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which is 50% less than the fee charged to non-residents. The entrance fee for residents and non- residents may be increased or decreased upon approval of the CITY. (b) Supervision. MANAGEMENT shall supervise the management of the AREA including but not limited to crowd management, security, and collect admission fees and procedures, supervision of entrance fees collection. MANAGEMENT shall hire, supervise, and direct all of MANAGEMENT's employees and personnel. MANAGEMENT shall ensure that the AREA shall be operated in a manner comparable to a first class facility. (c) Records. MANAGEMENT shall maintain detailed, accurate and complete financial and other records of all its activities under this Agreement in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. MANAGEMENT shall provide the CITY with admission records for the Pier in writing on a monthly basis. 4. MANAGEMENT OPERATIONAL COSTS. The CITY and MANAGEMENT agree that any funds received from admission to the Pier shall be used to cover expenses incurred by the CITY for cleaning the exterior of the Pier and to cover expenses for employees hired by MANAGEMENT to regulate admission of the Pier. The funds shall be distributed on a pro rata basis to cover expenses. If MANAGEMENT uses the same employee to regulate admission and operate the bait shop, admission funds shall not be used to pay the salary for such employee unless the CITY and MANAGEMENT agree on a formula to recover such costs. Any remaining funds after payment of expenses shall be shared 50/50 between the parties. The City shall not be responsible for disposing garbage for the restaurant and bait shop areas. 5. PROHIBITED USES. Prohibited activities and limitations of activities on the Pier shall be determined by the City. The following activities are prohibited on the Pier: (a) Three (3) fishing rods limit per person; (b) Cast net fishing; (c) Snatch hooks fishing; (d) Kite fishing; (e) Shark fishing; (f) Pets; (g) Loud music playing; (h) Glass bottles; (i) Skateboarding, bikes or scooters; (j) Shoes must be worn at all times; (k) Yoyo, hard lines or treble hooks fishing; (1) Fishing reels over 4.10 inches; and (m) Trolley Rigs. 6. HOURS OF OPERATION. Hours of operation of the Pier and Bait shop shall be such as to provide the maximum convenience to those served and shall be as determined by the CITY. The Pier shall be opened to the public 24 3