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City of Ocean City Department of Administration

Purchasing Division Cape May County

Ocean City, NJ

City Contract #27-02

Custodial Services for the Beach & Boardwalk Restrooms

A. General Information & Specifications

1.0 Required Equipment & Supplies to be Provided by the Contractor

1.1 The Contractor shall supply all the required equipment necessary to perform the work covered by the contract, including but not limited to; commercial type push carts, cleaning tools, brooms, cleaning cloths, wet mops, mop buckets, wet floor signs, etc. At no time shall the Contractor use the City supplied paper products and soap products for the cleaning services described herein.

1.2 The Contractor shall also provide all necessary vehicle transportation for the required cleaning teams to get to and from each designated service site. At no time shall the Contractor be permitted to drive a vehicle on the boardwalk or on the boardwalk access ramps. The Contractor shall be prohibited from transporting cleaning tools and materials to and from each one of the designated work sites via a push cart along the boardwalk deck. It shall be the Contractor’s responsibility to ensure that each worksite has ample equipment & supplies to perform the duties as outlined in the specifications. A hand cart may be utilized to transport supplies across the boardwalk ramps adjacent to the restrooms as defined in the contract. Other than specified, all equipment and material movement shall be minimized off of the boardwalk. It shall be the Contractor’s responsibility to provide reliable transportation for this contracted workforce on a daily basis or as may be required.

1.3 The Contractor shall be responsible to ensure that any vehicle utilized in the performance of this contract is properly inspected and registered as required by New Jersey State Motor Vehicle

Laws. Additionally, it is the Contractor’s responsibility to ensure that any of their employees operating said vehicles possess a valid driver’s license.

1.4 The Contractor shall also furnish all supplies necessary for the performance of the contract, including all cleaners, detergents, disinfectants, germicides, stain removers, trash can liners, and any other items that may be required. All cleaning products shall be approved by the City prior to their use and shall be in compliance with applicable Federal and State requirements. The Contractor shall be required to furnish the Purchasing Division with a copy of all applicable M.S.D.S. sheets within thirty (30) days after the receipt of the notice to award.

1.5 The Contractor shall obtain from the Department of Operations & Engineering’s

Warehouse located at 115 East 12th Street, Ocean City, NJ 08226 as required, all toilet tissue, paper towels & liquid hand soaps necessary for keeping all restrooms fully stocked and supplied during the required service hours. The Contractor shall be required to keep a full stock of these supplies in a secure location in each building covered under this contract. The Contractor shall be permitted to access the City Warehouse during the normal City business hours (Monday – Friday, 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M.). To obtain these items as needed, the Contractor shall be required to notify Charlotte Moyer, Supervisor @ Telephone #: (609) 399-6111, x9711.

1.6 All supplies shall only be picked up at the City Warehouse during the normal City business hours of Monday – Friday, 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M., legal holidays excluded. All materials received by the Contractor from the City shall be recorded and obtained with an authorized signature.

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A. General Information & Specifications (Continued)

1.0 Required Equipment & Supplies to be Provided by the Contractor (Continued)

1.7 Available space in the building(s) shall be assigned to the Contractor for the storage of bulk supplies and equipment, where & whenever possible. The Contractor's employees shall be required to keep the assigned space(s) in a neat and orderly fashion at all times. The

City of Ocean City shall not be held responsible for the security of any equipment and/or materials that are stored on City property, nor shall it compensate the Contractor in any way or form for the loss of the same. The Contractor or their employees shall keep all storage areas locked when they are not in use. The storage areas are subject to inspection by the City’s representatives at any time during the course of the contract.

1.8 The Contractor shall not be permitted to store combustible supplies of any kind in any City building or facility, and shall consider contaminated mop buckets, wet mops, soiled cleaning cloths and brushes as potentially subject to spontaneous combustion. The Contractor shall also comply with all of the provisions of the Federal, State, County and City Fire & Safety Codes &

Regulations.

1.8.1 All mop buckets shall be emptied at the conclusion of each cleaning shift/night/day.

Standing water in the mop buckets shall not be permitted overnight and shall be considered a direct violation of the terms & conditions of the contract.

1.8.2 All wet mops shall be wrung free of water at the conclusion of each shift/night/day. Mops soaked with water or other liquid shall not be permitted to be left overnight. Mops shall be hung to dry during the off hours.

