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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES.093.03-21-1984 � ... . . . BILL NO. 84-32 RESOLUTION N0. � A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CAPE GIRARDEAU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR PROMOTING CONVENTIONS AND TOURISM BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION l. The City Manager on behalf of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, is authorized to enter into an agreement with the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce for promoting con- ventions and tourism. A copy of this agreement is attached to this resolution and made a part hereof. � PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS �I DAY OF � , 1984 . 'Y'�z��it.t-�' r'��-r--�� Howard C. Tooke, Mayor ATTEST: , � �-C...,c-eC.... �.. Verna L. Landis, City Clerk � � , � _. .,.. . _ . .. ...w . . ,.__...� ..� .. - .�:.. . �r� R :a�.� f:;. i r?rSd� ",..``r._.M-�.... _._..._ __�.._._ .._ �•�r . _. � �^ ' � ' s''`".. � �, . . . ��r r� �r �" , � �� �'��,D, �, �� �� �� ,,!� - � €��� � -. _ y,, ; Y �F���� 1 OFFICE OF THE �„`�; t�s�:.�is++s.�.'1�"".�s 1 ;��`����.».:. CITY HA�L CITY MANAGER P.O.BOX 817 CAPE GIRARDEAU,MO.63701 December 7, 1984 Mr. Bob Hendrix, President Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce 601 North Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701 Dear Bob: Enclosed please find an agreement which will continue the operation of the Convention and Tourism Bureau by the Chamber of Commerce. Please execute and return the original and one copy for our records. You may keep the other copy for your files. Please note that you need to submit to my office quarterly reports on the activities of this new Bureau. You also must submit an annual report by March l, 1985. 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The City and the Chamber are currently operating on an agreement which was initiated on April 1, 1984, � and expires on December 31, 1984. This was the initial agreement to establish the Convention and Tourism Bureau as a division of the Chamber of Commerce. The agreement that is being proposed for the calendar year 1985 is essentially the same as the current agreement. The attached Exhibit A to the agreement provides for an outline of the various types of programs that will be initiated and administered by the Convention and Tourism Bureau. Also submitted with this Council Letter is a proposed budget for the Convention and Tourism Bureau. The proposed budget provides for an expenditure of approximately $120,000 during the � calendar year. This budget has been reviewed by the Convention and Visitors Advisory Committee and they are recommending that the City Council adopt it. The Convention and Tourism Bureau administered by the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce is utilizing revenue derived from the Hotel/Motel/Restaurant Tax that has been in place since January 1, 1984. The receipts from this tax revenue, as specified by the City Council , will be utilized to partially pay the principal and interest cost on the $5 million general obligation bond issue which will be par.tially utililzed to fund . the University/City Multi-Purpose Building and to pay for the operations of the Convention and Tourisr� Bureau. The City has received $382,635. 35 from this tax source through October of � this year . Through the existing contract with the Chamber, the City has reimbursed expenditures in the amount of �9,647. 16. / �:, � , � Council Letter No. 207 Agenda December 5, 1984 Page 2 It is anticipated that the Convention and Tourism Bureau will become much more active in the community and have a higher level of expenditures with the appointment of the full time director . It is recommended that the City Council approve the attached resolution authorizing the agreement with the Chamber of Commerce for the continuation of the Convention and Tourism Bureau within the community. Respectfully submitted, �,' ���'t Gary A. Eide City Manager GAE/egl Attachments cc: City Attorney • � � � �w ' �,FR � �� i��� Cape Girardeazc Chamber o f Commerce EXECUTIVE OFFICE April 3, 1g84 Mr. Gary A. Eide City Manager P. 0. Box 617 Cape Girardeau, MO 63701 Dear Gary: Enclosed is a signed copy of the Agreement between the City of Cape Girardeau and the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce on the Convention/Tourism Bureau. We sincerely appreciate all your help and support on this new endeavor. Sincerely,� � ��;f / . -'f Robert B. Hendrix President RBH:lm enclosure PO. BOX 98, 601 N. KINGSHIGHWAY. CAPE GIRARDEAU. MISSOURI 63701 --A/C 314-335-3312 DECLAKATIO�lS (COi�TTNtJED). F'OLICY N0. $4 SBA ET9`�b3 _ � FkEMISES . LOCATIO�lS . BUSINESS OF NAMED INSURED A�lD SCHEDULE OF COVEkAGES FOk F'REMISES AS DESIGNA7ED KY NUME+Ek KELOW � . LOCATION 001 E�UILDING OOS 60� N KINGSHIGHWAY i CAF'E GIkARDEAU . M0. b3741 ! OFFICES - GE�lERAL SECTIOi� I - E�UTLDING , RUSI�lESS F'Ef.SQtJAL F'kQF'EFTY A�lD �0�lEY AND SECURITIES DEDUCTIE�LE : 3100 ' COVERAGE A - E�UILDI�tG LIi�IT OF LIAE+ILITY : �68 , 000 FULL VALUE FEF'LACEMEN7 COST COVEkAGE APF'LIES COYEKAGE B - PUSI�lESS F'EFSONAL FkOP�RTY LIMIT OF LIAKILITY : �30.OU0 � FtEPLACEMENT COST COVERAGE AF'FLIES F'EkSONAL FkOF'EkTY OF OTHEkS �lOT APP'LICAE�LE COYERAGE C - MONEY AND SECURITIES LI�iIT OF LIAPILITY : �i6.000 ON FFE�iISES �2�600 OFF PkEMISES LOCATION 002 bUILDING OOf 220 N i�AIN ST CAPE GIf:ARDEAU . �10. b3701 OFFICES - GENERAL SECTION I - �+UI�DING . KUSI�lESS FERSQNAL FFOF'EkTY AND �fONEY AND SECURITIES DEDUCTIbLE � �500 COVEf,AGE A - E�UILDI�lG NpT AF'F'LICARLE COVEkAGE K - E+USINESS F'ERSONAL F'FQF'EFTY LI�1IT OF LIAPILITY : f2 . 000 , REF'LACEMENT COST COYEkAGE AF'FLIES F'EkSONA� F'kOF'EkTY OF OTHEkS NOT AF'F'LICA�LE FpRM SF'-3-�T (NS) FFcINYED I�! U.S.A. F'AGE 2 (CONTINUED ON NEXT F'AGE) � 12/28/83 84 SE�A ET9963 < � 2/11 /84) - Y _ . DECLARA7IONS (Ct]iVTINU�.D) F'01_ICY N0. 84 SL�A ET99b3 'FkEMISES . LOCATIONS . PUSINESS OF NA�1ED INSUF:ED Ai�D SCHEDULE OF ✓ COVEkAGES FOk F'�EMISES (CONTINUED) . LOCATION 002 BUILDING 041 tCONTINUED) . ; i COVERAGE C - �10NEY AND SECUkITIES LIMI7 OF LIARILITY : �10 .00U ON f'kEMISES �2 .OU0 OFF F'kEMISES I SECTION II - CO�F'kEHENSIVE BUSINESS LIABILITY COVEkAGE COVEFAGE D - bUSINESS LIAE�ILITY ' LIMIT OF LIABILITY � �500 .000 EACH OCCUkkENCE THE LIi�IT OF LIAPILITY . FOk COVEkAGE D . WITH f:ESF'ECT TO THE � C01�PLE7ED OF'EkATIONS A�lD F'�,ODUCT HAZAF.DS CUMFfINED IS AN AGGkEGATE LIMI7 FOR ALL OCCUkkENCES DUkI�lG THE F'OLICY F'EkIOD. � ADVEkTISING I�lJUkY LtAE+ILITY LIi'fIT OF LIAE�ILITY � 5100 . 