St. Louis City Ordinance 67413
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FLOOR SUBSTITUTE
INTRODUCED BY ALDERMAN MATT VILLA, KATHLEEN HANRAHAN, JENNIFER FLORIDA, STEPHEN GREGALI, LEWIS REED
An ordinance recommended by the Board of Public Service, authorizing and directing the Mayor and Comptroller to enter into and execute, on behalf of the City, a Wi-FI Access Agreement ("Agreement") between the City of St. Louis (the "City") and SBC Internet Services, Inc. (a California corporation), d/b/a AT&T Internet Services ("the Company") pursuant to which Company will access and use City property, as defined in the Agreement, to construct and operate a wireless broadband internet access system for public use and to provide free and fee wireless broadband internet access, on terms and conditions set forth in the Agreement, a form of which is attached hereto, marked Exhibit 1 and incorporated herein by reference.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION ONE. The Mayor and Comptroller are hereby authorized and directed to enter into, execute and deliver, on behalf of the City of St. Louis (the "City"), a Wi-Fi Access Agreement ("Agreement") between "the City" and SBC Internet Services, Inc., d/b/a AT&T Internet Services (the "Company") pursuant to which the Company will access and use City Property, as defined in the Agreement, to construct and operate a wireless broadband internet access system for public use and to provide free and fee wireless broadband internet access, on terms and conditions set forth in the Agreement, in substantially the form attached hereto as Exhibit 1, which is incorporated herein and made a part of this ordinance by this reference.
EXHIBIT A
POLE ATTACHMENT AND ELECTRICAL POWER CONDITIONS
PREFACE
A. The Parties have, concurrent herewith, entered into a Wireless Broadband Access Agreement (the “Wireless Agreement”) for the provision by AT&T of certain wireless broadband services within the City.
B. The Wireless Agreement establishes a framework pursuant to which AT&T will provide wireless broadband services in and for the City, and for its citizens, residents and visitors.
C. The Wireless Agreement contemplates and requires that AT&T have access to certain City Facilities and City-provided electrical power for use by AT&T in order to provide wireless services.
Section 1: Background1.1 The City operates and maintains certain street light and traffic signal poles, street light arms, and other structures, as well as easements associated with such appurtenances and public rights-of-ways (“City Facilities”), as listed on Exhibit A-1. The City wishes to grant AT&T, together with its contractors and subcontractors, the non-exclusive use of such City Facilities, including (i) the right to attach wireless network equipment and facilities (“Network Equipment”) to the City Facilities, (ii) access to easements and public rights of way that allow access to such City Facilities, and (iii) the provision of adequate electrical power for the Network, as stated herein.
1.2 The Parties are entering into a Wi-Fi Access Agreement under which AT&T shall install, operate, and maintain its Network Equipment, in order to provide a proprietary wireless broadband telecommunications service where such City Facilities exist.
1.3 AT&T wishes, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, to attach Network Equipment, including certain switching, processing, communications transmission and communications distribution equipment, including radio, wire, cable, fiber and amplifier facilities, to such City Facilities and obtain from the City electrical power for such Network equipment and facilities in order to establish, maintain and operate an AT&T proprietary wireless broadband telecommunications service.
1.4 The City is willing to authorize such Attachments by AT&T to City Facilities and provide the electrical power, as well as all necessary ingress and egress to City easements and public rights-of-way to facilitate such Attachments, as set forth below.
Section 2: Definitions
"Agreement" means the Wi-Fi Access Agreement to which this document is attached as Exhibit A-1.
"Attachment" means the physical affixing or connection of Network Equipment and facilities, by AT&T and its contractors or agents, to the City Facilities designated pursuant to this Agreement.
"City Facilities" means certain light poles, traffic signal poles, city buildings and structures, overhead and underground structures, and all appurtenances, located at agreed locations on City rights-of-way, owned by City and selected from the locations on Exhibit A-1. Where the context so requires, "City Facilities" will include the underlying Rights-of-way. Unless otherwise specified herein, the term "City Facilities" does not include City-owned poles, ducts or conduits used for the generation, transmission, or distribution of electricity provisions for use of these facilities, nor non-City owned facilities which are being used for wireless service by third parties.
"City Project Manager" means a designated City employee who performs the duties stated herein, such designation will be made by written notice to AT&T immediately after the Effective Date.
"City Rights-of-way" (or "ROW") means City-owned real property wherein the City Facilities are located.
"Construction Permit" means the authorization by the City herein to AT&T to access and install the Network on or in City Facilities or City Rights-of-way and includes construction permits, street opening permits and minor conditional use permits.
"Day" means calendar day unless otherwise specified.
"Designated Street Lights" means those City Facilities that are street light poles with electrical power listed on Exhibit A-1, selected and identified by AT&T on the bulk Construction Permit application for attachment of Network equipment.
"License" means, for purposes of this Agreement, the right, authorization and permission from the City to AT&T by which AT&T may access City Facilities and use such for provision of wireless broadband services.
"Mast Arms" means mast arm street lights that are attached to utility poles as identified on Exhibit A-1.
"Network" means the wireless (i.e., radio) broadband access service facilities and equipment installed on City Facilities and used by AT&T to provide the wireless broadband services in the City.
Section 3: Pole Attachment Rights
3.1 Access to City ROW and Use of City Facilities. The City hereby grants to AT&T the right to make all Attachments of the Network, obtain necessary electrical power and use the City Facilities for the installation, operation, and maintenance of wireless services and for the transmission, reception and operation of the wireless services and incidental uses but for no other uses. AT&T shall have the right prior to the commencement of the installation of the Network to enter the City ROW at reasonable times designated by the City to perform surveys, tests and other engineering procedures on the City Facilities located in the City ROW, if necessary, to determine that AT&T’s use of the City Facilities will be compatible with AT&T’s engineering specifications, service design, operations and governmental approvals. AT&T shall give the City five (5) business days notice of AT&T’s exercise of such right if accessing non-public areas of buildings and structures. The City agrees to reasonably cooperate with AT&T where required, at no cost to the City, to allow AT&T to perform these activities.
3.2 Term of Rights. The attachment rights shall run concurrently with the term of the Wi-Fi Access Agreement. Upon expiration or termination of the Wi-Fi Agreement, the attachment rights shall also expire or terminate and any rights granted by this Exhibit shall cease.
3.3 Nonexclusivity. AT&T understands that this Agreement does not provide AT&T exclusive use of the City ROW or any City Facility and that the City shall have the right to permit other providers of communications or other entities to install equipment or devices in the City ROW and on City Facilities. The City agrees, however, that in granting others similar access to and use of any City Facility, or for the City’s own use, the City will take reasonable steps to assure that such additional use does not present any electrical or other interference with the use of the Network for the purposes of the Wireless Agreement.
3.4 Inter-Relationship. The City agrees and recognizes herein, that that AT&T’s performance under the Wireless Agreement is dependent upon its use of the City Facilities and Power, as set forth in this Agreement. If the City imposes any requirement on AT&T pursuant to Section 3.3 of this Agreement that would materially impair AT&T’s ability to fulfill its obligations under the Wireless Agreement, the City and AT&T agree to use their best efforts to negotiate an acceptable alternate solution to avoid and/or mitigate any such impairment.
3.5 Condition Ready. The City shall provide sufficient suitable City Facilities for AT&T to be able to install its Network and provide wireless services in areas where such City Facilities currently exist. Except as otherwise provided in this section, however, nothing in this Agreement shall require the City to make any particular City Facility available to AT&T or to repair or make ready any City Facility for installation of AT&T’s Network.
Section 4: Construction
4.1 Location of Network. The proposed locations of AT&T's planned initial installation of the Network shall be provided to the City promptly after AT&T's review of available City maps of streetlight, traffic signal pole, and city-owned facilities and prior to commencement of any deployment activities. AT&T shall submit regular reports with maps identifying the number, location and types of components planned to be installed, until the Network installation is complete. Documentation shall be submitted to the City Project Manager in an agreed format sufficient to permit City review, oversight and approval in advance of construction. AT&T shall keep the City Project Manager informed of progress on deployment on a bi-weekly basis. AT&T shall make a report to the City Project Manager upon completion of each sub-phase identifying any deviation from the approved plan.
Upon the completion of installation of the Network, AT&T shall promptly, but in no event not later than thirty (30) days following such completion, furnish to the City a summary and map identifying the exact location of Network equipment and facilities on or in City Facilities and in the City ROW.
4.2 No Advertising, Signage or Marks. Absent the City’s prior written consent, AT&T shall not place any marks, signs, advertisements, notices, decorations, or any other unauthorized devices or Attachments in or on City Facilities or the ROW or other City ROW. AT&T may place a small identifying mark on the Network equipment or facilities mounted in the City ROW to facilitate identification.
4.3 Construction Standards. Network shall be installed on and removed from the City Facilities in a good and workmanlike manner without the attachment of any construction liens. City reserves the right to require AT&T, at its own expense, to paint any Network equipment or facilities in a manner consistent with the color of the City Facilities to minimize the visual impact of the Network without impacting the performance or capability of the Network equipment. If performance or capability of the Network equipment would be so affected the Parties will meet and confer on an acceptable alternate solution to avoid and/or mitigate any such performance or capability impact while also mitigating the visual impact.
4.4 Alterations, Additions, Improvements and Equipment Upgrades. AT&T shall not make or allow to be made any alterations, additions or improvements to or of any City Facilities or any part thereof without first obtaining the written consent of the City. If the City consents, all alterations, additions or improvements shall be made at AT&T’s sole expense. AT&T may update or replace the Network from time to time with the prior written notice to the City. AT&T shall submit to the City a detailed proposal for any replacement Network and any supplemental materials, as may be requested. Upon termination of the Wi-Fi Agreement, AT&T at its sole cost and expense shall remove any alterations, additions, improvements or equipment upgrades and shall repair with all due diligence and at its sole cost and expense any damage to the City Facility caused by removal and restore such City Facility to reasonable conditions for City use, wear and tear excepted.
4.5 Hazardous Materials. Upon AT&T’s request, the City shall provide AT&T with all written materials in the City’s possession or control that the City may be required by federal regulations to provide to the City’s employees regarding the presence of Hazardous Materials on City Facilities that AT&T is considering using for or in connection with installation or Attachment of any Network element.
Section 5: Relocation and Displacement of Network.
5.1 Relocations at City’s Request. AT&T understands and acknowledges that City may occasionally require AT&T to relocate or remove Network equipment or facility from one or more of its City Facilities or City ROW, and AT&T shall at City's direction relocate or remove such at AT&T's sole cost and expense, whenever City reasonably determines that the relocation or removal is needed for any of the following purposes: (a) to facilitate the construction, completion, repair, relocation, or maintenance of a City project; (b) to prevent a Network component from interfering with or adversely affecting proper operation of City-owned light poles, traffic signal poles, or other City Facilities; or (c) to protect or preserve the public health or safety, or the perception thereof. In any such case, the City shall use its best efforts to afford AT&T a reasonably equivalent alternate location. Except in case of emergency, if AT&T shall fail to relocate or remove any such Network equipment or facility as requested by the City within fifteen (15) days, the City shall be entitled to relocate or remove the same at AT&T's sole cost and expense, without further notice to AT&T. In such event the City shall not be responsible for damage to the removed Network equipment or facility, but shall use reasonable care to preserve such removed equipment or facility until retrieved by AT&T. The City recognizes that such a required change could materially impair AT&T’s ability to meet its obligations under the Wireless Agreement, in such a case, the City and AT&T agree to use their best efforts to negotiate an acceptable alternate solution to avoid and/or mitigate interruption any such impairment.
5.2 Relocations at AT&T's Request. In the event AT&T desires to relocate any Network equipment or facility from one City Facility to another, AT&T shall so advise the City. The City will use its best efforts to accommodate AT&T by making another reasonably equivalent City Facility available for use in accordance with and subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, at AT&T’s sole cost and expense. During any Attachment, if AT&T discovers that the City Facility is unsuitable for any reason, AT&T is authorized to move such to another City Facility which is suitable upon prompt notice to City Project Manager, or designate.