1.8.3 Buckets, wet mops and all other cleaning equipment, tools and supplies shall be cleaned and free of offensive odors and debris at the conclusion of each cleaning shift/night/day.

2.0 Term of the Contract

2.1 The term of this contract shall be for a period of eight (08) months beginning on March 1, 2027 and continuing through October 31, 2027. The contract may be canceled with a minimum of thirty (30) days of written notice of intent to cancel for unacceptable performance and sixty (60) days’ notice not to extend the contract for a period beyond the initial contract term.

2.2 These dates are inclusive in nature and the continuous, uninterrupted performance of the work is a primary requirement of this contract.

2.3 Bid proposal amounts submitted on the Bid Proposal Forms shall be for the contract term of (March 1, 2027 and continuing through October 31, 2027).

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3.0 Protection & Security

3.1 All contracted employees shall be required to be fingerprinted and to pass a background check, due to the fact that they will be working directly with the public and in publicly owned buildings & facilities. This requirement shall be completed by the Ocean City Police Department before any contracted employee shall be permitted to start the work defined within this contract.

3.2 All employees of the Contractor shall be in proper, and professional uniform attire, that clearly indicates the service companies “logo” with a minimum of one and one half inch (1½”) lettering.

Additionally every employee shall display an identification badge with their name and company name clearly indicated on it.

3.3 The Contractor shall assume full responsibility for any and all damages or claims for damage and for injury to persons, property and equipment, which may result from services performed under these specifications. The Contractor shall be held liable by the City for damages caused by their employees to any equipment, apparatus, fixtures or property in the buildings, in which work is being performed.

3.4 Access keys, fobs or cards shall be provided as required for access to buildings prior to the start of the contract. The Contractor shall be held responsible for the safekeeping of all building access keys, fobs and access cards, and shall be required to return them upon the termination of an employee and/or expiration of the contract. No duplicates shall be made of any keys, fobs and/or access cards. If for any reason an access key, fob and/or access card are lost, the Contractor shall be responsible for the cost of replacement of any necessary alterations to the City buildings for security. The City retains the right to designate a licensed locksmith of its own choice to perform this required task. All lost or damaged access keys, fobs and access cards shall be reported immediately to the Department of Operations & Engineering’s designated contract representative.

4.0 Insurance Legal Requirements, Permits & Licenses

4.1 The Contractor shall procure at their own expense, all required insurance as outlined in the

General Instructions & Conditions for City Contracts, licenses, permits, franchises or other authority required to perform the contract and shall conform to all applicable laws and regulations. A current City Mercantile License shall be required and a photocopy shall be submitted to both the City’s Department of Operations & Engineering and the Purchasing

Division.

5.0 Required Contractual Supervision

5.1 The Contractor shall be required to provide adequate supervision during all service hours. Supervision shall be performed by an ONSITE supervisor(s) or crew leader(s).

Supervising through cellphone apps is unacceptable! THE SUPERVISOR FOR THIS

CONTRACT SHALL BE ASSIGNED TO THIS CONTRACT EXCLUSIVELY AND NOT TO

ANY OTHER CONTRACt, MUNICIPAL OR OTHERWISE. The daily onsite supervision shall be adequate enough to assure full compliance with the specifications and to be responsible for the activities of the Contractor's employees during the course of the working day.

5.2 Prior to the startup of the contract, the successful contractor shall furnish to the

City, the full name and cell phone number(s) of the supervisor(s) of record and/or authorized representatives who can be contacted on a twenty-four-(24) hour, seven

(07) day a week basis.

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5.3 The Contractor's supervisor(s) shall be required to contact the Operations & Engineering Department’s Contract Administrator or their designated representative, as may be required to resolve any issues or problems that may exist during the performance of the terms of the contract.

6.0 Deficiencies in Service & Duties

6.1 The Contractor shall be notified by the City concerning any areas, which have not been cleaned and maintained in accordance with these specifications, or consistent with professional and acceptable janitorial maintenance standards, whether or not specifically, listed herein. Notification shall be in the form of either a telephone call, text and/or e-mail, which will be issued by the Operations & Engineering Department. Upon completion of the specified work the Operations &

Engineering Department Contract Administrator shall be notified of the correction. Deficiencies in service will also be based upon the Custodial Inspection Reports completed at various times by designated City employees. All deficiencies shall be corrected by the Contractor immediately, or the City reserves the right to correct the deficiency using its own personnel and to deduct the cost from the Contractor's monthly payment.