000 AGGfiE:GATE FIkE LEGAL LIAE+ILITY � LI�iIT OF LIAE�ILITY � s300 , 000 EACH OCCl1F�kE�lCE COVEkAGE E - MEDICAL F'AYMENTS ' LIiiIT OF LIAL�ILITY � t5 .000 EACN FEkSON ! f10.000 EACH ACCIDENT NON-OWNED AUTOMO�ILE/HIRED CAR LIMIT OF LIA�ILITY = �508 ,000 EACH OCCURF�EiVCE FOR�iS AND ENDOkSEMENTS MADE PART OF THIS PQLICY AT TIME OF ISSUE: SF-4-2 SF'-14-1 SP-23-ti G-2905-0 SF-37-� G-2�40-3E� NAi�E I�lSUF.ED G-2240-38 LIAPILITY SEC7ION ' �FOR�i SP-3-1 T (NS) PR IN7ED IN U.S.A. F'AGE 3 12/28/83 84 SPA ET9963 ( 12/11/84) � , ' �""'_ i�ISCELLA�lEOUS CHA�lGE ENDOkSEt�EN7 • ' THE HAkTFOKD ACCIDEiVT AND IMDEMiVITY INSUFA�lCE COMF'AN - NA�SED I�lSUkED AND CAFE GIfiAF.DEAU CHAMbER OF COMMEftCE � �fAILING ADDFESS � �A�lD C0�lVENTION/TOURISM (SEE E�lDT) � F' 0 E�OX 98 CAF'E GIkAFDEAU MO � 63701 F'OLICY N0 : 84 WE 509504 F'OLICY 7Ek�i: 12-1 1-83 TO 1 z-1 1 -84 F'RODUCEk ' S CODE: 53U503 Ff:ODUCEk 'S �IA�iE� I�lSUkANCE ASSOCIATES THIS ENDORSE�fENT FOkMS A PART UF TNE F'OLICY �lU�iE�EF;ED AE+QYE. ISSUED BY THE HAkTFOkD INSUkAi�CE GkOUF' COMF'A�lY DESIGi�ATED THEREIN. AND TAKES EFFECT AS OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE STATED HEkEIN. EFFECTIYE DATE � 12-SS -83 Et�DT �t0 : U2. ' - I�! CONSIDEF�ATIO�! OF NO CHANGE IN F'kEMIUii IT IS AGkEED THAT : �lAMED INSUkED IS A�iENDED TO kEAD: CAF'E GIFAkDEAU CHAMHER OF CO�iMEFCE AND CONYE�lTION/TOUFISM FOk�i NUML�EkS OF Et�DOkSEMENTS ADDED TO THIS PO�ICY AT ENDOkSEMENT ISSUE: G2�40 2D F'RO KATA FACTOF : 1 .000 AUDIT FERIOD � AN�lUAL NOTNING HEFtEIN CONTAI�lED SNALL BE HELD TO VARY . WAIVE , ALTEk , OR EXTEND A�lY OF TNE 1'Eki�S . C0�lDITIO�lS . AGREE�fE�ITS Qk DECLAF:ATIO�tS QF THE F'OLICY OTHEk THAN AS STATED HEkEI�l. THIS E�lDQkSE�1E�lT SHALL �lQT E�E E;I�VDI�lG U�ILESS CO ' IGNE E�Y A DULY AUTHOkIZED AGENT OF TNE CO�IF'ANY. COU�ITEkSIG�lED BY AUTHOkIZED AGENT FOFM L4358 OT F'kINTED IN U.S.A. i�s-�5-84 84 WE 101504 (i2-11-84) X THIS `ENDORSEMENT FOkMS A PAkT OF POLICY N0: 84 WE 10ti504 ISSUED BY THE � HAkTFOkD INSURA�CE GkOUp CO�PANY DESIG�ATED THEFEIN , A�D TAKES EFFECT AS OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF SAID F'OLICY UNLESS ANOTHEk EFFECTIVE DATE IS STATED NEREIN � � EFFECTIVE DATE 12-11 -83 EFFEGTIYE `HOUk IS THE SAME AS STATED IN THE DECLA�ATIONS OF TNE FOLICY . ------------------------------------------ NA�ED INSUaED AND �AILING ADDKESS : CAFE GI�AkDEAU CHA�HEK OF GOMMEFCE A�D CONVE�TIO�/TOUkISM . F' 0 BOX 98 , CAF'E GIkARDEAU , �10. 6370� _--__--------------------------------------_ I7E�1 1 OF THE DECLAkAT ION IS COMF'LETED TO I�lCLUDE AS tNSUFtED. Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce and Convent�on/Tourism Bureau of Cape Girardeau NO1'HI�lG HEkEI�! CONTAIi�ED SHALL RE HELD TO VAkY . 4tAIVE , ALTER , Of: EXTEiVD A�lY OF THE TEkt�S . C0�lDITIONS . AGREE�iENTS Ok DECLAKATIO�lS OF THE F'OLICY . OTHER THAiV AS HEREIN STATED. THIS ENDORSE�IENT SHALL NOT PE E�I�lDI�lG U�lLESS GOU�ITEf.SIGNED RY A DULY pUTHOFIZED AGEidT OF THE COMF'ANY c F'ROVIDED THAT IF THIS ENDQkSEi`iENT TAKES EFFECT AS OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE FOLICY AND . AT ISSUE OF SAID POLICY . FOkMS A F'ART THEREOF , COUNTEkSIGNATUFE ON THE DECLAkATIONS F'AGE OF SAID F'OLICY bY A DULY AUTHOFIZED AGENT OF THE CO�F'ANY SHALL CONSTITUTE VALID COUNTEkSIGNATUKE OF THIS E�lDOF:SEME�l7. COUN7EkSIG�lED F3Y -------------- AUTHOkIZED AGENT -2240-2DT F'kINTED IN U.S.A. �< _��_Qe an W�' soS504 t12-11-84) ,.,.,. MISC�LLA�EOUS CHH�GE E�pUFSE�E�T . "r NA�iED INSUkED A�ID CAPE GIfiAkDEAU CHAMPEF OF COMMERCE MAILING ADDkESS : SEE FOkii G-2240 P, 0. E�OX 98 CAPE GIkAFDEAU . CAPE GIkAFDEAU MO.� 63701 pOLICY NO. : 84 SBA ET9963 F�OLICY TERM : �2/Si /83 12/1t /84 1 INCEFTION EXF'IkA7I0N YEAk �RODUCEk'S CODE : 5305U3 F'kODUCEk'S �lAME : INSUkA�lCE ASSOCIATES THIS E�tDOkSE�tE�lT FOk�iS A F'AkT OF THE POLICY �lUt1E�EkED AE+OVE . ISSUED E�Y TNE HAkTFOkD FIkE Ii�SUfiANCE COMF'A�lY . AND TAKES EFFECT AS OF THE EFFECTIVE DA7E STATED HEkEIN. EFFECTIVE DATE : 01/U5/84 ENDT. �!0. : 00� I�! C0�lSIDEkATION OF A�! ADDITIONAL F'REi�IUM OF �25.04 : IT IS AGf.EED THAT : ' _ SECTIO�lS I A�lD II — F3UI�DI�IG . E+USINESS F'EkSOHAL F'FOF'EkTY AND COMPFEHENSIVE E�USI�lESS LIAF3ILITY COYEkAGES AkE kEYISED AS FOLLpWS : COVE�AGE D — Ht1SINESS LIAFsILITY : LI�iIT OF LIABILITY IS A�iENDED FROii #500.040 EACH OCCUF.E�lCE TO #f .000.000 EACH OCCURE�ICE � NON—OWNED AUTO /HIKED CAk LIMIT OF LIAEsILITY IS AMENDED FROiI f590.U00 EACH OCCURENCE TO 51 .008.008 EACH OCCURENCE F'k0 FATA FACTOk : U.934 �lOTHING NEkEIN CONTAINED SNALL E+E HELD TO YAkY . WAIYE , ALTER . OK EXTEND � ANY OF THE TEkMS, CONDITIONS . AGkEEMENTS . Ok DECLAkATIONS OF 7HE FOLICY OTHER THAN STATED HEf,EIN. 7'HIS E�lDORSEME�lT SNALL �IOT E�E E�I�lDING Ut�LESS COU E NED E�Y A DULY AUTNOR I ZED AGENT OF THE C0�1F'ANY. COU�lTEkSIGiVEA bY � AUTNORIZED AGENT �FOkM SF'-9-1T F'FcINTED IN U.S.A. F'AGE 1 r, !a4 /"1d/Qd Qd ('gA CTOOLZ / 1 ^f/t t i0A1 K � �i .�. �, i AG�t8Sb4ENT T�iIS ��BNT, made aad o�tertd in�o thi� � $ay o! � , 1964, by �nd bet�ee�r� the ��.ty vf �age �a= e�, ssvur • a muniQipa�. aorpo�ation, her�inaftar r�- �e�xed to as the "City" and �h�a Capo 6irar��i�au Cha�r of Com- merce, hereinafter refs=r�d tca as the "eYiamber. " WI�SBl�Tk�: l. T� Th�s czoatract she►11 run ��om A�ril l, 1984 ta t�ao�mb�r 31, 1984. Z. SCQPB OF �F.�iVICEB Th� Chau�ab�r will p�r�orm s�rvfas� mor� particula�sl� de�oaribe�d i� Sx�hibit A �ehict� ia at��chad ��r�to a�nc3 invorpo=ated herein by r�:Ear�naa. 3. C4�RACT .�T)�I�TIST�TIQN �h�► City d�siqnat�►� its Cf.ty l�aaaqer tor his d�sir�nata8 alter�mta) as ita r�presente�tive ta aha�a a11 �o�unieation� z�la�ed to the s�rop� of work, ccst, s+ahedule�, aa� persror�ne2 matt.re shall be dir�cted. The Cha�nber desi�nat�a Robert H. Hendrix, Presidmnt og the Chamber Eor hi� deafgnated �1�esAate) ae its r�preaez�ta�.iv� Eor a12 ac,rk �+��fc�rm�ed u�8�r this oautract. �he re�presm�tatives ahall hev� prima►ry se�ponsibility and a�uthority on b�half of eaah pa��rty to administer �he contra�ct and to agr+�e upc�n proce8ur�� io� cc�ordinating th+� e��orte caf both garti�s. 4. FUR�t�SHINC IAIF�R�tAT��t3 AY,�. j.AgO�.'