Resolution 031-2016 -.- County Administrator
RESOLUTION NO.031 -2016
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA, AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 185-2009, ATTACHED HERETO, WHICH PROVIDED A
GROUND TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM FOR THE KEY WEST INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT;
AMENDING SECTIONS 2, 6, 8, 10 AND 11 TO PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE DEFINITION OF
"DELIVERY VEHICLE"; TO PROVIDE UPDATED DEFINITION OF "QUEUING AREA"; TO
UPDATE THE GENERAL AND DESIGNATED PARKING AREAS SECTION; TO PROVIDE
STANDING VEHICLE USE OF THE UPDATED BUS AND DELIVERY VEHICLE PARKING AREAS;
TO ESTABLISH AN REDEFINED QUEUING AREA FOR TAXICABS; TO UPDATE THE QUEUING
AREA PROCEDURE ALLOWING ONLY TAXICAB DRIVERS IN SPACES 1 THROUGH 3 TO LOAD
FARES AND ALLOWING TAXICAB DRIVERS IN SPACES 7 THORUGH 12 TO USE THE
RESTROOMS FACILTIIES; TO SPECIFY TAXICAB FARE PROTOCOL ELIMINATING DOUBLE
FARES AND REMOVING RESTRICTIVE LANGUAGE RELATED TO SELECTIVE SCREENING OF
PASSENGERS; TO ESTABLISH TIME LIMITATIONS FOR TAXICABS PARKED IN PUBLIC
PARKING AREAS; TO PROVIDE FOR TAXICAB DRIVERS TO WEAR IDENTIFYING CLOTHING;
TO PROVIDE THAT ALL TAXICABS HAVE A WORKING CREDIT CARD SYSTEM; TO PROVIDE
MINOR CLEARIFICATION FOR VIOLATIONS; TO PROVIDE FOR A REVISED LAYOUT MAP IN
EXHIBIT"A"; AND TO MAKE OTHER MINOR WORDING CHANGES IN THE DOCUMENT;
WHEREAS, in 2009, the Key West International Airport opened the new Terminal and changed the
uses of the existing Terminal; and
WHEREAS, the Airport Director, in consultation with local transportation entities, developed a
revised plan for the parking, standing and circulation of vehicles at the Airport; and
WHEREAS, the Airport Director implemented the new ground transportation plan to coincide with
the opening of the Airport's new Terminal; and
WHEREAS, the County Commission found the new ground transportation plan to be a fair and well-
designed system for the several transportation entities that serve the Airport; and
WHEREAS, the Director of Airports has found it to be beneficial to make refinements to the plan
since the implementation of the original plan;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA THAT:
Section 1. The foregoing recitals are incorporated herein by reference.
Section 2. Definitions.
a)Airport means the.Key West International Airport.
b) Airport Director or Director means the County employee charged with managing the Airport or
designee.
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c) Charter bus means a motor vehicle that is operated on a regular scheduled route or is chartered for a
specific prearranged purpose and is designed to transport more than fifteen persons, including the
driver.
d) Courtesy vehicle means a vehicle carrying passengers with reservations at a hotel, motel, resort
facility,marina, off-site rental company, or local attraction, without a fee charged to the passenger
and is owned or leased by the hotel,motel, resort facility, marina, off-site rental company or local
attraction. A courtesy vehicle shall not mean a vehicle owned by a transportation or tour company
which itself is retained by the hotel,motel, resort facility, marina, off-site rental company or local
attraction to perform a courtesy vehicle function.
e) Commercial activity shall mean the exchange, trading, buying, hiring, or selling of
commodities, goods, information, services, or property of any kind, or any revenue
producing activity on the Airport.
f) Contract Vehicle For Hire (CVH) means a vehicle engaged in the transportation of persons for
compensation, rented or hired by prearranged contractual arrangement for specific passengers on an
itinerary list, not capable of carrying more than fifteen passengers, including the driver. The
definition of a CVH shall remain consistent with the definition contained within the City of Key
West Code of Ordinances, as amended.
g) Delivery vehicle means a vehicle delivering goods or services to or from County personnel
or tenants at the airport.
h) Gross revenues mean the total charges for time, mileage, any and all insurance coverage charged
to the renter, any and all fees,plans, charges or surcharges of any kind whatsoever including but
not limited to roadside service fees, road side service plans, drop off fees, fuel fees, received or
receivable, whether by cash or credit, before any federal, state or local tax and after any discount
specifically shown on the car rental agreement for the rental of all motor vehicles by the operator
to customers picked up at the airport for and in connection with the rental of a motor vehicle
regardless of where the payment is made or where the vehicle is returned. It is the intent of the
County that the definition of gross revenues be construed as broadly as permitted by law and that
the only exclusions to the definition of gross revenues shall be state, federal and local taxes.
i) License Holder shall mean the individual, partnership, LLC or corporation that holds an
occupational license that is properly licensed by the State and County and the City of Key West if
passengers and/or baggage are to be delivered within the city of Key West, for the provision of
transportation services as a Charter Bus, Passenger Vehicle for Hire, Contract Vehicle for Hire, or
Courtesy Vehicle.
j) Motor vehicle or vehicle shall mean any and all motor driven vehicles.
k) Operator means that person actually driving a bus, courtesy vehicle, vehicle for hire, contract
vehicle for hire, or delivery vehicle conducting commercial business at the Airport.
1) Passenger vehicle for hire shall mean a Taxi cab.
m) Person shall mean any individual, partnership, LLC or corporation.
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n) Queuing area means that area of the Airport designated as the standing area for taxicabs, as set forth
in"Exhibit A".
o) Permit decal shall mean a decal that is affixed to a License Holder's vehicle showing evidence
that the License Holder is in compliance with all State, County and City of Key West (if
applicable) regulations, and has paid the appropriate fees.
p) Solicit or solicitation means to ask or advertise, through verbal request, by sign, or by mere physical
presence, if a potential customer desires transportation.
q) Standing (or stand) shall mean temporary parking during which the driver remains with the
vehicle.
r) The owner of a beneficial interest means an individual, corporation, LLC or partnership that does
not have title to a vehicle but has a right or rights in the vehicle that are normally considered an
incident of ownership.
Section 3. Exhibits.
Exhibit A is a map depicting the various parking and standing areas at the Airport. Exhibit B contains the
insurance requirements for the types of vehicles operating at the Airport under the terms of this Resolution.
Exhibits A and B are attached to this Resolution and made part of it.
Section 4. Permitting; and Fees.
a) A License Holder wishing to obtain an Airport Vehicle Permit or permit renewal must complete an
Airport Vehicle Permit application form for their appropriate service which provides evidence that
the applicant is in compliance with State, County and City laws, ordinances and resolutions that
apply to the applicant's operation; provide proof of the insurance for each vehicle required by this
Resolution; and pay the fee described in the following subsections. However, no City permit or
license is required for license holders who deliver passengers and/or baggage to destinations
outside the City of Key West. The applicant must disclose on the application form the ownership
of the vehicle for which the permit is sought. If the legal owner and the owner of a beneficial
interest in the vehicle are different individuals, corporations, LLCs or partnerships, the applicant
must list the legal owner(s) and the owner(s) of any beneficial interests. An owner that is a
privately held corporation or LLC must list the officers and directors; an owner that is a
partnership must list the general partner(s); an owner who is an individual must disclose his or her
legal name; an applicant doing business as (d.b.a.) must disclose the entity that is using the
d.b.a.name.
b) Airport permits shall be issued on a month to month basis. However, permits may be issued on a
one, two or three month basis, payable in advance, providing that all insurance requirements are in
effect for the period of time involved.
c) Courtesy vehicles
(1) Courtesy vehicle operators who wish to stop, stand, park, load, or pick up passengers at the
Airport must possess an Airport Courtesy Vehicle permit from the Airport Director for that
privilege.
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(2) The courtesy vehicle permit fees are:
(i) Except for off-site rental car courtesy vehicles, $400.00 per month per vehicle due
the first of each month. If the permit fee is not paid by the fifth day of each month or
if the vehicle fails to comply with any other applicable requirement of this
Resolution, then the offending vehicle shall not provide any service at the airport
until the permit fee has been paid and, if applicable, any other violation of this
Resolution has been corrected.
(ii) Off-site rental car courtesy vehicles, any number, shall pay a vehicle permit fee
based on a percentage of annual gross revenues at a rate of 8% for all rental
contracts generated from customers picked up at the airport and shall be due and
payable on the first day of the month following the generation of the rental contract.
If the permit fee is not paid by the fifth day of each month or if the vehicle fails to
comply with any other applicable requirement of this Resolution, then the offending
rental car company shall not provide any service at the Airport until the permit fee
has been paid and, if applicable, any other violation of this Resolution has been
corrected. Off-site rental car courtesy vehicles shall maintain all books, records, and
documents directly pertinent to the calculation of the annual gross revenue in
accordance with generally accepted accounting principles consistently applied. The
County or its designated representative and the Monroe County Clerk of Court or
his designated representative shall have reasonable and timely access to such
records. If an auditor employed by either the County or Clerk determines that the
off-site rental car company failed to remit the correct monthly payments as
determined by the audit, the company shall repay the delinquent monies together
with interest calculated pursuant to Sec. 55.03, FS, running from the date the
monies were due to the County.
(iii) The courtesy vehicle permit decal must be affixed to the vehicle in the lower right
front(passenger side) windshield. Expired permit decals will be removed from the
vehicle.
d) Charter buses
(1) Charter bus operators who wish to stop, stand,park, load, or pick up passengers at the
Airport must possess an Airport Charter Bus permit from the Airport Director for that
privilege.
(2) The charter bus permit fees are$200.00 per vehicle per month due the first of each month.
If the permit fee is not paid by the fifth day of each month or if the vehicle fails to comply
with any other applicable requirement of this Resolution, then the offending vehicle shall
not provide any service at the airport until the permit fee has been paid and, if applicable,
any other violation of this resolution has been corrected.
(3)The charter bus permit decal must be affixed to the vehicle in the lower right front
(passenger side) windshield. Expired permit decals will be removed from the vehicle.
e) Passenger Vehicles For Hire and Contract Vehicles For Hire.
(1) Passenger vehicle for hire and contract vehicle for hire operators who wish to stop, stand,
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park, load and pick up passengers at the Airport must possess an Airport Vehicle for Hire
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permit from the Airport Director.
(2) Passenger vehicle for hire permit fees are$200.00 per vehicle per month due the first of
each month. If the permit fee is not paid by the fifth day of each month or if the vehicle
fails to comply with any other applicable requirement of this Resolution, then the offending
vehicle shall not provide any service at the Airport until the permit fee has been paid and, if
applicable, any other violation of this Resolution has been corrected.
(3) Contract vehicles for hire shall have the option of purchasing a monthly permit in advance
or paying a monthly gross revenue fee in arrears. The permit fee for a permit purchased in
advance is $200.00 per vehicle per month. If the contract vehicle for hire elects to purchase
a permit based on each vehicles monthly gross revenue derived from passenger pick up at
the airport, the permit fee shall be 10% of the gross revenue derived from passenger pick
up at the airport and shall be due and payable on the first day of the month following the
passenger pick up. If the permit fee is not paid by the fifth day of each month or if the
vehicle fails to comply with any other applicable requirement of this Resolution, then the
offending vehicle shall not provide any service at the Airport until the permit fee has been
paid and, if applicable, any other violation of this Resolution has been corrected. If the
owner of the contract vehicle for hire obtains his/her permit based on the gross revenue
method the owner shall maintain all books, records, and documents directly pertinent to the
calculation of the monthly gross revenue in accordance with generally accepted accounting
principles consistently applied. The County or its designated representative and the
Monroe County Clerk of Court or his designated representative shall have reasonable and
timely access to such records. If an auditor employed by the County or Clerk determines
that the owner of the Contract Vehicle for Hire failed to remit the correct monthly
payments as determined by the audit, the owner shall repay the delinquent monies together
with interest calculated pursuant to Sec. 55.03, FS, running from the date the monies were
due to the County.
(4)The Passenger Vehicle for Hire permit decal or Contract Vehicle for Hire permit decal must
be affixed to the vehicle in the lower right front (passenger side) windshield. Expired
permit decals will be removed from the vehicle.
(f) Temporary permits may be issued on a daily basis at a cost of$10.00 per day per vehicle. An
applicant for a temporary permit must fill out the appropriate permit form required by the Airport
Director; which provides evidence that the applicant is in compliance with State, County and City
laws, ordinances and resolutions that apply to the applicant's operation; provide proof of the
insurance required by this Resolution; and pay the fee described. A vehicle is only eligible for a
temporary permit for eight days per calendar year. Any vehicle furnishing: Airport service in excess
of eight days per calendar year must have a monthly permit as appropriate to the airport service
provided by the vehicle. The vehicle will not be eligible for a temporary permit again until the
beginning of the next calendar year.
Section 5. Unpermitted operators.
The operators of vehicles for hire, contract vehicles for hire, courtesy vehicles and chartered buses without an
Airport permit may unload passengers at the Airport area designated for general unloading. Unpermitted
operators are prohibited from loading, picking up, or soliciting passengers anywhere at the Airport.
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Section 6. Parking and standing of vehicles.
a) General.
Commercial drop-off only is allowed curbside at the departure terminal for departing
passengers. Members of the public may load, pickup and unload passengers curbside at the
departure terminal and in areas designated as public as shown on Exhibit "A".
b) Designated parking areas.
(1) Exhibit "A" describes different areas on the Airport grounds for the parking and
standing of vehicles. In addition to the public parking lots, there shall be eleven (11)
spaces allotted to the public for short teen pick up arriving passengers; twelve (12)
spaces allotted to taxicabs; and ten(10) spaces allotted to all other commercial vehicles
including charter/city bus, courtesy, contract and delivery vehicles. The Airport
Director may make other areas available for use by commercial delivery vehicles and
charter/city buses.
(2) A taxicab that is not a CVH, but whose driver has a manifest for a particular pickup
may park or stand in the area allotted to the public. A driver of a taxicab bearing a
manifest shall be subject to the rules governing courtesy vehicle operators set forth in
sections 7 b) and c). In such instance, a manifest may be in the form of a sign with the
passenger's name on it.
Section 7. Courtesy vehicle operations.
a) Operators of courtesy vehicles shall use the parking areas designated for courtesy vehicles as shown
on"Exhibit A". Except as provided herein, the use of the area reserved for courtesy vehicles by
anyone other than a courtesy vehicle is prohibited.
b) Operators of courtesy vehicles may enter the terminal arrivals area to meet their passengers. These
operators shall display signs identifying themselves or identifying the passengers they are seeking.
c) Operators of courtesy vehicles or their agents, employees, or accompanying personnel or other
person, shall not solicit business in any manner whatsoever anywhere at the Airport and shall not
accept for transport any individual without a reservation or a reservation request at the hotel, motel,
resort facility or car rental agency for which the courtesy vehicle provides transportation. Upon
request of the Airport Director, or designee, the operator of a courtesy vehicle, or accompanying
personnel, shall furnish the Director or his designee with the names of its customers as may be
necessary to determine compliance with this subsection.
d) Courtesy vehicles shall display the name of the hotel, motel, resort facility, marina, off-site
rental company, or local attraction, and their logo. The display shall be permanently affixed
to the vehicle in a professional business graphic design.
Section 8. Charter Bus and delivery vehicle operations.
a) Only the operators of buses or delivery vehicles may stop, stand, park, load, unload or pick up
passengers at the Airport areas reserved for buses or delivery vehicles. The use of the area
reserved for buses or delivery vehicles by anyone other than bus or delivery vehicle operators is
prohibited, except for standing vehicles only, standing vehicles shall immediately give way and
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vacate the parking area to any bus or delivery vehicle needing that area.
b) Operators of Charter Buses or their agents, employees, accompanying personnel or other person
shall not solicit business in any manner whatsoever anywhere at the Airport and shall not accept
for transport any individual without a reservation. Upon request of the Airport Director, or his
designee, the operator of a Charter Bus, or accompanying personnel, shall furnish the Director or
designee with the names of its customers as may be necessary to determine compliance with this
subsection.
Section 9. Contract vehicles for hire, trolleys, sightseeing vehicles and limousine operations.
a) In waiting for, and in loading of passengers and luggage, contract vehicles for hire, trolleys,
sightseeing vehicles and limousine operators shall use the courtesy vehicle area as specified in
Section 7 above.
b) Contract vehicles for hire, trolleys, sightseeing vehicles, and limousine operators and or their
agents, employees, accompanying personnel or other person may enter the terminal arrivals area to
meet their passengers. They shall display signs identifying themselves or identifying the
passengers they are seeking.
c) These operators shall not at any time solicit customers in the terminal area, shall not have a
taximeter installed or engage in any transportation "on demand".
Section 10. Taxicab operations. The following shall constitute the standards governing the conduct of
operations for taxicabs operating at the Airport:
a) The Airport Director shall establish a first-in, first-out system for taxicabs (passenger vehicles for
hire). There shall be a twelve (12) space waiting area outside the arrivals terminal, together known
as the Queuing Area, designated exclusively for taxicab parking. The Queuing Area is specifically
described in `Exhibit A." as Taxicab Parking. All operators in Queuing Area spaces 1 through 6
shall remain with their vehicles unless the operator is actively engaged in assisting a passenger,
only operators in spaces 1 through 3 will be allowed to load passengers into their vehicles. All
operators in Queuing Area spaces 7 through 12 shall remain with their vehicles unless they are
using the airport restroom facilities. If an operator leaves his or her vehicle for any reason at the
time a fare is available, then the operator forfeits their right to the fare.
b) When the first operator in line in the Queuing Area obtains a fare, the next operator(s) shall move
up in line. Jumping the waiting line or taking fares out of turn is not allowed.
c) Operators shall only load one fare at a time and shall immediately depart the airport to provide
transportation service for the fare paying passenger(s). Operators may not re-enter the queuing
area with a passenger in the cab.
d) Operators may not refuse a fare.
e) Taxicabs picking up lost baggage by previous arrangement with an airline may
park in the area in Exhibit"A" allotted to the public,under the same time limitations. In this
circumstance, no soliciting or acceptance of other fares is allowed.
f) If a group request for transportation to the first driver in line exceeds the capability of that
vehicle, the request shall be referred to the next driver in line that can accommodate the group,.or
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the group may be broken into smaller groups with the permission of the passengers.
g) There shall be no shouting to or soliciting of passengers inside the terminal buildings.
h)No obscene language or rowdy or boisterous behavior by operators shall be allowed.
i) When unloading passengers, a operator shall park the vehicles at the curb. No double parking
shall be allowed.
j) No double parking is allowed for cabs waiting to move into a taxicab parking spot.
k) If an operator discovers or witnesses an alleged or suspected rule violation, he or she shall forward
it to Airport Security in written form within 24 hours.
1) While operators are expected to make best efforts to police themselves, they are subject to the
direction of any on-site representative of the Monroe County Sheriff's Department.
m) All operators shall wear at least one item of clothing clearly identifying them as an operator of the
cab company for which they are working for at that moment and thus providing a commercial
service at the airport for.
n) All operators shall have a fully operating credit card system when providing commercial service at
the airport, if an operator's credit card system is not functioning, the operator shall not provide
service from the queuing area.
Section 11. Violations.
a) All operators of vehicles engaged in commercial activity at the Airport shall comply with this
Resolution.
b)A FIRST offense by an operator shall result in a written warning to the operator. The Monroe
County Sheriffs Office shall prepare a report which shall be provided to the Airport Director
detailing the date, time and place of the offense. The Airport Director shall issue written
notification to the offending operator informing the operator that they have committed their first
offense to the Airport's Ground Transportation Resolution. A copy of the written notification shall
also be provided to the License Holder of the vehicle.
c) A SECOND offense by an operator within a 12 month period of the first offense, shall result in the
offending operator being banned from operating on the Airport property for a period of up to 14
consecutive calendar days. An operator so banned shall not be allowed to conduct commercial
activity of any kind including pick up or drop off of passengers. The ban shall not apply to the
operator's use of the airport for the operator's personal travel. The Monroe County Sheriffs Office
shall prepare a report which shall be provided to the Airport Director detailing the date, time and
place of the offense as well as all previous offenses. The Airport Director shall issue written
notification to the offending driver informing the driver that their privilege to operate at the Airport
has been suspended and the effective dates of the suspension. A copy of the written notification
shall be provided to the License Holder.
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d) A THIRD offense by an operator within a 12 month period of the second offense shall result in the
subject having their privilege to operate at the airport revoked immediately. The Airport Director
shall'issue a written notice to the offending operator informing the offending operator of the
immediate revocation of operating privileges at the Airport. An operator so banned shall not be
allowed to conduct commercial activity of any kind including pick up or drop off of passengers.
The ban shall not apply to the operator's use of the airport for the operator's personal travel. The
offending operator can petition, in the form of a letter, for reinstatement of his privileges to operate
at the Airport upon the expiration of 90 calendar days from the effective date of revocation of
operating privileges. A copy of the written notification shall be provided to the License Holder.
e) The Airport Director or designee, may request the Monroe County Sheriffs Office issue a trespass
warning to any operator whose privileges to operate at the Airport has been suspended. Any
operator who has been issued a trespass warning by the Monroe County Sheriffs Office and returns
to the Airport property during the term of the suspension will be subject to arrest Under F.S.
810.09.
f) An operator cited under subsection b), c) or d) above, may appeal in writing to the Airport Director
within 7 calendar days of the written notification of the penalty. The Airport Director or designee
shall review the written appeal and may hold a hearing on the appeal within 7 days (holidays and
weekends excluded) of receipt of the appeal. Any penalty imposed pursuant to subsection c) or d)
above shall remain in force during the pendency of the appeal. All appeals shall be informal in
nature and strict rules of evidence shall not apply.
g) Any written appeal submitted later than 7 calendar days of the written notification of the offense
shall not be considered.
Section 12. Authority.
The Airport Director shall have the authority to make adjustments to the ground transportation system without
obtaining an amendment to this Resolution. This authority is delegated in consideration of the harmonious
operation of the Airport. The Airport Director shall consult with those entities that provide transportation
services at the Airport before implementing changes to the plan. Any such changes shall be in writing and
affixed to this Resolution in the files of the County Clerk.
Section 13. Severability.
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, item, or provision of this Resolution is held invalid, the remainder
of this Resolution shall not be affected by such invalidity.
Section 14. Inconsistency.
All Resolutions or parts of a Resolution in conflict herewith are hereby repealed to the extent of such
conflict.
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Section 15. Effective Date.
This Resolution will take effect after the promulgation required in Sec. 332.08 (2) (b), Fla. Stat.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County, Florida, at a
regular meeting of the Board held on the /0 day of February, 2016.
Mayor Carruthers Yes
Mayor Pro Tem Neugent Yes
Commissioner Kolhage Yes
Commissioner Rice Yes
Commissioner Murphy Yes
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INSURANCE'REQUIREMENTS
INSURANCE
The insurance requirements for vehicles providing ground transportation at Key West International Airport
shall be as set forth in this Exhibit. Applicants applying for a permit discussed in Section 4 of this Resolution
must provide proof of insurance at least once every six (6) months or as requested by Airport Management.
This proof of insurance should be in a form of a Certificate of Insurance issued by a licensed agent for the
State of Florida. This certificate should be an original. In the description of operations section, it should
clearly state that this is a public livery policy where the insured charges a fee. If the vehicle were a courtesy
vehicle, this would not apply. Additionally, at least once per year, applicants will be required to execute the
"Indemnification and Hold Harmless" form contained in this Exhibit.
Insurance requirements for all vehicles providing service at the airport shall be as described in Exhibit B.
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EXHIBIT B
VEHICLE LIABILITY
INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
VEHICLE LIABILITY
INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
Recognizing that the work governed by this contract requires the use of vehicles, the Contractor, prior to the
commencement of work, shall obtain Vehicle Liability Insurance, Coverage shall be maintained throughout
the life of the contract and include, as a minimum, liability coverage for:
* Owned,Non-Owned, and Hired Vehicles
The minimum limits acceptable shall be:
$300,000 Combined Single Limit (CSL)
If split limits are provided, the minimum limits acceptable shall be:
$100,000 per Person
$300,000 per Occurrence
$ 50,000 Property Damage
The Monroe County Board of County Commissioners shall be named as Additional Insured on all
policies issued to satisfy the above requirements
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CLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF POSTING
I AMY HEAVILIN, Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Monroe County, State of Florida, DO
HEREBY CERTIFY that Resolution No.31-2016 amending Resolution No. 185-2009, which provided a
ground transportation system for the Key West International Airport; amending sections 2, 6, 8, 10 and 11
was passed and adopted by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County, Florida at a regular
meeting held on Feb. 10. ,2016.
That on Mar /(P , 2016, I did post a copy of said Resolution pursuant to Section 332.08 (2) (b),
Florida Statute by posting for four (4) consecutive weeks a copy at the front door of the County Courthouse of
Monroe County, at Key West, State of Florida, it being the place where Court is held in said County.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of the Court, this /
Day of I(1QYCh A.D. 2016
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