shall be aluminum construction
and include glass, locks and hardware. Sliding windows
include screens.
GLASS: Door(s) and windows shall contain clear
tempered safety glass 1/8" minimum thickness.
SHELF OR COUNTER: Painted steel. Counter shall
include 16" wide metal storage drawer.
INSULATION: Walls shall be insulated with Fiberglas
Board. Roof structure fully insulated.
CANOPY: Extension beyond walls shall be either 4", 6",
8", 12", 18" or 30", depending on model.
LIFTING RING: Centered on roof ring allows for lifting by
crane.
SHORT FORM SPECIFICATIONS
Install pre -assembled steel office model no. — as
manufactured by Par-Kut International, Inc., Mt.
Clemens, Michigan.
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Complies with Air Quality Pollution Control Rule 66K
Kern Lustral Enamel is a full gloss, medium oil length, air dry enamel of excellent film
characteristics for interior and exterior use. Its ease of application makes it ideal for
product finishing and maintenance use.
KEM LUSTRAL Five Star Quality Identified by * * * * * on the label,
may be used in areas accessible to children.
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Light Yellow
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Lemon
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Medium Yellow
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Maroon
F65 M I
Rich Brown
F65
N II
Pale Blue
165 L 7
Light Blue
165 L 3
Bright Blue
165 L 10
Dark
Blue
165 L 4
Turquoise
165 L 6
Dark Green
165 G 38'
Semi -Gloss
Machinery Green
Medium Green
F65 G 40
Emerald Green
165 G 43'
Light
Green
165 G 39
Pale Green
165 G 42
Forest Green
165 G 41
F65 G 16
Also Available in:
F65 W I Gloss White W F65 W 2 Semi -Gloss White
165W 3 Custom White (unshaded)
w rrr Gin, 165 A I Light Gray 165 A 2 ASA 49 Gray 165 A 49 F65 W 4 Tinting White
*Limited Exterior Exposure.
Machine Tool Gray 165 A 4 Wrought Iron Flat Black Semi -Gloss Black Gloss Black 165 B I
165850 16584 88 Gloss
0-8 Gloss 45-55 Gloss
INADDITI0N''4*1,,......I'llI ........s.c............•5••'••
KEM LUSTRAL For Industrial Use Only
dur
ability.
improved hiding and exterior durability.
Not to be used in areas accessible to children.
Dark Green 165 G 1 Emerald Green 165 G 9
KAMM
2 3 4 Light Yellow 165 Y 12 Orange 165 E 1 International Orange 165 1 2
KEM LUSTRAL ENAMEL
Handling Instructions
Surface:
Metal: Apply to any properly cleaned or treated metal
surface. Treatment may consist of a proprietary surface
chemical treatment (Zinc or Iron Phosphate) or a primer
or both. For maximum exterior durability, a surface
chemical treatment, or primer, and two coats of enamel
are recommended.
Iron or Steel: Use one or two coats of enamel or prime
with Kern ` Fast-Dri Primer, E61 A 1. E61 R 9 or E61 W8
lollowed by one coat of enamel. Structural Steel Shop
Coat Primer, E61 R 25 can also be used as a prime coat.
Aluminum: Prime with Kern Fast Dri-Primer or Indus-
trial Wash Primer. P60 G 2.
Galvanized Iron: Prime with Industrial Wash Primer,
P60G2.
Wood (Interior): No primer is required for properly pre-
pared, previously painted surfaces. For new wood, self
prime with Kern Lustral.
Application:
Brush: Full Body.
Spray: Reduce up to 25% with R1 K 3''. For increased
flow in warm weather, use Al K 4" alone or blended
with R1 K 3.
Dip: For short drain and small dip tanks, reduce up to
20% with Al K 3. For longer flow or larger dip tanks,
reduce up to 20°r; with R1 K 4 or R2 K 5."
Hot Spray: Apply full body or reduce up to 5% with
R 1 K 4. For added flow, up to 5% R2 K 5 can be used.
Temperature at the gun should be between 140-160°F.
Electrostatic: Kern Lustral is not recommended in the
No. 2 Process Hand Gun. For conventional spray gun -
grid systems, No. 2 Process Automatic Disc or Automa-
tic Bell Systems, a reduction with R6 K 10" to 18-22
seconds on a No. 2 Zahn Cup may be tried.
Airless Spray: Apply full body. Use Graco 207-456 Gun
(or equivalent spray equipment), .013-017 orifice,
2000psi fluid pressure. It reduction is needed, use up to
5% R 1 K 3.
The �Sherwin-Williams Company Chemical Coatings Division
Cleveland, Ohio 44101
PAR El? INTERNATIONAL, INC.