��Ot'3♦ data, and �eQorts ae sre existing, a�vaiiable, and nec�,rsary �`or the aarrying out of the work �hall be furnished� tca the Cha�}aar witbou� vha=g�s by trh+� C3ty� and th� City sha11 oocrp�►rat� �v3th �h� Chaamb�r in avesy �ay possible in ca�rryiag out �h� serwictws. 5. �OPY�,tIGIiT3 q'h�e Cha�r shall def�nd, fnc�+amnify and hold the city harm- ies$ trc� any and� all claims or aausa� of act3.on, in�ludinq u�limited attorn�y'ffi fse,� aad legal a�psnses, aa�i.�cing out cf or basdd upc�n ariy ailsq�d iafringe�aat oi° any copyr3,ght, or any y '+' � , J' .../�'� •���ti�d iavasion or infr . in o��aeation with ti�� ���;�. of a� right cat aay third p�rty �'``�rforma�p�s o! �ork h�r�uader. 6. RL�pp_RT� ���� � � ,;� A• �ee�terlv �portw The Ch+�mber sl��eil sub�it . �o '�ha CitY. on a �n adaa3,i��trativ� prQqsaas regort �rg�rm�d c�uriag �h�rt�srly baa�,a. �hith >�;�►Qribes thw woack aQcouu� a� �vesy e�at3vity�un��rt�a�ten��an�evaludtiangof��i.ail�c� tbe peraonnel involv�d, amd all fu�d� e�pended. A, du�licsat�ucop�r�� af tb�e �fn��i�l r�part wilZ be submi���� f;o ��,� City Collector ��° ���1 �� ur�limited aeaees to all aac,rowati�►g r�cords o� the ��+�' �er�.ainir�q to this aqr�e�at. H. Yea=1y R�port �hs Chambe�r s�ia►il submit a year-end re Dlarah 3. 195� inca�pr�rating ths info�nti4n�rom�t��d�n�h�,yn r�Fcrts �nd evalua�i�q e�eh a�eg pf the pscq�am. C. t3tM�s Rspc�rts T�ae C,hamb�r ,�hall �r�bmit tm the City �uch �ther r�por�s as �Y bo ��tqwstad or are� neQ�s$ery to infor� the City of grabiem�s phieh raqt�ire City a�ztlon. ?. 8�a8t�TBy Pe►�csonn�sl hi�ed by th� Cha�be�s to p�rfcrm th� serviees raquir�d under �is a�rs��nt ul�ll not b� ��aplo�r��� a� or hava any Qo��raca�ual ral�,tionsh#p wi�h t�• City. �tll of the services re�jtii�md he��und����thall be� p�rformed undar �he Chamb�r's dir�ct s�pervteton wnd all per�on�el �ngagod in fi.hs acrk �hall b� tully q�a2i�i�d. �. SUBC�1�9'R71►�CT2Nt3 I�+��t of th� Mork c►� s�rv#.a�s voverBd b� this contaac� shall be $�bcontract�d or auaigned w�.thuut the �ritten appraval of th� City. 9. CQ��C81��1T 0�' w�Rx Tba► Cl�ambex� �ha�ll b�gin p+�rformanc� of its s�rv�csa unt�er fi.v�.s aqr�e�nt na latar than A�ril �, 1984. 10. pA� _ �,��,�� for ��'��a �d� this aoz�tsaat xill be made by ttto City o� • �onih . � �• �he Chamb4t shall eubmit by th+� f e+� �t�,�Y �Y��t on t�i� 1O�h of �.he fol�,a�vir� 30#�.h o � 9 2. . � ,�. , montb, a requieiticn fo= paym�nt and a stat�ment vf services r�ndersd, Th�r r�quie�.tion shall be iccomp�ni�d by proof of Pay�a�t or val.id bills. Th� C�iamber �hall certi�y that the pay- �ent requeat�d #s aolely for �ervi��a rendsred under �this aqre�e- m�ant. The Ci�y will aom�en�e��e the+ C�a�r only for cos�s a�t�lly �incurr�d in th� gertormance of fihie� agr�e�nt. zt is eaa�pr��aly t�ders�cac�d that in no event wf11 th� ta�m�. r�imbusse- ment under th�r te=aas o� thie aontract �x+ceed the �um of fi�t�-si�c thou�auid twc> hurtdred f3.tty d+�llars t��6,25Q.40) . Il. �it3�MZ1�ITIOL� If, through an� aau�+�, the Chamb�r �h�li fail to fulfill ir� ��ly anci prop�� �n�sr its obligationa un,�er th�.e� aon�raot, or if t#�, Ghambes sh�il violat� �ay of ths covsnants, agra.�z�ta nr atipula�ion�c of this c�ontraat, th� City sha11 thereugcn h�v� �Me right to terminate this cont��at by givir�g written noti�• to th� Chatmb�er o� a�ch termin��fon and apeai��rinq th�► effeQtive day o� a�ah terminat3,on. The City may, aitha►ut Qav��e, t�rminate this Qcntra�t upon �ixty �60) daye prior Mxit�en notice. In eithas su��h aven�, the Cha�ber and its subeo�a�r�etors �ha�ll �ea�s� a�11 arozk an th� prajmat r��d a21 finished or un�inished docwments, data, studies, snrve�*�, drawings, map�, model�, phot4gr��rh�, and reparts o€ oth�r mate�ial� pre�pared by tYi� �hamber, beco��s the prop�rty of the City, a�nd th� Chamber sha;].l be �ntifile� to sec�ive �nat and equit�eble compensation fo� an� satis�a�tory work vompl��ed on the prc��et vr vn e�ch do�u�ents or o�h�rr ma�Qrials. L�ot�itYi- $ta►�adin9 �he above, the Ch,��nb�r shall na►t k�e reli�ved of i3abiiity ta th� City �ar da�qes suetained by the City by virtue of any breaoh of thi� cs�ntraet by th� Chamb�=. l�. RIGHT QF AUDIT A. CM�mb�r'� Booka and Aecord�s The Cha�b�r �hal]. keep a►ee�ratm reporta and other reeords �ho�ring in fu�.1 c�et�il the aost� for which the Cbamb�r elaima ra9.�burs�emen�. Th� City may exami.ne afi any time durinq regnlar busiAesB l�ours �uch tim+� and ex�ease =�posts and othar r�aords at the Cham;ber' s of�i�e mnd th� Ghat�r �gr�es that �� will produee au�h ro�Qzds wh�nev�r rea�►onabl� required by the City. The uns�lated q�erml booka �nd f�,nancial r,�ccrds of th� G'Mamber a�ill not be avai.lable� �or �x�i.nati4n. Aay exazaination sha12 b� perfar�sd at the expat��� of ths City, Yf �uah �xa�in�►�iQ�n �hculd $3�1Qs0 that the City has paid the CMamb�r fo� laboz hours which have �ot fa faczt b��n �rked, fv� serv3�es r�ot i� favt rend,or�d, or for o�her cdsts no� �xpe�nded in a�ac►rdaz��e with th� eontra�et, t�e Chambe+r s�iall re�und to the City an �nount equal to any sueh excessea. B. StuboontzaCtor's Bc�oka and R,�cords a .� '�h� Chamb�r agre�s �o inaind� th+� substence of �his� aect�on 3.n a17. srtibcc�ntraat� to b� perfor:�ed cn a� cost raimbu���ble, 3. . - h�urly rate, �r simiiar basis, giving to the City th� right to mudit, at i�� owa e�pe��e, the bc�oks aAd reccrda p�rt�ininq to a33y 1�tl�l'! SU�C?A�'�fl'�� 13. �M�URAAICE D�arinq th� perfo�an�e a� all xerk uri��s this aontract, or a�y s�lacontraats h+�reund�r, th� Ctumb�r shall main�nin th+� #al- ZQ��.Ag �A�12Si33�8 �ov�rage a►t r�ti addi�ioac�al eost to th� Cit� and prc►vf�e satisfao�ory svidenc� o� cov�rage p�ior to th� ac�ence- �A� Gl�' �!� �P��'IC. l. Workm�r�'� Campensation - a�� requi��d by l�aa: $�OA,�Oa. 2. Comgrehe�siv� p��eral L�mbility, incit�ding pe=-- r�onal ir��t�y aad contract��1. 2,iabiii�� aith �iaS.mum limits o�s $804,��4 Sadily Zn��ry and grap�=ty be�ma�g� ac�mbinad. 3. Gc�mpseh�n�ive Automobil� Liability, iacl.udinq ca�rned, n�+n-oam�d, and hir�d e�r:, with m3.nimum li�.ta vf: $�AO,fl40 �odi.ly Zn�ury �nd Pro��y �ama►qe co�bin�d. Al.l e�ride�nce i�csu�� in ,�upportin� theae requirem�nt� mu�at ggovida �o� �&e City a� an "�c�ditional �nsure�", �ith a min#.