PERMISSION TO OCCUPY. The right conferred on the hirer shall be a permission to occupy and shall not be construed as a tenancy. Nothing contained in these conditions shall confer on a regular hirer the right to exclusive possession and the Council may at its discretion allow other individuals and groups to have casual use of the premises.
PERMISSION TO OCCUPY. (1) The Hirer is only entitled to occupy and use the part(s) of the Reserve as identified, at the times on the dates and for the purposes allowed by this Agreement. A separate application must be made for any occupation or use of the reserve outside the times and dates as approved, or for a purpose not identified by this Agreement.
PERMISSION TO OCCUPY. (1) The Hirer shall only be entitled to occupy and use the part(s) of the Building at the times on the dates as identified in and for the purposes allowed by this Agreement. A separate application must be made for any occupation or use of the building outside the times and dates as approved, or for a purpose not identified by the Agreement.
PERMISSION TO OCCUPY. Upon Licensee receiving an approval from Licensor of any such application referred to in Paragraph 3, Licensee shall have the right to install, maintain and use its equipment described in said application on or in the Outside Plant identified therein. Such installation, maintenance and use shall be subject to the terms and conditions of said application, the terms and conditions of Licensor's Work Rules (as from time to time supplemented and revised), attached hereto as part of Exhibit B and Exhibit D, and in conformity with all applicable laws, rules and regulations of State and Federal governments, agencies and other governmental authorities, including, but not limited to, the California Public Utilities Commission. Licensor's Work Rules shall not have a discriminatory impact upon Licensee. In the event of a conflict between this Agreement and the Work Rules, whether as attached or as later amended, the terms of this Agreement control. Before commencing any such installation, Licensee shall notify Licensor in writing of the time when it proposes to do said work at least seventy-two (72) hours in advance thereof so that Licensor may, if it so elects, arrange to have its representative present when such work is performed.
PERMISSION TO OCCUPY. With respect to each Event described on the Summary Pages, City grants Client permission to occupy those portions of the Facility described on the Summary Pages at the times set forth on the Summary Pages. Client shall also be granted non‑exclusive access to adjoining corridors and restrooms, as designated by Director. Director may authorize Client to enter the Facility to begin set up of the Event a few hours prior to the times set forth on the Summary Page, if the space is not otherwise utilized and Director determines that such authorization is warranted. Client agrees to be bound by the terms of this Agreement if Client enters the Facility prior to the times set forth on the Summary Pages, or if Client remains in the Facility after such times. Notwithstanding any term hereof to the contrary, this Agreement is not intended to lease or to grant to Client any interest in the Facility. This Agreement merely evidences Client's authorization to use the specified portions of the Facility on the dates set forth on the Summary Pages, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. This Agreement does not grant Client the right to use or occupy any other portion of the Facility or any other facility comprising the San Jxxx Convention and Cultural Facilities. Furthermore, nothing in this Section 3 shall be construed to allow Client to enter or occupy the Facility at any time other than the times set forth on the Summary Page or unless authorized by Director in writing.
PERMISSION TO OCCUPY. The hirer shall only be entitled to the use of the particular part or parts of the building hired on the date set out in this agreement, and Council reserves the right to permit any other portion of the building to be hired for any other purpose at the same time. The right conferred on the hirer shall be a permission to occupy and shall not be construed as a tenancy. Nothing contained in these conditions shall confer on a regular hirer the right to exclusive possession, and the Council may at its discretion allow other individuals and groups to have casual use of the premises. Safety management system World Theatre staff are required to adhere to Council’s Safety Management System and to ensure that safety is paramount in the operation of the World Theatre. Qualified staff will be on site and any safety directions and procedures given by staff must be followed.
PERMISSION TO OCCUPY. 5. The Hirer may only enter the facility during the times agreed and outlined on the Hire of Facility form. If the Hirer breaches this condition and enters the facility outside the agreed time, the Parish reserves the right to terminate the Hire Agreement and/or charge an additional hire fee.
PERMISSION TO OCCUPY. 32.1 The Hirer shall only be entitled to the use of the particular part or parts of the venue hired on the date set out in the Hire Agreement and the Council reserves the right to permit any other portion of the venue to be hired for any other purpose at the same time.
PERMISSION TO OCCUPY. 1.1.1 The Licensor hereby grants to the Licensee a licence to use, encroach upon, and occupy that approximate m2 of the Licence Area as illustrated in the Sidewalk Patio Permit Application, for the sole purpose of providing outdoor seating and the service of food and beverage to patrons of the Licensee’s business (the “Purpose”).
PERMISSION TO OCCUPY. PUBLIC/PRIVATE WAY PERMISSION Prior to placement of your attachment(s), you must obtain permission from the appropriate Municipality, State or Federal Entity responsible for authorizing you to occupy space in the public way. If the pole is located on private property, a letter of permission from a private property owner must be obtained. In planning your project, please consider that the process for obtaining permissions can be lengthy. Some municipalities have numerous requirements, including but not limited to: Required public hearings Issuance of public notice Municipal licensing documents Please be aware that each Municipality has its own rules and regulations and time frames concerning the granting of permission to occupy the public right of way. It is the Applicant’s responsibility to work with and understand what each Municipality requires.
