STALLS Clause Samples
The "STALLS" clause defines the rules and responsibilities regarding the provision, use, or maintenance of stalls, typically in contexts such as markets, exhibitions, or events. It may specify who is responsible for setting up, maintaining, and dismantling the stalls, as well as any requirements for cleanliness, safety, or permitted uses. For example, the clause might require vendors to keep their stalls tidy and to vacate them by a certain time. The core function of this clause is to ensure orderly management and clear expectations for all parties involved in the use of stalls, thereby preventing disputes and maintaining a safe, organized environment.
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STALLS. ▇▇▇ CON agrees to provide the Stallholder with the number of stalls requested on their Eventbrite booking, for Saturday 15 April 2023. Each Stall consists of one trestle table (approx. 6’x 2’) and one seat per vendor. Please note that: • the majority of Stalls do not have back boards • half-tables are not suitable for Business Stallholders • Stallholders are not allowed to sub-divide half-tables
STALLS. (a) The Stallholder must:
(i) erect the Stall only within the boundaries of the Stall Area;
(ii) ensure that all Trading Activity occurs within the Stall Area;
(iii) comply and perform strictly with the Guidelines;
(iv) cooperate with City Parklands to provide a high quality Stall presentation which adheres to the branding guidelines included in the information kit provided to the Stallholder by City Parklands for the Event;
(v) fully comply with all food, health and safety standards and all Laws;
(vi) obtain, maintain and display a current Temporary Food Stall Licence;
(vii) ensure each item of electrical and gas equipment brought to the Venue or used in connection with the Event by the Stallholder is regularly inspected and maintained and has a current electrical testing tag attached to it as required by Law;
(viii) accept valid VIP Vouchers from individuals who present them at the Stall during the Event; and
(ix) return all VIP Vouchers that were presented to the Stallholder during the Event to City Parklands together with an invoice for the equivalent amount of products and services exchanged for the VIP Vouchers at the conclusion of the Event.
(b) The Stallholder acknowledges and agrees that it is not permitted to conduct roving Trading Activities or spruiking at the Event or within the South Bank Parklands.
(c) If vacant, the Stallholder may request City Parklands’ consent to utilise any unallocated space immediately adjoining the Stall Area. City Parklands may, but is not obliged to, increase the Stall Area and may charge an additional Stall Fee or part thereof for the increase in the area.
STALLS. 4.2.1 No stallholder, their agent or nominee is permitted to place, erect or use any additional stall/pitch on the market site without the specific written consent of the Market Officer.
STALLS. Catering wagons serving a selection of food and beverages which is for immediate consumption will not be granted a pitch. No charity stalls; all fundraising is strictly for the local community raised by the local community. No bric-a-brac or car boot style stalls. Stallholders must sell products and produce that, in the Committee’s opinion, fits in with aim of the market. Franchise stalls or those working independently for large companies do not fit with the SHVM ethos of supporting truly local and independent businesses within the immediate vicinity. This may be reviewed at a later date. Unless agreed in writing prior to the market by SHVM, the Stallholder must use the market stall/table provided by SHVM to ensure uniformity in the standard of the market and fair allocation of space. All stalls indoors will be provided with 1 chair. All businesses wishing to trade at the market should be located within a 30 mile radius of Sheriff ▇▇▇▇▇▇. **At the committees discretion, stallholder applications made from businesses outside of the 30 mile radius requirement maybe considered, should there not already be a local trader selling the same/similar product.** l
STALLS. Each ‘stall’ in the market will comprise a 6 foot table for produce. These will be provided by the Parish Council. They can be dressed by stallholders as required as long as no damage is done to the tables. Stallholders may be able to bring their own display stands/tables if required, but this will need to be agreed in advance with the Parish Council. Please let us know as soon as possible if this is the case. It may be possible for stallholders to rent more than one table if they have a large amount of produce, but this will be at the discretion of the Parish Council. It is strongly recommended that all stallholders have mobile card machines that allow them to take card payments from customers. Allocation of stalls is at the discretion of the Parish Council - we cannot guarantee that you will always get the same space in the hall. Sub-letting of stalls is not permitted.
STALLS. Food stall - 3 meter wide X 6 meter deep marquee - Includes water, electricity and rubbish bins (note: stall holder to ensure that fire extinguisher or fire blanket, electrical cable are available at their food stall) - Cost of $790 (includes GST) per stall for the duration of the Tet Festival
STALLS. Commercial and games stall • 3 meter × 3 meter marquee • Includes electricity for the entire duration of the Tet Festival • Cost of $570 (includes GST)
STALLS. Stallholders are required to bring their own tables and gazebo. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ are to be secured at all times so that they will not move should it be windy. In extreme/windy weather, they are to be packed away immediately. SGH will provide the stallholder with a Carbon Dioxide CO2 Fire Extinguisher while they are on campus, to be collected from CR before setting up the stall. The extinguisher is to be returned to CR at the end of the stall period. Dry power extinguishers are not to be used on the hospital campus.