25500 JOY BLVD.
81366 DATE 16146037 MT, CLEIaNS, MICHIGAN 48045
NOTE
The information, rating and opinions stated here pertain to
the material currently offered and represent the results of tests
believed to be reliable. However, due to variations in con-
sumer handling and methods of application which are not
known or not under our control, The Sherwin-Williams Com-
pany cannot make any warranties or guarantees as to the end
'esults.
Properties:
Gloss: Full
Spreading Rate: 600 sq. ft. per gallon at 1 mil dry
(average).
Exterior Durability: The dry film thickness should be no
less than 1.5 mils — not including primer coat.
Heat Resistance: Up to 180°F. Above 180°F. some
color change and/or loss of gloss may occur.
Drying:
To Touch — 11/2 Hours
To Handle — 3-4 Hours
Tack Free — 5-6 Hours
To Pack — 18 Hours
Recoat — Spray 8 hours, brush 16 hours
Force Dry — 60.90 mins. at 180°F. (See precautions)
Precautions:
1. Kern Lustral Five Star Quality REDS, ORANGES and
YELLOWS contain bleeding pigments. Caution
should be excercised when recoating with products
containing aromatic, ester or ketone solvents. Using
these colors for intermixing may result in:
A. Color walk -out or premature fading on exposure.
B. Bronzing (blooming) on exposure to light or heat, or
if cured by baking temperatures over 190°F.
C. Bleeding on recoat with products containing
aromatic, ester or ketone solvents.
2. For intermixing special colors, use KEM LUSTRAL
MONOCHROMATIC INTERMIX COLORS. Refer to
the Master Color System Manual for information.
3. Yellows, Oranges, and Reds in the Five Star Quality
should not be baked at temperatures exceeding
190`F.
4. Do not apply Kern Lustral over Galvite Primer.
5. Kern Lustral used over Kromika Primer should be
applied within two weeks after primer application.
After two weeks, surface should be reprimed.
6. All exterior recommendations for wood or galvanized
surfaces should be tested and approved by the cus-
tomer.
7. Colors marked with one asterisk have limited exterior
durability.
"R1 K 3; VM&P Naphtha
"R1 K 4, Mineral Sp'r is
"R2 KS, High Flash Aromatic Naptha .;Does not comply with Rule 66K)
"R6 K 10: Methyl Ethyl Ketone
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"INTEGRITY & RELIABILITY"
GENERAL OFFICES and MANUFACTURING FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
24700 CRESTVIEW COURT Call Toll -Free: 800-521-9330
FARMINGTON, MICHIGAN 48024 for the Nearest A.P.D. Office
Phone 313-477-2700
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SPECIFICATIONS
CABINET
The all-weather gate cabinet shall be constructed of 12
gauge, cold rolled steel. All seams shall be welded, and
all required interior framing shall be of welded steel
angle. Suitable mounting holes shall be provided, with
accessibility only from inside the cabinet. Two gaskeled
doors with flush mounted T -handle locks shall be pro-
vided. Locks shall be keyed alike and two keys shall be
provided. Cabinet shall be finished with a 3 coat paint
system consisting of a Polane Primer, followed by 2 coats
of Blue Polatex Vinyl Texture enamel, which is baked to
insure lasting beauty and protection. Note: U.L. Approved
gate available in white gloss enamel.
MECHANICAL
The gate arm shall be driven by a th H.P. 115 V. A.C.
single phase instant reversing motor, connected by double
vee-belts to a heavy duty, 60 to 1 single reduction speed
reducer. Power is then transmitted to gate arm drive shaft
through harmonic acting crank and connecting rod. Ad-
justable cams shall be provided to allow adjustment of
gate arm travel. Cranks, connecting rod, and main shaft
shall be of solid steel construction, and be suitably plated
or painted to inhibit rusting. Mechanical action shall be
such that mechancal stops or braking devices are not
required.
ELECTRICAL
All electrical control components shall be supplied in a
factory sealed, plug-in controller, which is readily change-
able as a package. A cadmium plated connection box
shall be provided for all wiring connections. It shall have a
115 V. A.C. grounded convenience outlet, a 250 waft strip
heater with control switch and preset thermostat, an "auto -
manual" switch, and an "OFF -ON" switch for the gate.
Motor shall have built-in overload switch protection.
Power requirements: 115 V. A.C.-15 AMPS.
GATE ARM
The gate arm shall be eight feet long, and shall be con-
structed of clear wood, finished in diagonal stripes of
black and white enamel. The arm shall be located on the
far side of the cabinet, allowing for more compact in-
stallation.
The G-89 Auto Gate is unmatched in dependa-
bility due to unique design concepts that con-
sistently exceed the exacting demands of
parking applications.
