MUSIC AND SOUND LEVELS Sample Clauses

MUSIC AND SOUND LEVELS. 11.2 Hooting and loud music will not be permitted in public areas.
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MUSIC AND SOUND LEVELS. 12.1. The function venues have professional music systems consisting of an Amplifier and speakers. In order to reduce noise pollution, this will be the only system that will be available. External suppliers will still be welcome at Avianto however they will have to patch into the system provided. Please check with your wedding coordinator for spec sheets and details of the systems for your DJ’s.
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MUSIC AND SOUND LEVELS. 6.1 The Stables reserves the right to reduce the volume of the music.
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MUSIC AND SOUND LEVELS. 10.1 Palala reserves the right to reduce the volume of the music.
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MUSIC AND SOUND LEVELS. 10.1. Fusion reserves the right to reduce the volume of the music.
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MUSIC AND SOUND LEVELS. 6.1 The Stables reserves the right to reduce the volume of the music. Last song to be played 15 minutes before Curfew Time.
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