6.2 The City of Ocean City or its designated representative/Contract Administrator shall have the right to implement any additional notification procedure that shall be deemed necessary.

6.3 Repeated failures to perform work covered by these specifications shall result in the deduction of fees paid to the contractor and possible termination of the contract.

6.4 Failure to correct or perform the work covered by these specifications shall result in the following deduction of fee and/or fine.

6.4.1 All Ocean City restroom locations as defined in this contract - $250.00 dollars per incident for non-corrected and/or non-performed services within one (01) hour of notification.

7.0 Pre-Bid Meeting & Miscellaneous Requirements

7.1 All prospective bidders are encouraged to attend a non-mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting to be held on Wednesday, October 28 at 11:00am at City Hall, 3rd Floor Council

Chambers, 861 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, NJ 08226.

7.2 It shall be the responsibility of the bidder to conduct any and all necessary inspections and/or research of the City owned buildings as may be necessary for the preparation of the bid proposal package. This shall include information related to the properties size, location and current codes, ordinances, resolutions and regulations pertaining to this contract.

7.2.1 The Contractor shall be responsible and required to comply with all applicable Federal, State, County and local health and environmental codes, laws, regulations and ordinances currently in force.

7.3 The Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining an Ocean City Mercantile License for custodial purposes from the Code Compliance Office, located in the Henry S. Knight Building, 115 East 12th Street, Ocean City, NJ 08226. Telephone #: (609) 399-6111, x 9733.

7.3.1 The City Purchasing Division, City Hall, Room #203, 861 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, NJ 08226 shall require proof of said license to be filed, following the award of the contract by City.

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7.0 Pre-Bid Meeting & Miscellaneous Requirements (Continued)

7.4 The Contractor shall be held responsible for all damages incurred to City properties during the course of this contract.

7.4.1 The Contractor shall be required to notify the City Contract Administrator to report any damage to City or private property within three (03) hours after the occurrence of the damage.

7.4.2 City Contract Manager

Michael Rossbach, Public Works Director, CPWM City of Ocean City

Henry S. Knight Building 115 East 12th Street

Ocean City, NJ 08226

Telephone #: (609) 399-6111, x 9716 Fax #: (609) 525-0645

E-mail Address: mrossbach@ocnj.us

7.4.3 City Contract Administrator

Lauren Gillian, Public Works Office Supervisor

City of Ocean City

Henry S. Knight Building 115 East 12th Street

Ocean City, NJ 08226 Telephone #: (609) 399-6111, x 9711

Fax #: (609) 525-0645

E-mail Address: lsopko@ocnj.us

8.0 Award of the Contract(s)

8.1 The City shall reserve the right to accept or reject any or all items covered in the bid proposal or any portion(s) thereof, waive formalities, re-advertise and/or take such other steps deemed necessary and in the best interest of the City of Ocean City.

8.2 Where two (02) or more bidders are tied on an item, the City Purchasing Manager shall reserve the right to make the award to either bidder by adopted procedure as approved by City Council and consistent with the New Jersey Local Public Contracts Law.

9.0 Reporting Requirements & Complaints

9.1 Notification of complaints and job deficiencies shall be by telephone, e-mail, Custodial Inspection Reports or any other method deemed necessary by the City and or a designed representative. The Contractor shall be required to make a weekly contact with the

City Contract Administrators and/or their designees.

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9.0 Reporting Requirements & Complaints (Continued)

9.2 Report Procedures are Required in Some Locations

9.2.1 At the discretion of the City Contract Administrator the Contractor shall be required to provide the City with a weekly assigned schedule, attendance/sign-in sheet and/or daily checklist/log for all locations awarded. Attendance, hours worked duties checklist/log shall be recorded daily along with any issues or problems, or in accordance with the work schedule and these specifications. These sign in sheets and logs shall be provided to the

City designated Contract Administrator upon request for any indicated period.

