Facility Use Guidelines Sample Clauses

Facility Use Guidelines. 1. All use shall be performed in compliance with all applicable statutes, rules and regulations.
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Facility Use Guidelines. Facility use shall be conducted in compliance with all applicable statutes, rules, and regulations, and with district policy. The occupant shall require participants to wear appropriate clothing, and shall furnish such clothing if necessary. The occupant shall observe district vehicle parking guidelines. The occupant shall not allow any parking in areas marked with red, indicating a fire lane. The occupant shall maintain all occupied facility areas in a clean, well-organized manner. If playground equipment is used, the occupant shall provide adult supervision of at least one adult for every 20 children using equipment. If the property (or premises) will be used for an athletic activity, occupant shall comply with the requirements of A.R.S. Section 15-341(A)(24) regarding concussions and head injuries. Any electrical tools, appliances, or extension cords used by the occupant shall be in good condition. Extension cords are to be taped to the floor to avoid a trip hazard. All means of access or egress shall be identified by the occupant and communicated to participants. The occupant shall identify and inform participants of any areas in which travel is not permitted. Roadways and sidewalks to be used shall be inspected by the occupant and must remain clear of obstructions during use. All materials used shall be properly handled, stored, or stacked. The occupant shall provide signs and markers necessary to inform participants of rules and maintain the facility in a safe manner. The occupant shall not smoke, nor serve or use alcohol or narcotic drugs, during use of the facility, with the exception of the consumption of alcohol if permitted by the district, subject to the district’s policies and procedures. The occupant shall maintain a list of emergency agencies and phone numbers at all times. The occupant shall provide adequate supervisory personnel to ensure that the foregoing guidelines are implemented and followed during facility use. Occupant (organization) name: Occupant contact name (print):
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Facility Use Guidelines. To ensure a safe and successful event, please make certain that all participants in your group adhere to the policies and rules below. You agree to not use the premises for any unlawful purposes, and to obey all laws, rules, and regulations of all governmental authorities while using FRENCH INTERNATIONAL facilities. You agree not to use the premises for any purpose that is contrary to the mission of FRENCH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF OREGON. No alcoholic beverages or smoking/tobacco products are allowed on, or in, any FRENCH INTERNATIONAL property without specific written permission from FRENCH INTERNATIONAL. This includes parking lots and fields. Gym-specific rules: No food or beverage (other than water) may be consumed in the gym. No use of firearms or any equipment that would damage the gym floor or facility is permitted. Only non-marking soled shoes may be worn during gym activities. Any use of School equipment must be approved by the School in advance. Parking must be in designated parking lot areas only. Violators may be towed, at owner’s expense. You are responsible for cleaning up and disposing of all trash at the completion of each event. You must leave the space organized and arranged in the condition it was before the event. You agree to be responsible for ensuring the supervision of youth (under 18) at all times.
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Facility Use Guidelines. To ensure a safe and successful event, please make certain that all participants in your group adhere to the policies and rules below. You agree to not use the premises for any unlawful purposes, and to obey all laws, rules, and regulations of all governmental authorities while using FAIS facilities. You agree not to use the premises for any purpose that is contrary to the mission of FAIS. No alcoholic beverages or smoking/tobacco products are allowed on, or in, any FAIS property without specific written permission from FAIS. This includes parking lots and fields. Gym-specific rules: ● No food or beverage (other than water) may be consumed in the gym. ● No use of firearms or any equipment that would damage the gym floor or facility is permitted. ● Only non-marking soled shoes may be worn during gym activities. ● Any use of School equipment must be approved by the School in advance. Parking must be in designated parking lot areas only. Violators may be towed, at owner’s expense. You are responsible for cleaning up and disposing of all trash at the completion of each event. You must leave the space organized and arranged in the condition it was before the event. You agree to be responsible for ensuring the supervision of youth (under 18) at all times.
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Facility Use Guidelines. Use priority and occupancy of Agricultural Center Harvest Hall and ground property shall be for agricultural, Agri-business, agricultural education purposes, exhibiting and advertising farming, agriculturally related manufacturing, livestock raising and other resources of the county. Governmental organizations may use the facilities and grounds for official purpose. Groups would also be allowed to use the facility for special events if officially co-sponsored by a County department. Official co- sponsorship of an event by a department implies that the event promotes the department’s mission and purpose, and that the department assumes responsibility for the care and oversight of the facility during the event. The following guidelines apply to all the users of the facility.
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Facility Use Guidelines. 4.1 All hirers of Portswood Church need to be aware of basic safety information. This guide is for leaders of groups making use of Portswood Church and should be followed to help ensure the safety of all involved in using the property. A copy of the health and safety policy is available on request.
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Facility Use Guidelines. Acceptable: Not Acceptable: * YES 3M strips/hangers; reusable adhesive * NO Tacks, nails or staples
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Facility Use Guidelines. 1. Users may only enter and use those areas of the facilities that have been reserved.
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