AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
AND SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
AUTHORIZING JOINT USE OF FACILITIES
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this _day of March by and 2008
between the CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, a municipal corporation, hereinafter called "CITY" and the SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, a unified school district, hereinafter called "District";
WITNESSETH
WHEREAS, City and District are interested in and concerned with the provision of adequate facilities for their respective activity programs and the well-being of the community of both the City and District; and
WHEREAS, District and City have certain facilities under their respective jurisdictions suitable for such programs and the District and City have in their employ certain employees well qualified to supervise, direct and conduct such programs; and WHEREAS, City and District recognizing that they occupy a similar geographical area, and that they desire to minimize the economic waste of competing for separate facilities at the expense of the common taxpayer when said facilities may be economically programmed for their respective activities and common recreational activities under a mutually agreed program; and
WHEREAS, the City, pursuant to Government Code Section 37350, et seq., the District, pursuant to Education Code 10900, et seq. ("Community Recreation Act"), and each, pursuant to Government Code Section 6500, et. seq., are authorized to contract in the manner herein provided for said purposes; and
WHEREAS, City and District desire to enter into an agreement for the purpose of implementing their respective programs and providing more adequate facilities for the community which is composed of District and City, thereby providing for said programs in a more economical manner;
NOW, THEREFORE, City and District, in consideration of the foregoing promises and the mutual covenants hereinafter set forth, agree as follows:
1. INCORPORATION OF RECITALS.
The above recitals are incorporated herein.
2. DEFINITIONS.
A. "District Facilities" refers to all School District Facilities available for use by the City, as shown on Exhibit 1.
B. "City Facilities" refers to all City Facilities available for use by the School District, as shown on Exhibit 2.
C. "Custodial Services" refers to cleaning of rest room surfaces and fixtures, vacuuming of carpeted surfaces, mopping of multi-purpose floors, removal of trash in and around buildings and fields, with all supplies and equipment furnished by the facility owner.
D. "Facility Maintenance" refers to plumbing, heating, and painting repairs to permanent structures; mowing, irrigation repairs, field preparation, trash removal, and lawn care.
E. "Field Maintenance" refers to lawn care, quick couplers (infield and lawn), infield, backstops, dugouts, ballfield fences, bleachers, trash removal, and tree limb pruning (relative to field safety only).
2 F. "Sponsored Event" means an event that the District or the City identifies as a sponsored event to the other party conducted for educational, recreational, or municipal purposes.
G. "Community Recreation Program" means a program or event sponsored by one of the City's non-profit co-sponsored groups, such as Youth Soccer or Pee Wee Baseball, or another non-profit community club or group that is the direct provider of recreational, educational, or social activities for the community.
H. "Joint Facilities" include both City and District Facilities shown on Exhibits 1 and 2.
3. AVAILABILITY OF DISTRICT FACILITIES FOR USE BY CITY.
District agrees to make the District Facilities available to City for City-sponsored community recreation activities at the times and upon the terms set forth in this Agreement.
A. The District Facilities to be used for such purposes shall be those agreed upon between the Director of Recreation and Community Services of City, hereinafter called "Director" , and the Associate Superintendent/Business of District, hereinafter called "Associate Superintendent", at such times as may be agreed upon by the Director and Associate Superintendent. City shall use and maintain District Facilities at such times and in such a manner so as not to interfere with the use of District Facilities for public school purposes pursuant to the Community Recreation Act, including Section 10910 of the California Education Code. District Facilities include classrooms, rest rooms, 3 auditoriums, cafeterias, gymnasiums, social rooms, tennis courts, play fields, and swimming pools.
B. City shall provide all materials and equipment to be used in City-sponsored community recreational activities, it being understood and agreed, however, that all permanently installed equipment owned by District on District Facilities may be used for such community recreation activities, with the exception of the scoreboards and PA systems at the El Camino High School and South San Francisco High School Gymnasiums, which shall be for the exclusive use of the District, as indicated on Exhibit 1.
C. City shall provide all supervisory personnel whenever City recreation activities are being conducted on District Facilities, and City personnel shall be responsible for the security of District Facilities during City use.
D. City shall be responsible for exercising reasonable care of District Facilities during City-sponsored community recreation activities and for repairing damage caused by City use and programs being conducted on District Facilities, with the exception of damage to District Facilities caused by normal wear and tear and occurrences beyond the reasonable control of the City.
