HomeMy WebLinkAboutCoastline Regional Occupational Program - 1982-10-26AFFILIATION AGREEMENT
2 This agreemnt, made and entered into this day of Occober 26, 19P, I'y
3 and tvztweer the CITY OF PUNTINGTOR RFACH, hereinafter called "Agency," and
4 the COASTLINE PErIDNAL OCCUPATMINIAL PROGRAH, he,reioafter called ROP."
5 W I T N E 5 S E T H
6 The Agency and the ROP have found it to be in the public interest that
the Agency auth)rlte thi�. ROP tn atilize the facilities wo the CITY OF IMPT-
!NGTON 1EACH, hereinafter caller "Agency," for practical training 'For certain
9 of ROP's students. Now, therefore, in consideration of mutual covenants
10 hereinafter contained, the part'& . her.ito agree as follows:
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1. Inis ar(reement shall be c,,,�erative on Actobpr 216, 19F,2, and shah
continue in effect until terminat(d as hereinafter fireviden.
Either party nay terminate this agreKiprt upnr tie giving of fivP
(5) days written notice to the other party. The Administr6tor of Agency has
he power to give and receive notice on hebalf of Agency ,tinder this aqreff�eitt-
!the Administration of ROP shall have Power to give and receive notice on b(N-
fhalf of ROP under this aqrement.
39 3. The RPP shall self-0, the rarticipatinq students frai ROP's total
19 student bodf traine they rc�ceive at Agency shall be under
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20 the imm-dilate snpervi5inn ard contrel of ar instructor *:k) is ar eoployee of
21 the ROP and who. Yolds a rvalid Celifarnia TeachlF,,q Cred",tial authrizinq
22 .5ub�ert to be
211 4. Ali occupa)tio..=l Instructifm am training conducted 'by or with the
24 above comunity classrom fownagement shall ne pursuant to section $1769 lif
25 the Fdusatlon Code, and, sections 1AP90-92 of the, Administrative Code Title V.
'26 5, The, numier of students, aad the tires during which they will ee-
21 t ivy practicfl training ;,,t Aqency shall tm nutuAlly agreed up'n by Agency's
18mijnistvitop and ROP'4 axithorizod repmsentotive.
29 C. The Aqerwcy will provide observational opportunfity and oract*.)�:al ex-
Perienck, but shall Livv io respotisibility Nr the curricula and instruction
giv-Pa tW stidentS. The Agency will cooperate to provide parkiiiq, clat,,%voma
32 ,tired iiorklPti Spoce to ROP'S studehts aid instrlictors to, the extent available.
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Article S. C omunit,y r4isrooms
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],i090. DePtiition. A. cornunity classroom is a site or a series of physical
5 locattions in which occupational t,aiiirig programs rre conducted, A co`nunity
Iassroom liks as its general purpose the expansie.m of occupational training op-
6 ortunities rpy utilizing existing sites and facilities other than those, of the
ublic schools.
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10031. Programs Conducted in Croniazinity Classrooms- (a) The, instruction of
•tudents enrolled in i.(t occupational training program conducted in a community
lassrocrs shall he under the immed,ate supervision and control of an instructor
g :a is an employee of the public school agency and who holds a valid California
sxaching credential authorizing the subject t0 he taught:, the tent "i r�diatp
30 f upervision and control" means direct supervision in terns of are absence of can
rstemediar$ between the certificated instructor and the student and does not
It is erfer to physical.
)2 I(b) The number of students enrolled per hour, per certifi,=.ted instructor,
hal l not exceed 30, except that '�nr M lrient may be increased to a maxirsun of 60
i y the assignment to the `ertiricatet`. instructor of a qualified teacher's aide
)3 fplvy b., the public school agency r«r volur4teer instructor wars is employed ik
the nanagemetit of the co*rsn„, iryR classroa- facility.
l # (c) At least once during every 1p hot r5 of training, the certific ated in-
4 tructor� shal l ,pet ;anal Iv rseet with each stts.r2rrt, such reetint.4 to i= Juoe, but
15 I of be limited to, of inst,r>c.tarr, counSeliF<l and evaluation of the
student's pregress,
16 (4) The certificated instructor shall, for each occupational training pro-
1gram for whicrr a community classroa— is use,' develop and naintain a training
17 Pan including specific perfon,,lance <Mectivvs and axnected duration of train-
ing for each objective.
18 (e) A writti�-n agreement shall be entered into between the public school
agency ano the managin*sst of the community classroon, facility. to assure that the
se of the facility and services to be provided fulfill the traaininy htlan.
f M vpxfi detem.ination by the certificated instructor that tPe student has
20 ,_ thieved a performance abject ivo, that student chal l be assigned to other trains-
iYig ob4ectives within the course in which he is errolled.
21 (R) A student witty acca,•is;ishes a pertomance objective shall not contirue
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I`o st-udentanAv�reolacetan imply ;"Po4-be munity c lassrow..
p y C• , ewithout
r cause his heirs tl� be rsducei, clog s'gall the student's tra;ping activities
23 ir'eci=ide thebaring of additionaa erfslcvee
(i � is^wining programs it a rt sssnaty classroom s3sa3l include group and ins-
24 riWCrA,�liZed related instruction.