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SERVICE WARRANTY
All new equipment sold by Automatic Parking De-
vices, Inc., is carefully inspected before shipment
and is warranted against defects in material and
workmanship for one full year from date of ship-
ment. Warranty covers repair or replacement of any
part which has failed under normal usage. Fair
wear and tear accepted. Transportation charges (if
any) are to be paid by customer.
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ENCLOSURE
The enclosure shall be of all aluminum construction and
the cover will be removable for ease of servicing.
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The unit shall tune to its loop environment, rather than
conditioning the loop to crystal controlled frequencies.
No tools or meters shall be required for setting the unit.
completely automatic except for initial setting during
installation.
ELECTRICAL
POWER REQUIREMENT: Shall be 120 VAC ± 20%, 60
HZ, 5 watts
TEMPERATURE RANGE: 40 F degrees to + 160 F
OUTPUTS: 5 AMP form C contact, activated during vehicle
presence time
5 AMP form A contact, which closes for 200 millisec-
onds at start of presence time
All external connections shall be made through a 10 pin
amphenol M.S. connector. A 3 feet long wired harness
assembly is supplied
SEMI -CONDUCTORS: All semi -conductors shall be silicon
transistors and diodes
The unit shall incorporate lightning protection utilizing a
loop fuse, zener diode over voltage protection, neon flash
over protecton, a line filter and loop isolation transformer.
DETECTOR LOOP
The wire loop shall be made of #16 THHN single con-
ductor stranded wire and furnished by the installing con-
tractor.
The size, number of turns and placement of the loop shall
be as requested by the equipment manufacturer.
BASIC LAYOUT FOR DETECTOR LOOPS
• Loop leads are limited to 100 feet
• Loop leads must have four twists per foot: minimum
loop size 2'6" W x 6' L
• Loop and loop leads must be located at least 18 inches
from any electrical power service or run
• Loop leads must be in separate conduit between loop
and detector. They must not share conduit with other
wiring or leads from other loops
• Grout with No. 202 weatherban sealant, a product of 3M
Co., or equal butyl base sealant.
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SINGLE or TWO GATE SYSTEM
Allows entry into the parking area.
For authorized motorists only.
On small
parking areas where heavy traffic flow is not a
On larger parking
areas or those where traffic must come
problem,
a single gate can be used to control both in-
and go at the same time, a one-way entrance gate and a
bound and
outbound traffic,
one-way exit gate
will be required.
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APD's overlapping readers feature lock combinations which will accommodate
up to 12 sets of kards. By using this multiple period reader, kards can be peri-
odically recalled and new ones issued. This has been proven to be a very
efficient and effective device.
Restricted Parking can be accomplished
by the use of the following units or combination of:
e Kard Kontrol
e Token Kontrol
e Intercom
Key Kontrol
e Selectronic 220
e Remote Pushbutton
e Radio Kontrol
e V.I.D.
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This is a two -card system ... customer card and
a slotted matrix security card. The operation
is totally magnetic, eliminating past problems
of embossed characters or punched holes for
proper operation.
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SINGLE, FOUR and TWELVE PERIOD
SYSTEMS AVAILABLE
THIS SYSTEM FEATURES A SECURITY
OVERLAPPING TECHNIQUE
4 PERIOD EXAMPLE: There are four sets of customer
MAGNICARDS and four sets of Matrix cards. Customer
cards would be A, B, C, and D. Matrix cards would be
AB, BC, CD, and DA. Each patron is issued card A for
opening month and Matrix card AB is inserted in the card
reader control unit, Fig. 4. On the 25th of opening month,
the first set of cards (A) are recalled. Each paid -up cus-
tomer would be issued a new card (B) on the 5th of the
second month, the Matrix card BC would be inserted in
the card reader control unit. The patrons who still haven't
paid for the first month (still retaining card A) will not
have access to the parking area because Matrix card BC
now inserted into the card reader control unit will reject
all A cards. This is known as the overlapping security
feature.
To complete the 4 -period cycle, customer card C and
Matrix card CD would be used for the third month. Cus-
tomer card D. and Matrix card DA would be used in the
fourth month to complete the 4 cycle period.
MAGNICARD (Customer Card)
APO's new Magnicard is used as the activating card for
Kard-Kontrol II. It appears to be an ordinary plastic credit
card, but contains within it an invisible coded memoricore.
The permanently stored signals in the memoricore are
read by the Kard-Kontrol II reader to insure card validity
before issuing an accepted signal to the system, which,
in turn, raises the G-89 Auto -Gate.
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"Matrix card". This card is inserted in the rear of the ASL
Lock and sets the desired code to be read. When the
properly encoded magnicard is inserted in the lock, a
signal is sent to open an Auto Gate or door strike. Coding
of the locks is flexible to allow setting up of periods, over-
lapping zones and grace periods.