E. A ny and all persons using District Facilities shall abide by all applicable state and federal laws and regulations, City ordinances, and the District Facility Policies and Procedures. The City shall endeavor to ensure that any City or City Sponsored Events are conducted in a manner consistent with this prohibition.
4 F. District shall provide all Custodial Services for District Facilities when these facilities are used for an event jointly sponsored by the City and the District.
When the City is the exclusive user of District Facilities, the City will provide Custodial Services, to ensure that District Facilities are in proper order for the next school day. When the City uses District Facilities during non-school time, e.g., summer months and times when school is not in session, the City will provide Custodial Services on a day-to-day basis.
G. District and City agree to the installation of capital improvements for the benefit of the community subject to mutual agreement by the District and City.
AVAILABILITY OF CITY FACILITIES FOR USE BY DISTRICT.
City agrees to make the City Facilities available to the District for District- sponsored educational and recreational activities at the times and upon the terms set forth in this Agreement.
A. The specific City Facilities to be used for such purposes, and times of use, shall be those agreed upon between the Director and the Associate Superintendent. District shall use and maintain said areas at such times and in such a manner so as not to interfere with their use for normal City purposes.
B. District shall provide all materials and supplies to be used for educational purposes and recreational purposes, it being understood and agreed, however, that all permanent equipment owned by City on City Facilities may be used for such purposes.
C. District shall provide all supervisory personnel whenever District-sponsored activities are being conducted on City Facilities.
D. District shall be responsible for exercising reasonable care of City Facilities during District-sponsored activities on City Facilities, and for repairing damage caused by District use and programs, with the exception of damage to City property caused by normal wear and tear and occurrences beyond the reasonable control of the District.
E. City shall provide Custodial Services on City Facilities when City Facilities are used for an event jointly-sponsored by the City and the District. The District will provide Custodial Services before and after District-sponsored events.
F. Any and all persons using City Facilities shall abide by all applicable state and federal laws and regulations, City ordinances, and the City Facility Policies and Procedures. The District shall endeavor to ensure that any District or District-sponsored events are conducted in a manner consistent with this prohibition.
SCHEDULING/REQUEST FOR USE OF FACILITIES.
When either party desires to use a Joint Facility of the other pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, it shall so schedule as far in advance as possible. Dates not so scheduled 60 days in advance may be made available to other parties or agencies. Both parties to this Agreement agree to advise the other of any relevant third party bookings. Third parties (non-profit groups) desiring to use school facilities may book through the City or directly with the District. For-profit businesses and groups shall book through the District directly. Such requests shall be subject to rules and regulations as may be imposed by the City and/or applicable District School Board adopted policies and provisions, including but not limited to the District's fee schedule adopted pursuant to the Community Recreation Act. The referenced polices and procedures may be subject to change and modification by either party to this Agreement. Any such change, however, shall be effective no sooner than 30 days after notification of the change to the other party to this Agreement.
6. RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUPERVISION AND PROGRAMS.
A. After school hours and during vacation periods:
The City's Recreation and Community Services Department shall be responsible for the supervision of City-sponsored activities in the District Facilities after school hours and during vacation periods. The City shall provide adequate personnel to supervise City-sponsored activities. The personnel of City's Department shall be under the supervision of the City as hereinafter provided.
B. During school hours:
Where City-sponsored activities in District Facilities are also beneficial to the District's programs, such as before or after school childcare programs scheduled for half-day kindergartners during hours when upper grades are still in school, it shall be permissible to allow the working hours of the Recreation and Community Services Department's personnel to be integrated with the school hours. In the event such activities are conducted during school hours with school children, the City agrees to the following:
7 1. Employee Cooperation. The employees of the Recreation and Community Services Department shall cooperate and comply with direction from the principal of the school at which the site or facility is located.
2. Verification of Qualifications. City shall be responsible for verifying the qualifications, credentials, certificates, and licenses of its staff, agents, consultants, and/or subcontractors who may provide services in conjunction with the City's use of the District Facilities.
3. Fingerprinting and Criminal Background Investigations. City shall be responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable fingerprinting and criminal background investigation requirements described in Education Code Section 10911.5. City's responsibility shall extend to all City employees, volunteers, and/or individuals acting as independent contractors of the City, except for those staff employed by the District.
Verification of compliance with this section shall be provided in writing to the District prior to each individual's commencement of employment with City.