5.3 Damage to City Facility. Whenever the removal or relocation of Network is required or permitted under this Agreement, and such removal or relocation shall cause or causes the City Facility to be damaged, AT&T, at its sole cost and expense, shall, promptly repair and return the City Facility in which the Network is located to its prior condition to the satisfaction of the City’s Director of Public Works. If AT&T does not repair the site as just described, then the City shall have the option, upon fifteen (15) days' prior written notice to AT&T, to perform or cause to be performed such reasonable and necessary work on behalf of AT&T and to charge AT&T for the proposed costs to be incurred or the actual costs incurred by the City at the City's standard rates. Upon the receipt of a demand for payment by the City, AT&T shall promptly reimburse the City for such costs.
5.4 Repairs and Notification. Any damage done to the City Facilities during construction, installation, repairs, relocation and/or during operations shall be repaired or replaced immediately at AT&T's sole cost and expense and to City's sole satisfaction. AT&T shall pay all costs and expenses in relation to maintaining the integrity of the City Facilities in connection with AT&T’s construction, installation, repairs, relocation and/or operations of Network. Except in case of emergency, AT&T shall notify City in advance in writing of AT&T’s proposed construction, maintenance or repair activities to be performed on the City Facilities in order to coordinate those activities with City’s operations.
5.5 Destruction of City Facilities. In the event that a City Facility, including but not limited to a traffic signal pole, street light pole, light or other supporting structure is rendered unusable through the action of a third party, including, but not limited to, vehicle involved in a collision with such facility, City’s sole responsibility shall be to notify AT&T of such action, transport any Network equipment or facilities located or attached to such facility to a place of storage and make such equipment and facilities available for retrieval by AT&T with fourteen (14) days from the time such notice is given. City shall use reasonable care to preserve such but shall not be responsible for any damage to the equipment resulting from the transportation or storage as stated herein.
5.6 City Repairs to City Facilities. City reserves to itself the right to maintain and repair the City Facilities and to operate its facilities in such manner as will best enable it to fulfill its own requirements and will use reasonable care not to damage any AT&T Network equipment or facilities during such maintenance, but City shall not be liable to AT&T for any interruptions to AT&T’s wireless services or interference with the operation of the Network arising in any manner from such maintenance of the City Facilities. If such repairs may materially impair AT&T’s ability to meet its obligations under the Wi-Fi Agreement, the City and AT&T agree to use their best efforts to negotiate an acceptable alternate solution to avoid and/or mitigate such impairment.
City recognizes that the provision of electric power under this Agreement is material to the provision of wireless services by AT&T. Nevertheless AT&T recognizes that City may occasionally have to make repairs or perform maintenance on the City Facilities which will cause a temporary cessation or loss of electricity. City shall endeavor to return electric service to the Network in a timely manner.
Section 6: Maintenance.
6.1 AT&T’s Obligation to Maintain. AT&T shall have sole responsibility for the maintenance, repair, and security of its equipment, personal property, Network, and improvements, and shall keep the same in good repair and condition during the term of the Agreement.
6.2 Safe Condition and Good Repair. AT&T shall keep the Rights-of-Way free of debris and anything of a dangerous, noxious or offensive nature or which would create a hazard or undue vibration, heat, noise or interference caused by the Network. AT&T shall, at its own expense, maintain the Network and any equipment on or attached to the City Facilities in (i) a safe condition, in good repair; (ii) in a manner reasonably satisfactory to City so as not to conflict with the use of or other leasing of the City Facility by City; and (iii) in conformity with such requirements and specifications as the City may require at the time of installation and thereafter in compliance with all federal, state and local laws and regulations of general applicability, including but not limited to the National Electrical Safety Code. AT&T shall not interfere with the use of the City Facility, related facilities or other equipment of other tenants on the same City Facility.
6.3 Painting of Network. In the event the City or any other tenant undertakes painting, construction or other alterations on City Facilities, AT&T shall take reasonable measures at AT&T’s cost to cover or protect AT&T's equipment, personal property or Network from paint and debris fallout which may occur during the painting, construction or alteration process.
6.4 City’s Rights with Regard to Maintenance. After AT&T has constructed its Network, the City shall keep in good repair and condition the City Facilities used by the Network. The City recognizes that AT&T’s provision of wireless services may be dependent upon this.
6.5 Mutual Cooperation. The City agrees to reasonably and non-discriminatorily cooperate with AT&T in obtaining, at AT&T's expense (including reimbursement of the City's reasonable attorney and administrative fees), any federal licenses and permits required for or substantially required by AT&T’s use of the City Facilities. AT&T shall obtain written certification from the City of ST. Louis that the City Facilities on the Rights-of-way cause no interference or loss of signal of any City owned or operated communications services prior to turning up power and transmitting any signal from the AT&T’s Network on the City Facilities. AT&T agrees to cooperate with the City to provide and review all technical information including engineering data on intermodulation and power output of AT&T’s Network to allow a determination by the City of the AT&T’s Network probable impact on City owned and operated communications facilities.
Sections 7 and 8 intentionally omitted
Section 9: Fees and Charges
9.1 Charges for Electricity. At no charge to AT & T, AT&T shall have the right to draw electricity for the operation of wireless services from the City’s power source associated with each Attachment to City Facilities.
Section 10: Ownership Rights. No use, however extended of any City Facility under this Agreement shall create or vest in AT&T any ownership or property rights. AT&T’s rights shall be and remain a mere non-exclusive license to use any particular City Facility. Licensed use to a particular City Facility may be terminated at any time by City upon ninety (90) days written notice to AT&T and AT&T shall remove immediately thereafter any Network from the City Facility, provided that City offers an alternative location for such Network. Nothing herein contained shall be construed to compel City to maintain any particular City Facility for a period longer than that demanded by its own service requirements. Likewise, AT&T’s use of City Facilities for wireless services, however extended, shall not create or vest in City any ownership or property rights in any AT&T Network equipment or facilities or system.
Section 11: Discontinuation or Abandonment of Network/Removal Security
11.1 Discontinuation or Abandonment. Subject to the deployment timeline set forth in Section 12 of the Wi-Fi Access Agreement, in the event that any portion of the Network, is either abandoned or not in service for a period of six (6) months or more, City, at its sole option, and without waiving any other available remedy, may require AT&T to promptly remove such portion of the Network at AT&T’s sole cost and expense unless City and AT&T otherwise agree to the disposition of such pursuant to Section 2.11 of the Wi-Fi Agreement. In addition, the City may deem such Network components abandoned and take possession and ownership of them.
Section 12: Insurance.
12.1 General. Prior to the City's execution of this Agreement, AT&T shall obtain, and shall thereafter maintain during the term of this Agreement, such general liability insurance as required to insure AT&T against damages for personal injury, including accidental death, as well as from claims for property damage which may arise from or which may concern operations or by anyone directly or indirectly employed by, connected with, or acting for or on behalf of AT&T.
12.2 Commercial General Liability and Automobile Insurance. Prior to the City's execution of this Agreement, AT&T shall obtain, and shall thereafter maintain during the term of this Agreement, commercial general liability insurance and automobile liability insurance as required to insure AT&T against damages for personal injury, including accidental death, as well as from claims for property damage, which may arise from or which may concern operations by anyone directly or indirectly employed by, connected with, or acting for or on behalf of AT&T, or AT&T may provide reasonable evidence of self-insurance for these same limits. The City, and its officers, employees and agents, shall be named as additional insureds under the AT&T’s insurance policies.
12.2.1 AT&T’s commercial general liability insurance policy shall cover both bodily injury (including death) and property damage (including, but not limited to, premises operations liability, products-completed operations liability, independent consultant’s liability, personal injury liability, and contractual liability) in an amount not less than $1,000,000 per occurrence and a general aggregate limit in the amount of not less than $2,000,000.
12.2.2 AT&T’s automobile liability policy shall cover both bodily injury and property damage in an amount not less than $1,000,000 per occurrence and an aggregate limit of not less than $1,000,000. All of AT&T’s automobile and/or commercial general liability insurance policies shall cover all vehicles used in connection with AT&T’s performance of this Agreement, which vehicles shall include, but are not limited to, AT&T owned vehicles, AT&T leased vehicles, AT&T’s employee vehicles, non-AT&T owned vehicles and hired vehicles.
12.2.3 Prior to the City's execution of this Agreement, copies of insurance policies or original certificates and additional insured endorsements evidencing the coverage required by this Agreement, for both commercial general and automobile liability insurance, shall be filed with the City and shall include the City and its officers, employees and agents, as additional insureds. Said policies shall be in the usual form of commercial general and automobile liability insurance policies, but shall include the following provisions:
"It is agreed that the City of St. Louis, and its officers, employees and agents, are added as additional insureds under this policy, solely for work done by and on behalf of the named insured for the City of St. Louis."
12.2.4 The insurance policy or policies shall also comply with the following provisions:
a. The policy shall be endorsed to waive any right of subrogation against the City and its sub-consultants, employees, officers and agents for services performed under this Agreement.
b. If the policy is written on a claims made basis, the certificate should so specify and the policy must continue in force for one year after completion of the services. The retroactive date of coverage must also be listed.
c. The policy shall specify that the insurance provided by AT&T will be considered primary and not contributory to any other insurance available to the City.
The policies shall not be canceled unless thirty (30) days' prior written notification of intended cancellation has been given to the City by certified or registered mail.
Section 13: Default.
In the event either Party shall fail to observe or perform any material aspect of the terms and provisions of this Exhibit and such failure shall continue for a period of thirty (30) days after receipt of written notice from the non-defaulting Party ("Default"), then the non-defaulting Party may terminate the Agreement, provided however, that where such Default cannot reasonably be cured within such period, and the defaulting Party has proceeded promptly to cure the same and is prosecuting such cure with diligence, the time for curing such Default shall be extended for an amount of time, not to exceed sixty (60) days, as may be necessary under the circumstances to complete such cure.
Section 14: Authorized Representatives.
Each Party shall designate a representative who is authorized to act on its behalf as a contact in pole attachment and electrical power matters addressed herein.
Exhibit A-1
City Facilities and Other City Assets
City of St. Louis
Assets/Inventory
Street Department
City Light Poles
TRAFFIC SIGNAL
INTERSECTIONS
ACADEMY
PAGE – STATE
ADELAIDE
HALL – STATE
ALABAMA
GERMANIA
WEBER
ANGELICA
BROADWAY
ARLINGTON
NATURAL BRIDGE – STATE
ARSENAL
BROADWAY
CALIFORNIA
CLIFTON / WATSON
COMPTON
GRAND
GRAVOIS / PENNSYLVANIA
IVANHOE
JAMIESON
JEFFERSON
KINGSHIGHWAY
LEMP
MORGANFORD
NEBRASKA
SPRING
SUBLETTE
TOWER GROVE
ASHLAND
UNION
ASTRA
RIVERVIEW – STATE
BADEN
BROADWAY
BANCROFT
CHIPPEWA
HAMPTON
BARNES EMERGENCY ROOM
KINGSHIGHWAY
BARNES HOSP. PL.
