Venue Oversight Sample Clauses

Venue Oversight. A designated contact person from your organization is required. This person will assume responsibility for the event and must be present during the event. The hosting organization is to provide ushers to sell and collect tickets, manage crowds, make sure everyone is in a seat, all aisles are not blocked and to pick up all trash immediately following the conclusion of the program. If the customer is unable to provide ushers, Student Union ushers may be hired. No lit candles or open flame devices are permitted on the premises. Tap dancing is not allowed in the venue. Performer’s masks can only be worn when inside the theatre, during the performance.
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Venue Oversight. Although the Venue will be owned by the City, a related entity or designee, and operated by Astros, a Board of Advisors (the “Board of Advisors”) shall, inter alia, advise the City Council on the use of the Capital Maintenance Fund (as described in sections 8(c)-(e) herein) and generally serve as the community’s connection to and “eyes and ears” over the Venue. The Board of Advisors shall meet at least annually. It is anticipated that the Board of Advisors will have nine members, including one appointed by the Astros, one by the Master Developer of the Project, one by the Venue Naming Rights Partner. The remaining members will be appointed by public bodies and/or significant community organizations (such as the Chamber of Commerce, Convention and Visitors Bureau, Economic Development Authority, City Councils, County Commission local neighborhood associations, etc.). The precise composition, scope of responsibilities, etc. of the Board of Advisors will be established in and subject to the Definitive Agreements.
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