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The ARL Card Reader is a completely solid state unit de-
signed for the parking industry. The main operational
feature of the ARL Reader is to prevent pass -back of
customers cards upon entering or exiting a parking
facility.
The ARL Reader is provided with switch controls to give
the following capabilities:
A. Two switches for determining the reader as an en-
trance or exit unit.
B. Single switch to ignore the anti -pass -back update. The
reader looks for the correct data code only. However,
the anti -pass -back code dot is changed to the opposite
mode.
THE RECYCLING KARD-KONTROL II HAS BEEN
SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO ELIMINATE
PASSBACK
Passback is when a patron uses his card and enters the
parking facility LEAVES THE CARD IN KARD-KONTROL
for a friend following him to use.
HOW RECYCLNG KARD-KONTROL II PREVENTS
PASSBACK
The MAGNICARD has an electronic coding which allows
one use of card at ENTRANCEand requires insertion of
card at EXIT" control to revalidate card electronically
before card can be used in entrance control for entering
parking facility again.
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Entrances set to ignore the anti -pass -back update means
the card can be used repeatedly at the entrances, but
only once at an exit.
C. By-pass switch, when in this position, the electronic
circuitry which reads the card is ignored. Any card,
either coded or non -coded will activate the output.
D. The code for the reader is determined by 15 miniature
code switches which are contained on the reader for
code selections. Any combination of codes can be
used or changed at discretion of the manager. No
matrix cards are required.
SINGLE, FOUR and TWELVE PERIOD SYSTEMS AVAIL-
ABLE ... These systems feature maximum security in-
corporating the overlapping technique ... see page 5.
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
1. Outputs: 5 AMP Form "C" relay contacts which pulse
for approximately 500 milliseconds. Transistor open
collector output with sufficient drive to activate an
external relay or surveillance lamp.
2. Power supply requirements 24 VAC @ 5 VA.
3. Temperature: 0-70 degrees centigrade, without hearer
control.
HOUSING AVAILABLE
1. Weatherproof enclosure on gooseneck stand.
2. Outer wall mount enclosure (non -flush).
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The Selectronic 220 is a 10 position keyboard controlled
combination lock system. The system is designed on a
single printed circuit module including code selecton
switches. It is designed to be a highly effective low cost
means of limiting the use of a restricted area to only
those who are authorized.
You program your own three digit code by setting the
appropriate switches on the printed circuit module to
the selected combination. Whenever desired, a combina-
tion change can be made in seconds. Over 500 three
digit combinations can be used without repeating a digit
in the combinaton sequence.
Any keyboard switch operated out of proper code se-
quence resets the entire system. The use of a unique
logic circuit design has virtually eliminated any unau-
thorized operation.
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If the code sequence 1-3-4 is programmed, this code will
activate the signal to energize a remote electrical door
strike or parking gate operator. If the operator instead of
depressing the last key 4, depressed key 5, the entire
system resets.
Servicing problems are minimal because of the simplicity
of the system, a single printed CKT module and 12 digit
keyboard is all that is required.
An output is provided for approximately 500 milliseconds.
The duration of this output can be extended to 3 seconds.
HOUSINGS AVAILABLE
1. Weatherproof enclosure on gooseneck stand.
2. Flush wall mount enclosure.
3. Outer wall mount enclosure (non -flush).
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Each customer receives a ticket from the Ticket Spitter
as he enters and must present this ticket to a cashier as
he leaves the facility. The ticket is automatically im-
printed with the month, day, hour and minute of entry;
and the cashier's clock imprints the month, day, hour
and minute of exit.
HOURLY -RATED PARKING
is the most versatile
means of controlling
a parking area.
Management is able to establish any set of hourly, daily
or monthly parking rates. Validation stamps can be used
if desired. Those who pay by the month (or employees,
etc.) can sign their tickets, thus providing an exact record
of not only who used the facility, but when.
BASIC
ENTRANCE
SYSTEMS
FREE -RUNNING TICKET SPITTER
This unit is used when the entrance is near the cashier.
The cashier can then make certain that everyone takes a
ticket as they enter.
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This entrance is a combination of the Ticket Spitter and
an Auto -Gate. The driver must take his ticket in order
to open the entrance gate. This system can provide addi-
tional entrances to�any facility without adding to the pay-
roll costs.
Related equipment to hourly rated
PARKING INCLUDE:
• Ticket Spitter
• Cashier Clocks
• Count Systems
• Coin Units
• Cash Control
• Status Scanners
• Full and Directional Signs
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shall be the Model TD -2.56 RC. Paragraph 3 under ME-
CHANICAL shall read: At the moment a ticket is issued,
it shall be imprinted with the hour, minute, month and
day of issuance plus a ring and indicator line to show
the parking charges due when ticket is registered in
Cashier's Clock.
