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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPLOUGH, INC. - 1980-07-08 O MIM`�® ,A.GREDUM TO PROVIDE PM MAINPADI A `" 'IRAS14 REMTAC.LES a• ' ` I.S AGREf7II' is node and entered into this daffy of x t. 198%, 'uy _1-4 between ti--�- CITY OF HUWMIG ON 1EACH, aPIOR �. r murd, al cor poration xporation of the sate of California, hereinafter called "CTTY," and: PLOUGH, III'., a Tennessee corporation, hereinafter called "PMUGH." „ '+ RECITAL S j� R r WMW.S, CITY has a need to ha ra available to the beach am park visiting public trash receptacles to pzt�te Vae proper disposal of trash at public area; red CITY presently nEdr ;ins several hur.1red such receptacles at a significant replacement and labor zost to CI'I`Y; and PWJGH desires to provide and. matntain the necessary trash receptacles to Cam' on an exclusive basis and at no cost to CITY; and CITY is desirous of this service. NOW, THUREME, the parties ,hereto do covenan, and agree as follows 3'. Mt ash Receptacle PLOUGH slkO 1. provide at no cost or exp-.,ise to CITY seven, hur4red (700) trash bawls. S=-h barrels shall be of the fifty-live (55) gallon, "oil drsxm" type, rust-pi, fed. ar painted with a yeZlow9, all-weather ena�i. The 4Y-sh barrels •rTiU Include in b= le�vterkig the word in,-, -'M.. DO1d'l' tlT -- COPPN'2LNE,e" rxA contain the I'little girl and dog" design tradem xk., in 8ubstant,ally tlx-- mar r sin in the, pictu .attached `hezeto as Ex, "A"A,'" a by this reference ap§ '9. r made a Tart hereof, Said trash receptacles will likewise bear the le.,ter ng, "CITY OF' HUNTINGTON BEACH,t" also in the brown color; .ind c ring ownership. � 2. Main;.e�?anca PLOUGH shall periodically inspect the trash receptacles and refurbish any and all trash receptacles in need of such c-,re, mutcally agreed upon by PLOUGH .4nd r� CITY, and in the manner sat forth in paragraph I above. Ail � inspacti.on ,and maintenance shall be at the so ,e expense of PLOUGH. 3« Exclusive Right In exchange, for providing and maintaining, the aforementioned trash receptacles, CITY will grant to PLOUGH the exclusive right as a commrfercial entity to pa,tioipate in this trash maintenance program; and CITY shall .not, use trash ?.eceptacl.es, or other similar items, iix or near CI=PY`s parks aj�d beaches provided by other commercial sources. 4. Term This Agreement shall, become effective upon execution by boob parties hereto and shall continue for a period of two (2) years. Thereafter, either party may terminate this qreemenst upon thirt.'y (30` dayz prior written no ce, wotivithsta.nding the foregoing, ?'LOU09 nay terminate this Agreement ,at any time and far any reason, rnershp Tbi, subject trash receptacles shall be Lonsidera8 1A the possession of CITY, and upon .any termination of this PgzeomeAtir shall remai.t with CITY in its sole possession and 7 , c r . ownership. y 6, Notices } 4F All notices provided in this Agreement shall be made by depositing same in the U.S.. postal service, first- class postage, prepaid and addressed as toll ows CXTY: City Clerk City of Huntington Bea<,h P.O. Box 1.90 Huntington Beach, CA 92648pir PLOUGH,; Plough Inc. J Coppertone ° P.O. Box 377 Y'r Memphis, TIC 3810 ' r, , Hold Harmless and Indemnification PLOUGH shall_ save, hc1d harmless, indemnify and defend CITY, its cfficials officers, mployoes , agents or representatives from any and all s-:its,, claims or actions, damages:s to persons or property, costs of .,_torneys' fees resulting from or caused solely by PLOUGH's negligence in the performance of O;i<s Agtoem€nt. 8. Ent This Agreement contains -he entire Agre ment between the parties, ' ereto. XN WITNE5S WIjE F, the: parti-p a hereto have executed this ?agreement on the date, month and year first above. written. CITY OF HUNTINGTON BMCH, municipal corpQratlon Mayor G ty ,Attorney .z q nVIEWED At APPROVED: INITIATED AND APPROV T)z l tY A inistrator iunity S woes Director it PLOUG9, INC r LEG F'ank Su do;h G oup product Manager 4 4, r., z77-7 s . w lbnd Hilts E t GLEN ALE c ruts ' ders� Ea . ii#age .xtnvEtoy 1# w w Sylvia Parlr va Top aago,: Bet Air q "wi a#Brentwood 1 vs o€5 &f4 e ER Pac"ri` Pa#isttd s Ak s zao z� rsSA dTA M4 fir`¢ CULVl R �. Malibu Riviera Ocean Parr ��" CITY yo 2ooVenic $4AtV .i }N - o Zoo Playo Del Rt; � •#�. 