BARNES HOSP PL GARAGE
KINGSHIGHWAY
BATES
BROADWAY
GRAND
MORGANFORD
VIRGINIA
BEAUMONT
MARKET
BECK
KINGSHIGHWAY
MORGANFORD
BELL
GRAND
BELT
DR. MLK
DELMAR
NATURAL BRIDGE - STATE
PAGE – STATE
BERTHOLD
HAMPTON
BIDDLE
BROADWAY
THIRD
SEVENTH
BIRCHER
KINGSHIGHWAY – STATE
BI-STATE ROW
BLAINE
GRAND
BLAIR
GRAND
N. FLORISSANT
BOYLE
CLAYTON
FOREST PARK
LINDELL
MANCHESTER - STATE
VANDEVENTER
WEST PINE
BRANNON
CHIPPEWA
SOUTHWEST
BROADWAY
CALVARY
CERRE
CHESTNUT
CHIPPEWA
CHOUTEAU - STATE
COLE
CONVENTION PL
DAVIS
DORCAS
EAST RAILROAD
EILER
GASCONADE
GIMBLIN
HALLS FERRY
HARLAN
ITASKA
KEOKUK
LAFAYETTE
LEMP
LOCUST
LOUGHBOROUGH
LYNCH
MALLINKRODT
MARCEAU
MARKET
McLARAN
MEDERER
MERAMEC
MILLER PARK
NAGEL
N MARKET
OLD BROADWAY
OLIVE
OSCEOLA
PARK
PINE
E. PRAIRIE
RIVERVIEW
SCHIRMER
ST CHARLES
SEVENTH
SPRUCE
SWITZER
TAYLOR
WALNUT
WASHINGTON
BROWN
UNION
BUSCH PL
LYNCH
SEVENTH
CABANNE
GOODFELLOW
ROSEDALE / SKINKER
CALVARY
WEST FLORISSANT
CALIFORNIA
GRAVOIS – STATE
CANTERBURY
McCAUSLAND
CAROLINE
GRAND
CARONDELET
DesPERES / MORGANFORD
CARR
SEVENTH
TUCKER
CARTER
GRAND
PRAIRIE
CASS
DR MLK - STATE
FOURTEENTH
GRAND
JEFFERSON
NINTH
TENTH
THIRD
THIRTEENTH
TWENTIETH
CATES
UNION
CERRE
FOURTH
CHEROKEE
GRAVOIS - STATE
JEFFERSON
CHESTNUT
EIGHTEENTH
EIGHTH
ELEVENTH
FOURTEENTH
FOURTH
MEMORIAL – NB
MEMORIAL – SB
NINTH
SEVENTH
SIXTH
TENTH
TUCKER
TWENTIETH
CHILDREN’S PL.
MID-BLOCK
KINGSHIGHWAY
CHILDREN’S HOSP.
CHIPPEWA
CREIGHTON
GRAND
GRAVOIS
GUSTINE
HAMPTON
HEREFORD
JAMIESON
KINGSHIGHWAY
LANDSDOWNE
MACKLIND
MERAMEC
MORGANFORD
RIDGEWOOD
SHOP N’ SAVE
SPRING
WATSON
CHOUTEAU – ALL STATE
AMEREN UE
CHOUTEAU BRIDGE
COMPTON
DOLMAN
EIGHTEENTH
FOURTEENTH
FOURTH
GRAND
GRAVOIS
HIGHWAY 40
JEFFERSON
THIRTY NINETH
TUCKER / 11TH
TWENTY SECOND
VANDEVENTER / MANCHESTER
CHRISTY
EICHELBERGER
GRAVOIS - STATE
KINGSHIGHWAY
CLARA
DELMAR
NATURAL BRIDGE - STATE
PAGE – STATE
CLARK
EIGHTEENTH
ELEVENTH
FOURTEENTH
NINTH
SEVENTH
STADIUM PL
TENTH
TUCKER
CLAYTON
HAMPTON
McCAUSLAND / SKINKER
COLE
ELEVENTH
BROADWAY
FOURTH
GRAVOIS
NINTH
SEVENTH
SEVENTY
TENTH
THIRD
TUCKER
COLUMBIA
HAMPTON
KINGSHIGHWAY
COMPTON
DELMAR
FOREST PARK
HAMPTON
KINGSHIGHWAY
LACLEDE
MAGNOLIA
MARKET
OLIVE
SEVENTH
TENTH
TUCKER
WASHINGTON
WYOMING
CONNECTICUT
KINGSHIGHWAY
CONVENTION PLAZA
DR MLK
EIGHTEENTH
EIGHTH
ELEVENTH
FOURTEENTH
FOURTH
GRAND
JEFFERSON
LEFFINGWELL
MEMORIAL
NINTH
SEVENTH
SIXTH
TENTH
TWENTIETH
COOK
N. GRAND
CORA
DR MLK
COTE BRILLIANTE
GOODFELLOW
KINGSHIGHWAY
UNION
COUNCIL PL.
GRAND
DALE
McCAUSLAND
DeBALIVIERE
DELMAR
FOREST PARK
LINDELL
PERSHING
WATERMAN
DELMAR
BELT
CLARA
COMPTON
DES PERES / HODIAMONT
EIGHTEENTH
EIGHTH
ELEVENTH
ENRIGHT / SPRING
EUCLID
FOURTEENTH
GOODFELLOW
GRAND
HAMILTON
JEFFERSON
KINGSHIGHWAY
LEFFINGWELL
NEWSTEAD
NINTH
PENDELTON
SARAH
SIXTH
SKINKER
TAYLOR
TWENTIETH
UNION
VANDEVENTER
WALTON
DELOR
GRAND
GRAVOIS - STATE
MORGANFORD – STATE
DeTONTY
GRAND
DES PERES
FOREST PARK
HODIAMONT
DEVONSHIRE
KINGSHIGHWAY
DODIER
GRAND
KINGSHIGHWAY
DOLMAN
LAFAYETTE – STATE
DR MLK
EUCLID
FOURTEENTH - STATE
GOODFELLOW
GRAND / EVANS - STATE
HAMILTON
JEFFERSON - STATE
KINGSHIGHWAY
MARCUS
NEWSTEAD
PAGE - STATE
PRAIRIE
SARAH
SPRING
TAYLOR
TUCKER
TWENTIETH
UNION
VANDEVENTER
WARNE
WHITTIER
DUKE
GRAVOIS – STATE
EADS
JEFFERSON
EAST GRAND
EMILY
ECOFF
MANCHESTER – STATE
EICHELBERGER
GRAND
HAMPTON
KINGSHIGHWAY
EIGHTEENTH
EAST ENTRANCE
GRATIOT
LOCUST
MARKET
OLIVE
PINE
WALNUT
WASHINGTON
EIGHTH
LOCUST
MARKET
OLIVE
PINE
WALNUT
WASHINGTON
EMILY
GRAND
ENRIGHT
GRAND
KINGSHIGHWAY
SPRING
VANDEVENTER
ETZEL
GOODFELLOW
PAGE - STATE
SKINKER
EUCLID
FOREST PARK
KINGSHIGHWAY
LINDELL
NATURAL BRIDGE - STATE
PAGE - STATE
WEST PINE
FAIR
NATURAL BRIDGE – STATE
FARRAR
NATURAL BRIDGE – STATE
FIFTEENTH
MARKET
FINNEY
SARAH
VANDEVENTER
FOREST PARK
GRAND
KINGSHIGHWAY
NEWSTEAD
SARAH
SKINKER
SPRING
TAYLOR
VANDEVENTER
FORSYTH
SKINKER
FOURTEENTH
FRANKLIN
LAFAYETTE
LaSALLE
LOCUST
OLIVE
PARK
PINE
SPRUCE
WASHINGTON
FOURTH
CERRE
LOCUST
MARKET
OLIVE
PINE
SPRUCE
WALNUT
WASHINGTON
FOUNTAIN
KINGSHIGHWAY
FOX THEATRE
FRANKLIN
EIGHTH
GRAND
NINTH
SEVENTH
SIXTH
TENTH
FYLER
HAMPTON
KINGSHIGHWAY
WATSON
GARRISON
MARKET
NATURAL BRIDGE - STATE
WASHINGTON
GERMANIA
GRAVOIS - STATE
HAMPTON - STATE
MORGANFORD
GEYER
GRAVOIS
GIMBLIN
HALL - STATE
HALLS FERRY
GLASGOW
NATURAL BRIDGE – STATE
GOODFELLOW
GATE 1
GATE 3
LILLIAN
MAPLE
McLARAN
NATURAL BRIDGE - STATE
PAGE - STATE
RIDGE
STRATFORD
ST. LOUIS
WABADA
WELLS
GRAND
GRAVOIS - STATE
HARTFORD
HEBERT
HIGHWAY 40
ITASKA
KINGSHIGHWAY
KOSSUTH
LACLEDE
LAFAYETTE - STATE
LIERMAN
LOUGHBOROUGH
MARKET
GRAND
McDONALD
MAGNOLIA
MERAMEC
MIAMI - STATE
MID-BLOCK
NATURAL BRIDGE - STATE
N. MARKET
OSCEOLA
OLIVE
OSAGE
PAGE - STATE
PARK
PESTALOZZI
RUSSELL
SHAW
SHENANDOAH
ST. LOUIS
TAFT
UTAH
WASHINGTON
WEST FLORISSANT
WEST PINE
WYOMING
GRATIOT
SEVENTH
GRAVOIS – ALL STATE
CECIL
GUSTINE
HAMPTON
MORGANFORD
HOLLY HILLS
HYDRAULIC
JEFFERSON
KINGSHIGHWAY
LOUGHBOROUGH
LYNCH
McNAIR
MERAMEC
NEBRASKA
OHIO
RIVER DES PERES
RUSSELL
SHENANDOAH
SIDNEY
SPRING
TAFT
TENNESSEE
TUCKER
UTAH
WYOMING
HALL
RIVERVIEW - STATE
HALLS FERRY
McLARAN
NEWBY
RIVERVIEW - STATE
VERONICA
HAMILTON
PAGE
HAMPTON
HOLLY HILLS
LOUGHBOROUGH
NOTTINGHAM
OAKLAND
HAMPTON RAMP
REBER
SOUTHWEST
1900 HAMPTON
WATSON
WELLS
WEST PARK
WILSON
HEBERT
N. FLORISSANT
HICKORY
SEVENTH
TUCKER
HODIAMONT
KINGSHIGHWAY
PAGE - STATE
SKINKER
HOLLY HILLS
HAMPTON
MORGANFORD
HORTON
SKINKER
JAMIESON
LANSDOWNE
JEFFERSON
LOCUST
MARKET
MIAMI
OLIVE
PARK
PINE
RUSSELL
RUTGER
SHENANDOAH
STODDARD
UTAH
WASHINGTON
WINNEBAGO
WYOMING
KINGSHIGHWAY
BARNES EMERGENCY ROOM
I-44 - STATE
LACLEDE
LEXINGTON
LINDELL
MAGNOLIA
MANCHESTER - STATE
NORTHRUP
McPHERSON
McREE
NATURAL BRIDGE - STATE
NOTTINGHAM
OAKLAND
OLEATHA
PAGE - STATE
PARKVIEW
PENROSE
RHODES
RIDGE
SCHOLLMEYER
SHAW
SOUTHWEST
ST. LOUIS
SUTHERLAND
VANDEVENTER
WASHINGTON
WATERMAN
WEST FLORISSANT
WEST PINE
KNOX
MANCHESTER – STATE
LACLEDE
SPRING
VANDEVENTER
LAFAYETTE
SEVENTH
TUCKER
LANSDOWNE
RIVER DES PERES
WABASH
WATSON
LEBANON
SEVENTH
LEE
NEWSTEAD
LEFFINGWELL
OLIVE
LILLIAN
RIVERVIEW - STATE
LINDELL
McPHERSON
NEWSTEAD
SARAH
SKINKER
SPRING
TAYLOR
UNION
VANDEVENTER
WEST PINE
WHITTIER
LINDENWOOD
WATSON
LOCUST
NINTH
SEVENTH
SIXTH
TENTH
TUCKER
TWENTIETH
LOUGHBOROUGH
LOUGHBOROUGH DR.
