Decorations etc. Not to cause any damage to the decorations and to any internal or external surface of the Property. In particular:
Decorations etc. No connecting of any kind to lights and/or fixtures. • No nails, screws, staples, tape, etc. are to be used on the interior or exterior of the building, including the walls, furniture or floor. • Push pins may be used on upper hall walls only and removed from walls after use. • Push pins are NOT allowed in Foyer area and stair area going to the basement, and/or the area in basement by the lift access and handicap restroom area. These areas have new sheet rock. Only TAC ‘N Stik may be used in these areas. Other • No running in the hall (upstairs or downstairs) • All paper supplies other than toilet paper and paper towels are the responsibility of the renter. • No standing or walking on chair and bench cushions. • No jumping from or onto the stage. • User shall limit amplified music and/or noise to a level at which an average conversation at three feet can be conducted away from the Grange dance floor -- approximately equivalent to 65dB spl. Under no circumstances should any music or noise be audible from the road. • Any furniture moved will be returned to its original place. Downstairs tables and benches will be returned to their exact places, unless otherwise requested. • Do not sit on tables. • Do not take any of the wooden chairs out of the building. Cleanup • The hall will be returned to its pre-rental condition • The wood floors will be swept with a dust mop (DO NOT use water or any other liquid on the wood floors). The wood floor has a special surface for dancing, and is not protected by varnish. When even small amounts of liquid are used to clean a spot, the wax and therefore the slipperiness of the surface are affected. This can result in serious joint injury to a fast-moving dancer who finds a sudden resistance in the surface. • All other floors will be swept and wet-mopped if needed. • All garbage must be collected, including garbage from restrooms. Renter is responsible for removing garbage from the premises. • Yard area must be cleaned up by renter to remove any paper or debris accumulated as a result of your gathering. Leaving the Grange • Make sure both the back and front doors are locked. After locking the front door, try turning the handle to verify it will not open. • Turn the thermostat down to 55 degrees. Do not change the downstairs thermostat on the kitchen wall from “Auto”, or it will blow hot air. • Turn off all lights. This will put all of the switches in the down position. Make sure the dimmer switches on the stage are all the way d...
Decorations etc in the facility will be by masking tape or painter's tape only. The resident who has made the reservation will be responsible for any expenses incurred by the Master Association to repair or replace property that has been damaged either by himself, his family, his guests or invitees. The expense shall be made a part of the assessment to which the owner is subject and shall be due and payable in the same manner as annual assessments. Refer to Declaration of Covenants, Article III, Section 3.10. Gate to the recreation/clubhouse area must be kept closed; failure to do this, e.g. by propping it open, will incur forfeiture of the deposit. Non-Profit Organizations & Community-Sanctioned Activities may be exempt from the deposit, as determined by the Master Board. Waiver of the deposit does not release the resident reserving the event from liability. The resident reserving the event is required to sign this Agreement, and will be responsible for reimbursing the Master Association for any costs incurred as a result of damages to the facility, and may be subject to suspension of the right to use the facility. FFPV Clubhouse Agmt; Dec 2017 Page 1 of 3 Adult Supervision. Certain non-profit organizations, such as the Scouts, must have a minimum of two adults in attendance, one of whom is the resident reserving the event. Business, Commercial. The clubhouse facility shall not be used or reserved for business or commercial activities of any type, whether or not money is transacted. Business and commercial activities may be defined as, but not limited to, company gatherings of business associates, team meetings, financial planning seminars, or any event that may be related to a private or public business. Deposits will not be refunded if it is determined that the facility has been reserved for a business or commercial function, and the privilege of using the Association's common facilities will be suspended. Alcoholic Beverages are strictly forbidden from all areas of the recreation complex including the pools, pool decks, spa, the Exercise Room, and the Tennis Courts, with the exception of within the Clubhouse itself and adjacent patio area and when consumed in conjunction with reserved events, and in accordance with STATE OF FLORIDA STATUTE 562.11.1, regarding alcoholic beverages, and noise ordinances. Anyone in the business of manufacturing, distributing, selling and/or serving or furnishing alcoholic beverages must provide proof of liquor liability insurance coverage...
Decorations etc. To avoid damage to paintwork, woodwork and fittings, Hirers may not use tape, adhesives, nails, screws or any other means to attach any decoration, notice or other item to any part of the building without permission.
