#14 - Outdoor Warning Siren JPA update

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LA515-1-915333.v3 service the Federal Command Controller Remote Monitoring equipment and its hardware as needed to ensure its operational readiness. Lake Elmo will own, maintain, and service its Federal Signal, Outdoor Warning Sirens and is responsible for the operational readiness of each of its sirens that are to be monitored. Lake Elmo is responsible for the cost of optimization to migrate each siren that is to be monitored by the Woodbury system onto the Woodbury remote monitoring system. 2. Time of Service. Woodbury will provide remote monitoring services for each warning siren designated to be remotely monitored by Lake Elmo and at minimum, once a month notify Lake Elmo of each siren’s operational status in conjunction with the National Weather Service’s monthly testing and the Washington County procedures of the outdoor warning system for each of the Lake Elmo sirens, which are capable of being monitoring remotely by the system. Woodbury will provide Lake Elmo with fault status updates for all warning sirens being remotely monitored, on a timely basis, during normal business hours Monday through Friday for siren system abnormalities as they are identified through the regular monitoring of the remote monitoring equipment. 3. Compensation. Woodbury will invoice Lake Elmo the first week of April each year for the cost of providing the remote monitoring services for the warning sirens. Lake Elmo agrees to pay the invoice from Woodbury via mailing of paper check within 30 days of receipt. Woodbury’s rates to be charged to Lake Elmo for monitoring Lake Elmo’s outdoor warning sirens is attached hereto as Schedule A. 4. Authorized Representatives. All notices and correspondence, which may be necessary or proper for either party to accomplish the purposes of this Agreement, shall be addressed to the parties’ authorized representatives listed below, or their successors in office.