Common use of Grants Clause in Contracts

Grants. The Association may, at their discretion, apply for grants from third parties or the City for initiatives. If the grant application is in respect of an activity or program that will be conducted at or from the Jointly Operated Facilities, the grant application, administration, and oversight must be done in collaboration with the Recreation Supervisor and with support of Park Board staff. All new programs and/or capital projects at or through the Jointly Operated Facilities, including those funded by grants, require the prior review and written approval of the Park Board for indemnity purposes pursuant to the Indemnity Agreement. Where required, Park Board staff will receive training in evaluation methods and grant writing in order to provide support to the Association for grant applications. If the Park Board receives information about grant programs offered by other government bodies, it will provide that information to the Association to support the Association's initiatives. All grant revenue will be paid to the Association without any deduction by the Park Board or as otherwise expressly agreed to by the parties in advance, unless grant revenue is processed through the Registration System, in which case the grant revenue will be subject to Authorized Deductions.

Grants. The Association may, at their discretion, apply for grants from third parties or the City for initiatives. If the grant application is in respect of an activity or program that will be conducted at or from the Jointly Operated Facilities, the grant application, administration, and oversight must be done in collaboration with the Recreation Supervisor and with support of Park Board staff. All new programs and/or capital projects at or through the Jointly Operated Facilities, including those funded by grants, require the prior review and written approval of the Park Board for indemnity purposes pursuant to the Indemnity Agreement. Where required, Park Board staff will receive training in evaluation methods and grant writing in order to provide support to the Association for grant applications. If the Park Board receives information about grant programs offered by other government bodies, it will provide that information to the Association to support the Association's initiatives. All grant revenue will be paid to the Association without any deduction by the Park Board or unless itor as otherwise expressly agreed to by the parties in advance, unless grant revenue is processed through the Registration SystemSystem or as otherwise expressly agreed to by the parties in advance, in which case the grant revenue will be subject to Authorized Deductions.