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25A - AGMT - MUNICIPAL PARKING FACILITIES OPERATOR
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Community Development
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25A
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4/1/2013
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SECTION 8 • PLANS I Page <br />OPERATIONS PLAN <br />MAINTENANCE PLAN <br />The job duties of the maintenance personnel will be outlined in our Standard <br />Operating Procedures Manual and we will ensure that the maintenance schedule <br />approved by the City of Santa Ana is followed. More importantly, Central Parking <br />System understands the importance of a properly maintained facility. A well-run <br />facility reduces liability risks, unnecessary repairs and promotes an aesthetically <br />pleasing environment. <br />While it is the job of the maintenance personnel to provide the majority of the <br />cleaning and facility upkeep, maintenance is part of every employee's responsibility. <br />Cashiers are required to clean and maintain the booth, islands and driveways that <br />they are stationed at. Supervisors are required to perform daily inspections of the <br />booths and the garage or surface lot. The manager is also responsible for walking <br />the facility. Our managers and supervisors are trained in the theory of "Management <br />by Walking About" (MBWA). They are also taught to broaden their focus when walking <br />the property to keep an eye out for other issues with landscaping, engineering, <br />security, or any other area that affects the project as a whole. Our Regional Manager <br />and Operations Manager formally audit the facilities each month. This audit is <br />conducted by walking the garage or surface lot and inspecting the facility for any <br />operational as well as maintenance issues. <br />The first maintenance personnel will arrive at 5:00 am. By arriving early, we are able <br />to place an immediate focus on the high -demand areas. Garage A has porous <br />concrete and during rainy weather, pools of water form throughout the garage. Our <br />recommendation is for the first maintenance person to arrive early enough to <br />vacuum up the water thus avoiding any potential liability issues as well as ensuring <br />we utilize every space for visitor and tenant parking. <br />Our second maintenance personnel will arrive at 10:00am to ensure coverage into <br />the afternoon and evening periods. We recommend utilizing a golf cart for our <br />maintenance staff so that their movements throughout the four structures and <br />surface lot can be better managed. This person's main responsibility will be cleaning <br />but his other focus will be on improving the aesthetics of the garages through <br />painting of the curbs, booths and parking equipment. <br />DAILY MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST <br />Our maintenance personnel will work closely with our Operations Manager and a <br />detailed maintenance checklist will be implemented for every garage and lot. We <br />understand that clear direction and follow up is necessary to ensure a well <br />maintained facility. By having a checklist, our maintenance personnel have specific <br />duties that they must complete on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. This checklist is <br />also signed off by the Supervisor each week after he conducts his inspection of the <br />facilities. While the maintenance staff will be supplied with the necessary tools and <br />supplies to do their job some items demand the use of professional equipment and <br />specialized personnel. We recommend quarterly professional power washing service <br />to remove large oil stains, liquid stains and embedded graffiti. This quarterly <br />cleaning will be pre -walked with the City representative to understand the scope and <br />specific direction for each parking area. We will comply will all local, state and federal <br />laws and make sire that no liquids escape through the drains during the pressure <br />washing process. Upon completion, all hazardous material is placed into an EPA <br />approved container provided and removed by a Registered Hazardous Waste <br />Company. Once disposed of, the state will provide a completed manifest directly to <br />Central Parking and the City of Santa Ana." <br />25A-95 <br />Parking Suwtum U <br />
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