Admin Order 58-22-25-F -- Micromobility Rule Amendment

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Page 18 of 21 (c) Build trust and confidence with the community. (7) Insurance a. The Licensee shall maintain continuous, uninterrupted insurance coverage as described in R-3.570-C(1)e. for the duration of the license. Any lapse in insurance coverage, even if the insurance company later backdates it, is subject to a civil penalty. b. The insurance limits required to maintain the license as described in R-3.570- C(1)e. are subject to statutory changes to maximum limits of liability imposed on municipalities of the State of Oregon during the license’s term. (8) Exceptions Special events, inclement weather, emergencies, disaster declarations and other unusual circumstances may result in a determination that one or more of these rules will not be enforced by the City. Notice of such a determination will be communicated by the City to licensees as far in advance as possible. Further, in such circumstances, it may be necessary to require licensees to suspend operations and/or to remove micromobility devices from the operations service area until safe operation is deemed feasible. R-3.570-E Service Rates Licensee shall make all service rates, which must include discounted rates for low-income users, available in a clear and transparent way for user review. At a minimum, rates shall be listed on the licensee’s website, in the user application and on printed materials made available to the City upon request. R-3.570-F Data Sharing and Reporting (1) Data Sharing Requirements a. Licensee must provide the City, and/or City-identified third-party researchers and/or contractors, access to data in accordance with industry standards in the following formats: 1. General Bikeshare Feed Specification (GBFS); and 2. Mobility Data Specification (MDS). b. Licensee must maintain a publicly available application programming interface (API) in accordance with industry standards for GBFS.