9.2.2 At their discretion the City of Ocean City may provide the Contractor with weekly

Custodial Inspection Reports. A designated City employee(s) for all locations shall prepare the Custodial Inspection Reports; these reports shall serve as a guide and will help to determine deficiencies in the contract. Prolonged deficiencies in service based on the Custodial Inspection Reports, e-mails and/or telephone notification may result in fines, deductions in compensation, and/or the termination of the contract.

B. Detail Specifications for Custodial Services

1.0 Conduct & Hours of Work

1.1 The City of Ocean City has a long history of offering a welcoming and friendly atmosphere to its vacationing visitors, benefitting from its many assets, such as our beaches and boardwalk. The object and spirit of this contract is to define the work requirements for continuous cleaning and maintaining of the restroom facilities cited below in a way that conveys the philosophy of “Americas Greatest Family Resort”.

The services defined in this contract are to be considered of the highest quality, exemplifying that philosophy

1.2 The work performed under this contract shall be for interior areas of the various City Restroom facilities located at the following locations; 1st Street and the Boardwalk, 6th Street and the

Boardwalk, the Music Pier, 10th Street and the Boardwalk, 11th Street and the Boardwalk, 12th Street and the Boardwalk, 34th Street and the beach, and 59th Street and the beach. The term

"clean/cleaning" as utilized in these specifications shall mean, "free from; dirt, sand, soil, stains, discoloration, germs, bodily fluids, & any other undesirable materials". It is intended that all equipment and building surfaces shall include; the floors, walls, toilets, urinals, stall partition walls & doors, sinks, countertops, faucets, mirrors, soap dispensers, toilet tissue dispensers, paper towel dispensers, feminine hygiene product dispensers & seat cover dispensers, entranceway/exit way doors, interior windows, walkways and any other areas connected to the interior of the building. In addition to any immediate exterior decking walkway areas shall be kept clean & free of debris.

1.3 The services, except as so noted, shall be performed on a seven (07) day a week schedule and between the specified hours for each location. Any deviations from the attached schedule shall require the prior approval & authorization of the Operations & Engineering Department’s Contract Administrator and/or their designated representatives.

1.4 Prior to leaving the restroom at the end of each day, it shall be the responsibility of the

Contractor to ensure that all lights are turned off and that all doors are secured and locked properly.

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B. Detail Specifications for Custodial Services (Continued)

1.0 Conduct & Hours of Work (Continued)

1.5 The Contractor shall strictly prohibit their employees from disturbing and/or having any type of ongoing interaction with the restroom patrons. The Contractor’s employees shall have no authority to request or to enforce any City policy, procedure or law, including but not limited to the COVID-19 social distancing requirements, mask wearing, bathing and/or changing of attire.

1.6 The regular cleaning of all restrooms shall begin and end on the dates, days and times as specified under each designated location on the attached schedule.

1.7 The Ocean City Music Pier shall be staffed with one (01) male and one (01) female attendant at all times inclusive of the contract schedule for that facility. This staffing is in addition to the minimum staffing stated elsewhere in this contract.

1.8 The Contractor shall be required to maintain enough personnel to accomplish the services on the dates and times as defined herein.

1.8.1 The personnel shall be required to be adequately trained for the services as defined herein.

1.8.2 The Contractor shall be required to supply a diverse enough team so that at no time shall a male restroom team member be required to enter a female restroom and at no time shall a female restroom team member be required enter a male restroom.

1.8.3 The supply closet doors shall be kept closed & secured at all times to prevent visual access into the respective areas by the general public.

1.9 Repeated failures to perform said work covered by the specifications and the associated contract shall result in the deduction of fees paid to the Contractor, and/or the possible termination of the contract.

1.10 All buildings shall be cleaned on all legal holidays and any type of weather event, unless otherwise directed by the City Contract Administrative Representative.

1.11 Every attempt shall be made to keep restroom patrons safe at all times. The Contractor shall employ the use of dry mops and blowers, if needed, to maintain dry & safe floors. In addition safety signs shall be required to be employed to indicate wet floors or other hazards as may be needed.

1.12 Any equipment or fixture that may be deemed as out of order and something that the

Contractor’s staff cannot correct, i.e. light fixture, dispensers, plumbing and/or electrical, shall have proper signage placed on it indicating that it is temporarily out of order and that access shall be blocked to prohibit said usage. The City Administrative Representative shall be notified immediately of the situation indicating the specific problem, the location and the steps that were taken at that time in an attempt to correct the problem. It shall then be the City’s responsibility to address, replace or to correct the identified maintenance issue or problem.

