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b.The City shall be responsible for maintenance of Luminaires for those Signal Systems listed on Exhibits A-1 and A-2, where the City is the indicated responsible party for “Maintenance Responsibility - Luminaire” c.The City shall be responsible for the maintenance of Traffic Control elements of the Signal Systems where the City is the indicated responsible party for Maintenance Responsibility – Traffic Control”) 2.SHARED CITY STREETS: City allocated responsibilities may be shared between multiple cities when a leg of the intersection falls on a border road or is otherwise shared by two or more cities. The details of any shared maintenance or cost agreement between cities shall be documented outside of this Master Agreement, and shall have no impact on the obligations of the parties hereto. Furthermore, if a responsibility listed on Exhibit A-1 or Exhibit A-2 as a City responsibility is shared by the City and another city through another verbal or written agreement, that outside agreement shall not limit the obligation of the City to the County and the County can expect the City to fulfill its obligations under this Master Agreement and to seek reimbursement according to these outside agreements, as they may exist. 3. EFFECT ON PREVIOUS AGREEMENTS: Exhibits A-1 and A-2 represent the existing agreed to allocation of responsibilities for each identified Signal System listed thereon, and supersede any previous agreements between County and City with respect thereto. 4.MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES: Maintenance Responsibilities are defined as follows: a.Maintenance Responsibility – Power: All aspects of providing all necessary power to the Signal System for the proper operation of its elements installed, including without limitation, display or indicator lamps, emergency vehicle preemption (“EVP”) systems, luminaires (street lights and other ambient lighting), lights for illuminating signages, electronic displays, and traffic monitoring cameras. Responsible party must provide for the connection of the Signal Systems to a public source of electrical power, maintain the power elements of the Signal System, repair or replace power elements in the event of damage or deterioration Maintenance of the battery backup system, including replacement of the batteries, will be the responsibility of the County. b.Maintenance Responsibility – Luminaires: All aspects of any ambient lighting (street light) installed on the Signal System, including replacing bulbs or other expended illumination elements and repair or replacement of any pole, hood, lens, or other element solely for operation of the luminaire due to damage, deterioration, or replacement of the Signal System. c.Maintenance Responsibility – Traffic Control: All remaining elements of the Signal Systems (except as provided below), including replacing lamps or bulbs in any traffic control indicator or display (both vehicle and pedestrian) and the repair or replacement of any upright poles, mast arms, display or indicator heads/units, traffic control signs attached to the Signal System, cabinets, controllers, controller equipment, traffic sensors, accessible pedestrian signal systems (“APS”) due to damage or deterioration. Replacement of Signal Systems due to end of useful life will be determined based on the cost share policy in place at the time. a.EVP systems will managed as provided in Section 8. b.Painting of Signal Systems, including regular updates to maintain a professional appearance, shall be the responsibility of the City requesting the painting. d.MNDOT Signal Systems: Where identified on Exhibit B, the notation is for convenience only, and the allocation of responsibilities shall be governed by the agreement with MNDOT.