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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC06-093 C' O?-93-Y7 AGREEMENT This agreement ("Agrccmellt"), made Ihis .;l.l.- day of --Lf~ >:6!, ,2006, between Eagle Cmill!Y, Colorado ("County") and Computer Sites, Inc. ("Contradar"), WITNESSETfl: Whereas, County wants to purchase and have installed a new generator to power the UPS for COUnly's Server Room and the Cooling Equipment in its computer server room; and Whereas, Contractor wants to sell to County and instal] such a generator. Now, therefore, in consideration of the foregoing premises and the fOllowing promises, County and Conlractoragree as follows: ARTICLE J - SCOPE OF WORK AND CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES This Agreement covers the furnishing, instaJJation, initialche ckout and routine maintenance over a period of five (5) years of certain equipment deseribed in a two-pa geletterdatedJanuary23, 2006, from Gary Springstead of Contractor to Clark Shivley of County (a copy of which is attached hereto as ExhibilA af1d incorporated herein by this refere nee) and, in addition, a UPS circuit from the customer's existing UPS for the control side of the Cooling Units and the transformer and feed for the "Move 'n Cool" from County's 480 volt panel (hereinafter the "Equipment"). Exhibit A also eontaif1s specific corollary undertakings and representations by Contractor. Furnishing, installation and maintenance of the Equipment by Contnlctor and performanceofthecollateralundeltakings (hereinafter colIectively the "Work") shallbein accordance with the General ConditiOllS set fOlth in Article IV hereof. Contractor affirms that all representations set forth in Exhibit A are accurate, that County may rely thereon, and that ContractorshaJJ be responsible at its own expense for assuring tha tall matter, so represented are as represented. ARTICLE 2 - COMMENCEMENT AND COMPLETION OF THE WORK Contractor shull commence the Work promptly after execution of this Agreement by both parties. It is anticipated that completion of the Work through the phase the reofthat under ArticJe 3 hereof entitles Contractor to bill County for the Work will be achieved by _",T "-"f~ml_..__, 2006 (the "Completion Date"). Contractor agrees to notify County if achievement of the Completion Date appears unlikely as soon us it so appears to Contractor, and thereupon County and Contractor wij) medto discuss thc reasons for delay and means of achieving timely completion. County and Contractor will cooperate in seeking 10 achieve timely cOlnpldwl] and Commctor will use ils best efforts to achieve timely completion. Failure!(J uchieve timely eompletion shall be deemed a cause for termination of this agreem~l]t in accordance with the General Conditions identified in Article 6 hereof. ARTICLE 3 - CHANGE ORDERS County may at any time, by written change order signed by an authorized representative of County, order additions, deletions or revisions to the Work (a "Change Order"). Upon receipt of a Change Order, Contractor shall proceed with the requested addition, deletion or revision, provided, however, that if either party anticipates that a Change Order will result in a change in the scope of the Worksldlicient loincrcase or decrease the price spec ified in Exhibit A or require a change in tbe Completion Date, the parties shall meet and agree upon the amount of such increase or decrease or change In the Completion Date and specify it in the Change Order prior to commencement of the work under the Change Order. Work under the Change Order shall beperfOlllled in accordance with the pl'Ovisions of the Agrceme nt. ARTICLE 4 ". PRICE AND PAYMENT After completion of the Installation by Contractor of the Equipmcnt and the performanec by Contractor of all undertakings In connection with the Initial insta l1ation, startup and checkout of the Equipment and training of County personnel in (Jperation of the Equipment, Contractor will bill COllnty in the total amount of One Hundred Two Thousand, Nine Hundred and Forty-Seven Dollars ($102,947.00), and County shall within thirty (30) days thereafter remit such amount to Contractor_ Paymenlas aforesaid shall not affect the continlling obligations 0 fContractorasset forth in Exhibit A and/or the body of this Agreement. ARTICLE 5 - WARRANTY, MONITORING AND TEST AND INSPECTION Contractor warrants fora period offive (5) years the sutisfactory op eration of the Equipment (the "Warranty Period"), and shall repair or repJace the Equipmenlati ts own expense should