MORGANFORD
LYNCH
SEVENTH
MACKLIND
MANCHESTER
OAKLAND
SOUTHWEST
MADISON
N. FLORISSANT
MAFFITT
UNION
MAGNOLIA
SPRING
TOWER GROVE
MANCHESTER – ALL STATE
McCAUSLAND
NEWSTEAD
PRATHER
SARAH
SUBLETTE
SULPHUR
TAYLOR
TOWER GROVE
WALDEMAR
MARCUS
NATURAL BRIDGE
MARGARETTA
UNION
MARKET
AG EDWARDS
EAST ENTRANCE
MEMORIAL – NB
MEMORIAL – SB
NINTH
RAMP R
SEVENTH
SIXTEENTH
TENTH
TUCKER
TWENTIETH
TWENTY FIRST
VANDEVENTER
McCAUSLAND
MITCHELL
PLATEAU
SKINKER / OAKLAND
SOUTHWEST
WISE
McLARAN
RIVERVIEW - STATE
McPHERSON
SARAH
McREE
TOWER GROVE
MEMORIAL
EADS BRIDGE
PINE NB
PINE SB
WALNUT NB
WALNUT SB
MERAMEC
MORGANFORD
MIMIKA
W. FLORISSANT
MINERVA
UNION
MORGAN
I-70
SERVICE DR
THIRD
MORGANFORD
ROBERT
WALSH
MULLANPHY
SEVENTH
NATURAL BRIDGE – ALL STATE
NEWSTEAD
PALM
PRAIRIE
SALISBURY
SHREVE
TAYLOR
UNION
VANDEVENTER
NEWSTEAD
PAGE - STATE
ST. LOUIS
WASHINGTON
WEST PINE
NINTH
O’FALLON
OLIVE
PINE
SALISBURY - STATE
WASHINGTON
NORTH FLORISSANT
N. MARKET
PALM
SALISBURY - STATE
ST. LOUIS
NORTH MARKET
VANDEVENTER
OAKLAND
JR. COLLEGE
O’FALLON
SEVENTH
OLIVE
SEVENTH
SIXTEENTH
OLIVE
SIXTH
SKINKER
SPRING
TENTH
TUCKER
TWENTIETH
VANDEVENTER
PAGE – ALL STATE
PENDLETON
REV. G.H. PRUITT
SARAH
SKINKER
SPRING
TAYLOR
UNION
VANDEVENTER
WALTON
WEST END
WHITTIER
PALM
TWENTY FIRST
PARK
SEVENTH
TUCKER
PARNELL
ST. LOUIS
PERNOD
WATSON
PERSHING
UNION
PINE
SEVENTH
SIXTH
TENTH
TUCKER
TWENTIETH
POPE
WEST FLORISSANT
RIVERVIEW
SWITZER – STATE
WEST FLORISSANT - STATE
ROSEBURY
SKINKER
RUSSELL
SEVENTH
TWELFTH
SACRAMENTO
UNION
SARAH
WASHINGTON
WEST PINE
SEVENTH
SHENANDOAH
SIDNEY
SPRUCE (STADIUM PL)
WALNUT
WASHINGTON
SHAW
TOWER GROVE
VANDEVENTER
SHREVE
WEST FLORISSANT
SIXTH
WASHINGTON
SKINKER
HEBREW TEMPLE
WATERMAN
WYDOWN
SOUTHWEST
WATSON / SULPHUR
SPRING
WASHINGTON
WEST PINE
SPRUCE
STADIUM PLAZA
TUCKER
ST. CHARLES
TUCKER
ST. LOUIS
TWENTIETH
UNION
VANDEVENTER
TAYLOR
WEST FLORISSANT
WEST PINE
TENTH
WALNUT
WASHINGTON
THIRD
THIRD STREET RUN
TOWER GROVE
VANDEVENTER
TUCKER
WASHINGTON
UNION
WABADA
WATERMAN
WEST FLORISSANT
VANDEVENTER
WASHINGTON
WEST BELLE
WEST PINE
VETERAN’S BRIDGE
3RD & 4TH
WARNE
WEST FLORISSANT
City Buildings,Sites, Parks, & Event Panels (Sorted By Location Name)
1520 Market Street 1520 Market Building (Abrams)
1520 Market Street 1520 Market Building (Abrams)
3 N Market St Rear Air Pollution Station
5033 Southwest Ave Rear Air Pollution Station
5033 Southwest Ave Rear Air Pollution Station
3217 Keokuk St Air Pollution Station
4522 Margaretta Ave Rear Air Pollution Station
8227 S Broadway Air Pollution Station 2
4365 Cote Brilliante Air Pollution Station 3
5836 Manchester Ave Air Pollution Station 4
3247 Blair Ave Air Pollution Station 6
3026 Minnesota Ave Air Pollution Station 7
6204 Hall St Rear Air Pollution Station 9
1720 N 2 nd St Air Pollution Station Mound St
1321 N 13 th St Air Pollution Station Stone Bldg
2108 Gasconade St Animal Regulation Center
5839 St Louis Ave Barrett Brothers Park
5897 St Louis Ave Barrett Brothers Park/Ball Field
5616 S Broadway Bellerive Park Comfort Station
1913 Macklind Ave Berra Park
5420 Shaw Ave Berra Park
2923 N Broadway Board Up Building
416 East Catalan Brightside
2900 Hickory St Buder Rec Center
1114 Market St Carnahan Building
3741 Loughborough Ave Carondelet Park
8146 Michigan Ave Carondelet Park Comfort Station
6701 Colorado Carondelet Park Fields/Courts
3901 Loughborough Ave Carondelet Prk - Comfort Station
1010 Selby Pl Carr Square Park
3117 Franklin Ave Chambers Park/Rec/Pool
1317 Utah St Cherokee Park - Comfort Station
2310 Wyoming St Cherokee Rec Center
2310 Wyoming St Cherokee Rec Center
6115 Christy Christy Park
1200 Market St City Hall Park Lot/ Bldg
560 Terminal Row Rear City Landfill Trailer
3216 Ivanhoe Ave City Owned Parking Lot
4101 Forest Park Ave City Park
5009 Natural Bridge Ave City Park
1080 Riverview Blvd City Park
5218 Riverview Blvd City Park
3610 Wabash Ave City Park
100 Humboldt City Trailer
3827 N Enright (See 911 N Spring) Civil Courts
911 N Spring (3827 N Enright) Civil Courts
12 N Tucker Blvd Civil Courts
6210 Simpson Ave Clifton Heights Park
1120 N 10 th St Columbus Square Park/Courts
4971 Oakland Ave Communications Cable TV
5503 Clemens Compost Station - Base Office
1903 Compton Hill Pl Compton Hill Park/Courts
4025 Minnesota Ave Dunn Marquette
3861 Keokuk St Dunnica Park Comfort Station
614 N 1 st St Eads Bridge Deck C Recept
7075 Canterbury Ave Ellendale/Arsenal Park
2650 Hampton Ave EMS Ambulance Serv
2650 Hampton Ave Rear EMS Ambulance Serv
1202 Washington Ave Event Panel - 12 th/Washington
510 N 13 th St Event Panel - 13 th/Washington
600 N 14 th St Event Panel - 14 th/Washington
N 15 th St Event Panel - 15 th/Chestnut
600 N 18 th St Event Panel - 18 th/Washington
1413 N 13 th St Facilities Mgmt
4036 Kossuth Ave Fairgrounds Park
2610 Cass Ave. at N Jefferson Fire Department Hdqtrs
3535 Goodfellow Blvd Fire Dept Storage
2908 S Jefferson Ave Fire House 1
4425 S Compton Ave Fire House 4
2123 N Market St Fire House 5
5749 Manchester Ave Fire House 6
1101 S Jefferson Ave/LaSalle Fire House 7
1501 Salisbury St Fire House 8
814 La Beaume Fire House 9
4161 Kennerly Ave Fire House 10
2224 S 7 th St Fire House 11
5218 West Florissant Ave Fire House 12
1400 Shawmut Pl Fire House 13
3523 Magnolia Ave Fire House 14
3238 Dr Martin Luther King Dr Fire House 17
6624 Morganford Rd Fire House 19
5600 Prescott Fire House 20
5600 Prescott Ave Fire House 20 (Building)
1229 Mc Causland Ave Fire House 22
6502 Michigan Ave Fire House 23
5245 Natural Bridge Ave Fire House 24
4522 Margaretta Ave Fire House 26
5435 Partridge Ave Fire House 27
4808 Enright Ave Fire House 28
3850 Forest Park Ave/S Vanvntr Fire House 29
573 De Baliviere Fire House 30
4408 Donovan Ave Fire House 31
3500 S Grand Blvd Fire House 32
8300 N Broadway Fire House 33
8227 S Broadway Fire House 34
5450 Arsenal St Fire House 35
5000 S Kingshighway Fire House 36
5000 S Kingshighway Fire House 36
Forest Park Forest Park
Forest Park Forest Park
5181 Grand Drive Forest Park
5595 Grand Drive Rear Forest Park
5800 Lagoon Drive (Fine Arts Dr) Forest Park
5902 Lagoon Drive (Fine Arts Dr) Forest Park
6140 Lagoon Drive (Fine Arts Dr) Forest Park
6600 Valley Drive Forest Park
2700 Shenandoah Fox Park
2311 Iowa St at Victor Fox Park Comfort Station
212 Jefferson Dr FP - Adjacent Steinberg
5600 Clayton Ave FP - Admin Building
Forest Park FP - Admin Building
6602 Fine Arts Drive (Lagoon Dr) FP - Art Hill - Irrigation Pump
6351 Oakland Ave FP - at Tamm
600 N of Oakland FP - Ballfields
5400 Clayton Ave FP - East Service
1 Forest Park FP - ESD Shop
5300 Clayton Ave FP - Forest Park
5900 Lagoon Drive FP - Golf Course Irrig Pump
5180 Grand Dr FP - Hatchery
5700 Union Drive FP - Jewel Box
550 Theatre Drive FP - Pagoda Circle
99999 Wells Dr FP S FP - Parks Dept Cntl Fld House
400 S Kingshighway FP - Steinberg Skating Rink
Forest Park FP - Utility Shed (near Green House)
5500 Clayton Ave FP - West Service - Aviation Fld
Forest Park FP - Woodwork Shop
5318 Donovan Ave Francis Park
1900 Prather Ave Franz Park
2911 Gamble St Gamble Center
1000 Chestnut St Gateway Plaza
22 N 9 th St Gateway Plaza
5729 Kingsbury (Park Enclosures) Gazebo
3530 Louisiana Gravois Park
1453 Clara Ave Hamilton Hgts Prk Cardinal Care
4875 Ashland Ave Handy Park
634 N Grand Blvd Health Dept-MO Theater Bldg
8700 N Broadway Hickey Park - Ball Field Lights
8700 N Broadway Hickey Prk-Comfort Sta/Utility Shed
3819 Blair Ave Hyde Park
1414 Park Ave Irrigation System
Corner of Belt & Clemens Ivory Perry Park
200 S Tucker Blvd Justice Center
920 N Vandeventer Juvenile Courts Building
510 Chestnut St Kiener Plaza
600 Chestnut St Kiener Plaza
1529 Mississippi Ave at Park Lafayette Park (Enc Pavilion)
2001 Lafayette Ave Lafayette Park - Pagoda & Bldg
1117 Carroll St Leisure Rec Center
7167 Jamieson Ave Lindenwood Park
3635 Prather Ave Lindenwood Park
3203 S 2 nd St Lyon Park Ball Field
3201 S 2 nd St Lyon Park Comfort Station
1304 Union Blvd At Page Marie Fowler Park Pavilion
3100 Osage St Marquette Park
4236 Utah St McDonald Park
7600 Hall St Med Security Inst (bps N trailer)
7540 Hall St Med Security Inst (bps trailer)
1300 Clark Ave Medical Examiners Office
7600 Hall St Medium Security Inst
1301 Market St Memorial Plaza Park
11 N 13 th St Memorial Plaza Park
2601 Meramec St Minnewood Park
3800 Aldine at Prairie Mulch Station Shed
1320 Market St Municipal Courts Bldg
1100 Clark Ave Municipal Garage
9440 Riverview Dr N Riverfront Comfort Station
West Florissant Ave O'Fallon Park
5530 Algernon St O'Fallon Park
O'Fallon Park O'Fallon Park - Boat House
3215 Gasconade St Old Record Center
3126 Alfred Ave Park Side Rec Center
4220 N Kingshighway Blvd Penrose Park Ball Field
5601 Pershing Ave Pershing & Clara Fountain
50/100 East Grand Ave Rear Refuse Division
4200 N 1 st St Refuse Division
4100 S 1 st St Refuse Division - Main Office
4190 S 1 st St Refuse Division Garage - South
4759 Hamburg Ave Rear River Des Peres Park
211 Biddle St Road Parkway/Biddle Iriga Agncy
2409 N Spring Ave Rumbold Park
7799 S Broadway Schmit House
7799 S Broadway Schmit House Comfort Station
5602 Arsenal St Senior Citizens Center
1532 Academy Ave Sherman Park
1315 Chestnut St Soldier's Memo - CEMA
730 Carroll St Soulard Center
715 Lafayette Ave Soulard Park Comfort Station
1733 Sublette Ave Rear Street Dept - Automotive Mnt