1. bV r� � y •� GA Westchester " , 175EL. SECUN � M THo � L L SAL E 175MANHATTAN BEA � ARYESIA 170ERMOSA REAL✓ n ;�, rnguez 175REDt NDO SEAL s4 a, L V TA. 125PALOS VERQ `may ' Ci9 ° .S ESTATES R w,� t N# S . GOPPERTNE TRASH CONTAINER PROGRAM �..,�� � ROL Na PAt;' HIi, LOS ANGEL ES COUNTY VE RDES nrz Pedro SEAL DEPARTMENT OF BEACHES P THE'rrAN,l ON T LITTER"PROGRAM Y THE PRO13LEM-. With the passage of proposition 13 by California voters and subsequent budget � measures adopted by the electorate nationwide ,.. state, county and municipal officials find" themselves in a quandary, On one hand, tht, public expects a more encompassing level of governmental services. an the other, the funds to provide such services are dramatically reduced. ThA care rod maintenance of public ?' recreational facilities such, as beaches, parks, school grounds and ot'ier ouidoar areas have suffered drastically, s` Witness the 40 miles of Los Angeles County coastline whiticr has l een deluged by refuse and litter, a clean-up problem far ,ond the traditional resources of park _ and. recreation agencies. In a relatively short period of time, the beauty, cleanliness and safexy of the beaches and many other recreational areas has , become a standard of the past, THE SOLUTION In respomse to growing public concern about the appearance and safety of ,beaches and the outdboz environment in general, the Schering-Plough Corporation is sponsoring an: innovative trash collection program. tlndea written by the Copper- tone Sun Care products group, this pilot program provided the grant of fret* hjie containers for the County of Los .Angeles. Two thousand trash barn n completely reconditioned and placed in high-traffic locations on Southe brnia beaches. The trash, barrels are 35 gallon oil drums that are rust-p000fed, treasured f and consistency, painted with a bright yellow all-weather enamel and labor, the. theme "TAN, 00N'T LITTER11, Los Angeles Count), was for distribution of the containers and L.A. County youth program involved in the labeling and placement. The County tabor cr - 11 recompeasatdd by Coppertcne through a donation to a county-designate, sacl d, by the succe;s of the L.A.CQuntpy pilot program, Coppertone nvw to expa,i;d this tivlc *'clean-ugr' effort. out-prtposltion xs straight4orw�ard: We wili furtilsh containers to any governmental body wishing to participate in the program, e will maintaio the containers, we will provide theme.labels imprinted with your state*;county or city name. Coppertoro perceives the "TAN, DON'T LITTER" pr6gram as -a continuing effort, mutually benefidal to citizens and government representatives. Tt* Cppportone tra h container program is Submitted in the public interest and pravi 4 at no charge .to,public agencies, please )oin us in this important community affsirs elideavor so that, tt,4ether, we can help assure a clean, safe f ture for-our outdoor environment, ` 1 i 4 t 1� Y $. JERRY CUNNINGHAM S�S ASS;STAMT MAXCiOR & 4 2000 StMANo l 'i ilLfti.tl / t 70 77FtARTHENT QF 0E?\GHE'S Irt AW4AT-AN MCA,:K 002t* t cour$TT or Los ANGEY,ES ',72.181%C#345.450.' L..