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Lk TRUE COPY -ERTIFICATION ON LAST PAGE .R. SMITH, CLERK only to such emergencies unless authorized by the Airport Director or City Manager. The City agrees to provide all necessary communications equipment for all ARFF vehicles and the personnel assigned to these vehicles for continuous communications with all responding agencies on the Harris 800Mhz system. (c) FUELING AGENT INSPECTIONS: District shall ensure that ARFF personnel conduct fire safety fueling inspections at the physical facilities of each airport fueling agent, as defined by the Airport Certification Manual, and in accordance with the provisions of FAR 139.321. (d) SPILLAGE: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: District shall ensure that ARFF personnel supervises and directs all activities relating to accidents involving the spillage or possible release of fuel, oil, and other hazardous materials, which may occur at the Airport, in accordance with all applicable laws and professional standards. ARTICLE 5 ARFF PERSONNEL AND TRAINING (a) REQUIREMENTS: The District shall ensure that all firefighters assigned to ARFF services at the Airport shall be trained, by District, in accordance with the applicable provisions of Part 139, the Federal Regulations governing Airport certification as they now exist or may hereafter be amended, or to an alternate level of training and proficiency as agreed upon by both parties in the event that Part 139 no longer applies. District shall provide ARFF services to Airport in accordance with 14 CFR Part 139, or to an alternate level of training and proficiency as agreed upon by both parties in the event that Part 139 no longer applies, or to the training requirements necessary for any change in ARFF index as determined by the FAA, Airport, or the City. In the event that Part 139 no longer applies, but ARFF services are still required, the City shall be responsible for any training costs that exceed those required by Part 139. Page 8 of 15