� t:hirty {�p� day natia� ot' oanc�llation. 7�11 avider�c� o! ir�aur- anc� f.s CO be ae�t to th� City Ma�agsz's Offioe, Cit� Hall, 401 I�d�p►endeneg, P. 4. Hox 617, C�pe 6Sra�deau, Mis�ouri 63901. 1�1. D�S�R��1'�A�IQN �he Chamber a�ree� in fiM� perfo�raaace of this contract �ot to di�c�iu�►3aa�e s�n th� baais oi sace, �r�ed, color, na�ic�nal origin ar �nce�try, sex, ral�.qicn, ha�dicap, or �2itfaal cpinion or a�filiatia�, A�'ainst arsy �layee a� the �h�ber or applicaat ior e�ap2vyment ar�d shal.l include a simi�.ar provi�ion in a11 s�xbcar��rac�s 1s� or a�ward�d hereund�r. 3�5. T�TD�FE�TD�t� COI+1`PRACTOR Th�a C2�,amb�= is �nn ind�p�n8�nt c�mtrac#�.or and nothing con- tained h+exein �hall oonstitute or designats �he Ch�mber o� any cf i�s eg���m or �mglc�y�ae �as age�Ata or Q�piny�s cf �he City ot Ca,ge t�irarc��u, 1K�.s�ou�i. '�'b� Ckta,mbear �rhal3 not be entitl�ci to any vf �h� b�r�e#its �a��abkish�d fc�a� the amp3.oy�es ot' tho C3�y nos b� cov��ed by tY�� 1�c>rlr.�n's Co�ape�sa�ian Proqra� fos th� Ci�y. 4. .� , . �.s. a����z�zc��rTo� �a� Lx�niLi�e� Th� pa�ti�� mutuill� �gree� to the fG13�CW11lg a �. In no ��nt shail th� Cit� be li�bl� to the Cha��-- b�er fas ape�ie�l, iadi��et, or ccnaequ�nt�.a3 damages, arf sinc� caut �r� o� in any �ray conneat�d wi�h a breach of this �antract. I�o elat��a cr cla�ms of any kiad, �ither ueparataly or ir� tha aygr�- g�t�, by th� Chamber, aqain�� th� City, a�nd ia aay way arising ou� of er iA an�► �r�y cenneetad xith this eontract, wh�th�r b�ased on nagligence� ar Dr�ch of Qontract, �ha�ll be �r�at�r in a�t�t �a�► th� a11c►Nable ea�p�na�sa und�er parag=aph 1�D. B. The Chamiaer �shm11 dege�d, ind�mni�y, a�nd hol� th� Ci.�y has�ml.ess trvm a�d against any and all claim�, losse�, a�� cause� of aQti�►n ar�sinq out of psr:o�ai in�uri�s, ir�cluding ds�t�, �nd damags to praps�rty which aer� inc�rread by any p�rs4n, it�al�ding �he Ci�y, th� Ch�her or any th�.rc� party ��i�ing out of or in a�y way connsQted with the �ervSc�s performed by the Cha�ber pursuant to �his aqree�nt. 1?. A►PPLZCABLB LAWS The Chamber agrav� to comply wi�h all l�w� of �he UAit�d 3ta��s o� Amsrica, �he Sta�e o� Mia�u�i and the City o� Cape Qirmrdeau whicah are �pplicabl� �c� work beinq per�or�d by the Cha�aer tlnde� this con�ract. 18. J31R��SDiCT2E�Y Th+� parti�� m�ttually agre� that �urisd3.ation and ver�ue for purpo��s of any �ctior� sesulti�g f�offi this cc��ntzact by the ga�rtiea shall b0 in the �ap� Qirazd�au eounty Circui� Court in Cape �3;rardmau, Miesouri. 19. I�OT�TCSB All notiaes requ�r�8 or p�rmittad ur�der ar�d =�quired ts b� in �ritinq may b� giv+un by fir�t alas� mai1. addres��d to tha City b�anager at 40i Iridr�pender���, Cape Girardemu, 1�9.amouri 637U1 and the �ape C�irardeau Cha+�r a# Come�eras at 6t11 Na►r�h �fngshighway, 5. C:ap� �i��rdeau, Mis�aurf 63701. Tha date o� 8elivery of any n���ce �hall be th� date �alli�g on th� s�ond �ull d�y a€t�� t�e day o# its mailing. CI`1'Y OF C1�PL dIRARIJ�U r MISS�U�I . Ga A. �, �y Meu�ag�ar A`�ST a � � �Q�...c.�.�.., �., Vm�rna L. Lacn s, G �y C �� CAPB GZRAR�EAE3 CHA�MB�R QF C0�48RC� Rabart 8. He� x, Pre�sid��t A'1"�8T: b. i� ♦ � � �XHZSTT A PU�s The Chamber �ill att�m8t �a davelog aud ��cpand �hm Cape ai�a,rdsau travel ir�dustry, �hrough ms�k�r�ing Cmp�► c3irasdeau as tt�a id�eal sit� fcr conventions, m+�e�ing� and �ouria� v3�its. P�R�A�t: �. Cosv�r��i� and Tv�u'is�t Sales l�rl�e�tinq A. �bs �2u►mb�er watll �dv�rtisa� Cags �i��rdeau'� fa�aillties in a�aas ,ruc�h as bt. Louis, Chicagv and iK�mphi�. B. Ths Cha�mber wi11 ccnd�c�t a p�bli,e x�latic��� grogram to i�tfor� travei �s�.ated buainess�,� �nd �3=4/�G'G�.'�Ct� CC�?31V1�31��.C132�t �ll"!t'� gT'Citi� '�_!!�!!3 �t1�7@AQ�,�� abaut Cape (3i,sardeau and i�s a��tr��tion:. Tt�i,� wil I. be� ��a� by s 2. NeN� r�lea�o� to �.oQal, �tate and se�ioaal a�adi� a� well as tsade ar�d profesaic�n�2 org�►ni�atic��s and ptabli�ation�a. 2. Speeches a�d Audio Yi�u�l Fresen�tions tv �.a�aai Qivie and p�4tes�scnai orgar�iseatian� �xpon r�que�t. 3. A �rogra� t� coataot ��r �ar���ir�q purpoaea, th� �tallo�vin�a (1) Loval arganfaa�ion� (pro�essional, civiQ, Q�lturai, hobby, �sports, rec� s�ati�al, �ta.) t�3 ��.at�e organi�c�tion�s (3) Bu�in�ss and ind�strinl organi�ation� (4) �dtu�atiQnal a�ad �r�ltqi�aus argani�ation�. IS. Canv+ention Sidc3irrg TP�e C2�amb�� will hav� availabl• �arwices such ass A. Hid l�or�fc►li,o i�►c1�in$ all d+�t�.ail,c of City fa�- cilitiees eud $ervicaes. �3. Audfo-�Tisr�al P�sasatatic�n by Chamber �ta�� acn- si,�tiag of � �7.ide or v3.dea tour of tb� �ity. C. Ctt�sto�ai��d 8idding ao�asi�tiug c� fc�al bide by s�a�f for �e�.�cst�d ms��iag s�,�� and hc�te2, .. . ., , III. �onv4ntion P1aAning The Ch�mb�r vil1: � A. Prcwid� �etiiaq �heck list �c� i��ure tot�l canvt��- tioA su+�ceus and stf�e�„iv�nese�. B. Coord3aa�te auxiliary acstivitios for �rpcuses and �a�.lies o� �onve�ntion goers. G. 4t�t�.ine public���r stra�egy. , D. �upply litoratu��e fo� pre�-�c�z�►vention mailings. IV. Coavention Xmple�anta��.on A. Th� Ctia�t shsl�l �provids req3.et=att0a services sue�h as s 1. Typewr#.ter$ (jumbea ��8�) for �aa�s �ags. 2. Typi��s - �c aseiat 3.n r�g��tra�icn and typing of n��s badgea. 3. 1�ame 3a�dya�. 4. �ity infaartt��fon paaksts. B. The Chambaar �ri11 voosdinat� welcominq mddr�e�aes �ri�h City of�i,aiale :Eor otfiaial g�e��ings. V. 8ervf�se �o Tzave2 ��dus�at�► _ Th� ChambQ� w�,11 s A. Ca�uct "�ic►apitali�y bost" ��a#�ning s+�ssians tor trox�t li�a ps�$onnsl. e. 1�rvvSd�a i,��o=ma�ion b�ra�hurs fc�r dietribution �thr�o�tgh �fi.els, zestauru�►t�, etc. C. Contac� local "�.ndustry" tca qather t=nvel data and d3acsusn mutual needs aAd aoncsa�rna. VI. l�esaarah �os �arketing deaisi4�a�s. Tl�e Chamb+e�r will: A. 1��velop aurveys �o mea�ur+� c�r�vmntion and tonrie� expend�.�urea in t�.l�s QoffisuA3.t�. B. �ar�3.cipate, in the Missora�i �ivision af Taurism Aanual su�rey. C. �abula�� moa�h],.,y conven�i4n ,�C�fY1t#�eS an8 repa�t s�.atistics on n�ber o! c4�v�an�.iane� aonventfon day� aat�d eaanc�ie impaot. l; ,� � !1�� � z 1�v-� �,e="" Cape Girardeau Chamber o f Commerce EXECUTIVE OFFICE April 3, 1.g84 Mr. Gary A. Eide City Manager P. 0. Box 617 Cape Girardeau, MO 63701 Dear Gary: Enclosed is a signed copy of the Agreement between the City of Cape Girardeau and the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce on the Convention/Tourism Bureau. We sincerely appreciate all your help and support on this new endeavor. Sincerely,� � ;,%'lj` 7 j�. �bert B. Hendrix President RBH:lm enclosure PO. BOX 98, 601 N. KINGSHIGHWAY, CAPE GIRARDEAU. MISSOURI 63701 --A/C 314-335-3312 DECLAf�ATIO�lS (CO�TiNt1ED). F'O�ICY �l0. 