1.13 Liquidated Damages

1.11.1 Failure to respond to an issue within one (01) hour $250.00

1.11.2 Failure to report on the date & time specified in the contract $250.00

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2.0 Services to be Performed by the Contractor(s) in the Base Contract for the City

2.1 The contractor will preform a “deep cleaning” of all restooms in this contract prior to April 1st to the approval of and be scheduled with the Contract Administrator or their designee. “Deep Cleaning” is meant to be removal of all; dirt, sand, soil, stains, discoloration, germs, bodily fluids and any other undesireable material from; floors, walls, doors, dividers, mirrors, toilets, urinals, and sinks.

2.2 The Contractor shall be required to provide the following custodial services based on the attached schedule for the locations listed on the days and during the times so noted:

2.1.1 Continuous Daily Cleaning – these services are to be performed throughout the day on a continuous cycling basis, rotating during the shift indicated, to the locations noted:

a. Check & refill all liquid hand soap, paper towel & toilet paper dispensers

b. Empty all trashcans & deposit the waste bags at the directed location

c. Empty and refill all feminine hygiene product containers as needed

d. Floors shall be kept free of dirt, sand, debris, stains, and discoloration

e. Remove excessive water on the floors

f. Clean & open all sink drains as may be required from sand buildup

g. Wipe up the excessive water on countertops

h. Clean & sanitize all door handles

i. Clean & sanitize the changing stations

j. Perform emergency mopping as may be necessary – utilizing proper safety signage

Note: It shall be understood that once a station has been serviced those team members shall then move onto the next location & to continue that rotation throughout the entire shift. At no time shall team members remain at a single location, when they are not performing the above services or duties.

2.1.2 End of the Shift Cleaning – these services are to be performed, in addition to the ones so noted above, at the conclusion of each shift and prior to the restroom being locked & closed for the day:

a. Clean & sanitize all countertops, sinks & fixtures

b. Clean & sanitize all toilets & seats, urinals, stall walls, stall doors, stall door handles & locks

c. Clean & sanitize all mirrors & bright work

d. Clean & sanitize the walls, doors, baseboards

e. Clean & sanitize the paper & hand soap dispensers

f. Clean and sanitize all changing stations

g. Empty and refill all feminine hygiene product containers as needed

h. Floors shall be kept free of dirt, sand, debris, stains, and discoloration

i. Refill all liquid hand soap & paper product dispensers

j. Empty all of the trashcans & deposit the waste bags at the directed location

2.1.3 Weekly

a. All urinal screens are to be replaced

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3.0 Scheduled Hours of Contracted Work

3.1 The Contractor shall be responsible for providing the above services during the restroom schedules as defined below:

3.2 Beach Area Restrooms

3.2.1 1st Street & the Boardwalk Restrooms 34th Street & the Beach Restrooms

59th Street & the Beach Restrooms

3.2.1.1 April 1st – up to and including the Thursday before Memorial Day – Saturdays

& Sundays from 10:00 A.M. until 6:00 P.M. The required minimum staffing for the duration of the shift shall be one (01) male and one (01) female attendant.

3.2.1.2 The Friday before Memorial Day up to and including September 30th – Seven

(07) days per week from 10:00 A.M. until 6:00 P.M. The required minimum staffing for the duration of the shift shall be one (01) male and one

(01) female attendant.

3.2.1.3 October 1st up to and including Columbus Day – Saturdays, Sundays &

Columbus Day from 10:00 A.M. until 6:00 P.M. The required minimum staffing for the duration of the shift shall be one (01) male and one

(01) female attendant.

3.3 Boardwalk Area Restrooms

3.3.2 6th Street & the Boardwalk Restrooms

Ocean City Music Pier Restrooms 10th Street & the Boardwalk Restrooms

11th Street & the Boardwalk Restrooms

12th Street & the Boardwalk Restrooms

3.3.2.1 April 1st - up to and including the Thursday before Memorial Day

3.3.2.1.1 Seven (07) days a week from 10:00 A.M. until 8:00 P.M.

3.3.2.1.2 The minimum staffing for the duration of each respective shift shall be two (02) male and two (02) female attendants.