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The ticket dispenser(s) shall be the Model
TD -249 Ticket Spitter manufactured and distrib-
uted by Automatic Parking Devices, Inc., 24700
Crestview Court, Farmington, Michigan 48024,
or approved equal.
The ticket dispenser shall meet or exceed the
following specifications:
CABINET
The entire cabinet shall be of welded steel construction,
with angle iron framing. The cabinet cap shall be at-
tached in such a manner that it can be unlocked and slid
back to allow ample room for loading of tickets and
maintenance. (Note: If required, entire dispensing mech-
anism can be mounted in such a manner that it can be
slid forward like a drawer to allow for loading of tickets
and maintenance from the front.)
All exterior painted surfaces shall be two coats of baked
enamel.
This cabinet is properly gasketed and designed for all
weather use.
The door and cap shall have flush -mounted T -handle
tumbler locks, keyed alike, and two keys shall be fur-
nished.
A removable ticket tray shall be located in the cabinet
base and shall have a capacity for at least 4,000 to 5,000
fan -folded tickets.
On the approach side of the cabinet a backlit "Please
Take Ticket" sign shall be provided.
An illuminated clock face shall be readily visible to the
customer as he takes his ticket. The cabinet base shall
not measure less than 16 by 16 inches for stability, and
overall height shall not exceed 46 inches.
MECHANICAL
The ticket dispensing mechanism is quality constructed
material and exposed parts will have a protective coating
to prevent rust.
A self -sharpening ticket cutter will be supplied. The dis-
pensing mechanism shall, be removable as a unit, and all
electrical connections shall be by keyed plug, to facilitate
service. At the moment a ticket is issued, it shall be im-
printed with the hour, minute, month and date of issuance.
The time recorder is constructed to allow for easy re-
placement of the time keeping mechanism as a unit.
ELECTRICAL
All circuit logic, transformers, etc. shall be enclosed in a
factory -sealed, plug-in controller, which is readily ex-
changeable as a unit.
An easily accessible connections box shall be provided
with the following required features:
1. 115 V.A.C. convenience outlet
2. 250 Watt Heater with separate control switch and pre-
set thermostat
3. "OFF" -"ON" Switch for dispensing mechanism
4. 24 V.A.C. "ticket vend" connection terminals
5. "Memory" connection terminals (for gate use)
6. "Gate Vend" connection terminals
7. "Ticket in Chute" 24 V.A.C. signal connection terminals
8. "Count" connection terminals (actuate at ticket pull)
9. "Vend" button for test purposes
An audible signal is to be provided which will sound
while a ticket is in the chute and will stop when customer
takes his ticket.
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CLOCK TO THE
TD -249
"TICKET SPITTER"
Prints hour, minute,
month and day directly
above that printed by the
"Ticket Spitter."
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TIME
• Can be used as an "in" and "out" cashier's clock
• Interchangeable unit construction
• Automatic operation
• Can be used for time cards (pushbutton)
Rate computing Model 4064-12 or 24 available with
TD256 Ticket Spitter.
All A.P.D. Cashier Clocks
have these important
features:
EASY SERVICING
• Unbreakable crystals
• Large easy -to -read clock face
• Automatic ribbon reverse
FASTER RIBBON
CHANGE
• Clocks are warranted
for one full year
• Rustprooled by Parkerizing
process
SIMPLIFIED
DIRECT READING
TIME SETTING
• Can be modified to produce
count for differential counter
• Can be wall -mounted if desired
THESE TWO TCKETS ARE NORMALLY USED WITH THE TICKET SPITTER
STANDARD RATE COMPUTED
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The standard two by four -inch ticket is the most
widely used ticket in parking today. Time "in" is the
lower imprint, and is put on by the Ticket Spitter.
Time "out" is imprinted directly above the "in'' time
by the Cashier's Clock. Competition among the ticket
suppliers reduced cost of this ticket to approximately
one dollar per thousand in one hundred thousand lots.
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DA FOR YOUR COMPANY OR PARKING
FACILITY NAME, ADDRESS, AND
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ADVERTISING MESSAGE
TICKET SPITTER
The RC Model Ticket Spitter requires a two and one-
half by six-inch ticket. The red portion of the above
imprint was put on by the Ticket Spitter, and the
black portion was imprinted by the APRCO Cashier's
Clock. Cost of this ticket is now about two dollars
and fifty cents per thousand in one hundred thousand
lots.
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The DC -600 counter with the DC -600A Electronic Adapter
Module will accept a simultaneous count from an in-
bound and an outbound traffic lane. If two or more in-
bound or outbound lanes are in a system, an anti -coinci-
dence logic card is required (at additional cost) to prevent
loss of count.
