Common use of Cash Register Requirements Clause in Contracts

Cash Register Requirements. Tenant shall install in the Premises at least one cash register. Such cash register and any other cash register used on the Premises shall be of a type approved by Director in writing and shall register every transaction made in, on, about or from the Premises, including every type of Gross Revenue, and the tape or digital record of each said cash register shall be accessible to and subject to inspection by Director or his/her agent. City may, at its option, require all such cash registers to be locked and accessible only by the use of one key in the hands of City. All cash receipts must include Tenant’s identification thereon. Each sale or other transaction in the Premises must be recorded at the time of each sale or other transaction, in the presence of the customer, all receipts from such sale or other transaction, whether for cash, credit or otherwise, in a cash register or cash registers (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) serviced by an established agency approved by Director. Mechanical cash register(s) must have a non-resettable cumulative total, a detail audit tape, a transaction number with a four-digit capacity, an indicator readily visible to customers as the amount rung, and a seven-digit cumulative capacity or greater, as determined by Director based on the type of business, with a four-digit overrun counter. At Director’s request, Tenant must furnish to City a statement from an established agency that the transaction number, the cumulative total and the overrun counter have been sealed in a manner approved by Director. If computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices are used, that system must accurately record all sales at the Premises and be no more subject to tampering than mechanical cash register(s). Upon the installation or removal of any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) used in the Premises, Tenant must immediately furnish to Director notice in writing stating make, model number, serial number and cumulative total reading and overrun counter reading of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices). Any repair agency employed to repair or replace any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) in the Premises is hereby authorized and directed to disclose and furnish to City or its auditors any information obtained by the agency in the course of making such repair or replacement pertaining to said cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used). Each customer must be issued a receipt or sales slip for each transaction, which transaction must be recorded either on serially numbered sales slips or cash register tapes. City shall have the right during business hours to examine the totals of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) used in the Premises and to inspect for compliance with this section. City shall have the option to implement a common “point of sale” system. If such option is exercised, Tenant must, at its cost, purchase and install the necessary equipment, train its employees, and thereafter use, such equipment to take part in such system.

Cash Register Requirements. Tenant shall install in the Premises at least one cash register. Such cash register and any other cash register used on the Premises shall be of a type approved by Director in writing and shall register every transaction made in, on, about or from the Premises, including every type of Gross Revenue, and the tape or digital record of each said cash register shall be accessible to and subject to inspection by Director or his/her agent. City may, at its option, require all such cash registers to be locked and accessible only by the use of one key in the hands of City. All cash receipts must include Tenant’s identification thereon. Each sale or other transaction in the Premises must be recorded at the time of each sale or other transaction, in the presence of the customer, all receipts from such sale or other transaction, whether for cash, credit or otherwise, in a cash register or cash registers (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) serviced by an established agency approved by Director. Mechanical cash register(s) must have a non-resettable cumulative total, a detail audit tape, a transaction number with a four-digit capacity, an indicator readily visible to customers as the amount rung, and a seven-digit cumulative capacity or greater, as determined by Director based on the type of business, with a four-digit overrun counter. At Director’s request, Tenant must furnish to City a statement from an established agency that the transaction number, the cumulative total and the overrun counter have been sealed in a manner approved by Director. If computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices are used, that system must accurately record all sales at the Premises and be no more subject to tampering than mechanical cash register(s). Upon the installation or removal of any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) used in the Premises, Tenant must immediately furnish to Director notice in writing stating make, model number, serial number and cumulative total reading and overrun counter reading of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices). Any repair agency employed to repair or replace any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) in the Premises is hereby authorized and directed to disclose and furnish to City or its auditors any information obtained by the agency in the course of making such repair or replacement pertaining to said cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used). Each customer must be issued a receipt or sales slip for each transaction, which transaction must be recorded either on serially numbered sales slips or cash register tapes. City shall have the right during business hours to examine the totals of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) used in the Premises and to inspect for compliance with this section. City shall have the option to implement a common “point of sale” system. If such option is exercised, Tenant must, at its cost, purchase and install the necessary equipment, train its employees, and thereafter use, such equipment to take part in such system.