84 SE+A ET99b3 � , - ✓ PFE�IISES� LOCATIO�lS . PUSINESS OF �lA�1ED I�ISUFED AND SCHEDULE OF COVEkAGES FOR F'kEMISES AS DESIGNATED PY NUMPER BELOW : . LOCATIO�! 001 E�UILDING 001 641 N KI�lGSHIGHWAY CAF'E GIkARDEAU . M0. 63701 � OF'FICES - GE�lERAL SECTIO�! I - bUILDING , BUSI�tESS F'ERSQ�lAL F'kOF'EFTY AND t�ONEY AND SECURITIES DEDUCTIE�LE : �10U ' COVEKAGE A - E+UILDI�lG LIt1IT OF LIAE+ILITY : �68 .OU4 FULL VALUE kEF'�ACEMEN7 COST COVERAGE A�F'LIES COYEkAGE P - PUSI�lESS F'EFSONAL FkOR�RTY LYMIT OF LIAI�ILITY : �30.OU0 " ftE�LACEMENT COST COVE�AGE AF'FLIES F'ERSONAL F'kOF'EkTY OF OTHEkS NOT APPLICAPLE COVERAGE C - MONEY pND SECURITIES LIMIT OF LIAPILITY � �iA�000 ON FFE�iISES f2.900 OFF PkEMISES LOCATION 002 BUILDING OOf 2�0 N MAIN ST CAFE GIkARDEAU . M0. 6370� OFFICES - GENERAL SECTION I - �+UILDING . E�USI�lESS F'EFSQiVAL Ff:OF'ERTY A�lD �iONEY ANA SEGURITIES DEDUCT I F3LE � �� 04 COVEFAGE A - E�UILDI�lG NOT APFLICAE►LE COVEkAGE E� - E�USTNESS F'ERSONAL F'FOF'EFTY LI�1IT OF LIAE+ILITY � f2 .000 , kEF'LACEME�lT COST COVEFAGE AF'F'LIES F'EkSONAL F'FOF'EkTY OF OTHEkS NOT AF'F'LICA�LE FOkM SP-3-ST (�!S) FkINTED I�! U.S.A. F'AGE 2 tCO�ITINUED ON NEXT F'AGE) � ti2/�8/83 84 SE�A ET99b3 ( �2/11 /84) � � DECLARATIONS (CONTINUtD}_ F'01_ICY N0. 84 S�A ET9963 PkEMISES , LOCATIONS. PUSI�ESS OF �A�ED I�SURED A�D SCNEDULE OF ✓ COVEkAGES FOk F'REMISES (CONTI�UED) . � LOCATION 002 �UILDI�G OQ1 (CON1'I�UED) . � i COVERAGE C - �ONEY AND SECUkITIES LIMIT OF LIAKILITY : f10 .0UU ON F'FE�ISES �� .000 OFF FFEMISES - " HENSIVE BUSINESS LIABILITY COVEkAGE i SEC7ION II CO�FhE COVERAGE D - �USINESS LIA�ILITY � LIMIT OF LIAPILITY : �500 .000 EACH OCCUkkENGE THE LI�IT OF LIA�ILITY . FOk COVE�AGE D , WITH FESF'EGT TO THE � CO��LE7ED OF'EkATIONS AND F'kODUCT HAZAkDS COMbINED IS AN ; AGG�EGATE LI�IT FOR ALL OCCUkKENCES DUkI�G THE FOLICY F'EkIOD. ; ADVEkTISING INJURY LIA�ILITY LI�IT OF LIA�ILITY : �1U0 . 000 AGG�EGATE ' FIkE LEGAL LIAHILITY ' LI�IT OF LIABILITY : s300 . 000 EACH OCCURRE�CE COVEkAGE E - MEDICAL F'AY�ENTS � LIMIT OF LIA�ILITY : t5 .000 EACN F'EKSON �14.000 EACH ACCIDENT NON-OWNED AUTOMO�ILE/HIkED CAR ' LIMIT OF LIABILITY = fS0A .000 EACH OCCU�FENCE FOR�S AND ENDOkSEMENTS MADE PART OF THIS PO�ICY AT TIME OF ISSUE: SF-4-2 SF-14-1 S�-23-1 G-i9U5-0 SF-37-1 G-224U-3B NA�E I�SUFED G-224U-3B LIAPILI7Y SECTION ' �FORM SF-3-1T (NS) PRINTED IN U.S.A. FAGE - 3 12/28/83 84 SFA ET9963 t12/11/84) ; ' � MISCELLA�lEOUS CHANGE ENDOkSEi�EN7 • ` THE NARTFOKD ACCIDENT A�lD INDEMNITY INSU�ANCE COMF'AiV - �lAMED INSUkED AND CAFE GIkAF:DEAU CHAMbER OF COMMEkCE � �iAILING ADDFESS� �A�lD COiVVENTIO�!/TOURISi� (SEE E�lDT) . � F' 0 E�OX 98 CAF'E GIkAFDEAU MO � 63701 F'OL.ICY NO : 84 WE S OS 5U4 F'OLICY TEk�i : 12-1 1-83 TO 12-1 1 -84 F'RODUCEk ' S CODE: 53U503 ��ODUCEF: ' S �lAiiE� I�lSUkANCE ASSOCIATES THIS ENDOkSEi�ENT FOkMS A �ART UF THE F'OLICY �lU�1E�EkED AbQVE , ISSUED BY THE HAkTFOF:D I�lSUf,ANCE GKOUF COMFA�tY DESIGNATED THEREIN . AND TAKES EFFECT AS OF TNE EFFECTIVE DATE STATED HEREIN. EFFEC7IYE DATE : 12—� � -83 ENDT �l0 : 02. ' - I�! C0�lSIDEkATIO�! OF NO CNAiJGE IN PkEMIUii IT IS AGREED THAT : �lAMED INSUkED IS AMENDED TO kEAD : CAF'E GIkARDEAU CHAi�E�ER OF C0�IMEFCE AND CONYE�lTION/TOUFISM FOkiM NUME�EkS OF E�lDOkSEMENTS ADDED TO TNIS F'OLICY AT EiVDOkSE�iENT ISSUE: G2240 2D F'RO KATA FACTOF: 1 .00U AUDIT �EkIOD : A�l�lUAL NOTHI�lG HEkEIN CONTAI�lED SHALL BE HELD TO YARY . WAIVE , ALTEk . OR EXTEND ANY OF THE TEk�S , COt�DITIO�lS , AGkEEt�EiVTS Ok DECLAf;ATIQ�IS OF THE F'OLICY OTHEFc THAN AS STA7ED HEkEIN. THIS E�lDQkSE�fE�1T SHALL NOT KE E�I�lDI�lG U�ILESS CO ' IGNE E�Y A DULY AUTHOkIZED AGENT OF THE COt�F'ANY . COU�lTEkSIG�lED bY AUTHOf:IZED AGENT FOkM L4358 OT F'kINTED IN U.S.A. fZ�1-25—A4 84 WE 141504 (12-1 1-84) X _ _ THIS `ENDOkSEriENT FOkMS A PAFT OF F'OLICY N0� 84 WE ti0ti504 ISSUED BY THE � HAkTFOkD INSURANCE GkOUP CO�PANY DESIGNATED 7HEkEIN . A�D TAKES EFFECT AS OF THE EFFECTIYE DATE OF SAID F'OLICY UNLESS ANOTHEk EFFECTIVE DATE IS STATED NEkEI�� � EFFECTIVE DATE 1�-11-83 EFFEGTIYE `HOUk IS THE SAME AS STATED IN THE DECLA�ATIONS OF THE F'OLICY . --------------------------------------- NA�ED INSURED AND MAILING ADAkESS� CAFE GIFAkDEAU CHA��Ek OF CO�MEkCE A�D CQ�VENTIO�/TOUkISM . F' 0 bQX 98 CAF'E G I RAkDEAU. �10. 63701 ' _--__----------------------------------- ITEi� 'f OF THE DECLAkAT ION IS COi�F'LE7ED 70 I�ICLUDE AS 'iNSURED. Cape Girardeau Chamber of Comnerce and Convent�on/Tourism Bureau of Cape Girardeau ���THEGTEk�SZ�CO�lDITIONS . sAGFiEE�iENTSLOK7DECLAKATI0NSE0FATHE�F'OQICYXTOTHER'�Y 0 TNA�! AS HEREIN STATED. THIS ENDORSE�IENT SHALL NOT BE E�INDING U�lLE.4S COU�lTEF:SIGNED E�Y A DULY AUTHORIZED AGEi+1T OF THE COi�1F'ANY : F'FOVIDED THAT IF THIS ENDOFiSE►`fE�lT TAKES EFFECT AS OF THE EFFECTIYE DATE OF THE POLICY A�lD . AT ISSUE OF SAID F'OLICY . FOkMS A F'ART THEf;EOF . COUiVTEkSIGNATURE ON TNE DECLAKATIONS F'AGE OF SAID F'OLICY FsY A DULY AUTNOkIZED AGENT OF THE COMF'ANY SHALL CONSTITUTE VALID COU�lTEkSIGNATUkE OF THIS E�lDOF.SEMENT. COUN7EkSIGNED F3Y _______ --------------- AUTHOf:IZED AGENT �—2240-2DT F'kINTED IN U.S.A. . _-,K_Qe nd Wc S c1s gn4 ( 1 2-1 1-84) ,,,,, �ISC�LLANEOUS CHHNGE ENRQFSE�ENT - _ _ -� NA�1ED INSURED AND CAF'E GIf2AkDEAU CHAMBEF OF COMMEkCE MAILING ADDRESS: SEE FOkii G-2240 F. 0. E+OX 98 CAF'E GIkAFDEAU. CAPE GIFcAkDEAU MO., 63701 POLICY NO. : 84 SbA ET9963 NOLICY TEkM� �2/Si /83 �2/11 /84 1 INCEFTION EXF'IRATION YEAk FRODUCEk' S CODE � 53U503 FFODUCEk ' S �lAME : INSUkANCE ASSOCIATES 7HIS ��lDOkSEME�lT FOR�1S A F'AFT OF THE F'OLICY i�U�fRE�ED AE+OYE . ISSUED EtY THE HAkTFOkD FIkE IiVSUkANCE COMF'A�lY . AND TAKES EFFECT AS OF THE EFFECTIYE DA7E STATED HEkEIN. EFFECTIVE DATE: 01/U5/84 ENDT. �!0. : OU 1 IN C0�lSIDEkA7I0�! OF A�! ADDITIO�lAL F'REMIUM OF �25.04 : IT IS AG�iEED THAT : " - SECT IO�iS I AND I I — FsUILDI�lG. PUSINESS F'EkSOHAL F'ROFEkTY A�lA C0�IPREHENSIVE RUSI�lESS LIAFsILITY COVEkAGES AkE kEVISED AS FOLLOWS : COVEfiAGE D — E�USINESS LIABILITY : LIMIT OF LIABILITY IS AMENDED FROM #500.000 EACH OCCUkE�lCE TO �1 .040.000 EACH OCCURE�tCE N0�!—OWNED AUTO lHIKED CAk LIMIT OF LIAF3ILITY IS AMENDED FR0�1 �590.000 EACH pCCURENCE TO s1 .00A.040 EACH OCCURENCE F'f�0 FATA FACTOk : 0.934 �lOTHI�lG HEkEI�! CO�ITAI�tED SHALL HE HELD TO YAkY . WAIYE . ALTER . OFc EXTEND � ANY OF THE TEk�fS , CONDITIONS . AGkEEMENTS . Ok DECLAkATIONS OF THE FOLICY OTHEk THAN STATED HEREIN. 7HIS E�lDORSEi�E�lT SHALL �lQT E�E E�INDI�lG U�lLESS COU E iJED KY A Dl1LY AUTHORIZED AGENT OF TNE CO�iF'ANY. COU�1TEkSIGNED bY � AUTNORIZED AGENT IFOkM SP-9-1T F'kINTED IN U.S.A. F'AGE 1 r`t !a4 /"1d/iZd an cr�e GToo��t [ s �is � iae� f � �r` _ , � CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Office of the City Manaqer Council Letter No. 207 Agenda December 5, 1984 The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri Dear Mayor and Council Members : Subject : Resolution Authorizing Agreement with �Chamber of Commerce to Operate - Convention and Tourism Bureau This item on the City Council agenda provides for the consideration of a resolution which would authorize an agreement between the City and the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce to continue the operation of the Convention and Tourism Bureau. The City and the Chamber are currently operating on an agreement which was initiated on April 1, 1984, � and expires on December 31, 1984. This was the initial agreement to establish the Convention and Tourism Bureau as a division of the Chamber of Commerce. The agreement that is being proposed for the calendar year 1985 is essentially the same as the current agreement. The attached Exhibit A to the agreement provides for an outline of the various types of programs that will be initiated and administered by the Convention and Tourism Bureau. Also submitted with this Council Letter is a proposed budget for the Convention and Tourism Bureau. The proposed budget provides for an expenditure of approximately $120,000 during the � calendar year. This budget has been reviewed by the Convention and Visitors Advisory Committee and they are recommending that the City Council adopt it. The Convention and Tourism Bureau administered by the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce is utilizing revenue derived from the Hotel/Motel/Restaurant Tax that has been in place since January 1, 1984. The receipts from this tax revenue, as specified by the City Council , will be utilized to partially pay the principal and interest cost on the $5 million general obligation bond issue which will be par.tially utililzed to fund the University/City Multi-Purpose Building and to pay for the operations of the Convention and Tourism Bureau. The City has received $382,635.35 from this tax source through October of � this year . Through the existing contract with the Chamber, the City has reimbursed expenditures in the amount of �9,647. 16. / .._ ' . � Council Letter No. 207 Agenda December 5, 1984 ' Page 2 It is anticipated that the Convention and Tourism Bureau will become much more active in the community and have a higher level of expenditures with the appointment of the full time director . It is recommended that the City Council approve the attached resolution authorizing the agreement with the Chamber of Commerce for the continuation of the Convention and Tourism Bureau within the community. Respectfully submitted, �,' ���-''� Gary A. Eide City Manager GAE/egl Attachments cc: City Attorney • � ' � , . � BILL NO. 84-124 RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CAPE GIRARDEAU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR PROMOTING CONVENTIONS AND TOURISM BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. The City Manager on behalf of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri , is authorized to enter into an agreement with the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce for promoting con- ventions and tourism. A copy of this agreement is attached to this resolution and made a part hereof. PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS DAY OF , 1984. � Howard C. Tooke, Mayor ATTEST: Verna L. Landis, City Clerk � � AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of , 1985, by and between the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, a municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to as the "City" and the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce, hereinafter referred to as the "Chamber. " WITNESSETH: 1. TERM This contract shall run from January 1, 1985 to December 31, 1985. 2. SCOPE OF SERVICES The Chamber will perform services more particularly described in Exhibit A which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. 3. CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION The City designates its City Manager (or his designated � alternate) as its representative to whom all communications related to the scope of work, cost, schedule, and personnel matters shall be directed. The Chamber designates Robert B. Hendrix, President of the Chamber (or his designated alternate) as its representative for all work performed under this contract. The representatives shall have primary responsibility and authority on behalf of each party to administer the contract and to agree upon procedures for coordinating the efforts of both parties. 4. FURNISHING INFORMATION All information, data, and reports as are existing, available, and necessary for the carrying out of the work shall be furnished to the Chamber without charge by the City and the City shall cooperate with the Chamber in every way possible in carrying out the services. 5. COPYRIGHTS The Chamber shall defend, indemnify and hold the City harmless from any and all claims or causes of action, including unlimited attorney's fees and legal expenses, arising out of or � � based upon any alleged infringement of any copyright, or any alleged invasion or infringement of any right of any third party in connection with the Chamber's performance of work hereunder. 