Okaloosa County BOCC — November 5, 2013 — Ground Trans Policy 12 17 13 Exhibit 1 — reading text

person who refuses to sign such the acknowledgment will not be eligible for a permit. The issuance of a permit to the Operator is not to be construed as permission to perform any other commercial activity at the Airport. Operators are strictly prohibited from entering into contracts with Airport tenants for delivery of baggage and/or passengers without acquiring a permit from the County. Permits shall be issued by Airport Administration upon all permitting requirements being met. Permitting fees are set forth in Schedule A, attached hereto. Permits shall expire one (1) year from the date of issuance. No Commercial Vehicle shall be allowed to pick up passengers and/or baggage, packages, or any item from the Airport without a valid permit. Out-of-town companies shall be charged a one-time fee for any pick up. Such authorization shall be limited to one pick up per quarter. Registration and inspection of the vehicle will be required. However, background checks and motor vehicle records will not be required. To qualify as an out- of-town company, the company must be located at least seventy-five (75) miles from the Airport. There are annual, quarterly and one-time permits. 2.4 DECALS: Upon full payment of all permit fees and compliance with all permitting requirements, a permit decal shall be issued for each Commercial Vehicle listed on the Airport Permit. Only those Commercial Vehicles displaying valid permit decals shall be allowed to pick up passengers, baggage, parcels or conduct business at the Airport. Decals shall be permanently affixed on the left side of the rear bumper or in an upright position to the left side of the rear window and shall be clearly visible at all times. Temporary permits shall be hung on the rear view mirror and shall be clearly visible and legible at all times. No decal shall be purposely defaced, changed, altered or obstructed. No decal shall be required to enter the Airport to discharge passengers. All letters and numerals on decals must be legible at all times. In the event a decal is lost or damaged beyond recognition, a replacement decal may be obtained upon payment of the fee set forth in Schedule A attached hereto. In applying for a replacement decal, the Operator shall submit a statement in writing setting forth the circumstances resulting in the loss or damage of the original decal. 2.5 WEHICLES: All companies shall have a vehicle fleet at the Airport no older than ten (10) years in age. Existing companies with fully-permitted vehicles shall have three (3) years from the date of this Ordinance to comply with this requirement. All companies shall be in full-compliance no later than three (3) years from the date of this Ordinance. Existing companies shall not be allowed to register a non-compliant vehicle after October 1, 2015. 2.6 VEHICLE EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR APPEARANCE: Vehicles shall be maintained appropriately. The exterior and interior shall be fully operational, safe, neat, clean and presentable at all times. Airport Administration shall have the right to require the Permittee to clean and repair any vehicle found in violation of this section. Further, Airport Administration shall require that any equipment that is not fully operational or that has sustained exterior or interior damage, which adversely affects the safety, appearance, comfort or performance, be removed from service immediately and repaired. Prior to such vehicle resuming its operations at the Airport, the vehicle shall be re-inspected. 2.7 VEHICLES UNDER REPAIR: If the company uses a replacement vehicle, the company must transfer the permit from the disabled vehicle, or obtain a temporary permit for the new or temporary vehicle. All requirements necessary for the issuance of permits or transfer of permits will apply. 2.8 TRANSFER OF PERMITS: Permits may be transferred to another vehicle upon successful completion of the safety inspection and payment of the transfer fee established in Schedule A. All other rules and regulations of this Policy must be strictly adhered to. 2.9 EQUIPMENT: All Commercial Vehicles shall be air-conditioned and heated and shall have three (3) or more doors. Commercial Vehicles must be vehicles with sufficient seats for each passenger and capable of carrying passengers and baggage with comfort and safety. Child restraint devices are required to transport children. Child restraints must be in accordance with Florida Statutes. Commercial Vehicles shall be equipped with communications capability to contact someone in an emergency situation. Commercial Vehicles shall display the name of the company with signage, which ‘clearly defines the permitted vehicle as a Commercial Vehicle. (1) Each Commercial Vehicle shall carry, within the passenger compartment of the vehicle, an up to date and fully charged, United Laboratories tested or National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) approved ABC fire extinguisher and each Operator shall be proficient in its operation and use. (2) Each Commercial Vehicle shall be equipped with a trash or refuse receptacle to be utilized by Operator and passengers for refuse, trash, etc. It is expressly prohibited for anyone to throw or dump trash, as defined in FL Statute 403, from a motor vehicle onto roads, rights of way, or any County property. FL Statute 403.413, also known as the Florida Litter Law shall be strictly enforced. Okaloosa County Ordinance No. 87-33 Section 11-132. 10 (3) Commercial Vehicles shall contain two (2) road side flares or reflector type warning devices, all equipment necessary to change a tire, and an adequately inflated operational spare tire designed for the vehicle in which it is carried. 