Use of the Space. The user shall keep the premises made available and the communal areas in good condition and use them with due diligence. He/she will not carry out any noisy activities there, nor will he/she engage in any activities which are likely to cause a nuisance to the other users of the building or to harm the reputation of the building in any way. The user will not be able to make any changes to the premises without the prior written consent of OFFIS. The user may only advertise in and around the building in the places, in the manner and under the conditions determined by OFFIS. It is forbidden to keep or bring dogs or other pets.
Use of the Space. I desire to use the Space, and any equipment and facilities at the Space. I understand that my use of the Space is voluntary and it is my responsibility to take proper precautions to minimize the risk of injury to myself and others.
Use of the Space. The Phase Two space may only be used for general office purposes and all legal uses ancillary thereto that are in compliance with this Agreement and the Initial Invoice and any subsequent Current Invoice or other written notices from us.
Use of the Space. Permittee may use the Space identified in Item No. 7, in its “as-is” condition, for the parking of aircraft owned or leased by Permittee. Permittee’s right to the Space is only for this purpose, is subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this Permit, and is not transferable except as set out in paragraph Q.
Use of the Space. The use of the material is free. The list of available material is available at our website xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx/zaal-huren/ • The Meet & Greet space has a permanent layout. Shifting tables is not allowed so as not to damage the floor.
Use of the Space. The Resident(s) needs to use the space only for residential purposes. The Resident(s) cannot build improvements on the space or put a different mobile on the space unless the SVE management first agrees in writing. Resident(s) will not allow the land or improvements to become subject to any mechanics, laborers’ or material mans’ liens.
Use of the Space. Each Permittee on a permit must fly the permittee’s aircraft listed on the permit at least once from the permit space in each of any three months during each calendar year, using the tie down space as the primary base of operations from which to fly. Each permittee must also fly at least one-third of the listed aircraft’s total flights to and from the space. Flights by co-owner pilots may not constitute more than two-thirds of the aircraft’s total flights to and from the space. For a float permit, only a flight in the listed aircraft flown from the lake when the aircraft is float-equipped is considered toward satisfaction of the requirements for space usage. If the airport manager has reason to believe that a permittee is not in compliance with the applicable requirements of 17 AAC 42.500 – 17 AAC 42.599, the manager may require the permittee to submit, to the manager, written verification or documentation the manager considers appropriate to establish that the permittee is in compliance with the applicable requirements of 17 AAC 42.500 – 17 AAC 42.599. The Permittee may only use the tie down space (Space) on the Airport for the parking of aircraft owned or leased by the Permittee. The Permittee's rights to the tie down space are only for this purpose, are not transferable, or assignable, and are subject to the terms and conditions set out in this permit and 17 AAC 42.500-599. A Permittee may not park more than one aircraft on a wheel or ice space at the same time. The Airport Director will assess an additional charge if more than one aircraft is authorized under a permit to be parked at a float space at the same time.
Use of the Space. For a float slip permit, only a flight in the listed aircraft flown from the lake when the aircraft is float-equipped is considered toward satisfaction of the requirements for space usage. A Permittee may not park more than one aircraft on a wheel or ice space at the same time.
Use of the Space. Occupant shall use the Space at all times in compliance with the laws of California, and only for the storage of the Property described above. Occupants shall not permit liens, charges or encumbrances placed on or levied against the Space other than liens, charges or encumbrances placed thereon by JPI or by persons claiming under or through JPI. Occupant shall not, without the prior written consent of JPI, permit the Space to be used by anyone other than Occupant. Occupant acknowledges that the Storage Area is a drop-off and pick-up storage facility. Occupant shall use best efforts to limit Occupant’s time during each entry at the Space and in the Storage Area to one hour.
Use of the Space. The Society acts as a coordinator (booking agent and allocator) of space to community groups, fee for service programs and other community based programs. Regular user groups include the Chemainus Art Group (a collaborative of over 60 artists) and the Saltair Quilters & Fiber Arts Group. A day care provider also leases space in the building. Operating and Funding: Summarized as follows are a number of notable operating and financial characteristics of the facility. • Initial start-up investment in the facility was minimal, however over the last two years significant investment has been undertaken to address high priority issues and repairs (including the roof replacement and mold abatement). • The Society leases the building for $1 per year from the CVRD and is responsible for all operating and maintenance expenses. • The Society does not receive funding to support ongoing operations but does receive funds from Saltair Recreation (via a tax requisition) and a Community Works Gas Tax to support infrastructure improvements and upgrades to the facility as funding and borrowing capacity is available. • The original lease agreement excluded use of the gymnasium space from the lease agreement due to concerns with the condition of the space, however as many of these issues have been rectified a provision was included in the lease renewal to allow access as part of the community centre functions. xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx
