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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPackets - Council Packets (1279) AGENDA ORO VALLEY TOWN COUNCIL STUDY SESSION JUNE 16, 2003 ORO VALLEY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 11,000 N. LA CANADA DRIVE CALL TO ORDER: 4:30 P.M. 1. Fire and EMS Services Staff Report dated June 5th 2003 - Discussion ADJOURNMENT The Town of Oro Valley complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). If any person with a disability needs any type of accommodation, please notify the Oro Valley Town Clerk, at 229-4700 POSTED: 06/13/03 2:30 p.m. lh 1 ' TOWN OF ORO VALLEY COUNCIL COMMUNICATION MEETING DATE: June 16th 2003 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND COUNCIL FROM: Chuck Sweet, Town Manager SUBJECT: FIRE AND EMS SERVICES STAFF REPORT —JUNE 5ni 2003 SUMMARY: The Study Session for this afternoon is the Mayor and Town Council's first opportunity to discuss as a group the contents of the Fire and EMS Services Staff report which was delivered to you on June 5th, 2003. Since the delivery of the report to you it has been brought to our attention by Chief Fink of the Golder Ranch Fire District that the information contained in Alternative IV: Formation of a District encompassing the Existing Rural Metro Area is INCORRECT. The following is the corrected language which replaces paragraph 3 of Alternative IV (page 11): The procedure for creating a new town district would require the preparation and submission of a district impact statement to the County Board of Supervisors. The statement must include a boundary description and map; an estimate of the assessed valuation within the proposed district; a list and explanation of advantages and disadvantages of the proposed district; and the names, addresses and occupations of the proposed board of directors. The County Board of Supervisors is required to hold a public hearing on the district impact statement. If the statement is approved by the Board, the Town must then circulate petitions in the proposed district area, which must be signed by a majority of the property owners by number and assessed valuation and a majority of qualified electors. The signed petitions must be submitted to the Board of Supervisors and another public hearing held to determine the validity of the petitions. If the petitions are found valid, the Board of Supervisors orders the creation of the new district. Attachment: 1. Copy of Front Cover of the Fire & EMS Services Staff Report — June 5th 2003 Chuck Sweet, Town Manager • • • S S S S S • 0 • Town of OroValley S • LEY ;• 11' •• 0 7 C-***4 - -4 y1/4 rfOt- a./ „it ps X °UNDED S • FIRE SERVICES • • Staff •• June 5 2003 • • Table of Contents Page Overview 3 Existing Fire Service Providers 3 Service Delivery Alternatives for Council Consideration 6 Appendices: A: Rural Metro Fire Department Schedule of Service Charges B: Draft Resolution and Ordinance on Fire Performance Standards C: Rural Metro Corporation License with the Town of Paradise Valley D: Ordinance No.: (0)95-84 E: Projected Annual Expenditures of a Town of Oro Valley Fire Dept. F: Project Implementation Timeline G: Map of Fire/Emergency Services Boundaries for Oro Valley and Outlying Areas 2 OVERVIEW Over the past several years, the Town of Oro Valley has explored and researched the multitude of issues related to the provision of fire services within its municipal boundaries. The information and insight that have been garnered is due to the diligent and careful efforts of Town Council Members, citizens-based volunteer advisory boards,private sector participants (including private consultants), fire providers, and Town staff members. An Oro Valley Strategic Plan was developed in July 1999 by the Fire Advisory Board with the assistance of Emergency Services Consulting Group. In April 2001, recommended Performance Standards and Criteria were brought forward by a second Fire Advisory Board for Council acceptance. The accomplishments of all these participants have been very valuable to the Town and these groups should be acknowledged and commended for their energy and efforts. However, the discussions over fire services issues,understandably, have also been intense and politically charged. For that reason,the Town Council directed the Town Manager to assemble a team of staff members to attempt to synopsize the information and Town alternatives related to this important municipal service issue. The team included the following staff members: Chuck Sweet,Town Manager Danny Sharp, Chief of Police Terry Vosler, Building Safety Administrator David Andrews, Finance Director Imelda Angelo, Management&Budget Analyst Joseph Andrews, Civil Attorney Bob Kovitz,Public Information Officer The discussion as presented in this report is staff's response to the Town Council direction. It is not intended to supplant the work that has taken place to date but rather to complement those efforts. EXISTING FIRE SERVICE PROVIDERS The Town of Oro Valley is currently served by two fire service providers, Rural/Metro Fire Corporation and the Golder Ranch Fire District. In general,Rural/Metro serves the area south of Tangerine Road and the Golder Ranch Fire District serves the area north of Tangerine Road. Both organizations serve areas outside the Town's boundaries, and the Golder Ranch Fire District's boundaries extend as far north as SaddleBrooke and Oracle. RURAL METRO FIRE CORPORATION Rural/Metro is a publicly held for-profit corporation. It provides fire/rescue protection and emergency medical transport services to its customers on an annual subscription fee-for-services basis. Property owners within the service area are not required to subscribe for services. However, property owners may call upon the corporation's services, if needed, but they would then be billed 3 by Rural Metro for those services. The subscription participation rate is less than 100% because some property owners opt not to subscribe for services. The emergency medical transport services fee is optional to its customers and is charged in addition to the fire services subscription fee. Rural/Metro also provides fire prevention and education services within its fee structure. See Appendix A for Rural Metro Fire Department's most current Schedule of Service Charges. GOLDER RANCH FIRE DISTRICT The Golder Ranch Fire District provides fire/rescue protection, emergency medical transport, as well as fire prevention and education. The fire district also provides fire code related commercial and applicable residential building inspections,building plan reviews and through an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) serves as the Town's Fire Marshall. The district was formed as a special district under Arizona statutes. It is a political subdivision of the State of Arizona and is funded primarily through: 1) Secondary property Tax Secondary property taxes are assessed based on the value of real property residences and businesses located within the Golder Ranch Fire District (see Appendix G for mapped boundaries). While primary property taxes are used to pay general services provided by the County and paid by all Pima County residents, secondary taxes are collected from residences that are located within the Golder Ranch Fire District boundaries to pay specifically for fire related services provided by Golder Ranch. This secondary tax is in addition to property taxes currently paid by all Pima County residents. While primary property taxes are levied by county boards of supervisors, secondary property taxes are levied by fire district boards. The Golder Ranch district's property tax rate as of the date of this report is $1.99 per$100 of secondary net assessed value. Golder Ranch uses a secondary property tax based on Pima County's assessed valuation of the property. Example: If a residential property has a Market Value (MV) that is equal to $200,000, Pima County assumes 80% of the MV to be the Full Cash Value (FCV). In this case, the FCV is equal to $160,000.After the FCV is calculated, 10% of it which is equivalent to $16,000 becomes the Net Assessed Value (NAV). The NAV is then used to calculate the tax assessment at a rate of$1.99 per $100 of the property's NAV; see calculations below: NAV of$16,000 divided by$100 X$1.99 = $318.40 is the secondary property tax assessment for a residential property with a market value of$200,000. It should be noted that Commercial properties' secondary taxes are assessed based on the 25% of the property's FCV. The 25% of the FCV then becomes the NAV in which the same rate of$1.99 per$100 of the NAV is applied. 2) Fire District Assistance Tax All Fire Districts throughout the state, such as Golder Ranch, receive funding from what is known as a "fire district assistance tax." Neither private fire service providers nor 4 municipal fire departments share in this tax revenue source. In FY 2002/03, the fire district assistance tax rate for Pima County is $0.0458 per$100 of the Net Assessed Valuation. This tax is paid by all Pima County residents whether they live within a Fire District or not. Only Fire Districts share in this tax. In addition to the secondary property tax levied by fire district boards, a property with a Market Value of$200,000 will pay an additional amount of$7.32 as "fire district assistance tax" levied by the County to support fire services provided by fire districts such as Golder Ranch. See calculations below: Net Assessed Value of divided by$100 = : $16,000 $0.0458 $7.32 is the • additional amount that a residential property with a market value of 200 0 p P ty $ , o0 4110 will need topay for"fire district assistance tax." • 410 It is estimated that the Golder Ranch Fire District will receive $300,000 in FY 2002/03 from 1111 this revenue source. Rate comparisons between the Golder Ranch Fire District and Rural/Metro Corporation are difficult due to the ways in which the rates are calculated. As previously explained, Rural/Metro uses a fee-for-services structure based on the square footage of the residential or commercial property while Golder Ranch uses secondary property taxation based on real property values. Table 1.1 below presents a sampling of costs paid by residents and businesses in both service areas. It is for simple rate comparison purposes only and does not attempt to address variations between the two organizations in terms of service level standards and quality of services. TABLE 1.1: Fire Services Cost Comparisons Cost of Fire Services Property Types: Golder Rural/ Sin le Famil Square Approximate Ranch Fire Metro g Y Feet Market Value District Corporation Residential — SFR (as of 7/02) (as of 7/02) Commercial = C SFR 1,560 $ 137,873 $ 219.49 $ 206.00 SFR 2,035 $ 155,966 $ 248.30 $ 245.00 SFR 2,507 $ 192,596 $ 306.61 $ 293.00 SFR 3,000 $ 234,640 $ 373.55 $ 359.00 SFR 3,560 $ 291,495 $ 464.06 $ 434.00 SFR 4,161 $ 413,290 $ 657.96 $ 550.32 C 6,000 $ 407,149 $ 1,620.45 $ 1,217.00 C 175,000 $8,579,553 $34,146.62 $12,334.00 Note: Rural Metro rates include:51 for ambulance subscription fee. 5 These cost estimates do not consider discounts offered by Rural/Metro. The estimates also do not consider federal and state income tax factors with regard to the deductibility of fire district property taxes and fire district assistance tax paid by all Pima County residents, regardless of provider. They also do not consider the variations in fire insurance premiums paid by customers as a result of Insurance Service Office (ISO) ratings. SERVICE DELIVERY ALTERNATIVES FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION The essential concern with regard to fire and emergency medical services delivery is the issue of two service providers currently existing within the Town of Oro Valley. There are disparities and a lack of conformity in comparing the service level standards,quality of service delivery, accountability, governance, and costs between the two organizations. For that reason, staff has developed several service delivery alternatives for Council consideration. Staff recommends that, ultimately, the Town of Oro Valley should have only one service provider. This would result in equal service throughout the Town, a standard level and quality of service for all residents and businesses, comparable costs, and one organization held accountable. Alternative I—Status Quo This option would simply leave fire and emergency medical services the way they are with the existing service providers and no Town adopted service level standards. Cost Impact: The Town would not incur any additional staff demands or costs with regard to this issue. Alternative II— Town Adoption and Enforcement of Service Level Standards A. Town Adoption of Service Level Standards The Town of Oro Valley could address service level standards and quality of service issues by adopting performance standards and criteria via an ordinance (see Appendix B for Draft Resolution and Ordinance), thus incorporating those standards into the Town Code. The following performance standards and criteria were recommended by the Fire Advisory Board in April 2001. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND CRITERIA FOR THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY FIRE SERVICE 1. The minimum number of state certified firefighters assigned to an engine and ladder company designated to serve the Town of Oro Valley shall be four (4). The four (4) 6 firefighters shall include at least one (1) supervisor, one (1) certified paramedic and one (1) qualified driver/engineer. sas An engine and ladder company Firefighter/Supervisor Firefighter/Qualified Driver Firefighter/Certified Paramedic Firefighter 2. The minimum number of state certified firefighters on the scene of a fire within six (6) minutes of the receipt of the call by the fire service shall be six (6) state certified firefighters 90% of the time. The total response time from receipt of call (including two minutes for 9- 1-1 response) shall not exceed eight (8) minutes. 0 2 6 8 as a 411. M W t�.. ".M 0 -S 4� V L+-+ O 'F O O 6/3 (19V o 3. The minimum training level of personnel assigned to ambulances shall be one (1) certified emergency paramedic and one (1) emergency medical technician. 4. Ninety percent (90%) of responses to medical emergencies shall be made within five (5) minutes from receipt of the call by the fire service to time on scene. The total response time* shall not exceed seven (7) minutes. 5. Ninety percent (90%) of responses to fire emergencies shall be made within six (6) minutes from receipt of the call by the fire service to time on scene. The total response time* shall not exceed eight (8) minutes. 7 6. An ALS (Advance Life Support) transport capable unit shall arrive at the scene of a medical emergency within eight (8) minutes 90% of the time and twelve (12) minutes 100% of the time, from the time requested. 7. The fire service shall assign, at minimum, one (1) ALS engine company and/or ALS ladder company at every Oro Valley station. In addition, a minimum of one (1) ALS ambulance shall be assigned to one (1) station. When a unit is dispatched to an emergency outside of Oro Valley,an ALS unit of similar function shall be kept in Oro Valley. In addition,if an engine or ladder is dispatched outside of Oro Valley, one (1) firefighter is to remain at the station. Backup units shall have a minimum of three (3) state certified firefighters on the fire apparatus and two (2) personnel on an ambulance,as defined in item three (3) above. 8. Hazardous material response shall be provided in compliance with local, state and federal regulations. 9. That the Town and the fire service set a goal of an ISO rating of four (4) or better within ten (10) years. 10. In an unhydranted area, the fire service shall provide engines and water tenders sufficient to maintain a 250 gallons per minute water supply for a minimum of two (2) hours. The fire service shall provide a water tender in the Town of Oro Valley. 11. A fire service provider shall provide a minimum of two (2) National Wildland Consortium Group (NWCG) certified (red card) firefighters and a minimum of one (1) type six brush truck to be stationed in Oro Valley for brush fires. 12. Mandatory non-emergency services, public education and fire prevention services shall include, but not be limited to: • babysitter education, • bicycle helmet education, ♦ bike safety programs, • blood pressure checks, • car seat inspections, • CPR instruction, • desert pest removal, • home safety inspections, and • life threatening residential/vehicle lockouts. 13. Documentation that confirms compliance with these Performance Standards shall be provided within two (2) working days of request, to include, but not limited to: ♦ equipment inventory, ♦ hose and pump test records, ♦ hydrant tests and maintenance, • commercial fire inspections, 8 • ladder certification tests, • duty rosters, • personnel status and certification, • mutual aid agreements, and • training and dispatch records. DEFINITIONS: ➢ An engine is defined as a class "A" pumper meeting, but not limited to, National Firefighter Protection Association (NFPA) standard 1901 and 1911. ➢ A ladder is defined as a hydraulic aerial device meeting, but not limited to, NFPA standard 1901 and 1914. ➢ A tender is defined as a mobile water supply of at least 2000 gallons meeting,but not limited to, NFPA standard 1901 and 1142. ➢ Engines,ladders, and tenders shall comply with general provisions of ISO for equipment,where feasible. ➢ *Total response time shall be defined as the time from receipt of first call by dispatch until the arrival of the first unit. The potential difficulty with this option is the ability to enforce the standards as outlined in the code. Implementation would most likely involve the addition of an adequate level of Town personnel. The Town of Oro Valley could require all private/commercial fire service providers operating within the Town's boundaries to be licensed by the Town. However, under state law, the Town could not require special taxing districts, such as Golder Ranch, to be so licensed. If the above performance standards were adopted and the licensing of fire service providers is considered, Oro Valley could begin to address the issues of quality and consistency of service. A license would be issued only after the licensee could prove compliance with all Town service level standards. As long as both Golder Ranch and Rural Metro were able to meet the performance standards, there would continue to be two, side-by-side providers. However, if one of the providers was unable to meet the standards, the Town would need to come up with an alternative method for providing the affected area with fire protection and emergency services. (See Appendix C for the Paradise Valley license agreement). B. Enforcement of Service Level Standards As commercial development, population, and town boundaries expand,it becomes crucial for the town to consistently enforce the town's fire code for the protection of health, safety and welfare of the public. This could be achieved by staffing a Town Fire Marshall. Hiring a Fire Marshall within the Town's Building Safety Division would require identification of a dedicated funding stream to support this type of position. 9 The Fire Marshall's responsibilities would include: 1) Enforcing the Town's Fire Services Performance Standards and other fire codes adopted by the town; 2) Ensuring consistent and regular fire and safety maintenance inspections of all existing,under construction commercial and public buildings to the protection of the health, safety and welfare of the public; 3) Coordinating and evaluating fire prevention operations,activities and programs; 4) Training of Building Safety Division personnel, fire fighters and the public in the use and application of the fire codes adopted by the Town. It is important that the Fire Marshall is under the direct supervision and control of the Town in order to enforce the town adopted Fire Services Performance Standards and to facilitate control over the quality, frequency and records maintenance of annual inspections and fire services performance measures. Among the qualifications required of a Fire Marshall would be one who is highly skilled in the use and application of the fire code. Cost Impact: The initial cost to the Town of this alternative would be the cost of monitoring compliance to the standards set forth in the license agreements. Furthermore, the adoption of service standards may result in adjustments to Golder Ranch taxes and/or Rural Metro subscription rates. The estimated costs for having a Fire Marshall on board would be within a range of$75,000 - $100,000 per year including salary, benefits, equipment and overhead. Alternative III:Expansion of the Golder Ranch Fire District A third option for the Town of Oro Valley would be for the Golder Ranch Fire District to expand its service area via annexations to include Rural Metro's existing area. Since all of the Town's citizens would then be served by the same fire provider, standardization of service would no longer be an issue. However, this type of annexation could take a significant amount of time with no guaranteed outcome. A district annexation is also more laborious than a municipal annexation. Both types require the signatures of both majority of the property owners representing a majority of the assessed valuation within the annexation area. However, a district annexation also requires the signatures of a majority of the registered voters within the area. Arizona statutes require a fire district to obtain an endorsement by a city or town when property to be annexed by a fire district lies within the incorporated boundaries of that city or town. In November 1995, the Oro Valley Town Council approved Ordinance (0) 95-84 which permits the Golder Ranch Fire District to extend the district's boundaries within the Town by way of annexation. The referenced ordinance meets the state endorsement requirement and is included with this report (see Appendix D). After the adoption of this ordinance, a conflict arose between the Golder Ranch Fire District and Rural/Metro Corporation over Golder's attempted annexation of the Copper Creek Subdivision located within Oro Valley. The annexation went to litigation. On October 23, 2002 the Pima County Superior Court ruled in favor of the Golder Ranch Fire District by denying Rural Metro's 10 appeal to the annexation. Rural Metro has appealed the decision to the State Court of Appeals and the decision is still pending. Cost Impact: The Town of Oro Valley would not incur any costs related to this alternative. However, property owners within Rural Metro service area may experience rate adjustments based on their properties' secondary and fire district assistance taxes. Alternative IV:Formation of a District Encompassing the Existing Rural Metro Area • Another option identified for Council consideration is the formation anon of a new fire district. The new • district could encompass onlythe area of the Town receivingfire services from Rural p Metro. The • intent would be for the new district to enter into an agreement with a fire service provider to � provide fire service to the newly formed district. A distinct weakness to this alternative is governance. Because the new district would ultimately have its own elected board, that board might 410 not value the one service provider objective and opt to provide services either directly or indirectly via the new district. The formation of a town district encompassing only the existing Rural/Metro service area within the Town's boundaries would result in two distinct fire districts within the Town. Despite the lack of a single service provider, this option would place service delivery that is now within the Rural/Metro service area into the control of a new fire district which is a public entity,rather than the private sector. In the event the Town chooses to create a new district, the process of creating a district would be much less laborious than fire district annexation. To create the district, the Town Council would first pass a resolution of intention and hold public hearings. After a waiting period,if 51% of the residents do not opt out of the district, the district formation would become successful. The initial District Board may be comprised of members of the Town Council. However,Arizona statutes require subsequent regular elections to elect a separate board. Cost Impact: Personnel, equipment,vehicles and facilities for the District would still need to be established with issues similar to those related to the creation of a Town department indicated below. The annual cost would not be as high as that associated with the creation of a Town Department; however, it would most likely run at least half of the $4.7M figure associated with operating a Town Fire Department. Alternative V. Town of Oro Valley Fire Department In lieu of Golder Ranch and Rural Metro directly providing fire services, the Town could consider creating a Town Fire Department. Creation of a Town Fire Department will not only require a steady funding source to fund staffing, operational and capital replacement needs but considerations would need to be made for start up capital costs such as vehicles, equipment and facilities. Some of these upfront expenditures could be mitigated through outside contracting. Cost Impact: Funding necessary to implement this service would be approximately $4.7M annually. This would include positions for 56 firefighters and 14 paramedics. The four (4) fire stations, two 11 (2) ambulances, four (4) fire engines, and one (1) aerial ladder truck would require an initial capital outlay of$7.3M. The capital costs of the stations would be depreciated over a period of 50 years, the fire engines and ladder truck over 20 years and the ambulances over 10 years. These cost estimates are from the City of Tucson Fire Department. The Town of Oro Valley's depreciation rates could differ based on usage. Typically, ambulances and trucks last 100,000 miles before replacement is needed; thus, they could perform well for a shorter or longer period of time based on the number of annual miles put on each vehicle. Please see Appendix E for further detail on estimated expenditures associated with this option. Recommendations Based on the recommendations that arose out of the work of the Fire Advisory Board and the Fire Advisory council-appointed committee, and based upon the information provided in this report, staff respectfully recommends that ultimately the Town of Oro Valley should have only one service provider and that should be accomplished by creating a Town fire department. This would place governance with the Town Council and would result in a standard and equal level of service for all Town residents and businesses. Accountability would fall on the shoulders of a single organization, the Town of Oro Valley. Hiring existing personnel from current fire service providers is a consideration. This would ease transition, maintain town residents' confidence and familiarity with existing personnel, and take advantage of the existing personnel's experience and familiarity with the Town. Town employees and facilities could be used, or the Town could elect to contract with an outside organization to provide services and related facilities and equipment. A funding source for this alternative would need to be identified. Staff also recommends that the Town Council seek voter approval after public meetings. Public meetings could be held in calendar year 2004 with a possible ballot election in the year 2005. In the interim, staff recommends that the Town adopt service level standards to accomplish some of the stated objectives. The fire services issue is very complicated with a multitude of variables and considerations. Staff appreciates the opportunity to serve the Town in this research and would like to extend a sincere thank you to the Mayor and Council for its consideration with respect to this complex decision. Attached as Appendix F,is a proposed Fire Services Project Implementation Timeline that staff plans to undertake in the next few months, through Year 2005. 12 0 ...„ : _ 2:,,..,,,, SCHEDULE:. : _ SERVICE . 411 '''.."'4:4".'"A'r\A- -- : OF CHARGES fi v?? PILAU COUNTY Etc.. -45,' , ,E1 0*74: C--4,/,........, , , EFFECTIVE:- 07/01/2002 .- / 1. '.. • ' The following rates shall be charged for annual membership EACH NEW MEMBERSHIP services (does not include registration fee). Shall be subject to a registration fee charge of $30.00. Memberships for properties based upon square footage, must Re-enrollment of all canceled memberships that have lapsed include all buildings, living areas, basements, garage;storage by reason of non-payment for a period of 30 days after the buildings, and barns. Contiguous unimproved:land up to live expiration date shall be subject to the $30.00 registration fee (5)acres included at no extra charge. - upon written notice of cancellation by the Fire Department to the member. MOBILE HOME PARK Square feet Annual Rate SERVICE.CHARGES TO NON-MEMBERS -. •.-. . . • .z 0-999*--.........................-...$ 95.00 I 000-I 899 . . . $ 115.00 . If the Fire Department elects to respond; $1,000.00 . ., 1900-over S 146.00 . per hour per firefighting vehicle plus $75.00 per .: hour per firefighter ($575.00 min response -i...:. charge.) for fire suppression, A rate of$350.00 per SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Call will be assessed for Emergency First Aid. . . .. '. . . . Square feet . Annual Rate . 1.4,,,,.."....4,...- ,.a...,....„....„),_ - --.-----,,,,---.., 0-199„ $ 117.00 . ..-.... : 1400-1699............................... $ 155.00 FOR MEMBERS ONLY .. .......... $ 194.00 . . ..--. • 2100-2599.4-- . ... 5 242,00 • The following services at no charge . . .-•: 2600-3199- . . . .... $'308.00 . • - . - . 3200-3699............—..........$0........$!$83',00 FIRE FIGHTING SERVICE 3700-over....................... .120 I Sq.Ft. . . • Residential Safety Discounts EMERGENCY FIRST AID ;automatic fire sprinkler system................-......20% (Not to include Ambulance Transportation) central station monitored lire alarm system.... O% . -. --.- - • . COMMERCIAL PROPERTY RESUSCITATORS AND OXYGEN SERVICE Square feet Annual Rate First - 1000 $ 416.00 RESCUE SERVICE 1001 - 50,000............5 416.00 +50.125 / Sq.Ft. over 1000 .- REMOVAL OF POISONOUS DESERT 50,001-100,000..... .......$6 244.00 +$0.116/ Sq Ft. , REPTILES FROM YOUR PREMISES over 50,000 Over - 100,000...,.......$11--8-15.00+-$0.078 i Sq Ft. , FIRE SAFETY INSPECTIONS ON REQUEST 6 . . . . over 100,000 MERGENCY UTILITY SHUT-OFF AND ... .. *. . It Commercial Safety Discounts E , - - - • Propertv.lotated within 1000 feet of a fireHyd.rant REMOVAL OF EXCESS WATER IN THE , - 10% EVENT OF BURST WATER PIPES Property equipped with automatic fire sprinkler EP • - - 25% - Property equipped with unmonitored fire alarm. HAZARDOUS4111P MATERIALS RESPONSE .• . .. --'..''' - 3% (Does Not include Extraordinary Expenses Incurred in Handling .. and Disposal of Hazardous Materials on Member's Premises) Property equipped with central statiOnimonitored fire . ,.._....,. .-----aiarm-systerrf--:-t0°Ri------7.------ . -- - --- . • Rural I Metro Fire Department 41,41„ ..N.Granite-Re.efild;Stiltelliir -„,...., • Apattment complexes: . : -20% Scoliklale,AZ.85251 . ! 0 (More than 4 units tinder one roof) .- .i Member"Services ,..: ,....., 0 „:„.-----"'' 1-800-64.5-94b,„ i filsalkTPROVED LAND 480-621-62bl- 1, 0 $42.00 for the first.acre or.portion there of - ,,,... ..._ . ii-qo `4, AL,A t..):i 9 per-contiguous.acre,after the first acre ** I! \SA,4 4, ,t, _ • 4,/,,„,,,fr.' '. /10-4 ,,,t.A-f.....k,,,...r,..„--A .. • . . ..., 41IP 7 ,/ - .... e' ,...- 41 . • 1 • �_LE Y 0 oti o •?,AN: 1 i k J M. C11, NDED Office of the Town Attorney Memo To: David Andrews,Finance Director From: Joseph Andrews,Civil Attorney cd, Date: December 9,2002 Re: Draft Resolution and Ordinance regarding Fire Performance Standards Please find attached drafts of the Resolution and Ordinance for the Performance Standards and Criteria for the Town of Oro Valley Fire Service. Please call if you have any questions. JNA/ca Attachments F:\M nos\Finance Dept\Andrews-Fire Performance Standards.doc DRAFT RESOLUTION NO. (R) 02- A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, ARIZONA, DECLARING AS A PUBLIC RECORD THAT CERTAIN DOCUMENT RELATING TO PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND CRITERIA FOR THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY FIRE SERVICE, FILED WITH THE TOWN CLERK AND ENTITLED "SECTION 6-8-3 PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND CRITERIA FOR THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY FIRE SERVICE," OF THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY TOWN CODE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, ARIZONA, that certain document relating to Performance Standards And Criteria For The Town Of Oro Valley Fire Service, entitled "Section 6-8-3 Performance Standards And Criteria For The Town Of Oro Valley Fire Service," of the Oro Valley Town Code," three copies of which is on file in the office of the Town Clerk, is hereby declared to be a public record, and said copy is ordered to remain on file with the Town Clerk. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Mayor and Town Council of the Town of Oro Valley, Arizona this day of , 2002. TOWN OF ORO Uhd,LEY csiti'*1 Paul H. Loomis, Mayor ATTEST: Kathryn E. Cuvelier, Town Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: Town Attorney Public Record RES for ORD by reference(Fire Standards Office of the Oro Valley Town Attorney/jna(Date) VA* Section 6-8-3 Performance Standards And Criteria For The Town Of Oro Valley Fire Service A. The minimum number of state certified firefighters assigned to an engine and Ladder Company designated to serve the Town of Oro Valley shall be four (4). The four(4) firefighters shall include at least one(1) suprvisor, one (1)certified paramedic and one (1) qualified driver/engineer. B. The minimum number of state certified firefighters on the scene of a fire within six (6)minutes of the receipt of the call by the fire service shall be six (6) state certified firefighters 90% of the time. The total response time from receipt of call (including two minutes for 9-1-1 response) shall not exceed eight (8)minutes. C. The minimum training level of personnel assigned to ambulances shall be one(1) certified emergency paramedic and one(1) emergency medical technician. D. Ninety percent(90%) of responses to medical emergencies shall be made within five (5)minutes from receipt of the call by the fire service to time on scene. The total response time* shall not exceed seven (7)minutes. E. Ninety percent (90%) of responses to fire emergencies shall be made within six (6) minutes from receipt of the call by the fire service to time on scene. The total response time* shall not exceed eight(8)minutes. F. An ALS (Advance Life Support) transport capable unit shall arrive at the scene of a medical emergency within eight (8)minutes 90% of the time and twelve (12) minutes 100%of the time, from the time requested. G. The fire service shall assign, at minimum, one (1)ALS engine company and/or ALS ladder company at every Oro Valley station. In addition, a minimum of one (1) ALS ambulance shall be assigned to one (1) station. When a unit is dispatched to an emergency outside of Oro Valley, an ALS unit of similar function shall be kept in Oro Valley. In addition, if an engine or ladder is dispatched outside of Oro Valley, one(1) firefighter is to remain at the station. Backup units shall have a minimum of three (3) state certified firefighters on the fire apparatus and two (2)personnel on an ambulance, as defined in item three (3) above. H. Hazardous material response shall be provided in compliance with local, state and . federal regulations. • I. That the Town and the fire service set a goal of an ISO rating of four(4)or better • within ten (10) years. 0ile 0 0 0 0 r NO Dg J. In an unhydranted area, the fire service shall provide engines and water tenders sufficient to maintain a 250 gallons per minute water supply for a minimum of two (2) hours. The fire service shall provide a water tender in the Town of Oro Valley. K. A fire service provider shall provide a minimum of two (2) National Wildland Consortium Group (NWCG) certified (red card) firefighters and a minimum of one(1) type six brush truck to be stationed in Oro Valley for brush fires. L. Mandatory non-emergency services,public education and fire prevention services shall include,but not be limited to: ♦ babysitter education, ♦ bicycle helmet education, ♦ bike safety programs, ♦ blood pressure checks, ♦ car seat inspections, ♦ CPR instruction, ♦ desert pest removal, ♦ home safety inspections, and ♦ life threatening residential/vehicle lockouts. M. Documentation that confirms compliance with these Performance Standards shall be provided within two (2) working days of request, to include,but not limited to: ♦ equipment inventory, ♦ hose and pump test records, ♦ hydrant tests and maintenance, ♦ commercial fire inspections, ♦ ladder certification tests, ♦ duty rosters, ♦ personnel status and certification, ♦ mutual aid agreements, and ♦ training and dispatch records. N. DEFINITIONS: ♦ An engine is defined as a class "A" pumper meeting, but not limited to, National Firefighter Protection Association (NFPA) standard 1901 and 1911. ♦ A ladder is defined as a hydraulic aerial device meeting, but not limited to, NFPA standard 1901 and 1914. ♦ A tender is defined as a mobile water supply of at least 2000 gallons meeting, but not limited to, NFPA standard 1901 and 1142. ♦ Engines, ladders, and tenders shall comply with general provisions of ISO for equipment, where feasible. DR NIF • Total response time shall be defined as the time from receipt of first call by dispatch until the arrival of the first unit. O. PENALTY: It shall be a class 1 Misdemeanor for a fire service provider to fail to meet the requirements of this code punishable by a fine not to exceed $2,500.00 for each infraction. °45:1 ORDINANCE NO. (0) 02 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY,ARIZONA AMENDING CHAPTER 6, FIRE CODE, OF THE TOWN CODE OF THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, BY INSERTING ARTICLE 6-8, SUBSECTION 6-8-2, PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND CRITERIA FOR THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY FIRE SERVICE; REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS, ORDINANCES, AND RULES OF THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY IN CONFLICT THEREWITH; PRESERVING THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES THAT HAVE ALREADY MATURED AND PROCEEDINGS THAT HAVE ALREADY BEGUN THEREUNDER. WHEREAS,on September 18, 2002, the Town Council did approve Ordinance Number (0) , which amended and adopted that certain document entitled, "Fire Code;" and WHEREAS,pursuant to ARS § 9-240 (29) the Mayor and Town Council have the power to adopt ordinances for the government of the Town, its officers and persons within its corporate limits needful for the good government and order of the Town, and to provide the manner of prosecution and define the punishment for the violation of such ordinance; and WHEREAS,the Mayor and Town Council deem it necessary for the good government and order of the Town to adopt"Performance Standards and Criteria for the Town of Oro Valley Fire Service;" and WHEREAS, it necessary to insert Section 6-8-2 and renumber the subsequent Sections accordingly to implement the "Performance Standards and Criteria for the Town of Oro Valley Fire Service." NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and the Council of the Town of Oro Valley, Arizona that the certain document, known as "The Code of the Town of Oro Valley, Arizona," is hereby amended as follows: SECTION 1. That certain document known as, "Performance Standards and Criteria for the Town of Oro Valley Fire Service." Section 6-8-2 of the Oro Valley Town Code, three copies of which are on file in the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Oro Valley, Arizona, which document was made a public record by Resolution No. (R) 02- of the Town of Oro Valley, Arizona, is hereby referred to, adopted, and made a part hereof as if fully set out in this Ordinance. SECTION 2. Pursuant to ARS § 9-803, any penalty clause contained in a code or public record, adopted by reference, shall be set forth in full in the adopting F:\Fire\Performance Standards\Ordinanc Re Fire Services.doc ordinance as follows: PENALTY: It shall be a class 1 Misdemeanor for a fire service provider to fail to meet the requirements of this code punishable by a fine not to exceed $2,500.00 for each infraction. SECTION 3. Pursuant to ARS § 41-1346, the Town shall maintain efficient record management for local public records and it has been determined that this Ordinance is a public record with three copies of said Ordinance to remain on file in the office of the Town Clerk. SECTION 4. All Oro Valley Ordinances, Resolutions, or Motions and parts of Ordinances, • Resolutions, or Motions of the Council in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repealed. • SECTION 5. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause,phrase or portion of this Ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent 41 jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions thereof. S PASSED AND ADOPTED by Mayor and Town Council, the Town of Oro Valley, Arizona, • this day of , 2002. • • TOWN OF I 0 VALLEY ATTEST: Paul H. Loomis, Mayor Kathryn E. Cuvelier, Town Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: • Town Attorney • F:\Fire\Performance Standards\Ordinanc Re Fire Services.doc APPENDIX C Attached is Rural Metro Corporation's license with the Town of Paradise Valley. The licensing serves as a way to monitor the quality of fire services delivered. Paradise Valley and Rural/Metro agreed to a detailed list of criteria including quarterly reports, estimates of water use, fire prevention education and the construction of a second fire station. Subsequently, Paradise Valley issued a license to Rural/ Metro deeming Rural/Metro as the sole fire service provider within Paradise Valley. Their town code required all property owners to subscribe to Rural/ Metro's services in order to avoid the placement of a lien against their properties. Rural/Metro pays an annual fee of$20,000 for the town-issued operating license. The Paradise Valley Town Code has a detailed process to deal with violations of their performance standards. After Paradise Valley notifies the licensee, there is a 30 day period in which to refute Paradise Valley's claims of noncompliance or to rectify any violation. The process can lead into an Administrative Hearing by the Town Manager and the Town Council. Ultimately, the process could lead to the termination of the license. IP • . . �- LICENSE • GRANTOR: Town of Paradise Valley, an Arizona municipal corporation p I LICENSEE: Rural/Metro Corporation,a Delaware corporation lawfully doing • business in Arizona Pursuant to Chapter 13 of the Town Code, this License and Default Provider License is granted to Rural/Metro Corporation according to the terms set forth in this License and the Town of Paradise Valley Town Code, Article 13-2. Rural/Metro Corporation agrees to be and is hereby licensed by the Town as the Default Provider under Section 11-3-2, subject to all the conditions and terms of Article 13-2 of the 111/ Town Code. 1. ASSUMPTION OF DUTIES. The Licensee hereby agrees to perform all duties of the Default Provider prescribed in Article 13-2 of the Town Code. 2. TERM. The term of this license agreement is for five (5) years, I renewable by mutual writtenagreement for three additional five (5) year terms. 3. SUBSCRIP'T'ION BASE RATES. The Licensee will charge Base Rates for fire protection subscription services as are provided in Schedule A attached to this License. • 4. TERM OF BASE RATES. The rates for all properties will remain fixed at the Base Rates through the initial five (5) year term of this License. 5. INCREASE IN BASE RATES. An increase in the annual rates may be determined and allowed on the basis of any increase to the Arizona State Consumer Price Index as reported by the Arizona State University School of Business. Specific yearly increases will not exceed any increase in the index year-over-year for the two year period immediately preceding the year for which an increase is proposed plus up to 1% additional. The actual increase in rate will be determined by the Town based on the performance of Licensee against the defined performance measures in Chapter 13 of the Town Code and other conditions as supplemented in this License. Nothing in this Section mandates that an increase in rates must be made in the event there is an increase in the index and Licensee has satisfactorily met all performance measures. 6. BILLING AND COLLECTION. Licensee will be responsible for all billing and collection of the subscription service payments and fees and the service payments to which it is entitled from property owners as the Default Provider. 7. RESPONSE TIME CRITERIA. • (A) Response time requirements shall be as set forth in § 13-2-15 of the • Town Code. • (B) Licensee must submit a report to the Town of Paradise Valley within five (5) working days after any three (3) consecutive month period during which Licensee failed to meet these criteria. ID 1 S. FIRE STATIONS. Licensee agrees to use their best efforts to • establish a second fire station within the Town of Paradise Valleyin a location mutually • 4° • c?o0l5.doc/951ega1 1 I agreed to by Licensee and the Town of Paradise Valley within two years of the granting this License. Town will use its best effortsLicensee date of new location. Failure bythe to assist the to establish Licensee to do so maybe the License. grounds for termination of this 9. REPORTS. These reports must st be submitted to the Town of Paradise Valley: (A) Quarterly: a. Response Time Performance by LicenseeLicense for License Area. b. Exception reports. c. Responses out of primary service area number of a ' The report shall include the apparatus sent to each incident and the total otal time the apparatus is gone from the primary service area. Responses into primary service area from Licensees other response areas. d. Total number of incidents responded and dollarp ed to in the Town by service • loss. type e. Fire Cause Analysis report p t of structure fires. f. Report of Monthly Fire Prevention ! Activities. g. Report of estimated water usage for � g training, fire suppression activities and fire prevention. h. Response time for each of the statio410ns in the license area. i. Response time report that shows time call ' apparatus goes is received by licensee, time s en route to the call, and time each arrives on the scene. emergency unit j. Reports on certifications. (B) Annually,filed by July 1 of eache License: ar of the License: a. Public Education Plan. b. Policy and Procedure Manual for Training. IP c. Preventive Maintenance Program. d. Apparatus • Safety Inspection Report. e. FacilitySafety • Inspection Report. (C) Other reports maybe requested • of the Town of Paradise q sted as deemed appropriate bythe Valley. needs • • 411 10. TESTING OF FIRE HYD RANTS. Li110 and pressure tests on aIi 1 fire hydra censee will conduct flow volume nts withn the Town of Paradise Valley once each year. Licensee will submit semi-annual � no less than to the Town of Paradise reports June 30 and Valley showing the results of the - - December 3 0 the Town of Paradise Valley within five � testing. Licensee must notify meet the working days of any fire hydrants , ' volume and pressure standard under which � T of that tall to the Town Paradise Valley Ileo 11. A\ \ vrL LICENSE T1tVJE F-TE . Licensee ' will pay to the Town of Paradise Valley an annual license tee of $20,000.00 in quarterly pursuant pursuant to § 13-2-10 of the Town Code. p yrnents of $5,000.00 cgo015.doc1951egal 2 12. FIRE PREVENTION/EDUCATION STANDARDS. Licensee shall be responsible to meet the following fire prevention goals: a. Accomplish 100% of all Certificate of Occupancy Inspections requested. b. Inspect 95% of all commercial occupancies annually, and 10096 of all commercial occupancies on a biennial basis. c. Answer requests for inspections within 24 hours 9096 of the time. d. Answer request for inspections within 48 hours 100% of the time. e. Provide inspection as requested of each new residence 10096 of the time. f. Provide Certificate of Occupancy inspection within 24 hours of requested 9 996 of the time (work days). g. Fire companies or inspectors will conduct home surveys on request 100% of the time. h. Computer tracking 10096 of the time of all prevention activities shall be provided to the Town Contract Administrator as requested covering daily/monthly/quarterly/annually. i. Inspect and flow test every hydrant in the Town annually. j. Maintain a five day turn around for plan review 98% of the time. k. Develop annual fire prevention plan. 1. Provide a juvenile fire setter program. m. Provide CPR courses to citizens and businesses in the community with a goal of 250 persons trained annually. n. Free blood pressure check will be provided at all fire stations as crews are available, and on Saturdays from 0900 hours to 1200 hours. o. Provide public education programs,both for schools and adults. 13. COMPLIANCE. Licensee must comply with all terms of Article 13-2 of the Town Code. 14. CODE ENFORCEMENT. Licensee shall have full authority to enforce the terms of the Uniform Fire Code adopted by§ 13-1-10 of the Town Code. 15. APPARATUS. Licensee shall have apparatus with transport equipment at each station to comply with the terms of§§ 13-2-15 and 13-2-16 of the Town Code. 16 INDEMNIFICATION. (A) Licensee hereby agrees, at its sole expense, to fully indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the Town, and in their respective capacities, the officers, agents. and employs of the Town, for,from, and against any and all claims, suits, actions, liability and judgments for damages for actual or alleged injury to persons or property, including loss of property due to an occurrence, whether or not such property is physically damaged or destroyed,wherein it is alleged that such injury or loss arises in whole or in part through the acts or omissions of the Licensee or the Town, of their officers, agents, employees or contractors in providing fire protection and emergency medical service, or arises out of or is alleged to arise out of the Licensee's failure to comply with the cgo015.doc%951egal 3 l provisions of any statute, regulation or chapter of the United States of America, the State of Arizona or any local agency applicable to the Licensee and its business. (B) This indemnification does not extend to claims, suits,actions, liability and judgments for damages for actual or alleged injury to persons or property wherein such injury arises in whole or in part through the acts or omissions of police officers employed by the Town of Paradise Valley while responding to or working at a fire or emergency scene to which the Licensee has responded. (C) Nothing herein shall be deemed to prevent the Town from participating in the defense of any litigation by its own counsel at the Licensee's sole expense. Such participation shall not under any circumstances relieve the Licensee from its duty of J defense against liability or of paying any judgment entered against such party. 