1601 Sublette Ave Rear Street Dept - Brine Station
1900 Hampton Ave Street Dept - Offices
2820 Scott Ave Street Dept - Salt Storage Yard
547 Rosedale Streetscape Lighting
2900 January Ave Sublette Park
5561 Arsenal St Sublette Park Tennis Courts
3727 Natural Bridge Ave SW Pool & Ltg 4KV
4201 Cottage Ave Tandy Rec Center
3710 Fair Ave Tennis Courts
1601 S Spring Ave Tiffany Park
5681 Marquette Ave Tilles Park
2800 Market St Traffic Signal
3760 S Jefferson Ave Triangle Park - Fountain
1201 N Tucker Blvd Vector Control
7702 Vermont Ave (7700 Virginia) Villa (Red) Fountain Park
4991 Thrush Ave Walnut Park Community Ctr
724 Union Blvd West End Rec Center
7339 Hampton Ave Willmore Park
1515 N Kingshighway Blvd Wohl Rec CenterCity Buildings,Sites, Parks, & Event Panels (Sorted By Street)
1532 Academy Ave Sherman Park
3800 Aldine at Prairie Mulch Station Shed
3126 Alfred Ave Park Side Rec Center
5530 Algernon St O'Fallon Park
5450 Arsenal St Fire House 35
5602 Arsenal St Senior Citizens Center
5561 Arsenal St Sublette Park Tennis Courts
4875 Ashland Ave Handy Park
211 Biddle St Road Parkway/Biddle Iriga Agncy
3247 Blair Ave Air Pollution Station 6
3819 Blair Ave Hyde Park
7075 Canterbury Ave Ellendale/Arsenal Park
1117 Carroll St Leisure Rec Center
730 Carroll St Soulard Center
2610 Cass Ave. at N Jefferson Fire Department Hdqtrs
1000 Chestnut St Gateway Plaza
510 Chestnut St Kiener Plaza
600 Chestnut St Kiener Plaza
1315 Chestnut St Soldier's Memo - CEMA
6115 Christy Christy Park
1453 Clara Ave Hamilton Hgts Prk Cardinal Care
1300 Clark Ave Medical Examiners Office
1100 Clark Ave Municipal Garage
5600 Clayton Ave FP - Admin Building
5400 Clayton Ave FP - East Service
5300 Clayton Ave FP - Forest Park
5500 Clayton Ave FP - West Service - Aviation Fld
5503 Clemens Compost Station - Base Office
6701 Colorado Carondelet Park Fields/Courts
1903 Compton Hill Pl Compton Hill Park/Courts
Corner of Belt & Clemens Ivory Perry Park
4365 Cote Brilliante Air Pollution Station 3
4201 Cottage Ave Tandy Rec Center
573 De Baliviere Fire House 30
4408 Donovan Ave Fire House 31
5318 Donovan Ave Francis Park
3238 Dr Martin Luther King Dr Fire House 17
416 East Catalan Brightside
50/100 East Grand Ave Rear Refuse Division
4808 Enright Ave Fire House 28
3710 Fair Ave Tennis Courts
6602 Fine Arts Drive (Lagoon Dr) FP - Art Hill - Irrigation Pump
Forest Park Forest Park
Forest Park Forest Park
Forest Park FP - Admin Building
Forest Park FP - ESD Shop
Forest Park FP - Utility Shed (near Green House)
Forest Park FP - Woodwork Shop
4101 Forest Park Ave City Park
3850 Forest Park Ave/S Vanvntr Fire House 29
3117 Franklin Ave Chambers Park/Rec/Pool
2911 Gamble St Gamble Center
2108 Gasconade St Animal Regulation Center
3215 Gasconade St Old Record Center
3535 Goodfellow Blvd Fire Dept Storage
5180 Grand Dr FP - Hatchery
5181 Grand Drive Forest Park
5595 Grand Drive Rear Forest Park
7600 Hall St Med Security Inst (bps N trailer)
7540 Hall St Med Security Inst (bps trailer)
7600 Hall St Medium Security Inst
6204 Hall St Rear Air Pollution Station 9
4759 Hamburg Ave Rear River Des Peres Park
2650 Hampton Ave EMS Ambulance Serv
1900 Hampton Ave Street Dept - Offices
7339 Hampton Ave Willmore Park
2650 Hampton Ave Rear EMS Ambulance Serv
2900 Hickory St Buder Rec Center
100 Humboldt City Trailer
2311 Iowa St at Victor Fox Park Comfort Station
3216 Ivanhoe Ave City Owned Parking Lot
7167 Jamieson Ave Lindenwood Park
2900 January Ave Sublette Park
212 Jefferson Dr FP - Adjacent Steinberg
4161 Kennerly Ave Fire House 10
3861 Keokuk St Dunnica Park Comfort Station
3217 Keokuk St Air Pollution Station
5729 Kingsbury (Park Enclosures) Gazebo
4036 Kossuth Ave Fairgrounds Park
814 La Beaume Fire House 9
2001 Lafayette Ave Lafayette Park - Pagoda & Bldg
715 Lafayette Ave Soulard Park Comfort Station
5900 Lagoon Drive FP - Golf Course Irrig Pump
5800 Lagoon Drive (Fine Arts Dr) Forest Park
5902 Lagoon Drive (Fine Arts Dr) Forest Park
6140 Lagoon Drive (Fine Arts Dr) Forest Park
3741 Loughborough Ave Carondelet Park
3901 Loughborough Ave Carondelet Prk - Comfort Station
3530 Louisiana Gravois Park
1913 Macklind Ave Berra Park
3523 Magnolia Ave Fire House 14
5836 Manchester Ave Air Pollution Station 4
5749 Manchester Ave Fire House 6
4522 Margaretta Ave Fire House 26
4522 Margaretta Ave Rear Air Pollution Station
1114 Market St Carnahan Building
1200 Market St City Hall Park Lot/ Bldg
1301 Market St Memorial Plaza Park
1320 Market St Municipal Courts Bldg
2800 Market St Traffic Signal
1520 Market Street 1520 Market Building (Abrams)
1520 Market Street 1520 Market Building (Abrams)
5681 Marquette Ave Tilles Park
1229 Mc Causland Ave Fire House 22
2601 Meramec St Minnewood Park
8146 Michigan Ave Carondelet Park Comfort Station
6502 Michigan Ave Fire House 23
4025 Minnesota Ave Dunn Marquette
3026 Minnesota Ave Air Pollution Station 7
1529 Mississippi Ave at Park Lafayette Park (Enc Pavilion)
6624 Morganford Rd Fire House 19
614 N 1 st St Eads Bridge Deck C Recept
4200 N 1 st St Refuse Division
1720 N 2 nd St Air Pollution Station Mound St
22 N 9 th St Gateway Plaza
1120 N 10 th St Columbus Square Park/Courts
1321 N 13 th St Air Pollution Station Stone Bldg
510 N 13 th St Event Panel - 13 th/Washington
1413 N 13 th St Facilities Mgmt
11 N 13 th St Memorial Plaza Park
600 N 14 th St Event Panel - 14 th/Washington
N 15 th St Event Panel - 15 th/Chestnut
600 N 18 th St Event Panel - 18 th/Washington
2923 N Broadway Board Up Building
8300 N Broadway Fire House 33
8700 N Broadway Hickey Park - Ball Field Lights
8700 N Broadway Hickey Prk-Comfort Sta/Utility Shed
3827 N Enright (See 911 N Spring) Civil Courts
634 N Grand Blvd Health Dept-MO Theater Bldg
4220 N Kingshighway Blvd Penrose Park Ball Field
1515 N Kingshighway Blvd Wohl Rec Center
2123 N Market St Fire House 5
3 N Market St Rear Air Pollution Station
911 N Spring (3827 N Enright) Civil Courts
2409 N Spring Ave Rumbold Park
12 N Tucker Blvd Civil Courts
1201 N Tucker Blvd Vector Control
920 N Vandeventer Juvenile Courts Building
600 N of Oakland FP - Ballfields
5245 Natural Bridge Ave Fire House 24
3727 Natural Bridge Ave SW Pool & Ltg 4KV
5009 Natural Bridge Ave City Park
4971 Oakland Ave Communications Cable TV
6351 Oakland Ave FP - at Tamm
O'Fallon Park O'Fallon Park - Boat House
3100 Osage St Marquette Park
1414 Park Ave Irrigation System
5435 Partridge Ave Fire House 27
5601 Pershing Ave Pershing & Clara Fountain
1900 Prather Ave Franz Park
3635 Prather Ave Lindenwood Park
5600 Prescott Fire House 20
5600 Prescott Ave Fire House 20 (Building)
1080 Riverview Blvd City Park
5218 Riverview Blvd City Park
9440 Riverview Dr N Riverfront Comfort Station
547 Rosedale Streetscape Lighting
4100 S 1 st St Refuse Division - Main Office
4190 S 1 st St Refuse Division Garage - South
3203 S 2 nd St Lyon Park Ball Field
3201 S 2 nd St Lyon Park Comfort Station
2224 S 7 th St Fire House 11
8227 S Broadway Air Pollution Station 2
5616 S Broadway Bellerive Park Comfort Station
8227 S Broadway Fire House 34
7799 S Broadway Schmit House
7799 S Broadway Schmit House Comfort Station
4425 S Compton Ave Fire House 4
3500 S Grand Blvd Fire House 32
2908 S Jefferson Ave Fire House 1
3760 S Jefferson Ave Triangle Park - Fountain
1101 S Jefferson Ave/LaSalle Fire House 7
5000 S Kingshighway Fire House 36
5000 S Kingshighway Fire House 36
400 S Kingshighway FP - Steinberg Skating Rink
1601 S Spring Ave Tiffany Park
200 S Tucker Blvd Justice Center
1501 Salisbury St Fire House 8
2820 Scott Ave Street Dept - Salt Storage Yard
1010 Selby Pl Carr Square Park
5420 Shaw Ave Berra Park
1400 Shawmut Pl Fire House 13
2700 Shenandoah Fox Park
6210 Simpson Ave Clifton Heights Park
5033 Southwest Ave Rear Air Pollution Station
5033 Southwest Ave Rear Air Pollution Station
5839 St Louis Ave Barrett Brothers Park
5897 St Louis Ave Barrett Brothers Park/Ball Field
1733 Sublette Ave Rear Street Dept - Automotive Mnt
1601 Sublette Ave Rear Street Dept - Brine Station
560 Terminal Row Rear City Landfill Trailer
550 Theatre Drive FP - Pagoda Circle
4991 Thrush Ave Walnut Park Community Ctr
724 Union Blvd West End Rec Center
1304 Union Blvd At Page Marie Fowler Park Pavilion
5700 Union Drive FP - Jewel Box
1317 Utah St Cherokee Park - Comfort Station
4236 Utah St McDonald Park
6600 Valley Drive Forest Park
7702 Vermont Ave (7700 Virginia) Villa (Red) Fountain Park
3610 Wabash Ave City Park
1202 Washington Ave Event Panel - 12 th/Washington
99999 Wells Dr FP S FP - Parks Dept Cntl Fld House
5218 West Florissant Ave Fire House 12
West Florissant Ave O'Fallon Park
2310 Wyoming St Cherokee Rec Center
2310 Wyoming St Cherokee Rec Center
Exhibit B - Deployment Schedule
Municipal Wi-Fi System Overview – St. Louis, MO
A. Company will deploy a State-of-the-Art Wi-Fi Network (the “System”) using City Property, to the current developed areas (i.e., areas with existing, occupied City, business and residential buildings and City park areas) of the City within the approximately the 62 square miles of City limits according to the defined deployment schedule (Exhibit B), that will include a combination of the following technology:
- Multi-Layer Access network
- IEEE 802.11b/g standard Wi-Fi (2.4GHz)
- 5.8 GHz services for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint services.