Cash Register Requirements. Tenant shall install in the Premises at least one cash register. Such cash register and any other cash register used on the Premises shall be of a type approved by Director in writing and shall register every transaction made in, on, about or from the Premises, including every type of Gross Revenue, and the tape or digital record of each said cash register shall be accessible to and subject to inspection by Director or his/her agent. City may, at its option, require all such cash registers to be locked and accessible only by the use of one key in the hands of City. All cash receipts must include Tenant’s Tenant‟s identification thereon. Each sale or other transaction in the Premises must be recorded at the time of each sale or other transaction, in the presence of the customer, all receipts from such sale or other transaction, whether for cash, credit or otherwise, in a cash register or cash registers (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) serviced by an established agency approved by Director. Mechanical cash register(s) must have a non-resettable cumulative total, a detail audit tape, a transaction number with a four-digit capacity, an indicator readily visible to customers as the amount rung, and a seven-digit cumulative capacity or greater, as determined by Director based on the type of business, with a four-digit overrun counter. At Director’s Director‟s request, Tenant must furnish to City a statement from an established agency that the transaction number, the cumulative total and the overrun counter have been sealed in a manner approved by Director. If computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices are used, that system must accurately record all sales at the Premises and be no more subject to tampering than mechanical cash register(s). Upon the installation or removal of any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) used in the Premises, Tenant must immediately furnish to Director notice in writing stating make, model number, serial number and cumulative total reading and overrun counter reading of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices). Any repair agency employed to repair or replace any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) in the Premises is hereby authorized and directed to disclose and furnish to City or its auditors any information obtained by the agency in the course of making such repair or replacement pertaining to said cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used). Each customer must be issued a receipt or sales slip for each transaction, which transaction must be recorded either on serially numbered sales slips or cash register tapes. City shall have the right during business hours to examine the totals of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) used in the Premises and to inspect for compliance with this section. City shall have the option to implement a common “point of sale” system. If such option is exercised, Tenant must, at its cost, purchase and install the necessary equipment, train its employees, and thereafter use, such equipment to take part in such system.

Cash Register Requirements. Tenant shall install in the Premises at least one cash register. Such cash register and any other cash register used on the Premises shall be of a type approved by Director in writing and shall register every transaction made in, on, about or from the Premises, including every type of Gross Revenue, and the tape or digital record of each said cash register shall be accessible to and subject to inspection by Director or his/her agent. City may, at its option, require all such cash registers to be locked and accessible only by the use of one key in the hands of City. All cash receipts must include Tenant’s identification thereon. Each sale or other transaction in the Premises must be recorded at the time of each sale or other transaction, in the presence of the customer, all receipts from such sale or other transaction, whether for cash, credit or otherwise, in a cash register or cash registers (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) serviced by an established agency approved by Director. Mechanical cash register(s) must have a non-resettable cumulative total, a detail audit tape, a transaction number with a four-digit capacity, an indicator readily visible to customers as the amount rung, and a seven-digit cumulative capacity or greater, as determined by Director based on the type of business, with a four-digit overrun counter. At Director’s request, Tenant Xxxxxx must furnish to City a statement from an established agency that the transaction number, the cumulative total and the overrun counter have been sealed in a manner approved by Director. If computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices are used, that system must accurately record all sales at the Premises and be no more subject to tampering than mechanical cash register(s). Upon the installation or removal of any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) used in the Premises, Tenant must immediately furnish to Director notice in writing stating make, model number, serial number and cumulative total reading and overrun counter reading of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices). Any repair agency employed to repair or replace any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) in the Premises is hereby authorized and directed to disclose and furnish to City or its auditors any information obtained by the agency in the course of making such repair or replacement pertaining to said cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used). Each customer must be issued a receipt or sales slip for each transaction, which transaction must be recorded either on serially numbered sales slips or cash register tapes. City shall have the right during business hours to examine the totals of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) used in the Premises and to inspect for compliance with this section. City shall have the option to implement a common “point of sale” system. If such option is exercised, Tenant must, at its cost, purchase and install the necessary equipment, train its employees, and thereafter use, use such equipment to take part in such system.