there be an irreparable failure of such operation within the Warranty Period . Further, during the Wan-anty Period Contmctor shall continue to perform the monitoring, testing and inspection specified in ExhlbitA hcreof. ARTICLE 6- GENERAL CONDITIONS Contractor shaH comply with the General Conditions set forth in Exhibit B hereto. ARTICLE 7" NON-DISCRIMINATION Contractor shaH not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment on the basis ofrace,co]or, religion, nationa] origin, sex, ancestry, physi cal handicap, sexualorientlltion, age, political affiliation or family responsibility. Contractor shall not knowingly retain for work in COllneetion with this Agreement allY consultant or subcomractor who engagcs in any diseriminati(}ndescribed in this Artick 7. ARTiCLE 8 - ASSIGNMENT No as~ignment by Contractor of any rights under or interests in this Agreement shall be binding on County without the written consent of COllnty_ Monies that may become due and monies that 2 are due may not be assigned without such consent (except to thc cxtent lhatthecffectofthis res1:riclion maybe limitcd by law),andunlcss specifically stated to th econtraryinawritten consent to an assignment, no assignment will relcase or discharge Contractor from any duty or res:ponsibilitYllnderthisAgreemenl. Nonetheless, Contractor binds itself, its 5uccessors, assigns and legal representatives in respcct to all coVenallts, agrccmcn ts,andobligationscontainedin this Agrcemcnt. ARTICLE 9 - NOTICE AND AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES An)' noticc and all written eommunications rcquired under this Agrcement shall be given in writing by personal delivery, fax or mail !o the appropriate party a t!he following addresses: CO]ltractor: Gary Springstead Computer Sites Inc. 1225 SOllthHuron Denver CO 80223 Fax No. (303)871-0515 County: Clark Shivley Facilities Management Depar!ment 590 Broadway EaglcC081631 FaxNo,(970)328-8899 It isagrccd !hat for purposes ofArticlc 3 hCfeofthe above designated individuals and such other persons as either or both ofthcm may designate in writing shall be "authorized representatives," ARTICLE 10 - INSURANCE At all times during the telm of this Agreement, Contractor shall maintain commcrcial general liability insurance in the minimum amount of One Million Dollal's ($1,000,000) and Workers' Corupensation insurance as required by Colorado law. Contractor shall delivcr certificates of insurance, naming County as an additional inslII'ed, !o County within fifteen (15) calendar days ofexeClltion of!his Agreement by County, ARTICLE II -INDEMNIFICATION Contractor shall indcmnify and hold harmless County, it officials, employces and agents, against all liabilities, claims, cos!s and cxpenses, including reasonable a ttorneysfees,arisingfl'Omeiaims ofnny nature lIlade by any person III conncction with acts or omissions orr cprescntationsby COl1tractor,ilsemployecsoragcnts, ARTICLE 12 - ATTORNEY'S FEES In the event oflitigationbetv"eenthe parties hereto rcgardinglhe interpretation of this Agrcclllcnt, or the obligations, dutics or rights of the pmties hc reunder,orifsuitothcrwisei~ ) brought to recover damages for breach of this Agreement, or an adi onbc brought for injunction or specifie pClfonnance, then and ill such events, the prcvailing pa rty shaU recover all reasonable costs incurred with regard to such litigation, includingreasonab leattorney'sfces. ARTICLE 13 - APPLICABLE LAW, JURISDICTION AND VENUE This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Colorado. Jurisdiction and venue of any suit, right, or eause of action arising under, orin connectio n with this Agreement shall be exclusive in EagJe County, Colorado, In Witness Whereof, the pmties hereto have signcd this Agreement. This Agreement \\iilJ be effective on__ffbAAL.:?/ .~,2006, EAGLE COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO by and through its BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: A'lTEST: 0'"7 ( ~t?r(~ fe:. :C"tt' By d:::'fZtfl-v~'J ,;/-",-",/ ii'.- Clerk to the Bo rdol' PeterF.Runyon,Chairm~- CouOlyCommissionern Computer Sites, Ine., .:)(1:0;. E// By. -c-- Co,.-, i/, ,;,c' __,m,", :."':_'-_-- .,.-m",,,, ,/C ') /-- / ~.ame. ~!\..._ "":',. );,I2!"'~"7'd f -<.' . Iltle: TI"" (/ """.... ""'~,~__ STATE OF COLORADO ) ) Coulltyof ) II ~ . i'/ '-. ../.. / L(~he f~ieg~?~, waS~~/Y"le{/,~:7 ~forc,m_~~[Jis// "'~ ~ay of (/: >:/:,-,i~~,2006 by .'_ 'f:/if ::'//'-" ..'-I,,' iL-"C",- /'" a~ i ,.../, /i/,f::/,./.... of Computer, BItes, Ine. (I' f ..1'" .