Combined Backhaul
- Wired backhaul connectivity
- 5.8GHz unlicensed wireless backhaul
- Potential Wi-Max deployment
The St. Louis, MO Wi-Fi System shall be deployed in phases (subject to timely City permits, and using and obtaining suitable City Property and power) according to the following “Phase” schedule and subject to unanticipated events or conditions, such as street closures:
Phase I - Pilot
Timeframe: Start Date (where Start Date means the first business day following the City’s granting/issue of Company’s requested permits herein) +90 Days to build (+ up to 90 additional day testing. )
System Technology:
IEEE 802.11b/g standard Wi-Fi (2.4GHz)
5.8 GHz services for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint services
Company will also test an IEEE 802.11a based 4.9 GHz public safety network using the same City Property
Coverage Area:
Central Business Area downtown, as defined in Exhibit B-1
Phase II
Timeframe: Acceptance of Phase I +1 Year
System Technology:
IEEE 802.11b/g standard Wi-Fi (2.4GHz)
5.8 GHz services for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint services
Coverage Area:
as defined in Exhibit B-1, attached hereto
Total Coverage Area including Phase I: approximately 45 square miles, as defined in Exhibit B-2
Phase III
Timeframe: Acceptance of Phase II +1 Year
System Technology:
IEEE 802.11b/g standard Wi-Fi (2.4GHz)
5.8 GHz services for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint services
Coverage Area:
- Balance of City Limits, as shown in Exhibit B-3
Total Coverage Area including Phase I and II: shall not extend beyond the developed area within City Limits, as shown in Exhibits B-1, B-2 and B-3.
Exhibit B-1 – Phase I Coverage
The following is an overview of the planned coverage for the City of St. Louis, MO Wi-Fi
System.
Phase I
Boundaries (approximately 2.9 sq. miles)
North Boundary – Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd
South Boundary – I-64
East Boundary – Mississippi River
West Boundary – N. Grand Blvd / N. Vandeventer Ave.
See map below
Exhibit B-2, Phase II Coverage
Boundaries (including Phase I, approximately 42 sq. miles)
See map below
Exhibit B-3, Phase III Coverage
Boundaries (including Phase I and II, approximately 62 sq. miles) in City Limits
See map below
Exhibit C- Pilot- Phase I
A. Definitions
(a) “Pilot Conditions” shall mean that all of the following has occurred and been satisfied:
(1) City has obtained Board of Aldermen approval or authorization for execution of the Agreement;
(2) Fully authorized representatives of both Parties have signed this Agreement;
(3) There are no court actions or civil actions that have resulted in Company not having substantially all of the rights to perform as described in the Agreement;
(4) There are no laws, statutes, or regulations or any Board of Aldermen ordinances that have the effect of Company not having substantially all of the rights to perform as described in the Agreement; and
(5) All necessary and appropriate permits, licenses and authorizations of the City, State and Federal governments for the Pilot (“Permits”) have been issued and have not been terminated or revoked (excepting those Permits that City and Company have otherwise agreed will be issued on a rolling basis, if any).(b) “Pilot Period” shall mean a approximately ninety (90) day construction period and a following 90 day test period.
(c) “Pilot” shall mean a test to validate the Company deployment plan, processes, Service and technology during the Pilot Period in accordance with this Exhibit D.
(d) “Pilot Area” shall mean the area designated for Phase I Coverage on Exhibit B-1.
(e) “Success Criteria” has the meaning given in Section B(a) below.
(f) “Coverage” means the System in deployed in the designated area to provide the ability of a user to access the Services if the user has a compatible personal computer (“PC”), with “compatible” meaning either a lap top or desk top with approximately 100 mW of power, 2 dBi gain, and of the type generally used for internet access) and the user is either (a) outdoors or (b) indoors with appropriately equipped PC to transmit wireless signal to the coverage area in which the user is located (indoor users may require additional CPE devices.).B. Objectives of Pilot
(a) Company will test the System and Service in the Pilot Area. Company will endeavor to obtain the following technical and user results (“Success Criteria”):
1. Coverage – 90% outdoor line-of-sight Coverage based on the availability of City Property for mounting assets, with incidental indoor coverage (first and second stories only) in perimeter facing rooms with outward facing walls where line-of-sight outdoor coverage is also available .
2. Throughput – to be measured approximately one/two meters off the ground with a compatible PC-type device.
3. A user survey shows >75% of free and fee users are satisfied or very satisfied with the System and Service.Company will hire a third party to perform testing associated with these Success Criteria at times and places mutually agreed to by Company and City.
(b) End-users in the Pilot Area will be able to log on and access the Service and System by connecting to Wi-Fi access with PC browser capability. Users will be able to connect to a publicly visible service set identifier (SSID) and open their browser and go to the main AT&T portal website for access authentication.
(c) Upon initial failure to achieve any of the above criteria, Company (with input from City) will identify failure points, and evaluate reasonable and economic options, alternatives and remedies to achieve Pilot Success Criteria. Pilot Period may be extended as necessary for this purpose, not to exceed an additional 40 days. If the Parties are unable to resolve the failure points, either Party may elect to terminate the Agreement.C. Procedures for Conducting the Pilot
(a) Upon successful completion and satisfaction of the Pilot Conditions and after a detailed design review meeting including Company, City and principal subcontractors, Company shall install, implement and test the Service and System.
(b) Company shall send City notice when the results of the Pilot are available, as well as test results for the Pilot. City and Company shall meet to review the test results. If the Pilot has not met the Success Criteria, then Company shall not proceed to a broader implementation of the System and will use good faith commercially reasonable efforts to resolve any problems and/or provide alternatives or changes to the Pilot design, so that the Pilot can meet the Success Criteria.
(c) The Pilot will include a Capture Portal with a customized AT&T welcome page. Company may include advertising on the Capture Portal.
(d) Within thirty (30) days after the Parties agree that the Pilot has met the Success Criteria, Company shall propose a plan for a broader deployment of the System beyond the Pilot (the “Plan”), which Plan shall be consistent with Exhibit B, Exhibit B-2 and Exhibit B-3.
Company shall continue to operate the System, unless otherwise agreed, in the Pilot Area during the finalization of the Plan and the installation of the remainder of the System.
Exhibit D - Services Packages
Company will initially offer a suite of diverse access packages of free and fee based
services for consumers, visitors, and businesses. The parameters in each package are
subject to modification as market conditions may develop: except before any modification
is implemented by AT&T for free service, AT&T will meet and confer with City and
if AT&T proposes to eliminate or substantially reduce the features associates with
Free service , City shall have the right to require AT&T to make cash payments for
attachment to City Property, including associated power usage, of used in the provision of
such Free Service, not to exceed the prevailing City pole attachment and electricity rate
for similar City Property.
- Free Access Package
- System Technology:
- IEEE 802.11b/g standard Wi-Fi (2.4GHz)
- Offer Specifics
- Bandwidth at Broadband Speeds
- Bandwidth * "Industry Best efforts" target of up to 512 kbps.
- Both the City and Company understand that actual realized log-in user bandwidth is subject to variables. The Company agrees to provide a flexible system design, to accommodate modifications and/or additions to accomplish the stated target criteria of bandwidth and capacity.
- Availability
- Free Service Package shall be available per the City coverage maps of Exhibit B, describing phased system build-out.
- Company will target 98% network and package availability 'up time' over an annual basis. Validation of the ‘up-time’ may be measured by annual user survey results and the City/Company dispute resolution process.
- Authentication – required User ID and Password, with re-authentication required after each hour of usage.
- LogIn Time – Maximum free access usage time, per MAC Address, limited to 20 hours per month.
- Content
- No filtering of content is planned subject to any corporate policy pertinent to social responsibility.
- Advertising
- Company will utilize multiple on-line advertising approaches in association with the free access package, including but not limited to persistent advertising banners, pop-ups, or other approaches not yet defined.
- Company will manage the provision of all on-line advertising associated with the free access offer according to the provisions defined in Exhibit I.
- Support
- Company will provide a full suite of on-line support tools, including FAQs, in support of the free access package.
Fee Access Packages
Company will offer fee based access service packages besides the free service. Any such
fee based access packages Company chooses to offer shall comply with any and all federal,
state and local laws. The City of St. Louis by virtue of this agreement shall not be
considered to have endorsed any particular fee access package.
Blocking
The system shall support the ability to block specific ports to increase the security;
such as (1) TCP traffic blocked on ports 80 (inbound), 135 (inbound), 137, 138, 139, 445
and 8053, and (2) UDP traffic blocked on ports 1434, 8053, 8083 and 8084, and VPN.
Otherwise, the 2.4 GHz system shall be deployed such that it complies with the FCC’s
Policy Statement of September 23, 2005 (FCC 05-151) unless amended.
Exhibit E– Wholesale Access Package
- After completion of Phase II, Company will offer access to 3rd Party Service
- Providers (where capacity and sufficient SSID available) according to the following conventions.
- System Technology:
- IEEE 802.11b/g standard Wi-Fi (2.4GHz)
Offer Specifics
- Bandwidth – ‘‘best effort’’ up to 1Mb
- Set-Up Charges
- Company will charge a one time $100K setup/integration fee and require a minimum commitment of 500 users..
- Support
- Company will not provide Tier 1 or Tier 2 customer support or billing services to wholesale customers.
- Pricing & Features
- Pricing & features will be determined by Company.
- Pricing & features will be re-evaluated periodically by Company.
- Enforcement and compliance will not be administered by the City of St. Louis.
Exhibit F - Governance
Company and the City agree to the following system of joint reviews to ensure the proper
growth and development of the City of St. Louis Wi-Fi System.
Resources
- Project Management - Each Party shall designate a project manager to be the primary point of contact between the Parties with respect to this Agreement.
- Public Relations – Each party shall designate a resource or party to coordinate all joint, market facing announcements relative to this agreement.
Executive Review
- Company and the City shall meet at least once every six (6) months for executive review of the Project, which meetings may be held telephonically or in person at a location agreed to by the Parties (“Executive Reviews”). The agenda for these Executive Reviews shall be to review advertising plans, network performance, any expected impacts on the existing budget and/or business case, technical plans, and other issues related to the Project and the System.
Performance and Reporting
- Company shall perform at the standards set forth as pilot success criteria in Exhibit C. Company agrees to report on the performance of the City of St. Louis Wi-Fi System, on a quarterly and on an annual basis, unless otherwise agreed by City.
Exhibit G - On-Line Advertising
Advertising shall be appropriate to all ages. Company shall reject any advertisement for
reasons including but not limited to inappropriateness to an audience of all ages,
pornography, violence, hate, etc.
Exhibit H– Capture Portal and Splash Page
- Company will provide, if the City requests, a customized Walled Garden Capture Portal and Splash Page in association with the City Wi-Fi System.
- The Capture Portal is defined as the first page that all users will see when the user initially launches their browser to go to the main portal website for package selection and access authentication.
- The Splash Page shall be defined as the page that the user sees after making package selection.
- For the ‘Free’ packages, the Splash Page will provide sufficient space for up to six (6) defined links for municipal services, not to exceed 300 by 320 pixels.
- Content provided by the City for inclusion on the Capture Portal and Splash Page is subject to review by both parties.
Walled Garden
- Company will support the creation of a ‘Walled Garden’ for complimentary access to governmental services by all users of the ‘Free’ packages associated with the City Wi-Fi System.
- ‘Walled Garden’ is defined as a boundary wherein access to all government websites derived from the six (6) defined links on the Capture Portal/ Splash Page are provided at no charge to the user. Only services provide by City governmental agencies will be considered valid for inclusion within the ‘Walled Garden’; City and Company must agree on all such links and accessible City websites. City shall have an opportunity to preview and shall pre-approve the Walled Garden.
- Should the user scroll away from the websites defined for inclusion within the ‘Walled Garden’ then the user will be directed back to the main Capture Portal.