4. Overlapping Employment. City understands that its employees are employed solely by City and responsible to City during all hours worked for City, whether paid or unpaid. The parties acknowledge that District employees may become staff of the City. City agrees that District employees shall not be required to work for City during times the person is on District employment. When employed by City, District employees are 8 responsible to City during all hours worked exclusively for City during City- sponsored events.
C. Program Planning:
Original program planning shall be the responsibility of the recreation leader, supervisor of the recreation division and the school principal. School principals may advise and recommend regarding the planning and administration of recreation programs to be conducted by the City on the District Facilities under said principal's jurisdiction. In this regard, it is recognized that District Facilities are intended primarily for school purposes and for the benefit of children of school age and, therefore, in planning programs and schedules for activities in District Facilities, the recreational needs and opportunities of such children shall be well provided for and adequately protected.
D. Dangerous Conditions:
Each party shall report to the other party any defects or dangerous conditions in any of the facilities covered by this Agreement within 24 hours of discovery, or sooner if practicable, by telephone call to a designated representative of the party to be notified. Each party shall provide the other with current emergency contact information for such purposes, including contact information for evenings and weekends. In addition to a telephone call, the party discovering the defect shall provide written notice to the designated representative of the party to be notified no later than the next business day after discovering the defect. If a party becomes aware of a defect or 9 dangerous condition on any field or facility covered by this Agreement, that party shall immediately cease all activities on the facility until the condition has been corrected and clearance has been given by the owner of the facility to resume use.
7. SWIMMING POOLS.
Except for periods when use is required for educational purposes or for maintenance and repairs, as designated by the Associate Superintendent, District throughout each year shall make the pools listed in Exhibit 1 available to the City for community swimming. The City shall cover the out-of-pocket costs for custodial staff and supplies, as well as chemicals and utilities when City is the exclusive user of the swimming pools), (e.g. in the summer months). The City shall share out of pocket costs equally with the District during the summer months when summer school is in session. The District will provide an invoice at the end of the summer session to the City for reimbursement of these costs.
GYMNASIUMS.
A. The District will utilize the high school gymnasiums listed in Exhibit 1 ("Gymnasiums") during normal days of school operation from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., with the exception of Spruce Gym, where the District agrees to extend to the City the use of Spruce Gym for school day care and general community recreational activities after 2:30 p.m. on normal days of school operation. Permitted use shall conclude by 11:00 p.m., except by special request, and with the City's agreement to pay overtime for custodial staffing if necessary.
10 B. The City may utilize Gymnasiums for City-sponsored programs at all other times. Use shall be requested as far in advance as possible. Dates not so scheduled 60 days in advance may be made available to other parties or agencies.
C. Use times may be adjusted by mutual consent of both parties to meet mutual needs.
D. Upon reasonable notice, the District reserves the right to utilize Gymnasiums for school-related activities during normal City operation times.
Augmentations and modifications to this schedule will be provided to the City as soon as practicable.
9. MAINTENANCE OF DISTRICT FACILITIES.
District shall maintain at its sole cost and expense all equipment and improvements in District Facilities installed or constructed for educational or special recreational uses and which are not normal or necessary for City purposes.
10. MAINTENANCE OF CITY FACILITIES.
City shall maintain, at its sole cost and expense, equipment and improvements in City Facilities installed or constructed for special recreational uses and which are not normal or necessary for District purposes.
11. MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELDS.
A. General field maintenance ("Field Maintenance") includes the following:
1. Lawn care
Mowing
• Fertilizing, edging, broadleafing, aerating
• Irrigation (clock, valves, heads and laterals)
11 2. Quick couplers in infield and lawn
3. Infield
• Surfacing
• Sodding
• Layout
• Bases, pitcher's mound and home plate
4. Backstop
Repairs
• Paint
5. Dugouts
• Bench repairs
• Cans with fines
6. Ballfield fences
• Repair
7. Bleachers
Repairs, cleanup, paint
8. Trash Removal
Receptacles and loose debris
9. Tree limb pruning relative to field safety only
B. The City shall provide year-round field Maintenance, as well as Facility Maintenance limited to periods of permitted City use for the following District Facilities:
1. BURI BURI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
• Large and small baseball fields
• Fields and lawn
2. HILLSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (TERRABAY)
• Baseball and soccer fields
• Parking lot past cattle gate
• Bathroom/storage building
• Bleachers
• Area inside field fencing
3. MARTIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (PARADISE)
• Baseball field
• Area inside field fencing
• Road along field between field and Paradise Park
4. PONDEROSA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
• Baseball field
• Baseball field lawn
• Bleachers area
• Weed abatement from the field to an area along the perimeter of the fence
5. ALTA LOMA MIDDLE SCHOOL
• Baseball and soccer fields
Lawn inside (and including) track
Bleachers
6. BADEN HIGH SCHOOL/ADULT ED. (SOUTHWOOD)
• Baseball field
• Baseball field lawn inside path
• Bleacher area
Soccer field (mowing only)