- ;' Witne~s my hand and official seal... '. /:' .. .' ___ ;;.k;c/ My commission expires > <,::"~,,-:5._J/,, . r-'" ../ #/ ... p'-/- /, /' / /. ), -- / .-/ """., "'f (, "'..-,'''/,,,, / -::":'/);""/'- -:' .'" .....,.-./--~/!..--' ",-,---- --'--'''-----------,,-----.-----.._--~----- NotaryPubJic 4 15 Compliance with FederaL State and Local Laws: o. It is the respollsibility of all contractors and vendors !obe in compliance with aU applicable Federal, State and local laws while performing work on hehalfofthe county on all countysiles. b. Contractors and vendors must be aware of and be in compliance with the Occupation and Safety Act (OSHA)_ All work procedures and any use of equipment on county sites must meet and be handled and operated in compliance with OSHA. , Contractol'S and vendors must be aware of Federal, State and locaj j aws applicable to the procurement, use and handling of hazardous suhstan ces_ Contractors and vendors must receive written approval from the Director of Facilities Management to bring a substance with a hazardous materials classification gr catcrthanone(I)for health, fire or reactivity hazard andlorany specific hazard designati on onto a counly site. 16. Personnel: " Contractors and vendors are required 10 ensure that all personncl ar e qualified employees meeting all federal, state and local laws related to employment, and may be required to show verilication upon request. b. ContraclOrs and vendol"$ act as an independent contractor on all projects, unless the contract specifies otherwise, and are obligated to pay federal and sta!e income taxon moneys earned. Thepen;onneIemployedbyconlractorsand vendors are not and shall not become employees, agents or servant softheCounty because of the perfonnance of any eontraeted work. c. Eagle Count)' is a drng-free workplaee. The possession or use of alcohol and drugs is pruhibited while on County sites. All personnel mustalTive for work at County sites soherand drug-free. Any person violating this provision must be immediateJy removed from the site. 17. CleanUp': , Contraetors and vendors are responsible for clean lip of immediate wor k areas. Disturbed areas must beretumed 1O their original condition at the enmpletionofthewnrk. Contraetol's and vendors mllsteithCl'designate an arealO bescparated,andl'emainasaworkareaforlhedul'ationoftheprojeet,orprovide for immediate work areas open to employees and the public to be cleaned every 24 hourspriortotheeommenceme~tofthenextday'sbusinesshoursand on weekends no later than Sunday night pl'ior to the eommeneement ofbu sinesson Monday morning. Areas to be designated as work areas must be separated from 5 occupiedbusillcssareaswithpartitionsorplasticshcctingwhichwill stop the iransmission ofsol1lld, dust and other disturbances. b. Trash: ContraclOrs and vcndors are responsible for trash gencratcd by work at countyfaciliiies. MinordisposaJ in county trash receptaclcs isperrniUed. ContraclOrsandvendorsengaginginworkrequiringsevendaysorlongeror disturbing grcater than 100 square fect of existing space must provide for their own lrash cDlJection and disposaL 6 COMPUTER SITES INC. January 23, 2006 TO: EAGLE COUNTY FACILITIES MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT AnN; MR. CLARK SHIVLEY FROM: Gary Springstead Computer Sites, Inc. SUBJECT: Diesel Gencl1ltor-Update Thank YOIl for your time on Friday, IIIld please fuul below a listing of what Computer Sites, Inc. wiU funrish and install lit your site with the new generator. Also, what you will receive for the $101.721.00that we will chilfgll you: 1. GENERATOR One new CummillS/Onan 150 kW DGFA diesel generator set (277/480 V AC -3Pbase). 2. Weather-protective hOusin& that is custom.painted 10 match your brick. 3. TW1) main output circuit breakers, one 100 Amp (to feed the UPS); one 150 Amp (to feed the air oonditioners and Iigbls). 4. Aresidualmufilerfotquieterfllllning. s. A 24 hour double wall base tank that is UL 142 approved. 6. One digital display mOllitClf on the generator with history logging. 7. A remote annunciator which will be mounted in the Data Center, this monitor will give you all the infOImfltion on your generator, such as low fueJ, low water, high heat, low batteries and so on. 8. A remote battery charger to keep the generator batteries up lmd correctly charged. 9. A bal1ery wanning pad to always keep the battery warm and ready to start. 