3.3.2.2 The Friday before Memorial Day up until and including June 30th

3.3.2.2.1 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 10:00 A.M. until 9:00 P.M.

3.3.2.2.2 Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 10:00 A.M. until 12:00 A.M.

(Midnight)

3.3.2.2.3 The minimum staffing for the duration of each respective shift shall be two (02) male and two (02) female attendants.

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3.0 Scheduled Hours of Contracted Work (Continued)

3.3 Boardwalk Area Restrooms (Continued)

3.3.2 6th Street & the Boardwalk Restrooms

Ocean City Music Pier Restrooms 10th Street & the Boardwalk Restrooms

11th Street & the Boardwalk Restrooms 12th Street & the Boardwalk Restrooms

3.3.2.3 July 1st up until & including Labor Day

3.3.2.3.1 Seven (07) days per week from 10:00 A.M. until 12:00 A.M.

(Midnight)

3.3.2.3.2 Minimum staffing for the duration of the shift shall be two

(02) male and two (02) female attendants.

3.3.2.4 The Tuesday after Labor Day up to & including September 30th

3.3.2.4.1 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 10:00

A.M. until 9:00 P.M.

3.3.2.4.2 Friday & Saturday from 10:00 A.M. until 12:00 A.M. (Midnight)

3.3.2.4.3 Minimum staffing for the duration of each respective shift shall be one (01) male and one (01) female attendant.

3.3.2.5 October 1st to and including October 30th

3.3.2.5.1 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 10:00 A.M.

until 7:00 P.M.

3.3.2.5.2 Friday & Saturday 10:00 A.M. until 10:00 P.M.

3.3.2.3.3 Minimum staffing for the duration of each respective shift shall be one (01) male and one (01) female attendant.

3.4 Extra Hourly & Daily Services are as follows:

3.4.1 In the event that the City requires the restrooms to be open on specific additional days and/or for additional hours beyond what has been stated in Sections 3.0, the City is requesting a quote per day and per hour for the additional service time. This condition may also exist for the beach restrooms requiring additional days or hours of operation on a limited time basis.

3.4.2 The need may be for all restrooms or for an individual restroom located either on the beach or the boardwalk.

3.4.3 Notice for the extended hours of operation may be as little as one (01) hour in advance of the scheduled closing time at each site.

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4.0 Restroom Locations

4.1 The following shall define the locations & the breadth of each restroom included in the contract:

4.1.1 Beach Area Restrooms

4.1.1.1 1st Street Restrooms – 1st Street on the Boardwalk

(01) Male Restroom - 1 stall, 2 urinals & 1 sink

(01) Female Restroom – 3 stalls & 2 sinks

(01) Family/Handicap Restroom – 1 toilet & 1 sink

4.1.1.2 34th Street Restrooms – 34th Street & the Beach

(01) Male Restroom - 1 stall, 2 urinals & 1 sink

(01) Female Restroom - 4 stalls & 3 sinks

4.1.1.3 59th Street Restrooms – 59th Street & the Beach

(01) Male Restroom – 1 stall, 2 urinals & 1 sink

(01) Female Restrooms – 3 stalls & 1 sink

4.1.2 Boardwalk Area Restrooms

4.1.2.1 6th Street Restrooms – 6th Street on the Boardwalk

(01) Male Restroom - 10 stalls, 6 urinals & 10 sinks

(01) Female Restroom - 21 stalls & 9 sinks

(02) Family/Handicap Restroom – 1 toilet & 1 sink each

4.1.2.2 Ocean City Music Pier Restrooms – Moorlyn Terrace & the Boardwalk

(01) Male Restroom - 6 stalls, 13 urinals & 3 sinks (1 is a double sink)

(01) Female Restroom - 25 stalls & 3 sinks (1 is a double sink)

4.1.2.3 10th Street Restrooms – 10th Street & the Boardwalk

(10) Unisex restrooms each having a toilet & wash sink

4.1.2.4 11th Street Restrooms – 11th Street & the Boardwalk

(10) Unisex restrooms each having a toilet & wash sink

4.1.2.5 12th Street Restrooms – 12th Street & the Boardwalk

(01) Male Restrooms - 4 stalls, 6 urinals & 4 sinks

(01) Female Restrooms – 14 stalls & 5 sinks