17. ANNEXATION. Licensee agrees that any area annexed by the Town of Paradise Valley during the term of this License will be included in the primary service area of this License. 18. ATTACHMENTS. A copy of the "License and Permit Bond" is attached as Exhibit B,and a copy of the form of subscriber contract used by the Licensee is attached as Exhibit C. Exhibits A, B, and C are incorporated by reference, and are to be deemed integral elements of this License. GRANTED this 7th day of December, 1995, by the Town Council of the Town of Paradise Valley. TOWN OF PARADISE VALLEY RURAL/METRO CORPORATION / l •=n Horne, Mayor Bob Edwards, Chief of Fire Operations AI"PEST: Lenore P. Lancaster,Town Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: I n • 4111 Charl- . 011inger, Town 2 • ev I \.) fi 11 410 c2o015.doc1951eg.a1 4 41/ I r • • � SCHEDULE OF RATES AND CHARGES DEVELOPED PROPERTY SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL $0.071 PER SQUARE FOOT � r COMMERICAL PROPERTY $0.0813 PER SQUARE FOOT VACANT LAND BASE RATE UNDER 5 ACRES $75 5.1 to 10 $80 - 10.1 to 15 $85 15.1 to 20 $90 20.1 to 25 $95 25.1 to 30 $100 . � 30.1 to 35 $105 35.1 to 40 $120 40.1 to 45 $125 45.1 to 50 $130 • r S 1 •• 1 • • t. 110 . . • Western Surety Company POWER OF ATTORNEY- CERTIFIED COPY Bond No. SP22316317 Know All Men By These Presents. that WESTERN SURETY COMPANY. a corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of South Dakota.and having its principal office in Sioux Falls.South Dakota(the'•Company••).does by these presents make.constitute and appoint Francis T. Zebeden its true and lawful attorney(s)-in-fact, with Cull power and authority hereh conferred.ferred, to execute.etort. ackncvle:ge and deliver for and on its behalf as Surety.bonds for: Principal: Corporation � Rural/Metro Corp ration S Ohli ee: Town of Paradise Valley • Amount: $2,(X0(10tx).0) • and to hind the Company thereby as fully and to the same extent as if such bonds were signed by the President. sealed with the • corporate seal of the Company and duly attested by its Secretary. hereby ratifying and con tinning all that the said attorneys)-in-fact , may do within the.above stated limitations.. Said appointment is made..under and by authority of the fe.fflowing bylaw.of.Western.Surety - Company which remains in full force and effect. "Sectitm 7. All bonds. policies, undertakings. Powers of Attorney or other obligations of the corporation shall be executed in the corporate name of the Company by the President. Secretary.any Assistant Secretary.Treasurer.or any Vice President or by such other officers as the Board eof Directors may authorize.The President.any Vice President.Secretary.any Assistant Secretary.or the Treasurer may appoint Attorneys in Fact or agents who shalt have authority to issue bonds.policies.or undertakings in the name of the Company. The corporate seal is not necessary for the validity of any bonds.policies. undertakings.Powers of Attorney or other obligations of the corporation.The signature of any such officer and-the corporate seal may be printed by facsimle." All authority hereby conferred shall expire and terminate,without notice.unless used before midnight of DECEMBER 04 1995 .hut until such time shall he irrevocable and in full force and effect. Western Surety Company has c, sed thesepresents toPresident. itscorporate In Wi�����Yt�ipr���l�. � caused be signed by its Joe P. �rb�,and seal t`$*•> cr)),0,42471-1 day of OCTOBER 1995 ,•``�'�..•'''•........ ••. � -. WESTER Y : . y' NY Ari vl • Joe P.K i i1 v went'i re:= S •S4at.�• c)TA rr� + 0 ct .SS. Cc)UNT 'f ttttnlf EHAHA On this 5TH day of OCTOBER . in the year 1995 . before me. a notary public. personally appeared Joe P. Kirby. who beim! to me duly sworn. acknowledged that he signed the above Power of Attorney as the aforesaid officer of WESTERN SURETY COMPANY and acknowledged said instrument to to the voluntary act and deed of said corporation. + 4-,C� • S D. KRELL c-E-1--- NOTARY PUBLIC c®L -1it)S L SOUTH DAKOTAS Notary Public-South Dakota S � S 14y Comaniasiss+Expir s 11-30-2000 ,j' I the undersigned officer of Western Surety Company.a stock corporation of the State of South Dakota.do hereby certify that the attached Power of Attorney is in full force and effect and is irrevocable,and furthermore.that Section 7 of the bylaws of the Company as set forth in the Power of Attorney is now in fore. in testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and seal of Western Surety Company this 5TH day or OCTOBER 1995 WESTER›.-54_1 Yj 9'&V ' ANY • `f • Joe P.Kirt,v . uent \iv st..Thrin Surety coripany • P.O. Box 5077 Sioux Falls, SD 57117 LICENSE _ ND PERMIT BOND I • No_Bond N SP 22316317 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: • That we Rural/Metro Corporation (Address) 8401. E. Indian School Rd. , C:rI,Scare,Zit)) Scottsdale, AZ 85251 as Principal.and West_ern Stirefi 7 Company, a corporation duly licensed to do business in the State of AZizona ,3s Surety,are held and firmly bound unto the Town of Paradise Valley • . . _ _ - of Paradise Valley- , Stare or Arizona ,Obligee,in the penal sum of Two Million and NO/100**************** gib *************************** Dollars(5 2,000,000.0,Qawfui money of the United States.to be paid to the said Obligee,for which payment well and truly to be made. we bind ourseives and our legal representatives.jointly and severally by these presents. Toe conditions of this bond are such, :hat the said Principal has applied for a license as; for Private Fire Prevention and Control in accordance with the requirements of the ordinance of said Obligee, and has ar'eed to hold said Obligee harmless from any damage by reason of his/her engaging in said business. NOW,THEREFORE. if said Principal shall faithfully perform all the duties or and in all things comply with the laws and ordinances, including ail amendments thereto.appertaining to the license or permit applied for. then this obligation shall be null and void.:otherwise to remain in Coil force and effect. This bond may be terminated at any time by the Surety upon sending notice in writing to the clerk of the Political Subdivision with whom • OF this bond is riled and to the Principal, and at the expiration of thirty-rive i.25)days from the mailing of said notice, this bond shall ipso facto terminate and the Surety shall there upon be relieved from any liability for any acts or omissions of the Principal subsequent to said date. • This bond shall be effective on the 1st day of October ,19 95 and terminate on the 30th • _ day of September , 19 96 unless said bond is extended by continuation certificate ficate and attached herewith. O O Dated this 5th day of October ,19 95 0 Rural/Metro Corporation (Princ: • itj /lc—) , :v: • • Title:,tle: • • 1111/S ,iESTE7'. SisRif?"`_' ' iiiivry 411 Q G<-1 •• - Franc+ Zebedeo 1 . . . RETURN T O 1AW �N S ,.. VIA 14 HOUR TURN ARC i`: 111111 11 I When recorded,return to: - 2 Paradise Valley Town Attorney OFFICIAL RECORDS OF 3 6401 East Lincoln Drive MARICOFA COUNTY 4 Paradise Valle:,.bona 35253 � RECORDER HELEN PURCELL 95-0553848 09/12 /95 05 : 00 MARLA i OF 'e 6 ORDINANCE NUMB ER 407 AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF PARADISE VALLEY, 8 MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA AME ND IN G CHAPTER 13 OF 9 THE TOWN CODE, FIRE DEPARTMENT, BY ADDING 10 ARTICLE 13-2 RELATING TO USE OF PRIVATE 11 ORGANIZATION FOR FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL AND 12 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES; PENALTY. 13 BE IT ORDAINED: 14 5ECTIQN 1. That Chapter 13 of the Town Code, Fire Department, is amended by adding 15 new Article 13-2, entitled Private Fire Prevention and Control. to read: 16 Section 13-2-1. DEFINITIONS 17 In this Article the following words shall have the following meanings: 18 (1) "License" means a license issued under the terms of this Article to a MP 19 provider of fire control and prevention services, including a license as a Default • 20 Provider. • • 21 (2) "Licensee" means a person or entity to whom a License is issued • 22 under this Article. • 23 (3) "App means an applicant licant for a License under this Article. • 24 (4) "Default Provider" and "Default Provider Licensee" means a person 25 to whom a License is granted pursuant to this Article which includes the additional 26 obligations and rights of a Default Provider, as set forth below. 11 4110 27 (5) 'Town Contract Administrator" means the person designated by the • 28 Town to supervise the administration of the provisions oft this Article and of • 29 Licensesg ranted under this Article. • 30 (6) "Town" means the Town of Paradise Valley, acting through the • 31 Town Council or other authorized official. 32 Section 13-2-2. ALTERNATIVES 33 (1) The Town Council may elect to require property owners to provide for fire 34 prevention and control by contracting for such service with a private or public 35 provider licensed by the Town pursuant to this Article. This choice is an alternative 36 to the formation of a Town Fire Department formed by the terms of Section 13-1-1. 0 ▪ - - - -- - - • _ _ •_. • ___ _ . • 410 • 1 (2) Pursuant to the-forgoing subsection, from and after January 1, 1°96, ail 2 owners of real property within the Town limits shall obtain fire prevention and 3 control service in accordance with the requirements of this Article from a provider �► 4 licensed by the Town pursuant to this Article, provided that the Town has licensed 5 a Default Provider under this Article 13-2. Property owners who do not obtain 6 such services from another licensed provider shall be liable to the Default Provider • 7 licensed by the Town according to the terms and conditions of this Article and of 8 the License granted by the Town to the Default Provider. 411 9 Section 13-2-3. LICENSE REQUIRED S. 10 (1) Any provider of tire prevention and control services to property owners in 11 satisfaction of the obligations of prope.ty owners under Section 13-2-2(2) must be • 12 licensed pursuant to this Article. 