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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2000 Enfield Vol Fire Company Documents3. The FIRE COMPANY- shall keep and, maintain in good repair- and wprkiiig;;. ' order, suitable and adequate motorized firefighting apparatus, including buih, Ulimitecl y ladders and all other nece fire-fighting;tools irtplemnts. to pumpers, tankers, hoses �' and equipment and emergency service equipment to`properly discharge„Yts o1ligatioris ,- hereunder. =r 4. The FIRE COMPANY agrees to supply the services of a• suffic lit z mti` r, . . of trained and a ui pped fire fighters and emergency medical personnelto :popeily q discharge its obligations hereunder, utilizing mutual aid when necessary. • •,Q.i, s The FIRE COMPANY -agree to procure; obtain and_maintain farce 5. Y" dent insurance and effect duringthe term of this agreement, suffi ance coverage for the fire= ` gr r fighting and emergency apparatus and personnel to be used in discharging its duties', herein, including but not limited to personal liability, property'damage, collision, and to a volunteer fire-fighter as provided by Section 205 . -workman's compensation payable of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York. Proof of said coverages shall be provided to the TOWN at the inception of this agreement. 6. The TOWN acknowledges that the FIRE COMPANY is a member- 6- the Tompkins County Mutual Aid network, and that in the event the fire=fighting apparatus and personnel of the FIRE COMPANY are out of the district, the FIRE COMPANY shall -- hallarrange-through arrange- throughMutual Aid for fire protection for the district, as- herein required, during its absence. 7. The TOWN agrees,,on-behalf of the district, to pay the -FIRE COMPANY the suns of one hundred seventy-four thousand forty-four dollars- and- :no ,cents , -: ($174,044.00) payable in eight (8) installments as follows: , i n- 1/15/00 $20,000.00 5/15100 $12,000 Q0;. :,. . 2/15/00 $35,000.00. 6/15/00 $30;000:00: 3/15/00 $16.050.00- . 7/15/00 $12;00000` , 4/15/00 $35,0,00,00 8/15/00 $13,994,00 = ; x rq„ - a. The parties agree to meet a minimum of four times du- ring the year, or more often, at the request of either party, to discuss the provision of F1RE CONlEANY . services as contained herein. Said meetings shall take place as it part of the regularly -' scheduled -meetings of the TOWN BOARD in February, May, August, and November of r 1999. At said meetings, the FIRE COMPANY shall provide to the TOWN'OAR written summary of the following: 1. Information as-to;"the dumber and types of calls/respiesnal FIRE DEPARTMENT since the last report. I A synopsis of staffing and trainYng levels of the FTthe E Cb including a complete listing of all active members 0 FII E COMPANY. 3A statement of income and expenses as. they relate to'stlie f the FIRE COMPANY under this contract. On an annual:b ; s at Afihe M asI � of the Fire Company's fiscal yea±, the Fire Company ;11; p-ode to Sir , M the Town Board a statement of outstanding debts. Thiapaarap ;da nbt, - however- imply directly or indirectly, , ' p y y approval by theT Wl Bo A> the acquisition of any equipment. ENFIELD FIREIRE$f-UE Carbon Monoxide Investigation NOTICE OF FINDINGS Carbon Monoxide is an odorless, tasteless, colorless gas that is DEADLY. It is a by-product of a fuel burning process. It can cause symptoms that can mimic the flu, to unconsciousness and even death. Many combustion appliances around the home/business are capable of producing carbon monoxide :::when a fault or unusual condition exists. Since the source may be transient in nature, the source may not always be detectable. The Enfield Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. responded to your building at l Z 1� Yl f e- l OMc�', n_` R� D- , on (location) (date) The highest level of Carbon Monoxide found was 0- parts per million (PPM). _)Adhut dops this reading mem Less than 10 PPM - Our instrument did not detect elevated levels atahis time. check your carbon monoxide detector per the manufacturer's recommendations. Call the manufacturer for additional information. Replace detector/sensor module. If it activates again, Gail us again. 11- 99 PPM -We have detected potentially dangerous levels ofcarbon,monoxide We are recommending that you leave the structure immediately! It is not safe until repairs are made and a replacement detector/sensor module is installed and notification to the Town of Enfield Code Enforcement Official has-been made. Over 100 PPM We have detected a potentially lethal level of carbon monoxide in the structure! It is not safe until repairs are made or the source of carbon monoxide is found and corrected. The building will be evacuated by Enfield Fire/Rescue, and may not be reoccupied without the approval of the Town of Enfield Code Enforcement Official. "Have your sources of carbon monoxide examined and repaired bya licensed contractor. The owner of the structure must notify the Town of Enfield Code Enforcement Oficial for re-inspection prior to re-occupying the structure. A replacement detector/sensor module should be installed. Carbon Monoxide affects many individuals differently, depending on the size and- medical history of the occupant. Therefore, families with young children or members =with medical conditions should take extra precautions in the event that carbon monoxide was detected. Issued By: --6fe- ©i _S4i I w I Title:2y Received By: / y Date: -' Phone: