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Ordinance No. 2004-52 general circulation within Cuyahoga County for two successive weeks prior to a date certain for submittal of such offers of proposal. (b) Only offers of proposal received by the City by a date certain as established in the specifications may be considered by the City. All offers of proposal timely received by the City shall be submitted to the Board of Control as soon as is practicable for review and recommendation before any legislation may be introduced authorizing and/or directing the Mayor, on behalf of the City, to enter into any such contract. (c) This section shall not apply to contracts entered into pwsuant to Article XI of the Charter, entitled, "Franchises;" to sales or leases of real property owned by the City; to sales of personal property governed by either Section 525.15 or Chapter 955; to contracts for the abatement of real property taxes; to Park Concession Permit Programs meeting the requirements of 5ection 111.01(d); or to rentals of ice time at the Recreation Complex by the Recreation Commissioner pursuant to Ordinance No. 96- 114, whether in the form of a written contract or otherwise. (d) Park Concession Permit Program. Pursuant to the exemption provided in su6section (c), the requirements of subsections (a) and (b) shall not apply to nor prohibit the Director of Public 5afety from granting permits to participate in the Park Concession Permit Program. Upon the review and recommendation of t6e Recreation Commissioner, the Director of Public Safety may grant permits to community or charitable groups to staff and operate concession or vending facilities upon City park property. Such permits shall 6e subject to the following requirements: (1) Identification of the community or charitable group and the individual representative thereof as program participants; (2) Description of t6e specific park location and other facilities considerations, (i.e., trailers, tents, water supply and electrical, if any); (3) Specific dates and times of operation; (4) Description of all items to be offered for sale, the prices to be c6arged and the supplier (i.e., Coca-Cola or other products supplied by City); (5) Specific monetary terms (split proceeds or per diem rate). The Director of Public Safety shall issue permit forms consistent with the foregoing requirements and which fig the terms of program participation, in writing, and in advance of permit issuance. The Recreation Commissioner may prepare application forms and regulations to outline further reasonable terms and conditions of program participation, consistent with these requirements, subject to the notice and comment of the Recreation Commission, and upon the final approval of the Director of Public Safety. SECTION 3: That this Ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure immediately necessary for the preservation of the public health, safety and welfare, and 3 ?^?a». . , us w4:h , . ??.'?`aJPT. ,. .. .. .. . . . ... .: . .?..f?"'d"i?54!KKfie.35^:. •:e.. . .,. . , . I . . ... ,.a»;4Eyz.o 32S .H?.a . , eria :' , ..?. , k`m?^t3 ...w . . ? ?