Playgrounds Clause Samples

Playgrounds pool, parking and other recreation areas Landlord may give Tenant permission to use a playground, pools and parking or other recreation area. Tenant will use the area at Tenant’s own risk and must pay all fees. Landlord may cancel permission at any time.

Playgrounds. Playgrounds, to include equipment and impact sites, will be policed and cleaned. Rake sand/screenings to fill in holes and remove any debris and/or hazardous material which would be a danger to the public (i.e. broken glass, nails, sharp stones, pop tops, bottle caps, etc.). Weeds and grass, living and dead, will be removed.

Playgrounds. (a) Annually assess the condition and safety of playgrounds on HRA land; and (b) Carry out and/or procure the carrying out of necessary repairs and maintenance to ensure they are safe and in good working condition.

Playgrounds. Information centre for the provision of information for travellers and tourists.

Playgrounds. 6.2.1 HRCE shall have access to Playgrounds on HRCE school grounds at no-cost and without booking. 6.2.2 Subject to the authority and responsibilities of a school principal under the Education Act, HRCE shall not exclude members of the general public from using Playgrounds on HRCE school grounds.

Playgrounds. By September 1, 2023, the District will evaluate the accessibility of the playgrounds used by students at the School and develop a written plan (Playground Plan), for OCR’s review and approval, that identifies the modifications that are necessary to ensure that the School’s playground facilities are accessible to and usable by persons with mobility impairments in accordance with Section 504 and Title II and the 2010 Standards, where applicable (specifically, § 240 and § 1008 which apply to play areas). For playground facilities that were built and/or improved or altered prior to March 15, 2012, the District’s Playground Plan should address how it will provide program access to students with mobility impairments who cannot access the portions of the School’s playgrounds that are not subject to the 2010 Standards. The Playground Plan will include a timeframe for completion of all identified modifications with a time period not to exceed 90 days after OCR’s approval of the Playground Plan. The Playground Plan will address, at a minimum, the following elements: a. An accessible route from the School to any playground used by District students, as well as accessible routes that connect and surround accessible activities within the playground settings; b. Ground surfaces along accessible routes, clear floor or ground spaces, and maneuvering spaces within play areas that are stable, firm and slip-resistant; c. Modification of existing playground equipment, or installation of additional equipment, as necessary, to ensure that a range of different types of play activities are accessible to children with mobility impairments, as required by 2010 Standard § 240.2.1.1, § 240.2.1.2, and § 240.2.2 d. The specific ground level and elevated play activities which will be made accessible upon implementation; e. Ground level play components accessed by children with mobility impairments that are dispersed throughout the play area and integrated with other play components; and f. Regular and frequent ground surfaces inspection and maintenance to ensure continued compliance with applicable accessibility standards. Should the District choose to use loose fill engineered word fiber as its surface, the Playground Plan must include a maintenance schedule that ensures the ground surface accessibility. 1. By September 5, 2023, the District will provide to OCR for review and approval a copy of the Playground Plan developed as a result of the District’s evaluation of the playground fa...

Playgrounds. 11.1. Children’s parents are responsible for the safety of their children during their stay on the playgrounds and in the facilities installed in them. 11.2. Children under the age of 7 must be supervised by an adult at all times. 11.3. Playgrounds must be used according to the limitations specified in the Play- grounds.

Playgrounds. Playgrounds within the School Sites/Joint Use Sites should generally be identified at the NSP stage and specific location identified in DP drawings. • Discretion is to be employed by the City of Airdrie and the respective School Jurisdiction for the siting of the creative playground at a School Site or Joint Use Site. • Playground location should be appropriately located away from surrounding public roads, parking lots, utility boxes, and any other area that may be deemed potentially hazardous. Playground location should not constrain recreational activities.

Playgrounds. Do you offer a playground area? Does your playground meet current ASTM/ANSI playground requirements? Is your playground inspected  Daily  Weekly  Seasonally?