10. A blod heater which v.ill always keep the engine at at least 120" F, II. A five year full pans and labor warnlnty, wltich means the only thing you have to buy is the fuel. l2. A five year preventive main!en.an<:e contract, which means you will get service 011 the unit twice a year (one major lllld one minor). The oillllld filterswiJl be chllllged once a year. The diesel and the oil will be analyzed once a year for any problems. 1225 South Huron . Denver, CO 80223 . Phone (303) 871-D550 . Fax (303) 871-0515 13. Two automatic transfer switches (ATS switches), one for the UPS sym:em, a 100 Amp which has been oversized to help you when YOll go to a bigger UPS system; a 150 Amp for the AlC,Jigbts and future Ale loads. This is also oversized. 14. The A TS also will come with a full 5 year WlUTlllIty fur parts and Jabor, pius a 5 year preventive maintenance. IS. The A TS's will come with a P .C. clock system that will automatically stan and run and test your gel1eJ:ator system every week, This will be done off., hours 50 llS not to disturh anyone. 16. Fuel- we will fil! your tauk both before and after start up and load bank. 17. Afterthe unit is installed it will have a load bank run, so you will witness the unit running at full, %, Y., and no load condition. This also proves that the unit will have capabilities to work properly. I'. An electronic governor keeps the engine running properly when the output loads keep changing. 19. An electronic voltage regulator stops the UPS from back feeding onto the generator and making it hunt for the correct voltage. 20. After J years. we will iustalJ a new starting bat1ery on the generator, 21. A crane will be supplied to unload the new generator to your site. 22. A rigging crew will also unload and set the unltin plact. ". We hlre a special truck to deliver the unii. 24. Our installatiOn cre..vs wil! trem:h from the new concrete pad to the concrete wall back of the elevator where they will core drill to get into the building tunnel system. All conduits will he mounted on the ceiling of the tunnel over to the SQutb electrical room. They will mount the two ATS units, one new 225 Amp output panel and one new 150 Amp fused disconnect. They will nm all the feeds for both ATS's and corrtrols. 25. A new concrete pad will be poured on the west side of the elevator shaft. 26. A factory trained representative will start up the unit and do a complete checkout. 27. A training session will be furnished for all the people you want trained on the unit. 28. A 24 hour monitoring system wil! be installed that will call CSI if there are lIIly problems with the generator. (You will have to furnish a phone line). This can also monitor the UPS and temperature ill the Computer Room. 29. A low fuel alarm will tie into the monitoring system. lhopethislUlSwersaUofyourquestiollS. IfuOI,pleasecall. As you clIIlsee, we have taken care of this unit and you tbr the next five yearsatl in the originalcostof$lOl,727.00 Sincerely, GaryD.Springstead ExhibitB GencralConditions I. Contractor shall provide and pay for labor, materials, equipment, tools, utilities, permits, liccnscs, transpOltation,and other facilities and servic esneccssaryforproper execution and completion ofthc Work, 2. County will cooperate with Contractor to obtain tax exemption for this project. If Comractorfails to obtain tax excmption applicable to public works pro jectsregarding sales, consumer, use and simiJar taxes, Contractor shall pay the s amc. 3. Contractor shall be responsibJcforhavillgtakell steps reasonably necessary to ascertainthenaturealldloeationoftheWork,andthcgeneralandlocal conditions which can affect the Work or the cost thereof. Any failure by Contractor to do so will not relieve him from responsibility for succcssfully performing the Work without additional expense to County_ County assumes no re8ponsibility for any understanding or represemations concerning conditions made by any of its oJIicers, employees or agents prior to the execution of this Agreement, un!ess such undel'standi ng ol'l'epresentations are expressly stated in the Agreement. 4. Before commencing activities, Contractor shaH: (I) take field measurements und verify field conditions; (2) carefully eompure this and other infonna!ion known to Contractor with that of the Agreement; and (3) promptly report errors, inconsistencies or omissions discovered to County. 