The DC -600A Electronic Adapter Module has the capa-
bility of accepting simultaneous add/subtract input
counts and providing non -overlapping add/subtract out-
puts to the DC -600 Electro Mechanical Counter. The
circuit module is completely solid state, except for the
two input relays for isolation and plugs directly into the
DC -600. This unit is completely pluggable for ease of
service.
SPECIFICATIONS DC -600:
Counting speed: 10 impulses per second. Impulse dura-
tion: 50 ms on time, 50 ms off time. Count occurrence:
at the end of the impulse. Life expectancy: 50 million im-
pulses. Mounting position: vertically to incline of 30
degrees. Numbers: 4 digits 3/16" high. Nominal voltage:
24 VDC or 110 VAC. Power requirement: Counting coil —
DC approximately 2.3W, AC approximately 3.5 VA. Zero
reset: instant reset to zero by manual pushbutton. Di-
mensions: basic unit without enclosure, 2.00H x 2.00"W
x 3.5"D. Size 12"H x 7"W x 4"D. Finish: beige vinyl tex-
ture. The dimensions and finish for the wall mounted DC -
600 are the same.
OPERATION:
Use manual add and subtract buttons to set the counter
reading equal to the number of parking spaces in the
facility. Each car entering the facility will subtract one
from this "space available" figure, and each exiting car
will add one.
Proper use of this visual reading of spaces available will
insure efficient use of space and increased profits.
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Low voltage systems are used in the actu-
ating devices when required to provide safety
• Counters may count wheels or cars depending
upon types of actuation used • Totalizing count-
ers may be added as desired • Can be either wall
or counter mounted • Manual reset buttons to add
or subtract from space available readings • Con-
tacts for the operation of signs, signal devices or
the automatic closing of entrances are automat-
ically energized as the facility reaches capacity.
MODEL DC -600
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NEON FULL SIGN
DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR APD EQUIPMENT
The Neon "Full" Sign is designed especially for APD
equipment. Housing is of weatherproof welded seam steel
construction, with a steel, built-in sun shield and finished
in baked while enamel.
Two one -inch louvers are provided for air circulation.
The "Full" Sign can be mounted on gate housing or on
a stand. Enclosure size is 5" high, 18" wide and 8" deep,
including sun shield. Letters are of 4" red neon and are
constructed of 10 mm tubing. Lens are of Plexiglass.
The "Full" Sign is operated by a manual switch or auto-
matically by a differential counter. Transformer is primary
115 V.A.C. - 94 V.A., secondary 3,000 V.A.C. -30 M.A.
THESE SIGN HOUSINGS ARE MADE OF GRAINED ALU-
MINUM OR PAINTED STEEL ... LIGHTING IS BACKLIT
WITH FLUORESCENT TUBES OR NEON ... FACING IS
3/16"PLEXIGLASS.
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APPROVED
SPECIFICATIONS and
DESIGN FEATURES
Power -11 0V 60 Hz, 277V 60 Hz
Lamps —Quick Start, High Output
Flourescent
• Universal Mounting
• High Impact Plexiglass Lens
• Single or Double Facings
• Blank -out Messages
Permanently Illuminated or
Manual Switching .. .
Automatically Switched By
Status Scanner
Sun Shields available
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VYVY STATUS SCANNERS
DIFFERENTIAL COUNTERS
Designed to take the guesswork out of parking space con-
trol, they automatically keep count of the spaces. Ex-
ample: if the counter is set for 1,000 spaces, it subtracts
one count for each vehicle that enters area and adds a
count when vehicle exits. If 10 cars entered, the counter
would read 990, indicating there were 990 spaces empty.
If two cars made their exit, counter would read 992. If
all spaces were occupied counter would read 0000, and
"FULL SIGN" would be automatically lighted at entrance
with corresponding pilot light illuminated on status scan-
ner, indicating to parking attendant "area full." Also in
multiple -deck facilities, when a level is full the counter
lights up "FULL SIGN," or.a "DIRECTIONAL SIGN" to
direct customer to nearest available parking space.
SPECIFICATIONS: Sodeco-Swiss counter; life expectancy
over 50 million counts; counts 10 impulses per second;
features simultaneous add and subtract counts. Digits:
4 ... 3/16" high.
TOTALIZING COUNTERS
KEY RESETTABLE- NON-RESETTABLE
Totalizing counters are installed for single and multiple
entrances and exits. They provide immediate audit of
total cars through the lane during a specified period.
Totalizing counters can also be installed for separate
count of key or card units for monthly or authorized
personnel when they are used in conjunction with Ticket-
Spitters® in parking facilities.
KEY-RESETTABLE: Uses up to 6 digits. The unit can be
reset back to 0 (only) by key for any period of time in
which management desires to keep a separate audit of
shifts or lanes.
