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<br />City of Sunny Isles Beach |Request for Proposal No. 17-10-02 16 <br /> <br />discussed and approved in writing by all Parties. Group use activities may be scheduled by the <br />Contractor, upon receipt of written inquiry, with hours of special activitie s to be approved by <br />the City. <br />8. All periodic maintenance of the ice surface using manual, hand -held resurfacing devices and <br />the mechanical resurfacing machine, at proper times to maintain a functional public ice rink <br />venue. <br />9. All ice maintenance in relation to weather events such as rain, during the term of each <br />operating season, to cause the ice rink to be operational for the greatest number of regular <br />operating hours possible. <br />10. All daily ice-making, ice-flooding, or other manicuring of the ice surface following or prior -to <br />each day’s operation. <br />11. The general monitoring of the refrigeration system and ice surface; the maintenance of a <br />refrigeration and ice-condition logbook, recording the operating temperatures, operating <br />pressures, expansion tank level, and other desired measures of the refrigerati on equipment, <br />the ambient weather conditions, and the overall condition of the ice surface. <br />12. Daily, periodic inspection of the entire ice rink facility in relation to liability-limitation, public <br />safety, and to maintain the finish of the facility in continuously good condition. <br />13. The general monitoring of the ice surface by qualified personnel in relation to liability <br />protection, public safety, and visual observation of public skaters. <br />14. The distribution of an admission wristband, with graphics thereon to include a consecutive- <br />number and statement of acceptance of risk, to each and every participating skater entering <br />the facility; general confirmation and observation that each participating skater has been issued <br />an admission wristband affixed to their person. <br />15. The maintenance of Incident Reports regarding any public safety situation or public accident <br />on or about the ice rink venue. <br />16. The proper stocking of the rental skates and proper operation of the rental skate area. <br />17. The retail sale of socks, mittens, and souvenir merchandise associated with the ice rink venue, <br />and other retail/gift items associated with ice skating, if desired. <br />18. Food and Concession sales, upon City approval <br />19. Confirmation of public announcements of safety information every 45-minutes during the public <br />operating times; appropriate non-religious holiday and carefully-programmed music selections; <br />music/announcement recording; professional announcements and general entertainment. <br />20. All human resource functions for ice rink-specific personnel, local staff recruitment, payroll and <br />taxation functions; worker's compensation insurance. <br />21. Employee uniforms; all ice rink staff shall be fitted with easily identifiable uniform shirts/jackets. <br />22. POS/cash register equipment; credit card machines/supplies. <br />23. Mobile telephone service for the rink manager; email service for the rink manager. <br />24. Day-to-day operating supplies including towels, disinfectant for skates, etc. <br />25. Anti-bacterial stand, at the area of the skate rental operation. <br />26. First-aid supplies and complete kit maintained at all times. <br />27. General housekeeping of the ice rink venue/skate change area. <br />28. Written emergency response plan determined in advance of event, with coordination with local <br />authorities. <br />29. E-mail-based group reservation system; daily monitoring and follow-up to book group <br />reservations, as required to serve the public users. <br />30. City-approved signage for operating procedures and liability-issues.