() The certifis�ated instructor in a cwmunity classroom shall be 'pan-
sible for o4isatainirig records of eath student's progress In :-elation.,hip to the
uredetermined performance objectives
(ky Wiere the oFcupational training program includes sti=eirrts who are also
olled in a vocational duc Jon program operated pursuant to the California
�7 Mate irlsn for Vocational Stltrcators tY�e cacti fis:ated ir�sGructor
, `' F. rlualifica»
Lions, gas of occupation and curril�ulum shall meet the standards of the State,
24 Plan.
11l) The p0lic s0hool agency under s-.base supervision training is vow:: led iq
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ations that are not owned, leased, or rented by the public ubool ar3ancy,
shalI be considered the eiployer tinder )tivision a (tams+ ncinq with Section 32111
30 f t he labor �, of studersts receiving such training, unless such students ar
being paid a cash wage or salary by the P,4wiv itinity classroom, facility n.agagemen
1 fire oanagemer.t elects to provide workr*n'r, compensatiE)rr insurance,
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7. The ROP shall plan the days and hours of practical experience for
students, subject to the approval of Agency's Adminitcrator,
8. The Agency will provide fiat aid as required to students who are
injured while on Agency'r premises. Medical health insurance shall ire no case
be the respons,4'ility of the Agency. Any student returning fron. an exteuded
absence caused by illness or injury shall be cleared oy a physician before be-
ing allowed to return to the training program,
9. Students are covered under workers' compensation through the school
di,striet in which the student is enrolled.
104 The ROP will maintain, during the life of this d9reerTant, surb pub -
lit liability and property damage insurance as follm-is. Sodily and personal
injury liaEMty of $50.(4,000 for each person dnd $5,000,000 "Or each occu(_
rer,,.e. Property damqe liability, auto, sbdli oe $50,000 for each occurrence.
PropertamaSe liability, exr_-=pt auto, will be $50,00 for each occurrence.
Errors and missions will W* $50D11nn for each person And $5,0110,006 in 'the
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1. F'Wripti, the time of practical training at Agency the students shall
be subject to the rules and regulations Of the Aur -y. Any student participat-
19 inq in this program my i3e discharged thorefrm by Pithow party for cause and
20 upon w3tice.
?I M No student shall replace an enplayee or cduqe empltkyee hours to be
22 reduced, nor shall student training preclude hiwrino of additional eirployees.
2.1 ho student shall be pail for trainirg services.
24 13, There Shall bq no rone.rary obligation between the R6P ov Agency to
25 each otbt4r, or to the students or instructors partWpafinq herein,,
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PROMAM
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SO 06ort P, Mandic,, Jr., ttyor maul E. SnVer'l _.S6_PTrime_ T'ent-
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Page #4 Council M4`•' tes - 7/6/82 -
ORD NO 2566 INTRODUCTION APPROVED CXPFNSE ALLOWANCES FOR CITY COUNCILPERSOt15
APPROPRIATION APPROVED
The City Clerk presented a communication from the City Aelaainistrator transmitting •
Ordinance No. 2566 for Council consideration "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
HUNTINGTON BEACH AMENDING THE HUNTINGTON BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE BY AMENDING SECTION
2.28.010 RELATING TO EXPENSE ALLOWANCES FOR CITY C.OUNCILPERSONS."
On motion by Pattinson, second Kelly, Council approved introduction of Ordinance
V�1_ 2566, after reading by title, by the following roll call vote: '
AYES: Pattinson, MacAllister, Mandic, Bailey, Kelly
NOES; Finley`&.
ABSENT: Thomas I
On notion by MacAllister, second Pattinson, Council approved the appropriation
revision in the amount of $13,560 for the 1982/83 Fiscal Year. The motion carried
by the following roll call vote:
AYES. Pattinson, MacAllister, Mandic, Finley, Bailee, Kelly
NOES: 1•,,;ne
j ABSENT: Thooeas
AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY AND COASTLINE REGIONAL OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAM - AaPkOVED
The City Administrator informed Council that trey had been provided wi,.h copies
of an ,agreement between the City and the Coastline Regional Occupational Pro4ran.
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On mWon by Railey, second MarAlli'.ter, Council approved and authorized execu-
tion of the agreement between the City and Coastline Regional Occupational
Program unanimously,
STUDY SESSION - 7/19/82 DOWNTOWN SPECIE!" PLAN - J0114T MEETING WITH PLANNING
GISSION - ..
Following discussion, a joint meetino wi4h the Planning Comm.'ssion to study
the Dovntown Specific Plan was scheauled for July 19, 1982 at 5:30 P.M.
ARCAIMEINTS FOR CHARTER REVxSION BALLOT MEASURE - C!l;VIITTEE APFOIN'r[D PATTINSOtd/
14ACALL ISTER
_ The City Administrator informed Council tat they F. ,, --len provided with a � �
cm m�tnication regarding preparation of arguments for ;.r,e charter revision
ballot masure.
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Mayor- Mandic appointed Councilmembers Pattinson and MacAllister as a comil;tee 4
to prepare the arguments. The Mayor requested that thn Councilmen work with
the City Attorney's Office to meet the time line required.
StIPPLEMENIML AGREEMENT #I TO PERSONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT - CHARl ES THOMPSOfI
JPPR�VE0 OPRtATION APPROVED
the City Clerk presented a communication from thn Mayor's Committec transnitting
Supplemental Agreement 11o, 1 to the agreement for personal services dated March
21 1"1 by and between the City of Huntington Beach and Charles W. Thompsun..