Bounce Houses Sample Clauses

Bounce Houses. Vendors providing inflatable bounce houses must carry their own General Liability Insurance and name The City of Xxxxxxxxx (as shown on #4) and the event holder as additional insured on the policy. NO other inflatables are allowed. Initial
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Bounce Houses. An additional fee will be charged. Bounce Houses requiring stakes to secure the structure in the ground are NOT allowed.
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Bounce Houses. A certificate of insurance is required from your bounce house vendor. Applicant is responsible for securing the insurance and providing necessary copies to the District at least 14 days prior to your event date. If insurance is not received, your vendor will not be permitted at your event. Bounce Houses are prohibited at Promontory Community Park and at Kalithea Park.
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Bounce Houses. Only Events that have an approved reservation by the MPCA may host a bounce house. Only a standard, four-sided inflatable “bounce house” is allowed on the Premises with the following conditions. For approval on any other form of entertainment equipment, games or activities, prior written approval must be obtained from the MPCA at least thirty (30) days in advance and must be provided by a pre-approved vendor; Facility User must contact the MPCA in person, by phone or by email to discuss such requests. Additionally, Facility User and its agents and guests may only arrange for, cause placement of, and use bounce houses and its related equipment on the Heritage Club Back Lawn in grass areas (and not on sidewalks, asphalt, etc.). Such rental and use must be specified at the time the Reservation is made and confirmed and approved by MPCA in writing in advance of the Event and must also meet any and all insurance requirements as set forth by MPCA. Facility User also agrees to only use an MPCA-approved vendor and not any personally owned equipment. A Facility User may view the current list of approved bounce house providers on xxxxxxxxxx.xxx - facility reservation or by contacting the MPCA for more information. Facility User and its guests shall follow all instructions and information provided by the vendor. MPCA is not responsible for any provisions, returned fees or deposits, additional accommodations, or damages in the event of inclement weather and Facility User shall contact vendor immediately for instructions. MPCA and its representatives may require that any bounce house be shut down and removed from the Premises at any time in its sole and absolute discretion. Wet bounce houses, water slides, other water activities, or use and access of MPCA water bibs are expressly prohibited. Facility User may be responsible for any damage caused to Premises, including grass or irrigation systems, by the bounce house, its related equipment, or vendor. Failure to comply with all provisions of this Section or any other requirements as directed by MPCA may result in the cancellation of the Event, or other actions by MPCA as contemplated by this User Agreement and the Facility User shall not be entitled to a refund.
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Bounce Houses. If you plan on having a bounce house, you must contact the Xxxxxxx Park District Administrative Office to see about obtaining a permit for one of the designated tent/bounce house areas.
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