Usage Schedule Sample Clauses

Usage Schedule. In the scheduling of events pursuant to this Agreement, both parties agree to honor each other’s scheduled events to the greatest extent reasonably possible and not to disrupt each other’s scheduled programs. Should an unforeseen event occur which precludes a joint-use activity or program from occurring; ACPS will reasonably try its best to accommodate the program at an alternate ACPS location, site or room. For special events, the Program or Provider must complete an additional ACPS building use agreement in accordance with ACPS Policy KG to request written permission from ACPS to use any space not previously approved for use by the Provider or any time not previously reserved for assigned space. Such requests must be submitted no later than thirty (30) days prior to the event.
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Usage Schedule. Global shall provide the Transponder 24 hours per day, -------------- seven days per week during the term of this Agreement.
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Usage Schedule. In the scheduling of events pursuant to this Agreement, both parties agree to not disrupt each other’s scheduled programs to the greatest extend possible. Should an unforeseen situation or change in circumstance arise that precludes a joint-use activity or program from occurring; ACPS will try to accommodate the partner at an alternate ACPS location of available. For special events, the Partner must complete an additional ACPS building use agreement in accordance with ACPS Regulation KG-R to request the use of any space or time not previously approved for the Partner’s use. Such requests must be submitted no later than thirty (30) days prior to the event.
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