ARTISANS Sample Clauses

ARTISANS. Artisans’ work must be original art or applied crafts that are of high quality workmanship. Artisan and craft Vendors must provide detailed photos and description of production. Artisan/Craft Vendor requests shall be reviewed by the Market Committee for approval. It is highly preferred that arts and crafts be handmade by the Artisan/craft Vendor. FARMERS: Vendors are categorized as farmers if they grow the 100% of produce they sell at the DFCM. These Vendors receive a different SMC rate. To qualify for the xxxxxx rate, all items sold must be homegrown perishables/ produce. Market Manager may make a site visit to verify. NON PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS: Nonprofit and community organizations are encouraged to use the DFCM for fundraising and awareness opportunities. A limited amount of in-kind space is available on a rotating basis for 501(c) (3) nonprofit and community organizations. All product approvals, fundraising activities, and space reservations must be made in advance with the Market Manager. Nonprofit and community organizations are subject to standard vendor rules. VENDOR REQUIREMENTS AND REGULATIONS: Once approved, each Vendor shall be assigned a designated area to display and sell his/her merchandise by the Market Manager. Areas are ten feet wide by ten feet deep (10’ x 10’), though there may be variations in this format in certain areas of the Market. Vendors may be relocated to other areas at the discretion of the Market Manager. Vendors will not operate beyond the area assigned to them, except as pre-approved by the Market Manager at his/her discretion. Vendors requiring/requesting “walkable space” around their booths will be charged for additional space. To avoid additional space charge, Vendors should configure their products to be seen/purchased from the front only. On signing this agreement, each Vendor shall be responsible for providing all required documentation, including where applicable, a Florida Processed Food license number, and a Florida Sales Tax number. Food Vendors are required to have a Certificate of Comprehensive General Liability Insurance with the LDDA and the City of Lakeland as additional insured. Florida Sales Tax certificate must be visibly displayed at the booth. Parking on the streets and nearest the Market is reserved for customers. The Market Manager shall designate specific parking areas for Vendors’ vehicles. Vendors violating the parking rules will be fined $10 after an initial written warning and ultimately asked to ...
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ARTISANS. Preference is placed on Artisans' work that is original (art) or applied crafts that fit the focus of the Farmers Market, natural materials that are self-produced, hand-crafted and of high-quality workmanship while avoiding too much duplication of any given category (candles, soaps, textiles, ceramics, etc.) Artisans must have created, sewn, constructed, or otherwise fashioned from natural materials the item(s) they sell. The component materials must be sufficiently modified from their original state to demonstrate true craftsmanship. Arts and crafts should be handmade by the artisan/Vendor unless the committee approves an exception. If using a commercial component in his/her work, the artisan must substantially alter the item using great skill or technique and original design. Vendors may be asked to certify in writing that the products they offer for sale meet these requirements. The Artisan who makes the product or service must be present at the Farmers Market to display their products. SERVICE PROVIDERS/COMMERCIAL BOOTHS: Service Providers of food or other service products must be in accordance with the purposes and mission of the Venice Farmers Market and are intended to complement and supplement the Produce/Food Vendors and the Artisans. Rental fees for service Vendors are subject to IJ discretion.
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ARTISANS. 50. With effect from 1 January 2019, Artisans shall be entitled to an increase in wages in accordance with the following formula :- Monthly: 10% x Present Basic Monthly Wage Daily: 10% x (Present Basic Wage – RM38.46) + RM3.85 rounded off to the nearest 5 sen for daily-rated employees and to the nearest RM1.00 for monthly-rated employees. The daily rate for the latter shall be determined by dividing the monthly rate by 26.
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ARTISANS. ▪ Custom-crafted kitchen cabinetry with extensive choice of styles from Branthaven’s standard selection ❖ 1 ¼” Granite kitchen countertops ▪ Full height kitchen cabinet doors with bank of drawers for maximum storage ❖ Approximately 39” tall extended height upper kitchen cabinets ▪ Approximately 24” deep kitchen pantry, as per plan ▪ Deep upper cabinet over fridge ❖ Subway style ceramic tile kitchen backsplash from Branthavens standard selection ▪ One bank of two deep drawers for maximum storage, one (1) with drawer divider ❖ Cutlery organizer ❖ Spice drawer ▪ Large selection of standard door hardware ▪ High-quality, Imported hinges and drawer tracks FLOOR FINISHES – GREAT SELECTION, THE COMFORT OF CARPET, THE CONVENIENCE OF CERAMIC AND HARDWOOD ▪ Designer selected ceramic tile on all entrance, finished Laundry and Bathroom floors as indicated on drawings from Branthaven’s standard selection of more than 50 samples ❖ Prefinished oak engineered hardwood (3 ¼” x ¾”) at main floor excluding tiled areas (as per plan) from Branthaven’s standard selection ▪ Ceramic floors are installed over a latex/concrete base that is reinforced in metal lathe for maximum strength ▪ Premium broadloom carpet in three (3) modern styles (Cut & Loop, Plush), choice of two (2) colours per home from Branthaven’s standard selection with 10mm under pad, stairs upper hall and all bedrooms. Please note: The Vendor shall have the right to make reasonable changes in the opinion of the Vendor in the plans and specifications if required and to substitute other material for that provided for herein with material that is of equal or better value than that provided for herein. The determination of whether or not a substitute material is of equal or better value shall be made by the Vendor and this determination shall be final and binding. Colour, texture, appearance, etc. of features and finishes installed in the dwelling may vary from Vendor’s samples as a result of normal manufacturing and installation processes. Natural materials may vary in colour January 18, 2021 ❖ Indicates Branthaven Fresh Thinking™ feature. SCHEDULE “N” MILLCROFT TOWNS 0000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx NOTICE PROVISIONS AND WARNING CLAUSES The Purchaser or Purchasers, as the case may be, (collectively the “Purchaser”) shall execute any and all acknowledgements and releases required by the relevant governmental authorities in accordance with Section 32 of this Agreement. The Purchaser is advised:
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ARTISANS. (1) An employee shall be registered as an artisan once he has completed and passed the trade test or has completed the number of credits that qualify him to work as an artisan and his employer has requested registration in writing. An artisan shall be entitled to the payment of wages in accordance with the wage prescribed for his category in terms of clause 19.
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