5. ContruelorshaJlsuperviseanddirecttheWork,usingContraetor'sbest skill and attention. Contractor shull be solely responsible for and have control overeonst ruction means, methods, techniques, sequellees and procedures, and for coo rdinating ulJ portions of the Work. 6. Contractor, as soon as prueticuble, shall furnish in VvTiting to Co Ullty the names of subconlractors and suppliers for cach portion ofthc Work. 7. No charge shall bemadc by ContraclOr for hindrances or delays from an ycause whatever during the progress of any portion of the \Vork,unJcss such h indraneeordelay is euused in whole or in part by acts or omissions within the control of Owner. In any event, Owner may grant an extension of time for the completion of the Work, provided it is satisfied that deJuys or hindrances were due to causcs outside Co ntractor'scontrol,e.g.. weather. or to acts of omission or commission by the Owner, provided that such exlensionsoftime shall inno instance exceed thc time actually 10 stroConlIactorby reaso<l Ofsllchcauses,unrl provided fi1rther that Comractorshall have givcnCounty imlllcdiate(as detennincd by the circumstances, but notexcceding 72 hours) notice in writing ofthc cause of the detention or delay. 8. ContraclOrshalldcliver,handk,storeandinslallmatcria]sandequipmcntin accordance with manufacturers' instructions. 9. Contractor warrants to County that: (1) materialg and equipment fumished under lhe Agreement will be new and of good quality; (2) the Work will be tree from defects not inhercntin the quality required or permitted; and (3) the Work will conform to lhe requirements of the Agreement. 10. Coutractor shall comply with and give notice, required by all federal ,stateand local laws, statutes, ordinances, building codes, rules and regu lations applicable to the Work. If Contractor performs Work knowing it to be contrmy to laws, statutes, ordinances, building codes, rules or regulations without notice toCounty,Contraclor shall assume full responsibility for such Work and shall beartheattrib utab!ecosts. Contractor shall promptly notify County in writing of any conflicts between the specifications for the Work and such governmental laws, rules and re gulations. 11 Contractor shall keep the premises and surrounding area free from ac cumulation of dust, debris and trash rclated to the Work. 12. Before permitting any of his subcontractors to perform any Work under this contract, Contractor shall either (a) requirccach ofhissubcontrad orstoprocureand maintain during the life of his subcontract~, Subcontractor's Public Liability andPropcrty Damage Insurance of the types and in the amounts as may be applicable to his Work, which type and amounts shall be sllbjcct to thc advance approval oft he County, or (b) insure the aetivities of his ~ubcontractorsin his own policy or policies. 13. The performancc of the Work may be terminated at any time in whole, or from time to time in part, by County for its eonvenience. Any such termination shall be effected by delivery to the Contractor of a written notice ("Notice of Termination") specifying the extent to which performance of the Work is terminated and the date upon which termination becomes effective. After receipt of a Notice of Termination, and except as othen'>'isc directed byCounty,Contractorshall,in go odfaith, and to the best of its ability, do all things neces~ary, in the light of such notice and of such requests in implementation thereof as County may make, to assure the efficient, proper closeout of the temlinated Work (including the protection of County's property). Among other things, ContraclOr shall, except as othcrwise directed or approved by County : " stop the Work on the date and to the extent spccificd in lheNoticc of Termination; b. place no lunherordcrs orsubcontracls for services. equipment or mat~riaJs except as may be neccssary jDr compktioll of su~h portion of the \Vork as is not terminated; , terminatea!Jol'dersandsubcontractst(lthecxtcntthattheyrdaletothe pertDnnance of Work t~rminatcd by the Notice (lfTermination; 2 d. assign to County, in the manner and to the eXlent directed by it,a Jl of the right, title and interest of Contractor under the ordersorsu bconlractsso lenninated,inwhichcusc County shaJl have the right to 5cttle or pay unyor alJ claims arising out of the termillationofsu<oh orders and subconll' acts; e. with the approval of County, settle alJ outstanding liabilities undalJ claimsarising\lutofsuchtctTIlinationorordersandsubcontract~;and f. ddiver 10 County, when and as directed,all documents and all propelty which, lfthe Work had heen completed, Contractor would be required to accountforordclivertoCounty,andtransfertitletosuchpropel1ytoCountyto the cxtent not already transfeITcd. In the evellt of such lennination, Conlractor shall be paid for the sat idactorilyinstalled Equipment and satisfactorily eompletcd Work up to the termination date. ]4. Requirements and Procedures for Contradors and Vendors Performing Work at County Facilities " CustQmerService: It is County's responsibility to maintain a customer service ethic This means communieating cfficiently and treating people with respect and courtesy. Tl1is requires that Contractor communicate with County's Facilities Managemcnt Department to get permission prior 10 work, in/Drilling building users what is planned, how it wil! efTect each of them, what the interruptions will be and how long the work will take. This requiremcnt applies to all contractors and vendors working in county facilities and sites. b. .