Draft, attorney review required before use. This governs the Local Agent in Charge service specifically, which carries real legal responsibility for the signer. Per the legal guardrails set for this project, this must include right-of-refusal and indemnification language and cannot be finalized or signed by a client until an attorney has reviewed it.

Local Agent in Charge Service Agreement

Scope of the role

[Placeholder: define exactly what the Local Agent in Charge does and does not take responsibility for, per Cleveland Codified Ordinances Chapter 365.]

Right of refusal

[Placeholder: required per project legal guardrails. The service explicitly reserves the right to decline or terminate LAIC designation for a given property, e.g. after repeated unresolved violations.]

Indemnification

[Placeholder: required per project legal guardrails. Attorney-drafted indemnification terms protecting the designated agent from liability arising from the owner's own acts or omissions.]

Approval process

This service is not self-serve. Every LAIC engagement requires an application, operator review and approval, and a signed copy of this agreement before the service begins or any billing is activated.

Term and termination

[Placeholder: term length, renewal, and termination conditions.]