Clean-Up/Trash Removal. No trash shall be stored on site. Contractors shall at all times keep the site free from the accumulation of waste material and debris. Trash shall be loaded and removed from the Building immediately. Tenant shall not use Landlord’s or Landlord’s Contractor’s dumpsters. Upon completion of work, tools, scaffolding, surplus materials, and debris shall be removed and the site left “broom clean”. The building’s rest room facilities are not to be used for the disposal or cleaning of tools or paint materials. Any and all existing materials removed and not reused in the reconstruction, except as directed by the Landlord’s Representative, shall be disposed of by the General Contractor as waste or unwanted material. Materials which may be reused should be referred to the Landlord’s Representative prior to disposition. All common area projects on tenant occupied floors and tenant occupied lease area, must be swept/vacuumed on a daily basis. Trash shall be properly disposed of, and the materials organized such that the space is kept in an organized workmanlike condition. The Landlord reserves the right to direct the tenant’s contractor to dispose of trash and organize the space if the frequency of trash removal becomes unacceptable. The final cleanup by the General Contractor shall encompass corridor and lease space light fixtures, walls, floors, windows, sxxxx, mini blinds, cabinets, counters, HVAC diffusers or grilles, or blank off plates, mechanical rooms, rest rooms and/or any area associated with the project. If the Landlord is forced to clean the job site, a justified value will be deducted from the contract.
Clean-Up/Trash Removal. Except where services are provided by OCSA, the member is responsible for set up, break down and general clean up after usage. The facilities must be left “broom clean”. The set up, break down, and clean up must be accomplished during the allotted rental time. Any extra tables, chairs, supplies etc. (brought in) must be removed. Trash can liners are provided and must be used in all trash receptacles. Staff will facilitate trash removal to the dumpster. SERVICE / EQUIPMENT PROVIDERS Caterers, DJs, and any other service providers used at any event must provide OCSA with a copy of current certificates of Worker’s Compensation and General Liability Insurance at least one week prior to the event. Minimum coverage is $100,000 for Worker’s Compensation and $1,000,000 for General Liability. Delivery of equipment, such as tables and chairs, must be arranged with OCSA staff. All tables and chairs should have rubber or soft tipped legs so as not to damage the wood or stone floor finishes.
Clean-Up/Trash Removal. The renter is responsible for cleaning up the museum following the ceremony. Any furniture that has been moved or rearranged must be carefully returned to its original setting. Spills must be cleaned up immediately by the renter. Any trash generated from the wedding ceremony or reception must be bagged and removed by the renter. The signature indicates that the renter has read, understands, and agrees to abide by the rules and regulations set forth in this document. The renter agrees to hold the South Mountain Heritage Society harmless for any and all damages, injuries, and/or losses occurring on this premises and to indemnify the South Mountain Heritage Society for any and all claims for damages, injuries, and/or losses by any of the renter’s guests, invitees, or contractors. As of the date listed, this agreement is entered into between the renter and the South Mountain Heritage Society. Renter’s Signature Date Renter’s Name Address City State Zip Contact Phone Number Email Date of Ceremony/Event Museum Representative’s Signature Date
