PARTICIPANT’S APPLICATION AND AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

PARTICIPANT’S APPLICATION AND AGREEMENT. Potential Participants may apply to participate in the program by completing the XXXXX Playground Surfacing Certification Program License Application and Agreement. In order to initiate an agreement, Participant must create an account with XXXXX. An account can be created by Participant visiting the website (xxx.xxxxx.xxx), uploading all required documents, and submitting payment; or by sending copy of the license agreement, required documents, and payments to XXXXX and then activating an account upon notification by XXXXX administrator. Upon acceptance by XXXXX, constitutes a binding agreement between the Participant and XXXXX. This agreement is the principle document governing the relationships between XXXXX and the Participant under the program. It will provide, in part, that only surfacing which complies with the Standard(s) may be certified under the program. When a change has been made to this document, the Surfacing Certification Committee and XXXXX General Counsel will determine if a new License Application and Agreement needs to be completed.
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PARTICIPANT’S APPLICATION AND AGREEMENT. Potential Participants may apply to participate in the program by completing the XXXXX Public Playground Equipment Certification Program License Application and Agreement. In order to initiate an agreement, Participant must create an account with XXXXX. An account can be created by Participant visiting the website (xxx.xxxxx.xxx), uploading all required documents, and submitting payment; or by sending copy of the license agreement, required documents, and payments to XXXXX and then activating an account upon notification by XXXXX administrator. Upon acceptance by XXXXX, this constitutes a binding agreement between Participant and XXXXX. This Agreement is the principal document governing the relationships between XXXXX and Participant under the program. It will provide, in part, that only the equipment that complies with the Standard(s) may be certified under the program.
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