�..e« f. . vi'1;U L 1 V Lo-6 AngeCea CewLttCy Paxti.,s and Co.of L.A Pks. et RK, RerarCaVOac EXCaUTI'VE OFFICE L ih !SeC�e e3, C� l ltiE?t:1 FEB U I-CS" ` All F�1 To Wher, It Coi�devui, G2t'.rc`.LL'm�l't k. 1 I run an avid beach ",an and e6peci-, y enjoy -Vie ct-wa atong Redondo Swzch, the mak6, etiL, 51 ii i. i:µ a Zot o f i!1y 6,`Lcc time h c. no sect � 5u„men .0 r airy Grr41lt yeav"t t .sh du um" tvv'e pZaced aConp the beach, ap pLter.tCy an ct Won teW. Coppavktu�ze a GREAT .idea,. So many Lead; u3 e. s a;.0 zo carte e.36 tv-Ul, th.eZt zi to et, I am 6fiA ,dot .the bright qe oiLc dkwrij card tJz , l c b; az I rz: Uced that .tit re 3 eemed to be Za 4 titta on the 1 girt to CCftimv-ld and t!°tatiF, ycv and Gf,,p utterme and tdho eve, eZAC *,e,6p ojt6jbte 6mt gae't-fig tfp merry Gr..ight ye�.£ow cjums atop.g the THANK YOU S. ce�: lf E i � FEB 19 0 fit. < r STATE Of CALIFORNIA—T.-It RESOURCE$AGENCY EomuNP G. BROWN ;L. Gorcfnar DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION SA BOX to F 95811 (91.6) 445-2355 � FEB 131980 �x Ms. Anne Christians. tt`' Governmental Revelations Consul'tai?" � µ Communicxitions Resturces, Inc, •' ` 3006 Enterr rise 'Street Costa 1Sesa, CA 92625 Dear Ms. Christian- is letter permit is authority for ^oppertone to participate as a public service in the of Parks :and Recrearioez beach naintenance program through the donation of trash receptacles at the locations ane? in the n�snbers shown on F�c hibit 'W' attached, hereto and fade to part "hereof. 1. It is understood and agreed t1i it the receptacles donate(' will be painted yellov; vill contsiin your public service slogan "Tan. Don't Litter"; your design trademark; and a Line indicating that the recerr teacl.en are the property of. the Mate of California, Departm at of Parks and Reereation. 2. The receptacles V-111 br inspected by representatives of the Company and the State at least once each year quid these that require .&furbish— ment will he i efurbidshed by the Company at its expense in the fashion tuts esigna set forth in paragraph One above. 3. The: tes^a of this permit 011 be. from }ta=h 1.5, 1980 to march 14, 1985, froth dates, inclusive, 4. This letter permit does not coustitute eitber the Mate of the Company as a legal representative or agent of the other, and aeizhear one will have the right to asoun%e or create any obligation-1 for the other, rsniz OF miximaA AGREED AND ACCEPTED: DEPAMMZPTZ OF PARKS ATA RMWIO" RUSa= 11. CIV111J,, DIvector t1y .n f, r title t1e3 x't C �rC nate -D att3' 8 t�sc �'� ` s Yam, ;'","' mem and filk ras �`` pleting a docti hy " } �; ram. gions at UGI_ and Indian,of w politicians aitw i ,_ Thompson,.ear%chu* '. tower psis-tl>s + ,'ALLAN FARACtiflkl metal trasYi 5+�+"r+ ? ,, year by an ' rasa 5>:ts varirK ;4� that calls T It floss.bead a disco Beaches,summer for :��'` =t��� :• � liftguar&at the beaches around L An- Many of f gems..IU beaches are dirtier this year a� - empty, but C_`�. e ` than in any year most senior lifeguards ''« ` � � �` .�, .,' wit>,a visible Can re er,fat'which they blame cat_ «? � ties.�Tr<rby Of';� Sacks in maintenance opmtions follomng: r� - .;, ?fi describing a Prafi l gercies. nno And,rued to that,teen-agers seen to � �� Itrgh drowniii be retvraurig to alcah ri as their chief-drug "* +k^ , s related direr . of a aged swimme .v . dangerously dumping lr bot- , ties into the sand,on the soir=..h portion of , - �s sh° Will a yy. State Beach so tar this sum. In short,I' "ra two beachgoem have riffered 30. � �; � r.4 i ' tha; vered toestrom broken glass bottles. °� � tUattan SS". "^ ' ' , cut toes and flrown`.nr�s t`atxerse tly---thterrtt2 Addir the ,,fegt,ards• --voters fiend a Message but Toha,rip: meat is the fact there have alrea l�a�• `" mer U.S. set more driviv ngs on the stretch Of r from Vey to Zulma than in th Effect of Measure emainS �� Be ��� Indiaw.n affair mw seafi.m bA year: afar rry sago rrmtrt •w>tr ric1 Dc 72 a n aiwt sohVI afpnv hr 'l''l're MNIber Of firStratd emerge s errs J#.a shr4 P to mare nr xnnl n!;c5^ to Ri r lrsi= t s ahe.z jt ti tag SS J= IS soon a trnar s t?' 