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The Status Scanner is a
custom -designed control panel
which accommodates counters,
printers of all types
and surveillance lights.
SODECO PRINTERS
These printing impulse counters permit not only the
visual reading of the results on an indicating register but
also prints them on a paper tape.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Lifetime of 100
million
counts; 2,000
counts per minute;
digits V4" high;
resets to
zero only. FEATURES:
NON-RESETTABLE: This counter is as the name implies,
non-resettable ... continuous count ... up to 6 digits;
height 3/16".
SPECIFICATIONS: Designed to operate accurately at
speeds up to a 1,000 counts per minute. Digits 3/16"
high. Made of corrosion -resistant materials.
SURVEILLANCE LIGHTS
The lights indicate the proper function, in sequence, of
equipment throughout the entire parking facility, which
can be either ground level or multi -deck.
• Modular construction, solid state logic, plug-in PC
boards, allow complete flexibility to accommodate cus-
tom specifications. The on -the -shelf availability of these
components assures immediate assembly and fast
service.
• Directional control logic modules indicate traffic flow
direction.
• Anti -coincidence control logic modules prevent loss of
count due to impulses that occur simultaneously when
two or more vehicles enter or exit a multi -lane facility
at the same time ... at additional cost.
COUNTER VOLTAGE: ALL COUNTERS
OPERATE ON 110 OR 24 VOLTS
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FEE INDICATOR
The unit's small size allows it to be mounted on the side
wall of the cashier's booth directly in front of the cus-
tomer for maximum effectiveness, or on stand as shown.
The stand rotates 360° by slot adjustment shown in photo
for any desired angle.
An APD Cash Register (specially wired for remote Fee
Indicators) is used to supply the proper electrical operat-
ing signals. The combination gives maximum protection
against overcharging by showing the customer exactly
what tee has been rung on his parking ticket.
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Weatherproof all steel construction.
Black crackle baked enamel finish.
High brightness Numitron digital display characters
are clearly visible.
Quick disconnect and withdrawal lamp assembly permits
easy and convenient change of lamps.
Operates on low voltage, 5 V. D.C., supplied with unit.
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CASH REGISTER
THE PURPOSE OF THE APD CASH REGISTER IS TO:
(a) Keep accurate totals of parking fees collected.
(b) Provide necessary signals to operate a remote Fee
Indicator which visibly indicates to the customer the
amount of money entered in the register.
(c) Certify tickets surrendered by exiting customers.
CAPABILITIES OF THE APD CASH REGISTER:
(a) The cash register has the ability to certify parking
tickets.
(b) Each ticket is validated with the following informa-
tion:
1. Month, Date and Year.
2. Lane Identification Number.
3. Consecutive Transaction Number.
4. Amount of Transaction.
5. Preset Key Actuated.
(c) The cash register provides a sales journal locked
inside the register as a permanent, unchangeable
record of all transactions in the order in which they
occur.
(d) The cash register contains the following operating
buttons and keys:
1. 4 Banks of Cash Buttons capable of registering
any amount in one cent increments up through
$99.99.
2.
Preset Keys.
3.
Open Key.
4.
Sub -total Button.
5.
Shift Total Button.
6.
Release Button.
(e) The amount is entered by means of the 4 banks of
cash buttons and the open key is then depressed to
actuate the register-, or the use of a present key.
(f) The Cash Register is operable only when a vehicle
is in the zone of the Vehicle Detector Loop. Only one
operation of the register can be made per vehicle.
When a read-out of the register is required a manual
switch is placed in the register read-out position
which by-passes the vehicle presence requirement to
actuate the register.
(g)
The
amount of the
transaction entered
into
the regis-
ter
is transmitted
automatically to the
Fee
Indicator.
(h) The Cash Register is provided with one cash drawer
with a removable tray and locking lid.
The above cash and revenue control procedure has been
used successfully in parking for many years and has
proven to be a reliable means of revenue control. How-
ever, state of the art is rapidly changing in the field of
revenue control. Please feel free to contact your regional
sales office in your area for the most up to date system
available.
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FEATURES:
• Constructed of 10 gauge steel.
• Housing is bonderized and painted with
baked -on enamel. . . interior -exterior.
• Coin mechanism accepts nickels, dimes
and quarters in any sequence.
• Cash box ... locked in place.
Removable top.
OPTIONAL FEATURES
• Cash audit counter.
• Self locking cash vaults. . . $400 capacity —
theft resistant construction.
• Self locking tops on cash boxes.
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3 in 1 —Coin • Card • Token
One unit accommodates
three separate operations .. .
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SPECIFICATIONS
HOUSING
The housing for the coin unit shall be of 3/32 inch steel.
