Community Spaces Clause Samples

Community Spaces. To provide welcoming and inclusive community spaces that are well used and accessible to all members of our diverse community.

Community Spaces. (a) The Tenant covenants and agrees in favour of the Landlord to design, construct and finish the Community Spaces, at its sole expense, in accordance with the terms of the Project Agreement and this Lease. (b) All construction and finishes with respect to the Community Spaces shall be to the standards and specifications identified in the Project Agreement, and subject to the approval of the City official identified therein.

Community Spaces. Provide places where people can be outdoors. In Hyla Crossing, provide opportunities for people to connect with nature.

Community Spaces. Community spaces are all public areas, and are open to all members. Community spaces are owned by the community as a whole. The Administration may temporarily close community spaces and area’s, if its a matter of public safety. All food grown in the community, must be organic. No GMO’s are allowed. Use of toxic chemicals on any plants, grain or food is strictly prohibited. As Freeport is a developing society, we may not have everything people may need. As such, members are allowed to get what they need, that the community does not have, from outside trade. There is no import fee, for anything brought into the community. This Membership Contract is renewed every 10 years. Upon which a new membership contract must be signed. This allows for changes to be made from time to time, and ensure the current contract is fallowed. New contracts must be made available for review, 30 days before they are renewed.

Community Spaces. 6.1 The Tenant acknowledges and agrees that the Lease requires the Tenant to provide community space within the Development (the "Community Space Obligation"). This community space is required by the Amending By-law (the "Community Spaces"). 6.2 The Community Spaces shall be leased to the City for nominal base rent, but the Community Space Users shall be solely responsible for the costs of furnishing and outfitting the Community Spaces, the operating costs of the facility, any utility costs and property taxes attributable to the Community Space and the reasonable share of common area costs (related to facilities, including but not limited to the lobby, that may be shared between the Community Spaces and the rest of the Development) attributable to the Community Spaces. 6.3 The Tenant covenants and agrees that as the landlord of the Community Spaces, it shall be responsible for the following costs associated with the Community Spaces: (a) repair, maintenance, alteration and replacement costs of the Building Systems serving the Community Spaces, provided that the cost of any alterations and replacements requested or undertaken by the Community Space User to enhance, improve or reconfigure the Community Spaces shall be paid by the Community Space Users; (b) property damage to the extent such damage is caused by failure of the building systems, including the Building Systems serving the Community Spaces, or by the negligence of the Tenant; (c) liability insurance; and (d) local improvement charges. 6.4 As soon as possible, but in any event, no later than 9 months prior to the commencement date of the lease back to the City for the Community Spaces, the Tenant will work with the Executive Director, SDFA to estimate, as closely as possible, the operating costs for the Community Spaces, once occupied. 6.5 The Tenant shall design, construct, complete and lease back to the City two Community Spaces, in consultation with the City and in accordance with the following (the “Tenant’s Work”): (a) a minimum of 2,150 square meters (23,142 square feet) of total area for both Community Spaces (the Community Spaces are made up of the "SPRINT Community Space", designated for the community group Senior Peoples' Resources in North Toronto Incorporated (SPRINT), and the "City Community Space", yet to be designated for a specific community organization, collectively these community organizations are the "Community Space Users"); (b) the Community Spaces shall be partitioned into ...

Community Spaces. ● The main office, deck, and laundry room are available to registered guests only. ● These spaces may be rented for private events for a fee. Alcohol consumption on the deck is permitted with prior written approval. ● No Smoking: Smoking is strictly prohibited indoors, including the laundry room and main office. ● Serious or repeated violations of these rules and policies will result in the immediate cancellation of your stay, ejection from the premises without refund, and forfeiture of any security deposit. ● Serious violations include, but are not limited to, illegal activities, violence, endangering other guests or staff, harassment, property damage, or gross violations of safety protocols. ● Repeated violations, defined as three or more incidents within a six-month period, may result in cancellation of your stay, ejection from the premises without refund, and forfeiture of any security deposit.