Beverages and catering Sample Clauses

Beverages and catering.  For a sandwich lunch or meal, a caterer of choice can be called upon by the user. The user reports the name of the caterer prior to his activity to XXXX. XXXX cannot be held responsible for the services provided by the caterer.  The delivery and collection of goods only takes place during the period of use of the space. No loading and unloading space is provided. On the square of the site GATE15 there is a parking ban.  The user is obliged to purchase all drinks (beer, wine, soft drinks, water, juices, coffee and tea) at the price determined by XXXX. In the event of non- compliance, a fixed cost of €150 will be charged. (Fee regulations 17/12/2019, Article 5).  The price list is available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx/zaal-huren/  The user's activity is may not hinder the normal course of other activities in the building. Also access for users of other spaces on the GATE15 property must always be safeguarded
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Beverages and catering. 1. 24 Carrots is the sole caterer for the Community Room, Community Room Patio, and Civic Center Lawn. Events wishing to have any food and beverages must use 24 Carrots.
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Beverages and catering. For a sandwich lunch or meal, a caterer of choice can be called upon by the user. The user reports the name of the caterer prior to his activity to “Antwerpen Studentenstad”. “
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Beverages and catering. TBOA allows renters to bring in a caterer of their choice, provide their own food or have food delivered to the facility. Renter shall provide any Lessee Initial Date ALCOHOL INFORMATION If alcoholic beverages will be served at the event, the proper permits must be obtained prior to the event. A Washington State Liquor Control Board Banquet Permit is required for all events serving alcohol. A special events liability/liquor liability policy at 1 million must be purchased listing the Basement on Xxxxx LLC as additional insured Copies of these permits must be submitted to the TBOA staff a minimum of five business days prior to the event. Copies of the permits must also be posted in the facility during the event. Website to obtain WSLCB Banquet Permit: xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/licensing/banquet-permits Self-service bars are not permitted. Bars must be manned at all times by a designated server of at least 21 years of age (need not be licensed). Alcohol service must stop at least one hour prior to the designated end of your event. Serving alcohol without the proper approval and permits, and/or in violation of any of the above policies and procedures may result in a police citation, immediate shut down of your event, forfeiture of your deposit and/or additional fees and penalties.
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Beverages and catering. RBCC allows Lessee to bring in a caterer of their choice, provide their own food or have food delivered to the facility. Lessee shall provide any and all necessary tableware, utensils, linens, etc. Bags for garbage, compost and recycling containers will be provided.
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