It is weatherproof and of welded construction. The in-
terior is accessible through a swing open front door
which is secured by a 3 point lock and latching system,
employing a key operated flush mounted lock. The top
cover is removable for ease of service by removing neces-
sary internal fasteners. Housing is bonderized and painted
with a baked on enamel throughout the interior and ex-
terior.
COIN MECHANISM
The coin mechanism accepts nickels, dimes and quarters
in any sequence. The amount required to operate the
remote control is adjustable between $.05 and $1.50 in
steps of five cents each. Deposited coins are recoverable
by the patron any time prior to the deposit of the full
amount of the fee. Coins are recoverable by pressing a
coin rejector lever located on the front of the station
housing. All returned coins are made available to the
patron by ejecting them into a return coin receptacle,
located on the door.
ELECTRICAL POWER REQUIREMENTS
All power to the coin remote control station is distributed
from the parking gate. 115 V AC operates the coin and
token controls. All control relays are plug-in. See Park-
ing Gate Specifications for power requirements.
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CASH BOX
The cash box is of welded construction. It will have an
open top and be securely locked into position into the
funnel assembly. The key for removing the cash box has
a different coding than that used to open the front door.
The standard cash box has a capacity of approximately
$200.00 in quarters.
AUDIT COUNTER.. . optional
An electro-mechanical counter is located inside the sta-
tion housing to count the total number of times the station
has been operated. It counts consecutively from 00,000
to 99,999 and repeat. It has no provisions for manually
changing its reading.
EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS
All external connections to the coin station are made by
wires running up through conduit into the base, and are
inaccessible to unauthorized persons. Termination of
conductors is made to a screw type terminal strip. Base
anchor bolts are to be located inside the base and not
exposed to possible vandalism.
HEATER
The coin station housing is equipped with a heating ele-
ment of 100 watts rating.
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SSD DETECTOR LOOPS. SHALL
2 Ca Tm CAUTION povHAVE 6 (URNS
I. RUNs susr u u NFU r0 EL .4018 PLACEMENT OF COMO
12 NRR WYFOCR TOOK FOR AUTO GATE
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PLACEMENT OF CONDUIT
FOR GOOSENECK STAND PON(R WIRES MUST
POKER SUPPLY
KARD OR KEY 15VACSI AMP
CONTROL UNIT
ON GOOSENECK STAND
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GATE 251x3* H
LOOP LEADS DETECTOR
CONDUIT LOOP
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RESTRICTING
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B -ALL B HOLES I/ DIA
C -ALL C HOLES 5/! DIA
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- KARD OR KEY IN -FREE OUT 70ETECTORS
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DETECTOR LOOPS SHALL
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LOOP 8 -ALL HOLES 1/2' CIA.
IF EQUIPMENT IS MOUNTED ON AN ISLAND,
ISLAND 20 3' SHOULD BE 20X 3'%6"-
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tool,.
TYPICAL LAYOUT FOR LOOP
SAW SLOT 3''8 WIDE A 'DEEP. MAKE RECTANGULAR
SHAPE TO SPECIFIED LOOP DIMENSIONS PLUS
SLOT FOR LEAD CONDUIT.
GROUT W,TH NO 202 WEAIHERBAN SEALANT,
A PRODUCT OF 3M CO., OR EQUAL.
NOTE:
I. LOOP LEADS ARE LIMITED TO 100 FEET.
2. LOOP LEADS MUST HAVE FOUR(4)TWIST
PER FOOT,
3. LOOP d LOOP LEADS MUST BE LOCATED
AT LEAST I8 FROM ANY ELECTRICAL
POWER SERVICE OR RUNS.
4. LOOP LEADS. MUST BE IN SEPARATE CONDUIT
BETWEEN LOOP,AND AMPLIFIER. THEY MUST
NOT SHARE CONDUIT WITH OTHER WIRING
OR LEADS FROM OTHER LOOPS.
5.USE •16 THHN SINGLE CONDUCTOR
STRANDED WIRE.
6. ALL WIRE TO BE CONTINUOUS WITHOUT SPLICING.
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AI SANITARY CONTAINER FENCE G.K. W.J. 1-31-79
AND. DRAINAGE LAYOUT.
NO REVISIONS BY APPDATE
3.
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SHEET II FOR ELECTRICAL LAYOUT.
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IDENTIFICATION LIMITATIONS. .
AYETTE ILLE MUNtCPAL AIRPORT
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PROJECT No. 605002006
McCLELLAND CONSULTING ENG NEERSJNC.
DRAWN BY;
CHECKED B�°:
N.W.E.
R.W.J.
SCALE;
DATE:
SHEET:
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EXISTING UNDERGROUND (ELECTRICAL)
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