Use Area Sample Clauses
The Use Area clause defines the specific physical space or portion of a property that a tenant is permitted to occupy and utilize under a lease agreement. It typically outlines boundaries, square footage, and any shared or exclusive rights to certain areas, such as offices, retail spaces, or common facilities. By clearly specifying the tenant's permitted area, this clause helps prevent disputes over space usage and ensures both parties understand their rights and obligations regarding the premises.
Use Area. The Concessionaire shall provide the Services outlined in the Commercial Use Agreement. The Department authorizes Concessionaire’s Services within the areas of the Park or along the Park’s roadways identified in Attachment 2, Use Area. The Department has absolute discretion to determine the Use Area, and the area is subject to change without advanced notice. The Concessionaire accepts the Use Area in its “as is” condition. The Concessionaire will not alter or damage the Park, Use Area, Facilities, or resources through operation of the Services and will fully repair all damages caused by their operations.
Use Area. The portion of the Facility that User is authorized to use under this Agreement are designated and marked on the Facility map attached hereto as Exhibit B and incorporated herein by reference (“Use Area”).
Use Area. Vehicles must only be driven within the continental United States and on paved roads.
Use Area. Vehicles may only be driven for Commercial Use in the Market as previously defined. In no event may Vehicles be driven or otherwise taken outside of the United States.
Use Area. The City grants GTrans the non-exclusive right to use the bus bay assignment as described in Exhibit A, which is attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein, in the Bus Concourse Area and the Common Area of the Transit Center.
Use Area. The portion of the Premises that the User is authorized to use under this Agreement is marked on the map attached hereto as ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Room and incorporated herein by reference (“Use Area”). The User if needed is authorized to use the immediate areas surrounding the SCC.
Use Area. The City, in consideration of the rent agreed to be paid by the Saints under the Use Agreement and the other conditions, agreements and stipulations of the Use Agreement to be performed by the Saints, grants to the Saints the right to use the Use Area.
Use Area. The City, in consideration of the rent agreed to be paid by the Club under the Use Agreement and the other conditions, agreements and stipulations of the Use Agreement to be performed by the Club, grants to the Club the right to use the Use Area.
Use Area. Subject to the terms hereof, County hereby grants Event Producer the use of facilities owned and managed by Coconino County Parks and Recreation, shown in the sections titled RESERVATIONS, hereinafter referred to as the “Use Area.” This Use Permit is not assignable, and no portion of the Use Area shall be sublet, unless approved herein, provided however, that the Event Producer may charge admission to the event that is being conducted and charge exhibitors for exhibit space. Event Producer may use the Use Area for the purpose of the event described in the submitted Event Application and for no other, and which herein is referred to as “Special Event”. USE PERIOD The “Use Period” of this Use Permit is listed under the sections titled RESERVATIONS and includes Move-In Days, Event Days, and Move-Out Days. See Special Event Rules and Procedures for definitions. A Use Period may be altered if received in writing and so long as it does not impact other operations of the facility, such as partner operations, other rentals, maintenance, etc. Additional charges may apply. PAYMENTS Payment of all fees and applicable deposits is due no later than 90 days prior to the first day in the Use Period or upon receipt of this Use Permit if the event is to occur within 90 days. POST-EVENT BILLING Post-event billing information, including registration, entry, admission, alcohol sales, etc. is due no later than 14 days after the Event Use Period. Payment of the Facility Fee, required for any event charging admission, entry, or registration fees, is due within 30 days after receipt of invoice. Event Producer must include a report showing the number of paid participants. Parties agree that County has the right to audit financial and participant records of this event and Event Producer agrees to provide County with these records (separate from business accounting records not related to this event), as requested. Financial and participant records must be suitable to County at its sole discretion. If alcohol sales are involved during any portion of the Special Event, the Event Producer shall pay CCPR 30% of gross alcohol sales within 30 days of last day of Use Period, charged as part of the post-event billing. If Event Producer returns facilities unclean or damaged and/or fails to remit payment to County for post-event billing charges within stated 30 days, Event Producer will be categorized as "probationary" or "poor standing" for next event or year, therefore being assessed a high...