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EQM-S`T 11-70ACITY COUNCIL ANION Sobm tied by V INCENT 01 M �JRS SE Cgpartmer� COMMIM:i TY SERVICES wr>, mate lmpared June 27 1980 Backup Material Attachedx7j Yes r1Eo Subject A REEWVXT WITH PLOUGH, INC. (CCPP Ef1TONE) TO P OV.L C3 sMPLT?�sEa3TAT�� TRASH RECEPTACLES FOR CITY REK CHES AND PARES City Administrator's Comments Approve as recommended Statement of thus,R-nommendatiun,Analysis,Funding Source,Alternative Actions- �� .. .. .. y..,.. S `ATEMENT OF ISSOE4. Plough, lnc , the makers of Cc pertone, has offered to provide complimentary trash reeePtacl.es *or city beachez and parka ir, an effort to help 5avernmental agencies offset operational costs, she trash receptacles would carry the Coppert one trademark f r t to!? i i RECO1164E DATIt1N Approve the agreement with roloug , tno, and au.t.horive Mayor to erxe•+ute same. ANALYSIS Ourrentl. ,f th13 city na,intains seven hizn red 1�"C ) rj�ty-fjve (55) gallon trash receptacles on iti; bet,�heo and In iLs parks Plough, Xne.+a of erw wili save the city one hundred twenty hours of labor 3,nd $6,5 0 in receptacle repl,acez nt and maintenance the first year, and a prcx;ra eiy 2,7�0 each year. thereattery Plough, 1. c, vwill paint the receptacles tas: and itjcjude the Coppertone t�,a:dezmark f s ,e attached" , rllbe advertisement. vr;.1l remain; on �. the receptacles tear the 11f.i of the agreement. t' the end cf the contract, the receptacles will remain the property of the ct.t;y, oti December 12, 1.4�17{)g tho Community Services Commission reco€rutterded the city enter into this agree- them ;#i h plought Ine. flo coot t- f*he di.t t o not apinvove agreement Attach 11t i REQUEST" FOR CITY COUNCIL. ACTION r .. S�Ikt�t,iixed by Vincent G, Moorhouse, .Director fepartmetik Community Services ; Date PrepGred April 14 F 19 BU Backup P,iateriaf Attached n ''Ps No Subject FURNISHING OF FREE TRASH RECEPTACLES FOR CITY BEACH ANO PAPXS BY COPPERTONE All City Adriiinist:ator`s Comments �.. Approve as recommended. k144 ' Statement of issue, Recommendation,Analysis,Funding source,Alternative Actions. Statal�:ent of Issue.; In:an effort to help governmental agencies offset operational costs, the Coppertone Cempany has instituted a program to furnish trash receptacles fm-e for City beaches and parks.. A contract would be entered into whereby Coppertone wilt p'©vide and mainta-i trash repeptaca: ., for whatevry�.°early period the City desires. Recommendation; Approve concept and authorize the preparation of an agreement with Coppertone and to amend subse^tion(d)of Section 9760.29 of the Ordinance Code. Analysis: Currently, the Beachand Park Maintenance Operations maintain seven hundred(700) 55-gallon a= trash receptacles, each with a life expectancy of three years. Institution c' Coppartone program would save the City 1.20 hours of iaLor and $6,500 in receptacle replacement and paint materials the first year and approximately 52,700 each year thereafter. Coppertone will pal-it the receptacles tan and include the wording"TAN, DON.tT LITTER -Coppertone"(see attached). This advertisement would remain on the receptacles for the life of the contract and the receptacles remain the property of the Cit,;st the end of the contract. This program is presently being conducted on the beaches in Los Angeles County: The Community Services C.,omm ssion, on December 12,,1979, recommended the City enter into a contract with Coppertone. There may be some criticism of the advertisement