INDOOR FACILITIES Clause Samples

The 'Indoor Facilities' clause defines the rights and responsibilities related to the use of indoor spaces provided under an agreement. It typically outlines which areas are included, any restrictions on access or usage, and the conditions under which the facilities may be used, such as hours of operation or maintenance requirements. This clause ensures both parties understand the scope of access to indoor amenities, helping to prevent disputes over facility use and clarifying expectations regarding shared or exclusive spaces.
INDOOR FACILITIES. The term “Indoor Active Use Areas” will be used for purposes of this Agreement to mean the designated gymnasiums, swimming pools, , or other indoor recreation facilities. Terms of this Agreement will apply to all Indoor Active Use Areas owned by the District as identified in Attachment B to this Agreement. The District and the City shall have the right to add or exclude Active Use Areas during the term of this Agreement, provide that any such change shall be in writing and approved by both the District and the City.
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INDOOR FACILITIES. 4.1 Except where the proposed use generates an additional expense invoking the charges as indicated in Schedule B, the indoor facilities of the County made available to the Board pursuant to this Agreement are made available, without charge, subject to the rules and regulations set out in Schedule D and providing such programming does not interfere with regular scheduling, maintenance or previous Agreements or other commitments. 4.2 Except where the proposed use generates an additional expense invoking the charges as indicated in Schedule B, the indoor facilities of the Board are made available to the County, pursuant to this Agreement are made available, without charge, subject to the rules and regulations specified in Schedule C and providing such programming does not interfere with regular scheduling, maintenance or previous Agreements or other commitments. Where the County's use invokes additional expenses, the Board will charge a custodial fee, as indicated in Schedule B, such charge to be set in August of each year. 4.3 The indoor facilities of both parties shall be subject to the terms of any current or future Community Use of School Policy and Administrative Procedure 400.05 (Board) or Facility Booking CM-2015-02 and Sport Facility Allocation Policy CMS- 2016-01 (County).
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INDOOR FACILITIES a. Except where the proposed use generates an additional expense invoking the charges as indicated in Schedule B, the indoor facilities of the County made available to the Board pursuant to this Agreement are made available, without charge, subject to the rules and regulations set out in Schedule “D” and providing such programming does not interfere with regular scheduling, maintenance or previous Agreements or other commitments. b. Except where the proposed use generates an additional expense invoking the charges as indicated in Schedule B, the indoor facilities of the Board are made available to the County, and its qualified Community Groups, pursuant to this Agreement are made available, without charge, subject to the rules and regulations specified in Schedule “C, and providing such programming does not interfere with regular scheduling, maintenance or previous Agreements or other commitments. Where the County’s use invokes additional expenses, the Board will charge a custodial fee and security fee, as indicated in Schedule B, such charge to be set in August of each year, in consultation with the County. c. The indoor facilities of both parties shall be subject to the terms of any current or future Community Use of School Policies (Board) or Facility Booking and Sport Facility Allocation Policy (County).
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INDOOR FACILITIES. The term “Indoor Active Use Areas” will be used for purposes of this Agreement to mean the designated gymnasiums, swimming pools, , or other indoor recreation fa- cilities. Terms of this Agreement will apply to all Indoor Active Use Areas owned by the District as identified in Attachment B to this Agreement. The District and the City shall have the right to add or exclude Active Use Areas during the term of this Agreement, provide that any such change shall be in writing and approved by both the District and the City. Comments about “
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INDOOR FACILITIES. I agree to return the key within 24 hours after the last date scheduled. I promise not to lend it out to anyone or duplicate the key I have been entrusted with. I understand that if SMPRD feels that trust has been broken in any way, the damage deposit will not be returned and all future requests of use will be denied. I understand that I will be charged $30 per hour (Strasburg residents) and $40 per hour (out-of-district), or $150 per day (Strasburg residents) and $200 per day (out-of-district) for facility usage. I will make a separate refundable damage deposit of $200. I understand that if the facility is left in the same or better condition, and the key is returned, the deposit will be refunded. **Please ask about discounted rates for ongoing rental agreements** I understand that I will be charged $20 per hour (Strasburg residents) and $30 per hour (out-of-district), or $100 per day (Strasburg residents) and $150 per day (out- of-district) for facility usage. I will make a separate refundable damage deposit of $200. I understand that if the facility is left in the same or better condition, the deposit will be refunded. I understand and agree to abide by the rules and regulations set forth by the Board of Directors (see page two). With 24 hours notice, the District can cancel or change requested dates. I understand that if I choose to cancel my reservation, it must be done at least 24 hours prior to the reservation, or I will get charged for the time frame in which I reserved the facility. FACILITY REQUESTED: DATE(S) REQUESTED: SET-UP TIME: EVENT TIME: HOME PHONE: CELL PHONE: EMAIL ADDRESS:
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