\;;.QQ,ginatinR with BIJi!dinR Usen;/Ew>>.Lovees: Before entering a County facility, arrangements mllst be made for work during regular business hoUl'S or for work after-hoUl'S. Any work which will create noise, dust or odors must be arranged and approved in advance by the Director of Facilities. Permission must also bc granted by the department director of the alT ectedarca prior to commencing work during business hours. During the course of work, if Contraetor or his workers are requested by a County employee to Slop work for any reason, please do so. Immediately call the contact person or th ccmergency contact, as indicatcd below !o report this stoppage and to get furthcr directions. , CoordinationlUJ.d Usc of Facilith,;~: Arrangements must be made with Facilities Mallagement by calJing 328-8880 during regularbu sinesshoUl'sor at the of1ice locatcdon 590 Broadway in EagJe,next !o the main COUllty building. Contractor must make sure it has a specifie pJan for building access and aeontact pcr~onaJlddircctphonenumbcrforthatper,onpriortocommencinganya!ler- hours work. Aflerhours emcrgency eontact can be made by calling the on-c all pager at 748.2223 or the ceU phone at471-6228. 3 d. After hours work: Contractors and vcndorg must arrange, in advance, for any work to be performed outside of the regularbuil ding operating hours of7:00 a.m, to 5:30 p.m., Monday lhrough Friday. Itisimpcrativcthat access be arranged in advance. Each time a contractor or vendor is working after hours, contacl must be made with the Facilities Management project personnel, ahead of time, to coordinate issues which may arise as a result oft he planned work. Certain facilities have security systems with l'cstricted access and hour~ of access. InstructioflS for specific building entries wiJI be given fo raner~hours.Olle key and OIlC access card may be checked out. The contractor or vendor must sign for the key and/or card. There isa$500charge for lost keys or cards. Final payment will not be made until keys andior cards are returned. (i). Eagle County Building Site. The main east entrance of the Eagle Coulltybuilding is the only access pointforthc building aller-ho urs. Enter and exit only through the east doors ofthc main building, all other doors ar ealarmed. (ii). Do not prop open any doors. Contractors and vendors may not prop doors open to alJowextension cords to be run through doors. Extension cords must be connected to exterioroutlcts to power any equipment used outdoors. (iii). Contractors and vendors must arrange to meet their workers at building entrances toaecompany them to work sites. (iv). Contractor and vendor personnel must remain only in designated work areas and must not go into other areas of the building. , Wo[k that creates noise, vibratioll. dustdlLiilly"phvsic al disturbance of staff(such as furniture moving) or requires tlJ.e use of volatile organic comoound~ (VOCll9.[.Q.t.!:I.[:Lhazardous substances: Such must be coordinated with the Facilities Management Department prior to commencing work. The use of oil-based paints, lacquer finishes or thillllers is prohibited inside or adjacent to C ountybuildings. Contractors and vendors must have applicable MSDS documentation on site and be in compliancewiththelabeledrcquirement.~. f. .Smoking; Smoking is not allowed in County facilities. Smoking is allowed outside buildings a minimum of fifteen feet from the building . Certain County buildings have specific smokingarells assigned. g. Parking. Vehides may not be parked on grassllrcas. Conlractorsand vendors musl use the paved county parking areas_ Contl'actorsandvendorsrcqlliring special acccss must make specifk ,lrrangemcnts through the Faciliti~s Management D~partment prior to commencing work. h. 2toragc. Areasforstorllgeofmat~rials,toolsorforworkfabricllti()n assemblymustbearrangedinadva!lce.CollntyandilS~lIlployeesare!lot responsible for theft or damagcs of such materiab or tools. 4