Res 2015-013/Amendment to and renewal for an additional five years of an Agreement for Airport Management Services with Texas Aviation Partners, L.L.C.;

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h. outside services such as equipment rentals, temporary and/or part-time help, legal services fees, registrations, telephone, courier service, dues, subscriptions, postage and freight charges, advertising, printing and binding, insurance and other professional services; and i. any and all expenses not identified in any other specific category. 3.1.3 Enforce all City ordinances, requirements and policies with regard to the use of the Airport and diligently monitor and take every reasonable action necessary to prevent smoking and animals (except for service dogs) on any part of the Airport accessible to the generable public. 3. 1.4 Develop and recommend operational policies, procedures and practices to the City Manager for approval by the City Council or Airport Commission or both to ensure the efficient and effective operation of the runways, taxiways, aprons, other aircraft operating areas, lighting systems, navigational systems (not maintained by the FAA), roadways and fuel storage systems, Airport minimum commercial aeronautical standards (in accordance with FAA recommended standards and related policies for the operation of flight schools, aircraft maintenance and repair facilities, charter operations, fueling and other aviation specialty commercial uses). Such policies shall be non - discriminatory and in conformity with Chapter 10 of the San Marcos City Code. 3.1.5 Develop and recommend to City Manager: a. Access and Security Plans for both airside and landside areas of the Airport including perimeter security, facilities security, parking lot security and disaster security on the Airport, exclusive however, of law enforcement responsibilities. The Operator will report breaches in security and threats of such breaches to the City Manager and the San Marcos Police Department immediately upon discovery. The Operator will conduct an annual review of the Airport's security with the City to identify areas of risk and measures for improving security as needed. In addition, the Operator will work with City emergency services to assist in developing and maintaining Airport emergency plans in cooperation with the City's Police and Fire Departments for all Airport related emergencies. The Operator may change the locks and/or security codes on any or all of the maintenance facilities and equipment; provided a duplicate key and/or security codes for all changed locks will be promptly provided to the City. All keys and/or security codes will be identified by tag or location. b. Operating Plan. As part of the City's budget process the Operator will work with appropriate City staff to identify: (i) upkeep reasonably needed at the Airport for the next fiscal year, based upon the Operator's prudent assessment and analysis, which will be used for budget policy issues, capital outlay requests and projects for the City's Capital Improvements Plan ( "CIP "); (ii) projected changes in revenues or expenses which will affect the assumptions