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RFP 211 -037 <br />Liabilitv Insurance: (1) Commercial general <br />liability insurance with a combined single <br />limit of $500,000 for each occurrence and <br />$500,000 in the aggregate, (2) Motor <br />Vehicle liability insurance in an amount not <br />less than $250,000 for injuries to any one <br />person, $500,000 on account of any one <br />accident and in an amount of not less than <br />$250,000 for property damage. <br />(d) The stated limits of insurance required by <br />this Paragraph are minimum only - -they do not <br />limit the Contractor's indemnity obligation, and it <br />will be the Contractor's responsibility to <br />determine what limits are adequate. These <br />limits may be met by basic policy limits or any <br />combination of basic limits and umbrella limits. <br />The City's acceptance of certificates of <br />insurance that do not comply with these <br />requirements in any respect does not release <br />the Contractor from compliance with these <br />requirements. <br />13. No Waiver of Immunitv <br />The City's execution of and performance under <br />the Agreement will not act as a waiver by the <br />City of any immunity from suit or liability to which <br />it is entitled under applicable law. The parties <br />acknowledge that the City, in executing and <br />performing the Agreement, is a governmental <br />entity acting in a governmental capacity. <br />14. Remedies: No Waiver <br />In the event of a default or breach of the <br />Agreement by the Contractor, the City reserves <br />the right to choose among the remedies for the <br />default or breach available to the City. These <br />remedies may be used in conjunction with one <br />another or separately, and together with any <br />other statutory or common law remedies <br />available to the City. Any failure by the City to <br />enforce the Agreement with respect to one or <br />more defaults by the Contractor will not waive <br />the City's ability to enforce the Agreement after <br />that time. <br />15. "Green" Procurement <br />It is the City's intent to be proactive with regard <br />to the environment. The City encourages "Value <br />Purchasing" of environmentally friendly <br />products. The Consultant is encouraged to <br />identify and utilize green solutions in performing <br />39 <br />any services under the Agreement, as <br />appropriate. <br />16. Fundina Out <br />Funds for the payment for work performed by <br />the Contractor under this Contract have been <br />provided through the Owner's budget approved <br />by City Council for the current fiscal year only. <br />State statutes prohibit the obligation and <br />expenditure of public funds beyond the fiscal <br />year for which a budget has been approved. <br />However, the cost of items or services covered <br />by this Contract is considered a recurring <br />requirement and is included as a standard and <br />routine expense of the City of San Marcos to be <br />included in each proposed budget within the <br />foreseeable future. The City Council expects <br />this to be an integral part of future budgets to be <br />approved during the period of this Contract <br />except for unanticipated needs or events which <br />may prevent such payments against this <br />Contract. However, the City cannot guarantee <br />the availability of funds, and enters into this <br />Contract only to the extent such funds are made <br />available. The fiscal year for the City extends <br />from October 1st of each calendar year to <br />September 30th of the following calendar year. <br />17. Miscellaneous Provisions <br />(a) The Agreement is governed by the law of <br />the State of Texas. The Agreement is to be <br />performed in Hays County and exclusive venue <br />for any dispute arising under the Agreement is in <br />Hays County, Texas. <br />(b) As to all acts or failures to act by either party <br />to the Agreement, any applicable statute of <br />limitations will commence to run and any alleged <br />cause of action will be deemed to have accrued <br />when the party commencing the cause of action <br />knew or should have known of the existence of <br />the subject act or failure to act. <br />(c) The Contractor agrees not to use funds <br />received by it under the terms of the Agreement <br />for any partisan political activity or to further the <br />election or defeat of any candidate for public <br />office. <br />(d) The Contractor hereby affirms that <br />Contractor and Contractor's firm have not made <br />or agreed to make any valuable gift whether in <br />the form of service, loan, thing, or promise to <br />any person or any of his /her immediate family, <br />