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not work as an Airport Manager for any other Airport. The Airport Manager normally will be on duty from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday in accordance with local, state and federal rules and regulations. When the Airport Manager or staff is not at the Airport premises, Operator and its staff shall be reasonably available. The Operator will designate a staff contact for 24 -hour per day emergency services and provide the contact information to the City Manager. Operator shall use emergency procedures established in Chapter 10 of the San Marcos Code for emergencies as well as any other emergency procedures established by City. 3.1.16 Airport Manager. Operator shall at all times employ a person designated as the Airport Manager who shall, among his list of his or her other duties, serve as Operator's liaison with the City and who shall be Operator's representative primarily responsible for dealing with the City Manager, City Airport Commission, City Council, City employees, and any governmental entities. (i) The Airport Manager shall supervise Airport activity and assure the availability and continuity of public services at the Airport. The Airport Manager shall provide direction and support to all airport lessees and tenants on a fair and reasonable basis. The Operator shall, prior to the end of the Transition Period, provide to the City a written delegation of authority which shall, at a minimum, authorize the Airport Manager to perform the duties, obligations, and responsibilities of the Airport Manager set forth in this Agreement. (ii) The Airport Manager shall meet and communicate with the City Manager on a regular basis. The Airport Manager or his designee shall attend the regularly scheduled meetings of the City Council (when airport issues will be discussed at the meeting) and City Airport Commission as may be requested by the City. The Airport Manager shall inform the City Manager of all emergencies and the occurrence of any unforeseen circumstances relating to the Airport which an independent operator would be expected to report to an owner under customary and prudent business practices. (iii) The City Manager shall have the right to approve the Airport Manager designated by Operator. If the Airport Manager's performance is unsatisfactory to the City Manager, City Manager will notify the Airport Manager in writing. If the Airport Manager has not cured the unsatisfactory performance as set for in the notice promptly following such notice, the Airport Operator shall remove the Airport Manager and appoint a replacement satisfactory to the City within 45 days. 3.1.17 Other Personnel. Operator shall employ an Airport staff comprised of qualified persons who shall perform their duties at the Airport in accordance with this 14