• Weed abatement from the field to an area along the perimeter of the fence
C. The District shall provide ongoing Ballfield and Facility Maintenance for the following District Facilities:
1. Foxridge Elementary Site: Baseball diamond
2. Spruce Elementary School: Baseball diamond
3. Sunshine Gardens Elementary School: Softball diamond upper and lower fields)
4. Parkway Heights Middle School: Baseball diamond
5. Westborough Middle School: Soccer field and track
6. South San Francisco High School: Football field, small baseball field, soccer field, and track
12. BADEN HIGH SCHOOL/ADULT ED. BATTING CAGES.
A. Development of Batting Cages. District agrees and understands that City shall install batting cages on District property at Baden High School/Adult Ed. (Southwood) ("Batting Cages"), intended for exclusive use, operation, control, 13 management, maintenance, safety, and supervision for recreation purposes by City and co-sponsored community groups only. City shall design and install in such fashion as to not unnecessarily obstruct District's development and use of the field.
B. City shall pay all costs of design, construction, and maintenance of the Batting Cages.
C. The Board of Trustees of the District will pass a resolution stating that the Batting Cages will not be used for school purposes and that no pupils or teachers, as such, will be permitted to use or enter the building/structure.
D. A sign will be posted on the Batting Cages in a conspicuous location stating that the Batting Cages do not meet the Field Act requirements with respect to structural standards as required by law and earthquake safety.
E. The Batting Cages will be for the exclusive use of the City and City programs/staff and the City will assume sole, exclusive and full liability for the use, operation, control, management, supervision, maintenance and safety of the Batting Cages and all persons who use them at all times.
F. If at a future time, the City has no use for the Batting Cages, the Batting Cages can be removed at the City's expense. The District may request that the Batting Cages be removed at the City's expense at any time in the future.
The District shall provide reasonable notice and good cause to the City for such a request. Upon receipt of such request, City shall remove the Batting Cages at its expense and return the property where they were located to its condition prior to installation of the Batting Cages.
13. MAINTENANCE OF DISTRICT FACILITIES OTHER THAN THOSE IDENTIFIED IN SECTION 11 OF THIS AGREEMENT.
District shall furnish water, materials, and labor for maintenance of District Facilities and sites developed and made available to City for community recreation pursuant to this Agreement.
14. FURNISHING OF RESTROOMS.
District shall be responsible for furnishing suitable and adequate wash rooms and rest rooms at all inside District Facilities where such accommodations are available. Such accommodations shall be available for use on such days and at such hours as City-sponsored events and Community Recreation Programs are normally conducted.
15. DAMAGE AND INSURANCE PROVISIONS.
A. Indemnification and Insurance
Each party agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless the other party, its officers, officials, agents, employees and volunteers from any and all claims, losses, penalties and liabilities of any nature, at law or equity, including attorneys' fees, to the extent caused by, arising out of, or in connection with, the indemnifying party's actual or alleged negligent acts or omissions pursuant to this Agreement. An indemnifying party's indemnification obligation shall not be limited to insurance proceeds, if any, received by the indemnifying party, its officers, officials, agents, employees or volunteers. This Section 15 shall survive the termination of this Agreement.
Each party agrees to comprehensive public liability insurance coverage in the amount of at least Three Million Dollars ($3,000,000) per occurrence, 15 combined single limit, to protect City and District, their officers, officials, agents, employees and volunteers against claims for bodily injury, wrongful death, and property damage arising from City or District's participation in the uses and activities described herein. The form of insurance shall be satisfactory to City and District and may include self-insurance at levels acceptable to both parties. Each policy shall be primary coverage and non- contributory to any coverage the other party may maintain. Each party's policy or policies shall name the other party as an additional insured. Each policy shall contain a full waiver of subrogation rights.
16. FUTURE SITES.
District shall inform City upon the acquisition of new school sites by District within the territory of City so that City may undertake such studies as are deemed necessary to determine the recreational needs of the area. City may inspect the grading and site plans and make recommendations regarding site development for the purpose of accommodating community recreation needs.
