RANCHO COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 -1993

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.(4) In matters of sch ~ the use of the Fire TRAININ~OENTER facilities, it is understood that first priority will be given to "Fire Technology" education and training provided to college students and active Firefighters of the CITY; second priority will be given to "Fire Technology" education and training programs offered to Firefighters inside the DISTRICT's service area; third priority will be given to "Fire Technology" education and training programs offered to Firefighters outside the DISTRICT's service area; fourth priority will be given to DISTRICT education and training of students and staff other than "Fire Technology." All other uses will be reviewed by the executive board. (5) The CITY Fire Department and the DISTRICT will be entitled to first priority use of the TRAINING CENTER. It is agreed that other fire agencies may be allowed to rent the facilities when the CITY Fire Department and the DISTRICT are not scheduled to use them. When other agencies utilize the facilities, they shall have on file a signed Hold Harmless Agreement and liability insurance that constitutes legal protection for the DISTRICT and CITY. (6) The DISTRICT will assume responsibility for the budgeted monies for the TRAINING CENTER costs, utilizing the following guidelines: Initial construction will be as follows: DISTRICT - to provide portable/relocatable educationa~ units, and to actively pursue State funding for the permanent facility in partnership with the CITY; CITY - to provide approximately 6.7 acres of land located in the southwest corner of Centennial Park; and to provide one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) towards a permanent site plan and improvements; and to design a temporary fire training/educational facilities; Capital expenditures such as buildings, major equipment, and major maintenance will be funded with mutual agreement by DISTRICT and CITY prior to the commitment of funds; Day-to-day operating items, such as paper goods, office supplies, and other