TEMPLE FACILITY RULES Clause Samples

The "Temple Facility Rules" clause establishes the specific guidelines and regulations that must be followed by individuals or groups using a temple's premises. It typically outlines acceptable behaviors, prohibited activities, hours of operation, and any requirements for maintaining cleanliness or respecting religious practices within the facility. By clearly defining these rules, the clause helps ensure orderly conduct, protects the sanctity of the temple, and prevents misunderstandings or misuse of the space.
TEMPLE FACILITY RULES a. Use of the facilities of the Temple shall conform to the dignity, propriety, spirit and atmosphere of a house of worship. A Temple representative may be present at any function, and retains the right to check compliance with this Facilities Use Guide, the Facility Use Agreement and take immediate action to correct any non-compliance, including requiring any person to leave the premises because of unseemly conduct or non-compliance. b. The Temple facilities staff has been hired for a specific purpose and is not available for personal services. c. The Temple provides a coat closet but does not provide an attendant. Temple is not responsible for the loss or theft of any personal property. Temple reserves the right to require that a coat closet attendant be provided at the expense of the Host or organization using Temple facilities. d. Smoking is not permitted in the Temple buildings at any time. e. Cars may be parked in the parking lot only. Directional signs must be observed. The Temple reserves the right to remove any car at the owner’s expense. Temple is not responsible for any vehicles parked on our premises. f. Buses must pick-up and drop-off passengers from the Risa Road entrance and may only park on Risa Road. g. If special wiring and equipment is to be used, arrangements must be made in advance with Temple. h. No rearrangement of furniture, fixtures and equipment of the Temple, other than tables and chairs, shall be made. No Temple property shall be removed from the Temple at any time i. The following are not allowed at any time: i. Live animals, birds, or fish (except for animals trained for individuals with disabilities) ii. No open flames. Candles must be no higher than their enclosures. iii. Fragrant flowers including, but not limited to: lilies; freesia; or jasmine. iv. Special effects without prior approval of the Temple v. Any decorations or floral arrangements that are not freestanding; posters, decorations, or lights affixed to the walls, ceiling, fixtures, or Temple furniture vi. Adjusting of thermostats by anyone other than facilities staff (Requests for changes in temperature must be referred to facilities staff) vii. Use of Temple kitchen or pantry property that has not been pre-arranged by contract viii. Nails, staples, tape or similar fasteners are not to be used under any circumstances on the walls, floors, doors, ceiling, light fixtures or other parts of the building or equipment (except masking tape designated for use on painted s...
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