Common use of ADMINISTRATIVE FACILITIES Arena Management Offices Clause in Contracts

ADMINISTRATIVE FACILITIES Arena Management Offices. An office suite is provided for facility administration. Office support spaces such as a conference room, copy room, storage room, IT Closets and staff toilets will also be provided. The box office will be designed to include secure sales windows (with amplified communication devices) and pass drawers, ticket racks, cash drawers, and electronic security/surveillance equipment. Ticket windows will be located in a vestibule that provides protection from the elements but does not allow entrance to the Concourse. The number of ticket windows is based on a ratio of one window per 1,500 spectators, serving both game-day ticket purchases and will-call ticket pick-up. Offices and work areas are located adjacent to the ticket windows. A press workroom will be provided on the service DlRAFT evel. This room will be located near the stage end of the event floor. An interview room will be located on the service level for post-game interviews and formal press conferences. This room is sized to seat +50 attendees in front of a dais, with camera platforms at the rear of the room. This room will be located close to the press workroom and the team locker rooms. While basketball events generally locate press and statisticians on the event floor level, arena football and hockey events require a press box at the top of the seating bowl. There shall be approximately 125 regular season print media stations, with 18" deep counters. Each station will be 2' in width. Seven booths will be provided for both TV and radio broadcast. Additional booths for video/audio, replay, off-ice officials, home/visiting general managers and security are provided with direct views to the event floor. Space for control equipment and patch panels will be provided and located on the event level near the loading dock. • Locker room, locker room corridor, entrance to the ice and interview rooms. • “Front Door” and other “beauty shots.”

ADMINISTRATIVE FACILITIES Arena Management Offices. An office suite is provided for facility administration. Office support spaces such as a conference room, copy room, storage room, IT Closets and staff toilets will also be provided. The box office will be designed to include secure sales windows (with amplified communication devices) and pass drawers, ticket racks, cash drawers, and electronic security/surveillance equipment. Ticket windows will be located in a vestibule that provides protection from the elements but does not allow entrance to the Concourse. The number of ticket windows is based on a ratio of one window per 1,500 spectators, serving both game-day ticket purchases and will-call ticket pick-up. Offices and work areas are located adjacent to the ticket windows. A press workroom will be provided on the service DlRAFT evellevel. This room will be located near the stage end of the event floor. An interview room will be located on the service level for post-game interviews and formal press conferences. This room is sized to seat +50 attendees in front of a dais, with camera platforms at the rear of the room. This room will be located close to the press workroom and the team locker rooms. DRAFT While basketball events generally locate press and statisticians on the event floor level, arena football and hockey events require a press box at the top of the seating bowl. There shall be approximately 125 regular season print media stations, with 18" deep counters. Each station will be 2' in width. Seven booths will be provided for both TV and radio broadcast. Additional booths for video/audio, replay, off-ice officials, home/visiting general managers and security are provided with direct views to the event floor. Space for control equipment and patch panels will be provided and located on the event level near the loading dock. • Locker room, locker room corridor, entrance to the ice and interview rooms. • “Front Door” and other “beauty shots.”

ADMINISTRATIVE FACILITIES Arena Management Offices. An office suite is provided for facility administration. Office support spaces such as a conference room, copy room, storage room, IT Closets and staff toilets will also be provided. The box office will be designed to include secure sales windows (with amplified communication devices) and pass drawers, ticket racks, cash drawers, and electronic security/surveillance equipment. Ticket windows will be located in a vestibule that provides protection from the elements but does not allow entrance to the Concourse. The number of ticket windows is based on a ratio of one window per 1,500 spectators, serving both game-day ticket purchases and will-call ticket pick-up. Offices and work areas are located adjacent to the ticket windows. A press workroom will be provided on the service DlRAFT evellevel. This room will be located near the stage end of the event floor. An interview room will be located on the service level for post-game interviews and formal press conferences. This room is sized to seat +50 attendees in front of a dais, with camera platforms at the rear of the room. This room will be located close to the press workroom and the team locker rooms. While basketball events generally locate press and statisticians on the event floor level, arena football and hockey events require a press box at the top of the seating bowl. There shall be approximately 125 regular season print media stations, with 18" ” deep counters. Each station will be 2' ’ in width. Seven booths will be provided for both TV and radio broadcast. Additional booths for video/audio, replay, off-ice officials, home/visiting general managers maDRAFTnagers and security are provided with direct views to the event floor. Space for control equipment and patch panels will be provided and located on the event level near the loading dock. • Locker room, locker room corridor, entrance to the ice and interview rooms. • “Front Door” and other “beauty shots.”