on City property, however, with today's fiscal restraints,,programs of this type are becoming necessary. A legal opinion from the Cite Attomey's office has been received regarding franchise trash can advertising which state, Subsection(d)of Section 9760..29 could be amended to clarify the Issue by adding the words"trash receptacles on publicly-operated beaches"between the words "placement" and"of"in the first sentence of the second paragraph and the words "trash ceptacteel again In the last sentence firs appropriate. In this way, the City could grant a franchise to a trash cen advertiser on the City bead~.s Funding Source; None, tlxem will.be no coist to 111, .City, Alternative Action: Lam.not.atcapt oppert;one"s proposal. 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'"'CFI_', c ia:, -t 1�` i` s txl 'sn1 * - } 1 fix.(, G''°�./ �'"`rir'; z''GGt7 "c•f r1 cljn..st i t tIv, `�#G'�'.M x �•.+A r q,r t' k s L!" �C+s ^Itiasr'�Ti�YNT9i4ir.sC*15�a:i s ; ti. }r H .:i S�Js1.,�y{tb�r �yt"4r ,dal f�t fa�ir&` '��r+ .;:P .Qk�l��' t5•3t .46 q Nr.1"i w .n ,t d '.� q J. .4i a'� 3•� "IN 4 'Yi}" S t„ Y'� A ��"}'r i,#� �a ,�y#bs" X s i s;tvsa�r +a• iP �,��L Si ki,L�§�zr{ t I ``��� � r�t^Yi.�,i��i f �,��,* �vi> ye• {�j� {,CPS s + � '�°i fi��,. r d. z a s 5 {,� }d.�"ti� �' �.,i Tx r.:`� ° �ri�"fi..�.W�,G� ,t � t s � a.;-c.� ,,.,�;yn•-r ti' .�-e��`1 a ��t^ti, "k iti y a�i� '1iv74 G �5 5' ,N, - o- S. 9760.y6 GFNER2kL PPOVISIONS PLA14NI.14G S. 9760.26 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS. FREESTANDING SIGNS. One (1) freestanding sign per site shall be permitted. said sign shall not exceed ten (10) feet in height or an area of sixty (60) square feet. S. 3760.27 ;�4ISCELLANEOU3 DISTRICTS. SHALL SIGNS. Wall. signs attached to a build ------ ing are perza xted subje4t to the follroing requirements- (a) Each separate business shall Le permitted one and one-half (A) square feet of wall sigts for each lineal foot of the building front with a maximum of two hundred kf�� 1200) square, feet. fF, (b) Vall signs sshall not exceed one hundred (100) square feet per wall; however, in no case shall the permirtedd wall sign be restricted to less than tbirty-five (35) ss?uare feat per call. ic) Where a business or estamlishment has building frontage facing a public ,street, � public alley, on-site parking area,, or acccessway, said business or establishment shall be allowed one (1) nameplate not to exceed. six (6) square feet for each door, loaning dock, or other such entrateewa;;r facing said public streeL, public alley, on-site parking � area., or adcessvay. M wall signs may project a miximum of ei�,ateen (18) inches from the building to which they are attached. S. 9760.28 UNCLASSIFIED USES. All unclassified urzes shall be subject to the sign regulations of the district in which they are. .located or l,ursuant. to conditions attached to an application permitting such use. S. g760.29 MISCELLANEOUS SIGNS MD AC"IV,I'; IE5 PROHIBITM, the following miscellan- eous signs and activities are prohibited- (a) Use of Certain Attention Getting.Devices. No persons shall use or aparate a loud- speaker, ;sound amplifier, stereopticon, or motion picture machine in connection with any sign or sign sttucture., (b) Use of Live Xodeis or Searchligbts. No persons shall use live animals, human bei agos, or searchl.i,gnts. in cohneGtion with any sign or sign structure_. (c) Use of 'Elashi4g or Pulsating Parts, ho person or persons shall display any sign wit:,,eh iAcorporates in any manner any flashing, moving, ptil,sati,ng, ur intermittent L&ghti g, eXcept public service, signs such, as time or temperature units unless approved as-',pa.rt a a planned sign program. (d) Erection of :Sighs on Pub-tic P.roporM or Public Az hts-of-Wa Prohibited. NO person xrr ,persons shall erect, glace or display, or Qaus;e ante such act or acts to he done, ally sign or sign structure in, cndArt on or over any publi_ property or any pubaic right of-sway, eXcep't as ptovidod berein, The provisions of this subsection shall, not prohibit ;the p*0ting of any 151,9n regaxi.red by the lava of alas State, H I Tied provisions of this subsection, shall not prohibit the placener t. of bus- benches Or; tr:Ahsit shelters which ;4n *or'ate Advertising panels within public nights-of-gray, .