Community Festivals Sample Clauses

Community Festivals. In addition to the parking easement rights granted under this OEA and the parking rights available to LAFC under the LAFC NDA, District agrees that LAFC will have the right to use Parking Lot 6 for up to two (2) community festivals each calendar year following the Redevelopment Completion Date, upon and subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the Supplemental Agreement.
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Community Festivals. District has established a set of guidelines for community festivals in Exposition Park which, subject to scheduling with the Park Manager, allows up to ten (10) community festivals each year as long as they satisfy certain criteria established by District with respect to community festivals in Exposition Park (the “Community Festival Criteria”). Provided that the community festivals proposed by LAFC satisfy the Community Festival Criteria applicable thereto, then District agrees that LAFC will have the right to host two (2) community festivals in Parking Lot 6 (the “LAFC Festivals”), subject to the terms of the Section 2.2(e), upon the following terms and conditions: (i) each LAFC Festival may not exceed two (2) days (not counting any reasonable set-up, close-down and/or clean-up time); (ii) the LAFC Festivals shall be subject to the reasonable scheduling requirements of the Park Manager and LAFC shall provide the Park Manager with as much advance notice of the date or dates proposed for its proposed festivals as possible; (iii) LAFC shall be required to obtain all applicable permits and approvals required by Governmental Regulations for the operation of such LAFC Festival; (iv) the use of Parking Lot 6 for the LAFC Festivals will be without imposition of any usage charge by District, however, LAFC shall be solely responsible and liable for all costs and expenses relating to the set-up, operation and clean-up of the LAFC Festival and LAFC’s compliance with the terms of this Section 3; (v) LAFC shall have the right to install temporary signs on the District Parcel related to the LAFC Festivals, including the use of the banner signs permitted under the Agreements (as hereinafter defined) subject to Park Manager’s prior approval, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed; (vi) LAFC shall remove all trash and debris from, and clean, repair or restore any damage to, Parking Lot 6 or any other affected areas arising out of each LAFC Festival and the operation thereof so that Parking Lot 6 is returned to District in substantially the same condition that existed prior to the LAFC Festival; (vii) LAFC shall provide or cause to be provided evidence of liability insurance satisfying the customary requirements imposed by Park Manager on behalf of District with respect to comparable events held in Exposition Park by District or other Exposition Park entities which may be satisfied by LAFC’s insurance maintained under the LAFC Lease; and (viii) L...
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