Cash Register Requirements. Tenant shall install in the Premises at least one cash register. Such cash register and any other cash register used on the Premises shall be of a type approved by Director in writing and shall register every transaction made in, on, about or from the Premises, including every type of Gross Revenue, and the tape or digital record of each said cash register shall be accessible to and subject to inspection by Director or his/her agent. City may, at its option, require all such cash registers to be locked and accessible only by the use of one key in the hands of City. All cash receipts must include Tenant’s identification thereon. Each sale or other transaction in the Premises must be recorded at the time of each sale or other transaction, in the presence of the customer, all receipts from such sale or other transaction, whether for cash, credit or otherwise, in a cash register or cash registers (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) serviced by an established agency approved by Director. Mechanical cash register(s) must have a non-resettable cumulative total, a detail audit tape, a transaction number with a four-digit capacity, an indicator readily visible to customers as the amount rung, and a seven-digit cumulative capacity or greater, as determined by Director based on the type of business, with a four-digit overrun counter. At Director’s request, Tenant must furnish to City a statement from an established agency that the transaction number, the cumulative total and the overrun counter have been sealed in a manner approved by Director. If computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices are used, that system must accurately record all sales at the Premises and be no more subject to tampering than mechanical cash register(s). Upon the installation or removal of any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) used in the Premises, Tenant must immediately furnish to Director notice in writing stating make, model number, serial number and cumulative total reading and overrun counter reading of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices). Any repair agency employed to repair or replace any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) in the Premises is hereby authorized and directed to disclose and furnish to City or its auditors any information obtained by the agency in the course of making such repair or replacement pertaining to said cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used). Each customer must be issued a receipt or sales slip for each transaction, which transaction must be recorded either on serially numbered sales slips or cash register tapes. City shall have the right during business hours to examine the totals of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) used in the Premises and to inspect for compliance with this section. City shall have the option to implement a common “point of sale” system. If such option is exercised, Tenant must, at its cost, purchase and install the necessary equipment, train its employees, and thereafter use, use such equipment to take part in such system.

Cash Register Requirements. Tenant shall install in the Premises at least one cash register. Such cash register and any other cash register used on the Premises shall be of a type approved by Director in writing and shall register every transaction made in, on, about or from the Premises, including every type of Gross Revenue, and the tape or digital record of each said cash register shall be accessible to and subject to inspection by Director or his/her agent. City may, at its option, require all such cash registers to be locked and accessible only by the use of one key in the hands of City. All cash receipts must include Tenant’s identification thereon. Each sale or other transaction in the Premises must be recorded at the time of each sale or other transaction, in the presence of the customer, all receipts from such sale or other transaction, whether for cash, credit or otherwise, in a cash register or cash registers (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) serviced by an established agency approved by Director. Mechanical cash register(s) must have a non-non- resettable cumulative total, a detail audit tape, a transaction number with a four-digit capacity, an indicator readily visible to customers as the amount rung, and a seven-digit cumulative capacity or greater, as determined by Director based on the type of business, with a four-digit overrun counter. At Director’s request, Tenant Xxxxxx must furnish to City a statement from an established agency that the transaction number, the cumulative total and the overrun counter have been sealed in a manner approved by Director. If computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices are used, that system must accurately record all sales at the Premises and be no more subject to tampering than mechanical cash register(s). Upon the installation or removal of any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices) used in the Premises, Tenant must immediately furnish to Director notice in writing stating make, model number, serial number and cumulative total reading and overrun counter reading of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices). Any repair agency employed to repair or replace any cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) in the Premises is hereby authorized and directed to disclose and furnish to City or its auditors any information obtained by the agency in the course of making such repair or replacement pertaining to said cash register (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used). Each customer must be issued a receipt or sales slip for each transaction, which transaction must be recorded either on serially numbered sales slips or cash register tapes. City shall have the right during business hours to examine the totals of the cash register(s) (including computerized cash registers or other similar electronic devices if used) used in the Premises and to inspect for compliance with this section. City shall have the option to implement a common “point of sale” system. If such option is exercised, Tenant must, at its cost, purchase and install the necessary equipment, train its employees, and thereafter use, such equipment to take part in such system.