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d. The City agrees that the Representative may provide services to non-City residents at the Premises; e. The City shall provide the Representative an office at the Premises located on the fourth floor and exhibits the dimensions of 17.6 by 14.1 feet. This office shall contain, at a minimum, the following furniture: wall unit with a desk, conference table with 8 chairs, and small refrigerator; f. The City shall provide the Representative with phone service, including a dedicated extension for his/her exclusive use. The City shall also provide the physical desktop telephone; g. The City shall provide the Representative with WiFi service; h. The Representative shall be provided access to photocopy and scanning equipment; however, the Representative shall provide his/her own paper; i. The City shall provide receptionist services for the Representative. The City's receptionist will greet and receive the Representative's appointments, and will advise the Representative when an appointment has arrived; j. The City shall provide all utilities, inclusive of electricity, and water; k. The City shall provide the Representative with access and use of all common areas, including the restrooms, and break room (together with the equipment in the break room, comprising of the refrigerator, coffee machine, microwave, toaster oven, and vending machines); 1. The Representative shall have a dedicated parking space assigned to him/her inside the employee parking garage located on the Premises; and m. The Representative shall carry a City issued ID badge when on the Premises. 3. Limitations. Nothing in this MOU should be construed to infer that DBPR will alter or modify its prosecution of CTMH administrative licensure cases involving condominium associations in the City's city limits of greater Miami-Date County area. Nothing in this MOU should be construed to infer that the Office of the Condominium Ombudsman or the Representative will alter or modify the execution of his/her statutory duties under section 718.5012, Florida Statutes. Nothing in this MOU should be construed to infer that DBPR will alter or modify its handling of arbitration cases in the City's city limits or greater Miami-Dade area. Nothing in this MOU shall be deemed or otherwise interpreted as DBPR waiving its sovereign immunity protections, or as increasing the limits of liability set forth in Florida law, particularly section 768.28, Florida Statutes. 4. Duration of Agreement. This agreement may be terminated at any time, in writing and with mutual consent of both parties. Either party may terminate this agreement, in Page 2 of 4 DBPR Contract#20-00018