2.10 INSURANCE: Permittee shall obtain and maintain continuously in effect at all times during the term of the permit, automobile liability insurance covering ground transportation operations at the Airport. All automobile liability insurance shall provide not less than FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND ($500,000) dollars Combined Single Limit (CSL) bodily injury and property damage liability. Workers Compensation insurance shall be included, unless expressly exempted by law. All insurance shall name Okaloosa County as an additional insured. Permittee shall give the County thirty (30) days prior written notice of any cancellations of insurance, or any reduction in coverage or any other major changes in insurance. Permittees shall provide to County proof of insurance in the term of an original certificate of insurance including a schedule of covered vehicles evidencing all insurance and a current list of authorized drivers under their policy. The County reserves the right to increase the minimum liability and public liability insurance requirements as circumstances may warrant. 2.11 HOLD HARMLESS: Each Operator must sign a Hold Harmless Agreement prior to permitting which shall be kept on file in Airport Administration. Please see Attachment B. Hold Harmless Agreement. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Permittee shall indemnify and hold harmless OKALOOSA COUNTY, its officers and employees from liabilities, damages, losses, and costs including but not limited to reasonable attorney fees, to the extent caused by the negligence, recklessness, or intentionally wrongful conduct of the Permittee and other persons employed or utilized by the Permittee in the performance of this Agreement. 2.12 VEHICLE INSPECTIONS: The Airport Director, designee, or any Airport Police Officer may inspect a Commercial Vehicle at any time while on Airport. property All permit applicants must have their vehicles inspected. Inspections are conducted by the Airport Police Officer or a designated representative of the Airport Director. Vehicles shall be inspected for air conditioning and heating, cellular phone, ABC fire extinguisher, first aid kit, flares or triangles, proper signage on the vehicle, proper proof of insurance, proof of vehicle registration, cleanliness, appearance, and vehicle safety equipment, i.e., head lights, turn signals, horn, brakes, brake lights, seat belts, windshield wipers, tires, windshield, muffler(s), mirrors and proper attire. Windshields shall be free of cracks in excess of one (1) inch in length. All vehicles shall be free of damage, both interior and exterior, which may pose a threat to the public. All door locks shall be in working order. All equipment shall be operated in accordance with Florida State Law. Any Commercial Vehicle in violation of this Policy or Florida Law while at the Airport shall be required to immediately leave the Airport until the noted defects are corrected. 11 Upon re-entering the Airport and before conducting any business, the Operator shall contact Airport Administration or the Airport Police for re-inspection of the defective Commercial Vehicle. A vehicle lacking the proper equipment must leave the Airport until such discrepancy is corrected. Vehicles will only be inspected in the pre-arranged parking area. No-notice random inspections may be conducted anywhere on the Airport. Okaloosa County, Northwest Florida Regional Airport, and Airport Police shall not be held liable for any vehicle’s mechanical failures. The vehicle inspection is a safety inspection and not a mechanical inspection. Okaloosa County, Northwest Florida Regional Airport, and Airport Police do not warrant, guarantee, or make any representations regarding the mechanical condition of the vehicle. 2.13 PASSENGER RATES: Fees are established by individual companies as set forth in its rate sheet. The rate sheet shall include a complete schedule of all rates and charges for transportation, additional personnel, and/or baggage. The rate sheet shall include all charges. There shall be no hidden costs. The rate sheet shall be displayed inside the vehicle in plain sight for the passenger(s) to review. Rate sheets shall measure a minimum of seven (7) inches by nine (9) inches in dimension with minimum size lettering of 12 font on a computer. The rate sheets will be kept on file in Airport Administration. The rates shall not be changed until a new copy of the rate sheet is filed with Airport Administration (please see Example 1). If the vehicle is equipped with a meter the rates shall be posted inside the vehicle in plain sight and a copy of the rates will be kept on file in Airport Administration. The rates shall not be changed until a copy of the new rates is filed with Airport Administration. In addition to the rate sheet, each vehicle shall post on the -back passenger window, in plain view within sight of the customer, the top ten destinations (as determined by Airport Administration). Please see Example 2 to include pricing. Vehicles must display in plain view if the company only accepts cash or checks (i.e., no credit cards, vouchers, etc.) and the company shall also advise Airport Administration of same. 2.14 CARE OF PREMISES: Operators shall keep the Queuing Area and the Ready Line of the Airport neat, clean and orderly at all times. Drivers/companies shall not leave anything on Airport property (trash bags, vehicle parts, tires, etc.). Smoking shall be allowed only in designated areas. Cigarette butts shall be placed in the appropriate containers. No smoking will be permitted on the Ready Line. 2.15 DRESS: While on duty, each Operator shall practice good hygiene. Hair, including facial hair, shall be neat, trimmed and present a groomed appearance. Operators shall be clean and neatly dressed at all times while conducting business at the Airport. Operators shall wear business clothing, a button down, polo, or collared shirt with sleeves with the company name and/or logo listed (pin on name tag or embroidery). Slacks or jeans shall be clean and in good condition. Pants cannot have holes in them (knees or pockets). Shorts may be worn. Shorts must be no more than three (3) inches above the knee. Operators must wear shoes. Flip flops (thong type) shoes are not authorized. Any attire which may