Indoor Facilities definition

Indoor Facilities. Again, the listing of Indoor Active Use Areas could be inserted in this section. It is important that this list be carefully compiled to ensure its accuracy.

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Indoor Facilities means the indoor pools, arenas, community centres, theatres, multi-purpose rooms, schools and gymnasiums owned by or under the control of the Parties and set out in Schedules “B” and “C” attached hereto;

Indoor Facilities means those Improvements comprised of all indoor tennis courts, open space for workouts, offices, restrooms, locker rooms, showers, workout rooms, lounge areas, any retail tennis shops, vending machine areas, classrooms, dining areas, and all other rooms and spaces in the indoor tennis court building constructed by Tenant as part of the Tennis Facility, and all appurtenances to said Indoor Facilities, but excluding any such facilities to be installed within the Stadium, if constructed.

Examples of Indoor Facilities in a sentence

• For example, the following classifications may be combined when the wages are identical due to minimum wage increases: • Indoor Facilities Monitor I and II • Lot Operator I, II and III • Management Intern I and II • Page I and II • Recreation Assistant I and II • Recreation Equipment Tech I and II • Waterfront Worker I and II.

• This payment includes use of the Outdoor Facilities, as well as the Indoor Facilities for the purpose of storage, space for Business’ refrigerator, and access to handicap accessible bathrooms and locker rooms.

• Indoor Facilities: Indoor facilities will be provided to promote recreational activities and create a comfortable living environment.

• If Indoor Facilities permit baseball or softball activities, baseballs and softballs must be rubberized.

• Tenant’s fees and charges for food, beverages, merchandise, and other concession items, and for any other goods and services, such as fees charged to the public, but not necessarily to the members or guests of the Tennis Facility, for the use of the Indoor Facilities, private lessons and private clinics, shall not exceed market rate prices charged to the public for comparable items, goods, or services at other commercial athletic venues in the Baltimore-Washington region.

• Use of the Indoor Facilities during this time shall be limited to use the handicap accessible bathrooms including showers, and space for Business’ refrigerator.

• Business shall use both the Outdoor Facilities and Indoor Facilities from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for a carnival See Addendum A.

• Business shall use the Indoor Facilities for three two-week sessions on weekdays, Monday through Friday, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

More Definitions of Indoor Facilities

Indoor Facilities. Again, the listing of Indoor Active Use Areas could be inserted in this section. It is important that this list be compiled carefully to ensure its accuracy. Active Use Areas The term “Active Use Areas” will be used for both Indoor and Outdoor Active Use Areas.

Indoor Facilities means the indoor pools, arenas, community centres, theatres, multi- purpose rooms, schools and gymnasiums owned by or under the control of the Parties and set out in Schedules “B” and “C” attached hereto;

Indoor Facilities means the buildings located on the lands, which buildings are owned by all of the parties to this Agreement and which include the joint and common use areas as defined in this Agreement;