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In the event that the Division requests relocation and redeployment of the generator(s), the terms and conditions of this MOA will become suspended until the generator(s) is in possession by the County, until the termination or expiration of this MOA. In the event that the County wishes to terminate the MOA, the County will be responsible for the cost of transporting the generator(s) to a specified drop off destination, as determined by the Division. IV. General Provisions a. Responsibilities of the Divisions i. The generator(s) will be state tagged and recorded in the Generator Inventory required by section 252.35(2)(s), Florida Statutes. ii. The number and locations of the generator(s) will be tracked pursuant to the Generator Inventory. iii. The generator(s) is/are subject to relocation and redeployment in a future disaster, paid for by the State (transportation, logistics, etc.) b. Responsibilities of the County i. By April 30 of each year, the County will provide to the Division a report detailing the identification by tag number of generator(s) in their possession, the location of each generator, along with the maintenance and testing records, hours in operation and fuel usage for each generator. ii. The County can utilize the generator(s) for necessary official government purposes. During a state or local declaration of an emergency, highest priority use of the generator(s) shall be to support nursing homes, skilled nursing, assisted living and other extended care facilities, medical facilities, designated congregate and non -congregate public shelters, and other essential facilities. iii. The County will store/stage, test, and maintain the generator(s) as per manufacturer's recommendations to ensure functionality and readiness. iv. Each New generator was purchased with a 24-month/1,000-hour Limited and concurrent 60-Month/2,500-hour Gold Extended Warranty. The County is responsible for ensuring the generator(s) is/are maintained per manufacturer's requirements such that the warrantees remain in full force and effect for the entire term. v. When the County deems the generator(s) is/are no longer serviceable, they will coordinate with the Division in completing the paperwork for removing the generator(s). vi. The County will be responsible for the costs of storing/staging, preventative maintenance, repair and necessary part replacements (e.g., batteries, block heater, tires), testing, electrical services/connections, operations, fueling, and mobilizing/demobilizing the generator(s), except when the generator(s) are redeployed by the State. vii. The generator(s) shall remain installed on the provided trailer, at all times, while in possession of the County.