Company will endeavor to determine the technical feasibility of
providing a customized Capture Portal/ Splash Page based on the location of the user
within the City System.
Exhibit I – AT&T Privacy Policy
The current version of the AT&T privacy policy is at http://att.sbc.com/gen/privacy-policy?pid=7666#3.
WI-FI ACCESS AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN
City of St. Louis, Missouri
AND
SBC Internet Services, Inc.
This Wi-Fi Access Agreement (this A Agreement") is made and entered into as of the __ day of ____, 200_ (the "Effective Date"), by and between the City of St. Louis, Missouri (A City") and SBC Internet Services, Inc., d/b/a AT&T Internet Services ("Company"). City and Company may be referred to herein individually as a "Party" and collectively as the "Parties".
RECITALS
A. Company is a provider of wireless internet broadband access services and equipment.
B. City hereby authorizes Company to access and use City Property, as defined and in the manner provided below, to construct and operate a wireless broadband internet access system for public use (the A System") and to provide free and fee wireless broadband internet access (the A Services") during the term of this Agreement.
C. City owns, operates, and maintains street light standards and traffic light standards and other related equipment ("Street Light Poles"). City also owns, or otherwise controls access to, certain buildings, water towers and other structures ("City Buildings"). These Poles and Buildings are located on real property that City either owns or to which City maintains access. Said Street Light Poles and City Buildings are referred to collectively herein as "City Property".
D. Company may attach Company’s communications equipment related to the System ("System Equipment") to City Property and use the associated electrical power to install, operate and maintain the System and provide Service, in the manner described in the Pole Attachment Standards Document attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein by this reference. Because it is impractical to execute a separate permit application in each instance that Company desires to use City Property, it is the intent of the Parties that this Agreement shall control such permitting process and shall serve as the all-inclusive agreement regarding such use of City Property, for the duration of this Agreement.
E. Company intends to provide a level of both "Free" Wi-Fi Service (ad supported) and an upgraded "Fee" based service capability at the option of individual users.
AGREEMENT
In consideration of the above-referenced recitals and the following mutual covenants, agreements, and obligations of the Parties, Company and City agree as follows:
1. INCORPORATION OF RECITALS AND EXHIBITS
The foregoing recitals and attached Exhibits are incorporated herein as though fully set forth.
2. PROVISION OF SYSTEM AND SERVICES
In accordance with the terms and conditions contained herein, including City’s agreement to waive all permit fees under the Pole Attachment Standards Document for the use of City Property for System Equipment, Company shall design, build, install, implement, operate and administer the System and provide the Services during the term of this Agreement in the manner provided in this Agreement and the attachments hereto. The detailed description of the System and the Services are set forth in the Exhibits herein.
3. USE OF CITY PROPERTY
City hereby authorizes Company to place System Equipment on City Property, all as further provided in the Pole Attachment Standards Document. Company shall use and access City Property in such manner as not to interfere with other services provided from or on such City Property.
4. SYSTEM EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT AND REPORTING
Beginning two (2) weeks prior to the initial installation of System Equipment on City Facilities, and every two (2) weeks thereafter until the System has been fully installed, as stated herein, AT&T will provide the City a status report and updated schedule of deployment. This report and schedule shall include, at a minimum, the location of specific City Facilities and the description of the specific System Equipment attached or to be attached. The Parties agree to meet regularly to review progress and resolve issues; such meeting may be held telephonically. City shall have the right to review Company’s installation of equipment onto City Property, and City shall notify the Company of any required changes in the Deployment Plan., if such is inconsistent with the schedules provided. Promptly upon such notification, Company shall correct any deviations so that said equipment and its installation complies with the methods previously provided to City. City shall also have the right to inspect the actual installation of System Equipment for conformance with the Deployment Plan, Exhibit B, and Company shall correct any deviations from the Deployment Plan promptly upon notice from the City.
5. COORDINATION WITH THIRD PARTIES
Company may not interfere with any pre-existing rights of third parties who may have access to or benefit from any City Property used by Company, provided Company has prior notice of such other third parties by City. Except for any provision of electrical power on City Property used by Company, Company and City will jointly cooperate with other third party users any work that may be required by the third party users to accommodate Company's proposed work.
6. ACCESS
For the term of this Agreement, Company is authorized to use any easements of City and public rights of way for access to City Property to which System Equipment is attached pursuant to this Agreement. The right to access the City Property granted by this Agreement is non-exclusive and shall not be construed as a limitation on City’s ability to contract with other companies.
7. OWNERSHIP OF SYSTEM
Except as otherwise set forth in this Agreement, as between City and Company, Company shall retain title to the System, including the System Equipment, and each device and component thereof. No portion of the System or any System Equipment shall become a fixture unless Company expressly agrees otherwise in writing. Neither City nor any third party shall gain any ownership rights in or to the System or the System Equipment, or in any intellectual property rights in or to the System or the System Equipment, in whole or in part. Without Company’s prior approval, City will not translate, modify, disassemble, or reverse engineer the System or the System Equipment or create derivative works based on any portion of the System, the System Equipment, or any Company Information or authorize or permit others to do so. Company will retain ownership of all intellectual property rights and ownership of all documents, data, studies, surveys, maps, models, photographs, designs, diagrams, System Equipment, software, reports or other materials or Information prepared by Company or its subcontractors resulting from this Agreement.
8. CONDITIONS FOR SERVICE
City recognizes that Company’s provision of Service shall depend on items provided by City or third parties and on other factors outside Company’s control, including access to sufficient City Property, the provision of adequate electricity to the System Equipment, prospective users’ having the appropriate equipment on their personal computers, interference, etc.
9. INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF SYSTEM EQUIPMENT
Company shall, at its own sole risk and expense, install and maintain System Equipment on City Property in safe and good repair and in accordance with the requirements of all municipal, state and federal laws, ordinances and regulations including the National Electrical Codes and all local modifications and regulations. As part of providing suitable City Facilities for use herein, City shall also, at no cost to Company, provide electricity to Company on such City Property to power the System Equipment in such amounts and in such form as already exists and is already available on such Property.
10. IDENTIFICATION OF SYSTEM EQUIPMENT
Company shall identify the System Equipment newly installed or serviced at each City Facility used by Company by means of a marking method mutually agreed upon by the Parties. Company shall provide City a Company contact telephone number to enable City to report any concerns regarding the System Equipment. In the event that City reports such concerns to Company, Company shall promptly respond to such call(s).
11. RESERVATION OF RIGHTS
City reserves the right to use, operate and maintain City Property, provided that City shall give Company fifteen (15) days advance notice of any non-emergency work which affects Company's System Equipment.
12. NO OWNERSHIP OR VESTED INTEREST IN CITY PROPERTY CREATED
No use of any City Property permitted under this Agreement shall create or vest in Company any ownership interest, tenancy, estate or any other interest in the City Property. Company's rights therein shall be and remain a license. Each Party shall pay the cost of the installation and maintenance of its own facilities. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to compel City to maintain any City Property for a period longer than demanded by its own service requirements.
13. DAMAGE TO CITY PROPERTY
Company shall endeavor to avoid causing damage to City Property. Company shall assume responsibility for any loss from such damage caused by Company. Company shall make a prompt report of the occurrence of any such damage to City and shall, on demand, either restore such property to its condition prior to such damage (reasonable wear and tear excepted), or, at the City’s option, reimburse City for the reasonable cost incurred by City in making repairs occasioned by such damage.
14. REPLACEMENT OF CITY PROPERTY
14.1 Movement of System Equipment. In the event that, the City determines that any City Property to which Company has attached System Equipment will to be replaced, repaired or altered, City shall so notify Company in writing, and give Company an opportunity to relocate its affected System Equipment.
14.2 Emergency Movement. In cases of emergency, City may relocate, replace or renew the System Equipment, or transfer it to replacement City Property or perform any other work required to serve the needs of City. City shall make commercially reasonable efforts to notify Company of the relocation of its System Equipment in the event of such emergency, prior to the relocation of System Equipment. If as a result of this emergency work Service disruption occurs, City will not assert any liability against Company.
15. REMOVAL OF SYSTEM EQUIPMENT
Should Company remove its System Equipment from any of City Property, Company shall, promptly after such removal, give written notice thereof to City, specifying the poles vacated and the location thereof, as well as the date of removal. Upon any such removal, Company shall restore City Property to its original condition, fair ware and tear excepted.
16. REMOVAL OF CITY PROPERTY
16.1 Notice. If City desires at any time to remove any City Property to which System Equipment is attached, City shall, except in cases of emergency, give Company notice, in writing, to that effect at least thirty (30) days prior to the date on which it intends to remove such City Property. If Company cannot accommodate the removal of the System Equipment within the thirty (30) day notice period, then the Parties will either (1) have City remove and store Company’s System Equipment or (2) shall negotiate and mutually agree upon a longer timeframe for removal of the City Property and Company’s System Equipment, on a case by case basis.
16.2 Emergency Removal. In the event of an emergency, City may remove City Property and shall in such case immediately notify Company of the action taken, the location of and System Equipment and reasonably protect any affected System Equipment. City shall use commercially reasonable efforts to notify Company of the removal of its System Equipment, prior to such emergency removal.
17. COMPENSATION
Waiver of Permit Fee. City hereby waives any and all permit fees for the rights granted to Company hereunder to install and maintain its System Equipment on City Property.
18. CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION
18.1 Confidentiality. In the performance of its obligations under this Agreement, either Party ("Receiving Party") may receive or have access to information owned, controlled or disclosed by the other Party ("Disclosing Party"), including Information provided under a separate nondisclosure agreement prior to executing this Agreement. No Information furnished by either Party to the other Party in connection with this Agreement shall be considered to be confidential or proprietary unless it is conspicuously marked as such. Subject to all federal and state laws, including but not limited to R.S. MO. 610.021 et seq., the Receiving Party shall treat any Information that is so clearly marked as confidential or proprietary (the "Information"), and shall use such Information only for the purpose of performing under this Agreement, except as may otherwise be agreed to by the parties in writing. Neither Party is granted any rights or license to the other Party’s Information. Each Party shall use the same degree of care to prevent its disclosure to others as it uses with respect to its own proprietary or confidential Information. All copies of such Information, in written, graphic or other tangible form, shall be returned to the Disclosing Party upon the earlier of (i) the Disclosing Party’s request or (ii) upon termination or expiration of this Agreement. All copies of such Information in intangible form, such as electronic records, including electronic mail, shall be destroyed upon the earlier of (a) the Disclosing Party’s request or (b) upon termination or expiration of this Agreement, and the Receiving Party shall certify to the Disclosing Party the destruction of all intangible copies of such Information.
18.2 Test and Pilot Results. City understands and agrees that any and all test and pilot results prepared by Company are and shall remain the property of Company and are hereby considered Company proprietary Information. Therefore, it shall be Company’s option, in its sole discretion, to furnish City copies of such documents or to discuss such documents with City, except that Company shall furnish data and documents sufficient to confirm the results in the Phase 1 Pilot. Exhibit C. City shall not disclose to any third party field trial reports or Pilot result or Pilot documents and Information furnished by Company without Company’s prior written consent.
19. CITY INFORMATION AND FACILITIES
Company may rely on any written information provided by City. City shall use reasonable efforts to provide Company with access to City information, facilities, equipment and/or power at the times requested by Company and as Company reasonably requires to provide the Services. City also shall use reasonable efforts to keep Company informed on developments in City’s business or operations that may impact Service. Company shall have the right to access the premises of City Property at all times as reasonably necessary to fulfill its obligations hereunder; City agrees that upon request, it will provide Company with any data or knowledge in City’s possession related to such premises concerning the existence of hazardous materials, including any substance whose us, transport, storage, handling, disposal or release is regulated by any law related to pollution, protection of air, water, soil, or health and safety.