< pgoV�ded auch bUs benches,or, transit shelters are, placed in accordance with art excl.u- .si re fraoh) se fdr either such bus beochea or ptuch transit shelters, or both, granted poramwit, to th6 City omr:ter. „ ` 1 r. PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. 9760.20(a) (a) The area of the sign shall not exceed one (1) square f".>ot for each five (5) feet of street frontage on the abstting street. However, the total eign area need a not be less than twenty-five (25) square feet nor shall it exceed fifty (50) square feet. (b) The width to the height or the height to the width of the sign shall not exceed a ratio of two to one. , S. 9760.21 RF-kL ESTATE SIGNS PERMITTED IN ALL OTHER DISTRICTS. One (1) real estate sign L. miscellaneous districts, other than those set: out hereinafter, shall be permitted for each street abutting the parcel of land subject to the follow- ing requirements; } (a) Otte (1) square foot of sign area shall be permitted for each five (5) feet of street frontage on the abutting street. However, the total sign area need not be less than twenty-five (25) square feet, and shall not be greater than thirty-two (32) solar`e feet, (b) The wi o the height or the height to the width of the sign shall net exceed. a rate two to oAe. t S. 976G.22 OPEN HOUSE SIGNS AND REAL ESTATE FLAGS. Signs advertising "open house," " for inspection," car similar signs, and flags are permitted sub- open feet to the following requiremencst (a) Tne size of each sign shall not exceed aix (6) square feet in area and shall be }_ limited to o.,e such sign per site. (b) A maximum of three (3) flags, not to exceed two and a half (4�0 square feet per flag, away be used on the site be .ng offered for gale or for lease. (u) Such signs and flags may be displayed only during daylight hours and when the property is open for inspection. (d) Street medians or dividers shall riot be used .for placement of such signs or flags,` nor shall any portion of the grounds or rights-of-way of gar)cs, libraries, or public buildings be set aside for such use.: Open house signs may only be placed at the immediate points of access to residential. subdivisions. Tree wells -and park- ways that have roceived special surface treatment (such as reliable rock,, asphalt, concrete, etc.) may not be used for the placement of such signs. S. 9760.23 PLACEMENT OF RFAL ESTATE SIGNS. ;.sal estate signs, open house signs, at•td flags shall not be attached onto perimeter walls of residential ` cotes€"uniti.es or extend ovr:r such walls,• ror shall the placement of such signs create any slght obstruction or safety hazard for traffic or pedestrians. S. 9160.24 FtWOVAI W' REAL ESTATE SIGNS. All real estate signs shall be yem a7ed immediately after said land or structure is sold, leased, or rented, or tmediataly after the intended use has commenced. "Sold" is, defined as being at the close of escrow. S. 976► . 5• VAMCY SIGN. Multiple-family developments under one ownership may ' display one (1) vacancy sign per street frontage dwsring which time a vacancy exi.a tv. Saki signs shall be limited to silt (6) square feet in area, sign. Copy sh4ld be l,irtit to "vacancy," type .of unit available, and source of ir•tiuiry.