If Vendor Cancels Sample Clauses

If Vendor Cancels. If you decide to cancel, you must give as much advanced notice as possible, so that staff may try to fill your booth space. Again, no reimbursements will be applied due to weather or other unpredictable factors.
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If Vendor Cancels. If you decide to cancel any Market dates, you must give as much advance notice as possible, so that SLC may try to fill your booth space from the waiting list. A vendor may qualify for reimbursement ONLY if it gives SLC at least one (1) week advance notice of any cancellation AND SLC is able to fill the vendor’s spot from the waiting list 24 hours before the Market dates for which the vendor will be absent. NOTE: No refund checks will be issued until after October 31, 2019.
If Vendor Cancels. If you decide to cancel any Market dates, you must give as much advance notice as possible, so that SLC may try to fill your booth space from the waiting list. A vendor may qualify for reimbursement ONLY if it gives SLC at least one week advance notice of any cancellation AND SLC is able to fill the vendor’s spot from the waiting list 24 hours before the Market dates for which the vendor will be absent. NOTE: No refund checks will be issued until after October 31. c. Parking Reimbursements: There will be NO reimbursements for parking. State Guidelines Concerning COVID-19 At this time, there are no state-imposed restrictions on farmers’ market capacities (indoor or outdoor). Markets may choose to operate at full capacity. Social distancing is still recommended, as is masking for people not fully vaccinated, but neither are required. Layout/Setup/Loading
If Vendor Cancels. If you decide to cancel any market dates, you must give as much advanced notice as possible, so that staff may try to fill your booth space from the waiting list. A minimum of 1 week advanced notice must be given in order for RDA to reimburse you for a cancellation AND we must be able to fill your spot from the waiting list in order for that reimbursement to be applied. If RDA staff is unable to find a replacement prior to 24 hours before the event for the market dates you will be absent, you will not be reimbursed.
If Vendor Cancels. If you decide to cancel any Market dates, you must give as much advance notice as possible, so that GDC may try to fill your booth space from the waiting list. A vendor may qualify for reimbursement ONLY if it gives GDC at least one (1) week advance notice of any cancellation AND GDC is able to fill the vendor’s spot from the waiting list 24 hours before the Market dates for which the vendor will be absent. NOTE: No refund checks will be issued until after October 1, 2018.

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  • What Will Happen After We Receive Your Letter When we receive your letter, we must do two things:

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  • Happen After We Receive Your Letter When we receive your letter, we must do two things:

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