13 (2) A Licensee shall also provide first responder emergency medical service to * 14 its subscribers or other property owners to whom it is obligated to provide fire - 15 protection service. Such services shall include those medical-services that can be • 16 provided by fire personnel first responding to the fire or emergency scene call. 17 (3) A Licensee shall also provide ambulance transportation services as or 18 regulated by A.R.S. § 36-2231 et secy. for such compensation permitted by state • 19 law. 20 Section 13-2-4. OBLIGATIONS OF THE DEFAULT PROVIDER AND OF PROPERTY • 21 OWNERS TO THE DEFAULT PROVIDER 22 (1) A Licensee who applies for and is granted a License as the Default Provider 23 shall have the additional rights and obligations as provided in this Section and in 24 the License, and the property owners shall have the rights and obligations with • 25 respect to the Default Provider as provided in this Section. • 26 (2) All Licensees other than the Default Provider shall notify the Default 27 Provider of all property owners who have obtained fire protection and emergency • 28 medical services from the Licensee within 10 days of the date the Licensee agrees to 29 provide such services. The Licensee shall be obligated to provide services to such iv J0 property owners until 30 days after the Licensee has given notice to the Default 31 Provider that the property owner will no longer be provided such service by the 32 Licensee. 33 (3) All property owners who do not contract directly with another Licensee for 34 fire protection and emergency medical service and maintain such service must w 35 subscribe for such service from the Default Provider under the terms in the Default ▪ 36 Provider's License. • • 37 (4) All Property Owners who are not being provided such service by another • 38 Licensee and who are not currently identified by another Licensee pursuant to • 39 subsection (2) above as having such service from another Licensee shall be 40 provided such service by the Default Provider,whether or not the property, owner J 41 has voluntarily subscribed for such services from the Default Provider or is in 42 default for payment for service. 2 1 (5) Property owners who are required to subscribe but who have not 2 subscribed or who have subscribed but are more than 30 days delinquent in paving 3 for such service from the Default Provider shall be liable to the Default Provider for 4 the following, for which an action may be brought in a court on competent 5 jurisdiction: 6 (a) The fees, payable annually in advance, for fire protection service 7 which the Default Provider is permitted to charge to property owners of the same 8 class under the terms of the Default Provider's Licenser for the times when the 9 Default Provider is required to provide service to the property owner under 111, 10 subsection (3) above, and +� I 11 (b) The amount of the actual cost (including a reasonable profit) to the • 12 Default Provider of providing any service actually furnished, and • 13 (c) All costs and expenses of litigationincluding attornes �' oS y ' fee IP . 14 incurred by the Default Provider in any action against thero erty owner to p p ., 15 -- recover payment of the obligations stated in this-Article. 16 (d) If the property owner prevails in litigation brought by the Default • 17 Provider, then the property owner shall recover all costs and expenses of litigation. ft 18 including attorney's fees. 19 Section 13-2-5. POLICE POWERS • 20 Nothing in this Article or in any agreement awarding a License shall be construed 21 as an abrogation by the Town of any of its lawful police powers. • • 22 Section 13-2-6. THE LICENSE AREA 23 The area that shall be served under the License shall be the entire area within the 24 corporate limits of the Town of Paradise Valley. The Town may grant a License for 25 the entire Town only and not for a portion or portions of the Town. 26 Section 13-2-7. GRANT OF LICENSE we 4111 27 (1) Grant. If the Town grants or renews a License, the License shall create both • 28 a right and an obligation to provide the services of fire prevention and control and 11111 29 first responder emergency medical services to those property owners contracting 30 with the Licensee or, in the case of the Default Provider, to allrope�Y owners in p 31 the Town who have not provided evidence according to Section 1 3-2-4(2) that S 32 they have obtained and are maintaining such service from another Licensee. • • 33 Any License granted under the terms of this Article shall be consistent with • 34 federal and state law. If there is a conflict between the terms of the License or the SO 35 terms of this Article and federal law or state statute, federal law and state statute • 36 shall control. 4110 37 Any License granted is subject to the general provisions of this Article in effect at • 38 the time the License is granted. If there is a conflict between the terms of the 39 License and other codes and ordinances of the Town, the License shall control, S 1 3 : _._-•_ _,...-_-- - - w except4111 that the License-may q not waive the requirements of the other codes and 1 0 2 ordinances of the Town regarding permits, fees to be paid, or manner of operation. lit O 3 (2) Establishment of License Requirements. The Town may establish • 4 appropriate requirements for New Licenses or Renewal Licenses and may modify 40 5 such requirements from time to time to reflect changing conditions or technology. 6 (3) Duration. The term of any License and all rights, privileges, obligations, I.• 7 8 ,and restrictions pertaining thereto may be from one to five years and shall be as established in the License, unless terminated sooner according to the terms of this • 9 A.7-ticle or of the License. 40' 6 10 (4) License Non-Exclusive. Any License granted other than a license as a 11 Default Provider shall be non-exclusive. The Town reserves the right to grant, at ' 12 any time, such additional Licenses as it deems best, provided however, that such 13 additional grants shall not operate to materially modify, revoke, or terminate any 14 exclusive rights previously granted to a Default Licensee. I 0 15 (5) License Applications. Applicants for a License shall submit to the Town 16 written applications using the standardized format provided by the Town and ___ _ 17 including the application fees herein provided. 18 (6) Grant Procedure. 19 (a) All applications for a new or Renewal License when filed shall be 20 available for public inspection. In not less than 30 days but not more than 90 days 21 after the application is completed, a public hearing shall be held on the application. 22 A decision shall be made by the Town not later than 45 days after public hearings 23 based upon an evaluation of the application, the hearing, and other information I • 24 that the Town may deem relevant. The Town may grant one or more Licenses, or 25 may decline to grant any License; 26 (b) All applications for a renewal License, other than an application for • 27 renewal of a Default Provider License, submitted by a Licensee shall be available for • 28p inspection. Applications ublic A lications shall be granted or denied based on: • O 29 (1) the Licensee is in substantial compliance with the material 30 terms of the existing License and with applicable law; and II service, 31 (2) the quality of the Licensee'sresponse to subscriber 32 complaints, and billing practices; and • 33 (3) the Licensee's financial, legal, administrative and technical 34 ability to provide the services, facilities, and equipment as set forth in the proposal; • 35 and • 36 (4) the Licensee's prospect of reasonably meeting the Future li taking r- tmeeting cT � n�� c 37 community needs and interests, taking into account the cost of such needs o 38 and interests. •' 3° (C)Applications for renewal of a License as Default Provider shall be O 40 granted or denied in the sole discretion of the Town Council based upon which of 4 it 0 4 1 the qualified competing applications is most advantageous to the Town and its 2 residents. The Default Provider Licensee shall have no right to renewal of its 3 License upon expiration or termination. 4 Section 13-2-3. CONTENTS OF APPLICATION FOR NEW LICENSE, RENEWAL a LICENSE, OR DEFAULT PROVIDER LICENSE J 6 Applications for a new License, a renewal License, or a Default Provider License 7 shall include such information as may be requested by the Town Manager, 8 including: c • i 9 (1) The identity of the applicant. This must include the name and address of the 0 v 10 applicant, the nature of the business entity or public body, and evidence that the 0 11 applicant is in good legal standing, where relevant. pp 40 the applicant has the financial, legal,(2) Evidencethath pp 1 o , administrative and O technical ability to provide the services,ces, facilities and equipment ment necessary to meet II 14 the requirements and to perform the services required under this Article-and under .0 15 the License. At a minimum, the applicant must meet the following criteria: 5 16 (a) The applicant must have at least five years experience as a ____ 01, 17 provider of fire department services. As used herein, fire department services shall II 18 include tactical fire suppression, prevention, and additional support to such 19 services. . • 20 (b) The applicant must have currently, or have maintained for at 21 least five years in the past, a secondary 9-1-1 system answering point including all i 22 hardware and computer software necessary for the reception of 9-1-1 calls. 0 23 (c) The applicant must maintain a computer aided dispatch system il, • based files for the 0 24 capable of establishing a geographic information system Town of 25 Paradise Valley. • II 26 (d) The applicant must have practical experience in the suppression 5 27 of wildiand fires according to the United States Forest Service and must have • 28 currently and continue to maintain an in-house training program providing for the • 29 certification of assigned personnel to a minimum of specifications 130-190 of the 0 30 United States Forest Service. 40 proposal stating how the applicant will comply with the • 31 (3) A detailed Licensep p pp p e uirements of this 32 r Article- q , •0 33 (4) A Licensee that elects to apply for a renewal process must do so at least six • 34 months before expiration of the existing License. Upon receipt of the renewal • 3S application, the Council shall publish notice of its receipt. i fie Council shall review • 36 and evaluate the future community needs and interests and Licensees past e 7performance. The review and e•aluaLion process shall include opportunity for � evaluation r rt t��7�-+'� � completed90receipt • 38 public comment. The process must be within days of the of Licensees renewal application. • 410 e r , 5 • 1 • S . 