17. TERM AND TERMINATION.
The term of this Agreement shall be 20 years from the date of execution. For purposes of revision or update, an annual review of the provisions of this Agreement will be made by both parties. Either party may initiate renegotiation with one (1) year's written notice. Upon issuance/receipt of said notice, renegotiation shall commence immediately. Either party may terminate this Agreement without cause with one (1) year's written notice. 16 18. AUTOMATIC RENEWAL.
Upon expiration of the term of this Agreement, this Agreement will automatically renew with existing terms and conditions in effect for an additional ten years commencing and ending → unless this section is amended, or unless either party provides notice to the other party of its intent not to renew the Agreement, such notice to be provided at least one (1) year prior to the expiration of the term of the Agreement.
19. RULES AND PROCEDURES.
The City Manager or designee and the School District Superintendent or designee may, if they deem it advisable, develop and establish rules and procedures to implement, clarify, or in another manner carry out the purposes and intent of this Agreement to promote an adequate community recreation program in the geographical area occupied by City and District, and said rules and procedures may be submitted to the City Council and Board of Trustees for approval and ratification.
20. DEFAULT.
In the event of either party's default of any material obligation under this Agreement, the non-defaulting party must give the defaulting party written notice of and a reasonable time to cure the default. If the defaulting party has not made a substantial effort to cure the default within a reasonable time, the non- defaulting party may perform the obligation at the expense of the defaulting party.
The defaulting party shall reimburse the non-defaulting party for its reasonable 17 expenses arising directly from actions required to cure the default within thirty (30) days after the non-defaulting party submits a detailed invoice of such costs.
21. CONFLICTS OF INTEREST.
City and District agree that their governing boards shall avoid any relationship with the other party that constitutes or potentially constitutes a conflict of interest between City and District and/or members of their boards. This prohibition shall extend to employment with either City or District, in cases where a conflict of interest may arise from said relationship.
22. SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
If at any time any clause of this contract is found to be unenforceable, all other clauses will remain in full force and effect.
23. GOVERNING LAW.
This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of California and any action brought relating to this Agreement shall be in a court of competent jurisdiction in San Mateo County, California.
24. NOTICES.
All notices, including invoices, given hereunder shall be in writing and shall be deemed to have been given if personally delivered or deposited in the United States mail postage prepaid, certified or registered, return receipt requested, and addressed to the other party as follows or as otherwise designated by written notice hereunder from time to time:
18 To DISTRICT: South San Francisco Unified School District Superintendent
398 B Street
South San Francisco, CA 94080
To CITY: City of South San Francisco
Director of Recreation and Community Services
P.O. Box 711
South San Francisco, CA 94083
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City of South San Francisco and the South San Francisco Unified School District have executed this Agreement on the day and year first above written, each of said bodies acting by and through its proper officers and officials they having been first thereunto duly authorized by resolution regularly introduced and adopted.
CITY: CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
a municipal corporation and political
subdivision of the State of California
ATTEST:
ex: Jedro orgalen
Sit Heller,
APPRIED STO FORM:
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City Attorney
DISTRICT: SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT, a public body
ATTEST:
By Shrew Attore
President, Board of Trustees
Baba dea
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Superintendent of Schools
19 EXHIBIT #1
DISTRICT FACILITIES AVAILABLE FOR USE BY THE CITY
The following School District facilities shall be available for City use:
Elementary School Sites:
Buri Buri Ballfield
Hillside Ballfield
Foxridge Ballfield
Los Cerritos Playground, Classrooms, Multipurpose
Martin Ballfield, Classrooms, Multipurpose
Monte Verde Classrooms, Multipurpose
Ponderosa Ballfield, Classrooms, Multipurpose
Spruce Gymnasium, Ballfield, Classrooms, Multipurpose
Sunshine Gardens Ballfields, Classrooms, Multipurpose
Middle School Sites:
Alta Loma Multipurpose, Ballfield
Parkway Heights Multipurpose, Ballfield
Westborough Multipurpose, Ballfield
High School Sites:
Baden/Adult Ed. Ballfield, Soccer, Batting Cages (when and if (Southwood) constructed)