6. REPORTS A. Quarterly Reports The Chamber shall submit an administrative progress report to the City, on a quarterly basis, which describes the work performed during the quarter. The report shall be a detailed account of every activity undertaken, an evaluation of its success, the personnel involved, and all funds expended. A duplicate copy of the financial report will be submitted to the City Collector who shall have unlimited access to all accounting records of the Chamber pertaining to this agreement. B. Yearly Reports The Chamber shall submit a year-end report no later than March 1, 1986 incorporating the information from the monthly reports and evaluating each step of the program. C. Other Reports � The Chamber shall submit to the City such other reports as may be requested or are necessary to inform the City of problems which require City action. 7. PERSONNEL Personnel hired by the Chamber to perform the services required under this agreement shall not be employees of or have any contractual relationship with the City. All of the services required hereunder shall be performed under the Chamber's direct supervision and all personnel engaged in the work shall be fully qualified. 8. SUBCONTRACTING None of the work or services covered by this contract shall be subcontracted or assigned without the written approval of the City. 9. PAYMENT Payments for services under this contract will be made by the City on a monthly basis. The Chamber shall submit by the 20th of each month, for payment on the lOth of the following month, a requisition for payment and a statement of services rendered. The requisition shall be accompanied by proof of � payment or valid bills. The Chamber shall certify that the payment requested is solely for services rendered under this 2. � agreement. The City will compensate the Chamber only for costs actually incurred in the performance of this agreement. It is expressly understood that in no event will the total reimbursement under the terms of this contract exceed the sum of $120,000. It is expressly understood by the parties that payment to the Chamber for work performed under this contract shall be made solely from revenues derived from the hotel/motel/restaurant license tax. In the event that a statutory tax protest or a lawsuit is filed challenging, in any way, the validity of this license tax, Chamber may terminate this contract upon giving written notice of such termination to the City. The City shall promptly notify Chamber of any such tax protest or lawsuit. 10. TERMINATION If, through any cause, the Chamber shall fail to fulfil� in a timely and proper manner its obligations under this contract, or if the Chamber shall violate any of the covenants, agreements or stipulations of this contract, the City shall thereupon have the right to terminate this contract by giving written notice to the Chamber of such termination and specifying the effective day of such termination. The City may, without cause, terminate this contract upon sixty (60 ) days prior written notice. In either such event, the Chamber and its subcontractors shall cease all work on the project and � all finished or unfinished documents, data, studies, surveys, drawings, maps, models, photographs, and reports of other materials prepared by the Chamber, becomes the property of the City, and the Chamber shall be entitled to receive just and equitable compensation for any satisfactory work completed on the project or on such documents or other materials. Notwithstanding the above, the Chamber shall not be relieved of liability to the City for damages sustained by the City by virtue of any breach of this contract by the Chamber. 11. RIGHT OF AUDIT - A. Chamber's Books and Records : The Chamber shall keep accurate reports and other records showing in full detail the costs for which the Chamber claims reimbursement. The City may examine at any time during regular business hours such time and expense reports and other records at the Chamber's office and the Chamber agrees that it will produce such records whenever reasonably required by the City. The unrelated general books and financial records of the Chamber will not be available for examination. Any examination shall be performed at the expense of the City. If such examination should disclose that the City has paid the Chamber for labor hours which have not in fact been worked, for � services not in fact rendered, or for other costs not expended in accordance with the contract, the Chamber shall refund to the City an amount equal to any such excesses. 3. � B. Subcontractor's Books and Records : The Chamber agrees to include the substance of this section in all subcontracts to be performed on a cost reimbursable, hourly rate, or similar basis, giving to the City the right to audit, at its own expense, the books and records pertaining to any such subcontractor. 12. INSURANCE During the performance of all work under this contract, or any subcontracts hereunder, the Chamber shall maintain the following insurance coverage at no additional cost to the City and provide satisfactory evidence of coverage prior to the commencement of any work. 1. Workers ' Compensation - as required by law: $500,000. 2. Comprehensive General Liability, including personal injury and contractual liability with minimum limits of: $800, 000 Bodily Injury and Property Damage combined. 3. Comprehensive Automobile Liability, including owned, non-owned, and hired cars, with minimum � limits of : $800,000 Bodily Injury and Property Damage combined. All evidence issued in supporting these requirements must provide for the City as an "additional insured" , with a minimum thirty ( 30 ) day notice of cancellation. All evidence of insurance is to be sent to the City Manager ' s Office, City Hall, 401 Independence, P. O. Box 617, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701. 13. DISCRIMINATION The Chamber agrees in the performance of this contract not to discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin or ancestry, sex, religion, handicap, or political opinion or affiliation, against any employee of the Chamber or applicant for employment and shall include a similar provision in all subcontracts let or awarded hereunder. 14. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR The Chamber is an independent contractor and nothing contained herein shall constitute or designate the Chamber or any of its agents or employees as agents or employees of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri. � 4. � The Chamber shall not be entitled to any of the benefits established for the employees of the City nor be covered by the Workers' Compensation Program for the City. 15. INDEMNIFICATION AND LIABILITY The parties mutually agree to the following: A. In no event shall the City be liable to the. Chamber for special, indirect, or consequential damages, arising out of or in any way connected with a breach of this contract. No claim or claims of any kind, either separately or in the aggregate, by the Chamber, against the City, and in any way arising out of or in any way connected with this contract, whether based on negligence or breach of contract, shall be greater in amount that the allowable expenses under paragraph 9 . B. The Chamber shall defend, indemnify, and hold the City harmless from and against any and all claims, losses, and causes of action arising out of personal injuries, including death, and damage to property which are incurred by any person, including the City, the Chamber or any third party arising out of or in any way connected with the services performed by the Chamber pursuant to this agreement. � 16. APPLICABLE LAWS The Chamber agrees to comply with all laws of the United States of America, the State of Missouri and the City of Cape Girardeau which are applicable to work being performed by the Chamber under this contract. 17. JURISDICTION The parties mutually agree that jurisdiction and venue for purposes of any action resulting from this contract by the parties shall be in the Cape Girardeau Circuit Court in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. 19. NOTICES All notices required or permitted under and required to be in writing may be given by first class mail addressed to the City Manager at 401 Independence, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701 and the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce at 601 North � 5. � Kingshighway, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701 . The date of delivery of any notice shall be the date falling on the second full days after the day of its mailing. CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Gary A. Eide, City Manager ATTEST: Verna L. Landis, City Clerk CAPE GIRARDEAU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Robert B. Hendrix, President ATTEST: � � 6. 11-28-84 � E�iIBIT A PURPOSE: The Chamber will attempt to develop and expand the Cape Girardeau travel industry, through marketing Cape Girardeau as the ideal site for conventions, meetings and tourist visits. PROGRAM: I. Image/Logo: The Chamber will develop a unique logo, slogan, and color combination to identify the city of Cape Girardeau. II. Convention and Tourism Sales Marketing A. The Chamber will advertise Cape Girardeau's facilities in areas such as St. Louis, Chicago and Memphis. B. The Chamber will conduct a public relations program to inform travel related businesses and prospective con- ventions and group travel agencies about Cape Girardeau and its attractions. This will be done by: 1. News releases to local, state and regional media as well as trade and professional organizations and � publications. 2. Speeches and Audio Visual Presentations to local civic and professional organizations upon request. 3. A program to contact for marketing purposes, the following: (1) Local organizations (professional, civic, cultural, hobby, sports, recreational, etc.) (2) State organizations (3) Regional Organizations (Missouri/Illinois/ Kentucky/`Tennessee/Arkansas area) (4) Business and industrial organizations (S) Educational and religious organizations III. Convention Bidding The Chamber will have available services such as: A. Bid Portfolio including all details of City facilities and services. � B. Audio-Visual Presentation by Chamber staff consisting of a slide or video tour of the City. C. Customized Bidding consisting of forn�al bids by staff for selected meetiqg site and hotel. � IV. Corrvention Planning The Chamber will: A. Provide meeting check list to insure total convention success and effectiveness. � B. Coordinate auxiliary activities for spouses and families of convention goers. C. Outline publicity strategy. D. Supply literature for pre-convention mailings. V. Convention Implgnentation A. The Chamber shall provide registration services such as: 1. Typewriters (jtanbo type) for name tags. 2. Typists - to assist in registration and typing of name badges. 3. Name badges. � 4. City inforn�ation packets. B. The Chamber will coordinate welcoming addresses with City officials for official greetings. VI. Service to Travel Industry The Chamber will: A. Conduct "hospitality host" training sessions for front line personnel. B. Provide information brochure for distribution through motels, restaurants, etc. C. Contact local "industry" to gather travel data and discuss mutual needs and concerns. D. Produce quarterly newsletter to keep local travel industry and interested parties abreast of local, state, and national developments. VII. Research for marketing decisions. The Chamber will: � A. Develop survey to measure awareness and image of Cape Girardeau in primary markets such as St. Louis, Chicago, and Memphis. � B. Develop surveys to measure convention and tourism expenditures in the carcmmity. C. Participate in the Missouri Division of Tourism Annual survey. D. Tabulate monthly convention activities and report statistics on nunber of conventions, convention days and economic impact. VIII. Tour and Travel The Chamber will: A. Initiate regional tourism contacts through groups such as the River Heritage Association and Missouri Travel Council, etc. . B. Develop a variety of circle and drive through tour itineraries. C. Encourage development of additional tourist attractions. � � � � Convention/Tourism Bureau Proposed Budget - 1985 INCOME , Hotel/Motel/Restaurant Tax 120,000.00 EXPENSES Administrative 52,560.00 Promotional 66,135.00 TOTAL EXPENSES $118,695.00 Administrative Expenses: Salaries: Director 21,000.00 Secretary 7,500.00 _ Total Salaries $28,500.00 Employee Taxes and Benefits 4,320.00 Total Personnel Costs $32,820.00 Car Allowance 1,800.00 , Office Space & Utilities 5,400.00 Telephone & Telegraph 3,510.00 Postage 2,080.00 � Office Machines & Supplies 1,950.00 Trade Associations 5,000.00 Total Other Administrative $19,740.00 Promotional Expenses: Business Travel & Trade Shows 13,500.00 Convention Services 4,940.00 AV Production 6,470.00 Printed Materials 13,080.00 Purchased Media 28,145.00 Total Promotional Expenses $66,135.00 