1 (6) After an oppertuni.ty for public comment, the Town Council shall act on the 2 renewal application by Council Resolution. 3 Section 13-2-9. TRANSFERS 4 (1) A License shall not be transferable or assignable except in connection with 5 the transfer of substantially all the operating assets of the licensee used in providing 6 services under the License. Such transfer shall not be made without the consent of 7 the Town, which shall not be unreasonably withheld_ 8 (2) The proposed assignee must show technical ability, financial capability, G management experience, legal qualifications, and general character qualifications 14 as determined by the Town and must agree to comply with all provisions of the 1 1 License. Town shall be deemed to have approved a proposed transfer or 12 assignment if the Town does not notify Licensee within 120 days following receipt 13 of written notice of the proposed transfer or assignment and all information 14 requested by the Town that the transfer has been denied. 15 (3) The Licensee shall notify the Town before any change in, or transfer of, 16 control of the Licensee. The word "control" means ownership of 50% or more of 17 voting control of the licensee's governing body, if a private entity. Every change, IIIP 18 transfer, or acquisition of control of the Licensee shall make the License subject to I (10 19 cancellation until the Town shall have consented thereto, which consent shall not whether it shall consent to such chane, .�, 20 be unreasonably withheld. To determinechange, 21 transfer or acquisition of control, the Town may inquire into the qualifications of I : 22 the prospective controlling party and the Licensee shall assist the Town in any such 23 inquiry. 24 (4) The consent or approval of the Town Council to any transfer of a License 25 shall not constitute a waiver or release of the rights of the Town in and to the 26 streets, and any transfer shall by its terms, be expressly subordinate to the terms • 27 and conditions of a License. 28 (5) The Town may reserve the right of first refusal to purchase a Licensee's Ile 29 System so provided in the License. OP • 30 (6) In no event shall a transfer of ownership or control be approved without 31 the successor in interest becoming a signatory to the License agreement. • • 32 Section 13-2-10. FEES IP 33 (1) Ar lication Fee. • 34 A non-refundable application fee of$3,500.00 from all applicants for a license, or • 35 $5,000.00 from an applicant for a Default Provider License. 1 0 36 (2) Transfer Fee non-refundable• application fee of$1,500.00 shall he paid to cover the costs of 37• Ar 38 transfer and/or re-issuance of Licenses issued pursuant to this Chapter. • 0 39 (3) License Fee Ilk II lb 6 1 For the purposes or'providing revenue with which to defray the costs of 2 administration and regulation arising out of the granting of licenses under this 3 Article, each Licensee shall pay license fees in the amount of 55,000.00 per 4 quarter, payable at the times set forth in Section 13-2-11. 1Ik • SCHEDULE Section 13-2-11. SCHEDULE O F PAYMENTS E Licensee shall pay the fees due to the Town for the preceding calendar quarter not 7 later than August 1, November 1, February 1, and May 1. The Licensee must file 8 with the Town not later than the date of each such payment a statement showing a the Gross Revenue received by Licensee during the preceding quarter from services 10 provided under the License. 11 Section 13-2-12. AUDITING AND FINANCIAL RECORDS 12 (1) During the term of each License, the Town may, not more frequently than 13 once each year, conduct an audit of the apparatus, equipment, books, records, and 14 accounts of the Licensee. A principal responsibility of the auditors shall be to- 15 validate the financial viability of the Licensee. The audit may be conducted by an 16 independent certified public accounting firm retained by the Town, and shall be 17 conducted at the sole expense of the Town. 18 (2) Each Licensee must disclose to the auditor its books, accounts, and all other 19 financial records reasonably necessary to conduct the audit. The Town 20 acknowledges that the source data disclosed to the auditor are proprietary to the 21 License. 22 Section 13-2-13. RATES 23 (1) All rates shall be approved by the Town and stated in the License. i 24 (2) The Licensee shall not discriminate in the assessment, levy, charge, e g 25 imposition or collection of rates on the basis of age, race, creed, color, religion, • 26 national origin,gender, marital status, or disability • 27 (3) The rates charged by the Licensee shall be directly related to the actual cost • 28 of providing fire protection services to owners of three categories of property: 29 (a) residential properties, • • 30 (b) vacant land, and i 11 31 (c) all others (including but not limited to, commercial, country clubs, 32 churches, schools, resorts and medical clinics). • 33 No subscriber in any of the above-mentioned categories shall be charged rates . a. v. arenot directlyrelatedactual 34 which in the le`islative judgment of the Town to the 35 cost of providingfireprotection or which are different from the rates charged to • charged 36 other subscribers in the same category. The Town may from time to time with • 37 reasonable notice require the Licensee to explain or defend its rate structure, and 40 38 may request changes in the rate structure. S is 7 • 1 Section 13-2-14. LOCAL BUSINESS OFFICE 2 A Licensee shall maintain and operate a business office for receiving inquiries 3 regarding new service, paying bills and receiving complaints,within five miles of 4 the Town's corporate limits. 5 Section 13-2-15. RESPONSE TIME REQUIREMENTS 6 (1) All response times shall be calculated from the time that the unit goes 7 enroute for each incident. Exception reports will be forwarded to the Town 8 Contract Administrator monthly for review. a (2) The Town shall establish a response time in the License based upon 10 computer modeling; in any event, response time shall be no greater than six (6) 11 minutes or less 8096 of the time. 12 (3) Fire units shall be required to go enroute to a call within ninety (90) 13 seconds between 0700-2100 hours and one hundred twenty seconds (120) 14 between 2100-0700 hours. Failure to meet these standards shall result in an 15 exception report being submitted to the Town Contract Administrator. Enroute 16 means the period between unit notification and the time unit wheels begin rolling. 17 These standards will be reviewed annually and may be modified by the Town when 18 reasonable. 19 Section 13-2-16. INCIDENT RESPONSE REQUIREMENTS 20 (1) Commercial Assignments Code 3 21 Multi-unit commercial assignments include,but are not limited to, incidents where 22 fire or smoke is visible or the possibility of large loss life due to: 23 Commercial structural fires 24 Report of explosion or collapse in a commercial building 25 A Licensee shall respond the apparatus to all commercial assignments necessarywith a minimum pumping capacity of 2000 gallons of water per minute to all first 26 p p 27 alarm assignments. 28 (2) Residential Assignments Code 3 29 Residential assignments include, but are not limited to, incidents where fire or � 30 smoke is visible or there is the possibility of loss of life due to: 31 Residential structural fires 32 Report of explosion or collapse in a residential building p the necessary apparatus to all first alarm residential 33 A Licensee shall respond -- , � � of water per ent with a minimum pumping capacity of 2000 gallons 34 assionm ^ minute on all first alarm assignments. J..i 36 Grade 1 Commercial Code 3 8 ORDINANCE NO. (0)95-84 RELATING TO FIRE DISTRICTS; PERMITTING GOLDER RANCH FIRE DISTRICT TO ANNEX AREAS LOCATED WITHIN THE ORO VALLEY TOWN LIMITS. WHEREAS, Arizona Revised Statutes § 48-262(F) requires a fire district to obtain an endorsement by a city or town when the property to be annexed into the fire district lies within an incorporated city or town; and WHEREAS, Oro Valley is an Arizona municipal corporation; and WHEREAS, Golder Ranch Fire District is seeking permission to extend its fire district boundaries by annexing property erty located within the corporate limits of Oro Valley pursuant to State statute; p BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, ARIZONA, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. permission ermission is hereby given to Golder Ranch Fire District to annex areas located within the corporate limits of the Town of Oro Valley into the Golder Ranch Fire District. SECTION 2. The various Town officers and employees are authorized and directed to perform all acts necessary or desirable to give effect to this ordinance. SECTION 3:• All ordinances, resolutions, or motions and parts of ordinances, resolutions, or motions of the conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed, effective as of the effective date council in of this ordinance. p SECTION 4: Repeal of all ordinances, resolutions, or motions and parts of ordinances, resolutions, or motions of the council in conflict with the provisions set forth herein does not affect rights and duties that penalties matured or that were incurred and proceedings that were begun before the effective date of the repeal. SECTION 5 If anysection, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions hereof. PASSED AND ADOPTED DOPTED bythe Mayor and Council of the Town of Oro Valley, Arizona this 1st day Of November , 19_. I I • CHERYL S KALA Y, MAYOR POSTED 11/21/95 — 12/21/95 10:00 a.m. jr ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: Kathryn n O. Cuvelier, Town Clerk Tobin Sidles, Town Attorney 1 ..., � I :t1 1 • • 1 . . ___ _*. .„ ., .„ .... „. . --E--- T tu 1 ,/ ,i ,r .,- ." . .., _ Nr CI') 117 - r . ,' / / 7 / .. ., / �� t'7 r Z. r %' j i A /• /• ....-1_../..--e ter. - -- 1 1. if ..." if A ./ ..- it / ,./ ) .,-- ...' ,.- .,-. ,,. ) ,, „, .,, .,, / .. / / e- -f" -r •r 1 •f --1 / / i ••A it // /'- -, / /4 / r- / i /r -.-I •/ ./ / •! i / III 1 ]] • ,c) ,j f--4/ f / / ;Y; ' ' / ../ /, '/ " '' -/ /, /- / �� ." / / / / / !' / .i , /...i 1 / / . / / / _.'1 _r`;} 7'' / i a• r i r i / . . 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