El Camino Gymnasium, Pool
South San Francisco Small field in front of small gym, Gymnasium, Pool, Tennis Courts
20 EXHIBIT #2
CITY FACILITIES AVAILABLE FOR USE BY DISTRICT
The following City facilities shall be available for School District use:
Alta Loma Ballfields, Picnic Area, Tennis Courts
Avalon Ballfield, Picnic Area
Buri Buri Park, Ballfield, Picnic Areas
Municipal Services Building
Orange Memorial Park: Ballfields, Pool, and Buildings; Storage Shed for SSFHS Baseball Program, Picnic Areas
Terrabay Gymnasium
Westborough Park Building
21 OVIL SAN SEANCISCO UNIFIED SC : DISTRICT
398 "2" STREET
ECON SAN PRECISCO, CALIPORNIA
It:0h2, inde and entored into this _ 5th - day of
1i6s, by and betweet the CITY OF SOUTH SAN PRANCISCO,
¿ muscipal carporation, neresaafter called "crry" and the SOUTE SAN FRANCISCO WIPED 30:00L WISCHIC, a unified school district, beretnafter called 5 HIRLESSEIa
Waiti, Ci-; is incerested and concerened with the acquisition of an sassment es leceiped in exaiblt "d" attached herein across the lands of the districe modi is lom and referred to as Martin School; and 10 it: 4 is interesced and concerned with providing certain 11 troja wer tha dalucencace use and development of this easement. 12-
1k tieriders, Clay and District in consideration of the premises 13 ted the titori covenante herein contained agree as follows:
14 Ta bomala, suddtiots suall be met by City:
15 i. racing) Às there will be several thousand cubic yarás of soil 13 hadieu into tlis site, a temporary fence shall be constructed 17 i effect complate isolation of the haul route from the school "arvant: the graving shall be completed as one continuous 2e0gect vitta a 30 day period, formal and adequate measure 20 shall be tzken to control dust and other diaturbances resulting 21 on the hauling operation, Should the time period between the aL of che fill and the development at the site become
23 ascended such that windborn dust from the new f1l1 bacones a 24 harard co persons or property, the city lll Immediately take 25฿ : senates to control the dust.
26 %.. school cica shall in returned to a condition acceptable is Matriet - after cha completion of the construction work, 28 a snal1 fill slope creaceă near Hillside B1vd. shall be 29 Metad in a samer accaptable to District.
30: * Pust the sity +111 metatalu the roadway at its expense 31 co all teep it in an accaptable and signtly condition. 32 -1-
30 Dragging GE the Bight: Distriet hereby agrees that City shall isreafter have ai easement as more particulartydescribed on
3. ini A for the scie and limited purposes of pedestrian use rogether with use by casual park maintenance personnel of City. 5 -
Cryo casent eights include the right to develop and
a roy-lately maintata said easement.
7 Igerzace: Proper insurance provisions shall be effected to 8 ¡ride the district with adequate protection from any damages ur sunto resulting during the construction period or during 10 ine continued use of the easement by the city.
11 I SHOES SEREOF, the City of South San Francisco and the South San 12 Prancisco Lies School Distriet have executed this agreament on the day 13 and yost firet shovu ritten, each of said bodies acting by and through its 14•
proper slides aid they having been first thereunto duly authorised by 15 second centely introduced dad adopted, to axecute same. 16 CITI:
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
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33 EXHIBIT "A"
DESCRIPTION OF EASEMENT FOR ROADWAY AND ACCESS
PURPOSES ON AND ACROSS THE LANDS OF THE MARTIN
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SITE, SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, TO THE CITY OF SOUTH
SAN FRANCISCO
That parcel of land, situate in the City of South San Francisco, County of San Mateo, State of California, which consists of a strip of land within the following described lines:
BEGINNING at a point, said point being the intersection of the most north- westerly property line of the lands of the Martin Elementary School as recorded in the Official Records of San Mateo County on June 16, 1925 at 29 minutes past 2:00 p.m. in Volume 178 at page 5 and designated on the said line bearing North 31°40' East and the intersection of the aforesaid official maps of the Assessor of San Mateo County by number 12-061-010; line with the most southerly line of that 70 foot right of way line of Hillside Boulevard; thence from said point of beginning proceeding along the northeasterly property line of said Martin School on an arc of a curve and subtending a central angle of 1°09'33" to a point; thence leaving to the left having a radius of 1035.00 feet, an arc length of 20.94 feet, said northeasterly property line and proceeding South
162.80 feet to a point; thence turning and proceeding South 85°17'05' West, 59.98 feet to a point on the northwesterly property line of said Martin School; thence proceeding along said northwesterly property line the following two courses:
and North 31°40' East 161.53 feet to the aforesaid point of beginning.