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This document compiles the agenda and minutes for the City of Tenino City Council meetings, along with several attached agreements and proposals. Key items include an Interlocal Agreement for street sweeper/vactor truck services with the City of Rainier, a lease extension for the Tenino Community Service Center with the Tenino Food Bank, a no-cost cyber audit agreement with the Washington State Auditor, an HVAC maintenance agreement with JBM Mechanical, and a significant grant and loan offer from the Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB) totaling $1,500,000 for the Southwest Washington Agricultural Business and Innovation Park Project. The document also includes details of payroll and claims approved in consent calendars for July and August 2023.

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The document primarily details a 10-year non-exclusive franchise agreement between the City of Tenino and Comcast Cable Communications, LLC, for the construction and operation of a cable system within the City's franchise area. The agreement, signed July 14, 2020, outlines various provisions including grant of authority, construction and maintenance standards, service obligations, customer fees (based on a percentage of gross revenues), customer service standards, regulatory oversight, and insurance requirements. Additionally, the document contains a change request from Retail Lockbox Merchant Services to the City of Tenino, dated June 3, 2020, updating the billing model for payment processing services, and a resolution adopting the 2021-2026 Six-Year Street Plan for the City.

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This contract involves the purchase of City Park Sign Decals for City Lake Park, with a total order value of $10,000. The purchase is managed by Libby Rush for the City of High Point.

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This document is a Declaration of Restrictive Covenants made by an unnamed Property Owner in favor of the City of Miami, Florida. It establishes legally binding restrictions on a specified property, effective upon recordation in the Public Records of Miami-Dade County. The covenants have an initial term of thirty years from the recordation date, with automatic ten-year extensions, and are enforceable by the City of Miami. The document also details provisions for inspection, enforcement, amendment, and recordation of these covenants.