20. DISPUTE RESOLUTION
It is the expectation of both parties that the company will provide reliable, free service in developed areas as described in Exhibit D, but City understands that conditions beyond the Company's control may disrupt or degrade the service and service quality. If City believes that this expectation is not met, in whole or part, the two parties will meet and confer to resolve any problems. If the City is still not satisfied, or if any other dispute arises out of or relates to this Agreement, or its breach, and the Parties have not been successful in resolving the dispute through direct negotiation, the Parties shall attempt to resolve the dispute through non-binding mediation by submitting the dispute to a sole mediator selected by the Parties, or if the Parties are unable to agree upon a mediator, then to a mediator selected by the American Arbitration Association ("AAA"). Each Party shall bear its own expenses and an equal share of the expenses of the mediator (and the fees of the AAA if necessary). Both Parties shall continue performing their obligations under this Agreement while any dispute is being resolved unless and until such obligations are terminated by the termination, cancellation or expiration of this Agreement.
21. TERM AND TERMINATION
21.1. Initial Term. This Agreement shall become effective on the Effective Date and shall continue in effect for a term of four (4) years (the "Initial Term").
21.2 Extension of Term. Upon the end of the Initial Term, this Agreement may be renewed for two (2) additional two (2) year Terms upon written notice sent from Company six (6) months prior the end the Initial Term and additional Term.
21.3 Termination. If a breaching Party fails to cure a material breach under this Agreement within thirty (30) days after its receipt of written notice thereof from the other Party, then, in addition to all other rights and remedies, the other Party may terminate this Agreement.
21.4 Effect of Termination. Company, at its own expense, shall remove the System Equipment from City Property within twelve (12) months of the date of any termination of this Agreement, and upon any such removal, shall restore City Property to its original condition, less reasonable wear and tear; provided that during such period Company may continue to provide Service or any part thereof.
22. NOTICE
To City at:
Office of the City Counselor
1200 Market Street, Room 314
St. Louis, MO 63103
AND
Office of the Mayor
1200 Market Street, Room 200
St. Louis, MO 63103
To Company at:
22.2 Changes of Address. Notice may also be provided to such other address as either Party may from time to time designate in writing. Any facsimile transmission by either Party must be followed up by a copy sent by mail. All such change of address notices will be effective upon their receipt.
23. REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES
23.1 City represents that, to its knowledge, after due inquiry, it has the right and authority to enter into this Agreement and grant the rights and License contained herein. City shall provide AT&T or its counsel a copy of the Board of Aldermen’s records reflecting authorization of such execution of this Agreement and shall make reasonably available for AT&T’s review copies of the relevant statutes, ordinances, rules, regulations, and procedures governing the authority of City to enter contracts, and the enforceability of contracts against City. The City further represents that it will make sufficient suitable City Facilities available for AT&T to meet its obligations under the Wireless Agreement for the provision of Wi-Fi Service in areas where such City Facilities currently exist. The City also represents that the applicable City Facilities will have the necessary electrical power available (or will be available with the issuance of any Construction Permit herein).
23.2 AT&T represents and warrants to City that, to its knowledge, after due inquiry, (i) it has all licenses, permits and rights authorizing it to enter into this Agreement; (ii) AT&T is duly organized and validly existing under the laws of the state in which it was formed and is qualified to do business in the State of Missouri; (iii) the execution and delivery of this Agreement has been duly authorized by the proper corporate proceedings; (iv) this Agreement constitutes a valid and binding obligation of AT&T enforceable in accordance with its terms, subject to the effect of principles of equity and the applicable bankruptcy, insolvency or other similar laws, now or hereafter in effect, affecting creditors’ rights generally and other customary qualifications; and (v) neither the execution, delivery or performance of this Agreement will violate or conflict with any law, rule, regulation, order, judgment, organization document, instrument or agreement by which AT&T is bound. The individuals executing this Agreement and the instruments referenced herein on behalf of AT&T each represent and warrant that they have the legal power, right and actual authority to bind AT&T to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
24. ASSIGNMENT AND TRANSFER
AT&T shall not assign, transfer or sublicense its interest in or obligations under this Agreement ("Assign") without the prior written consent of City, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, AT&T may assign, transfer or sublicense its interests and obligations hereunder to a parent, wholly-owned affiliate, wholly-owned subsidiary company, or purchaser of all or substantially all of its assets or stock, without the prior written consent of City.
25. INDEMNIFICATION AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
25.1 General. To the extent not restricted by law, each Party shall protect, defend, indemnify, and hold the other Party and its officers, agents, contractors and subcontractors, employees and volunteers completely harmless from and against any and all liabilities, losses, suits, claims, judgments, fines or demands arising by reason of injury to or death of any person or damage to any real property or tangible personal property, including all reasonable costs for investigation and defense thereof (including but not limited to attorneys’ fees, court costs, and expert fees), of any nature whatsoever arising out of or incident to this Agreement and/or the use or occupancy of the City Facilities or the acts or omissions of the indemnifying Party or the indemnifying Party’s officers, agents, employees, contractors, or subcontractors, licensees, invitees or guests, regardless of where the injury, death or damage may occur, unless such injury, death or damage is caused by the negligence or willful misconduct of the other Party or its officers, employees or agents. This indemnification provision shall apply to any acts or omissions, willful misconduct or negligent conduct, whether active or passive, on the part of the indemnifying Party or any of the indemnifying Party’s officers, agents, employees, contractors, subcontractors, licensees, invitees or guests. Both Parties’ obligations under this indemnification provision shall be limited to the extent applicable law restricts its application to either Party. Each Party shall give the other reasonable notice of any such claims or actions. Each Party shall use counsel reasonably acceptable to the other in carrying out its obligations hereunder.
25.2 Limitation of Liability. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, in no event shall either Party be liable to the other or to any third party for any indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages arising out of or in connection with this Agreement, including without limitation, damages for loss of business profits, anticipated revenue, information, data, the interruption of business, or any legal, engineering, consulting or other professional fees or expenses, regardless of whether such Party knew or had reason to know of the possibility of such damages.
26. AMENDMENT
This Agreement may be amended or modified only through a subsequent written document signed by the Parties.
27. SEVERABILITY
If any provision of this Agreement is held invalid or unenforceable, such invalidity or non-enforceability shall not invalidate or render unenforceable any other portion of this Agreement. The entire Agreement will be construed as if it did not contain the particular invalid or unenforceable provision(s), and the rights and obligations of City and Company will be construed and enforced accordingly.
28. WARRANTY DISCLAIMER
COMPANY MAKES NO WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS AGREEMENT OR THE SYSTEM OR THE SERVICES, EITHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, ARISING BY COURSE OF CONDUCT OR BY PERFORMANCE, CUSTOM OR USAGE IN THE TRADE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF NONINFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. COMPANY DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE SYSTEM OR SERVICES WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR FREE IN THEIR OPERATION OR PREVENT THIRD PARTY HACKING. COMPANY ALSO SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS RELATED TO THE INTERNET SECURITY-RELATED FEATURES OF THE SYSTEM AND/OR SERVICES. COMPANY DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE AVAILABILITY, PERFORMANCE OR SECURITY OF THE INTERNET OR WIRELESS SERVICES.
29. TERMS OF USE
Company may require users of the Service to agree electronically to terms of use governing the Service, including an acceptable use policy and Privacy Policy (Exhibit I). Such terms of use shall be consistent with Company’s standard terms of use. In the event of any conflict between such terms of use and the terms of this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement shall take precedence.
30. PUBLICITY
30.1 Use of Company Marks. City shall not use Company’s or its affiliate’s or suppliers names or any language, pictures, trademarks, service marks or symbols which could, in Company’s judgment, imply Company or its affiliates’ identity or endorsement by Company, its affiliates or any of its employees in any (i) written, electronic or oral advertising or presentation or (ii) brochure, newsletter, book, electronic database or other written matter of whatever nature, without Company’s prior written consent.
30.2 Use of City Marks. Company shall not use City’s name or any language, pictures, trademarks, service marks or symbols which could, in City’s judgment, imply City’s identity or endorsement by City or any of its employees in any (i) written, electronic or oral advertising or presentation or (ii) brochure, newsletter, book, electronic database or other written matter of whatever nature, without City’s prior written consent.
30.3 Usage Guidelines. If either party provides to the other its written approval to use of any Marks, the party’s use of such Marks shall be subject to and in strict accordance with the approving party’s usage and quality guidelines therefore as may be provided and/or changed by the approving party from time to time. All use of Marks shall inure to the benefit of the party to whom such Marks belong.
30.4 Co-branding. The Parties may develop a co-branding strategy to promote, market, offer and identify the Services.
31. FORCE MAJEURE
City understands and agrees that temporary interruptions of the Services may occur as normal events in the provision of the Services and that Company is not liable for such interruptions. City further understands and agrees that Company has no control over non-Company provided equipment and third party networks that may be in use or used to access the Services and, therefore, delays and disruptions from such equipment and networks are beyond the control of Company. In addition, none of Company or its subsidiaries, affiliates, co-branders, suppliers, licensors, partners, or other related parties, or their respective officers, agents, representatives, or employees will be responsible or liable for any failure of performance, if such failure is due to any cause beyond their reasonable control or otherwise commonly known as force majeure, including acts of God, fire, explosion, vandalism, nuclear disaster, sun spots, solar flares, terrorism, epidemic, pandemic, cable cut, storm, or other similar occurrence, any law, order, regulation, direction, action, or request by any government, civil, or military authority, national emergencies, insurrections, riots, wars, labor difficulties, supplier failures, shortages, breaches, or delays, or suspension of existing Service in compliance with the state and/or federal law, rules and regulations, or delays caused by other networks or users.
32. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
32.1 Disclaimer of Certain Damages. NEITHER PARTY SHALL BE LIABLE TO THE OTHER FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES OR FOR ANY FORM OF DAMAGES OTHER THAN DIRECT DAMAGES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, LOSS OF REVENUES, LOSS OF PROFITS, OR COST OF PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE SERVICES, EVEN IF THAT PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
32.2 Cap on Damages. COMPANY’S AND ITS SUPPLIERS’ TOTAL LIABILITY AND CITY’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR ANY CLAIM OF ANY TYPE WHATSOEVER, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THIS AGREEMENT, THE SYSTEM OR THE SERVICES, SHALL BE LIMITED TO PROVEN DIRECT DAMAGES CAUSED BY COMPANY’S SOLE NEGLIGENCE IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED ONE HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($150,000).
32.3 User or Subscribers’ Conduct. COMPANY SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY TO CITY FOR THE CONDUCT OF SUBSCRIBERS USING OR ACCESSING THE SYSTEM OR SERVICES
33. WAIVER AND CUMULATIVE REMEDIES
No course of dealing or failure of either Party to strictly enforce any term, right or condition of this Agreement shall be construed as a general waiver or relinquishment of such term, right or condition. A waiver by either Party of any default shall not be deemed a waiver of any other default. The remedies expressly provided in this Agreement shall be in addition to any other remedies available at law or in equity.
34. NO THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARIES
Nothing in this Agreement, express or implied, is intended or shall be construed to confer upon or give to any person, firm, individual corporation, or legal entity, other than the Parties, any rights, remedies, or other benefits under or by reason of the Agreement.
35. ENTIRE AGREEMENT
The terms contained in this Agreement, including all Exhibits and subordinate documents attached to or referenced in this Agreement, constitute the entire integrated Agreement between City and Company with regard to the subject matter contained herein. This Agreement supersedes all prior oral and written communications, agreements and understandings of the Parties, if any, with respect hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties acknowledge and accept the terms, conditions and obligations of this Agreement as evidenced by the following signatures of their duly authorized representatives. It is the intent of the Parties that this Agreement shall become operative on the Effective Date.
[City] By: ____________________________
Title: __________________________
Date: __________________________ |
[Company] By: ____________________________
Title: __________________________
Date: __________________________ |
| 1ST READING | REF TO COMM | COMMITTEE | COMM SUB | COMM AMEND |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02/09/07 | ||||
| 2ND READING | FLOOR AMEND | FLOOR SUB | PERFECTN | PASSAGE |
| ORDINANCE | VETOED | VETO OVR | SIGNED BY MAYOR | |
| 67413 | ||||
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