Deliveries and Storage Sample Clauses

Deliveries and Storage. Client understands and agrees that the Facility has very limited storage space and that Client is responsible for arranging shipment and storage of items related to the Event prior to the Move‑in Days. Shipments of equipment and other items necessary to hold the Event shall be accepted at the Facility on the Show Days or Move‑in Days specified in this Agreement, and City shall not accept delivery of shipments on any other date. If City determines, in its sole discretion, that arrangements should be made for storage, receipt, handling, care or custody of anything shipped or otherwise delivered to the Facility, whether prior to, during or subsequent to Client's use of the Facility and Client fails to make such arrangements, City and its officers, agents and employees may make arrangements for storage at Clients sole cost, and shall act solely for the accommodation of Client and shall not be liable for any loss, damage or injury to such property. City and Client understand and agree that City is not a bailee, and is therefore not responsible for any damage to Client's property or the property of Client's agents, contractors, employees, directors, or representatives.
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Deliveries and Storage. Loading, unloading and equipment deliveries must be done through the main entrance or the kitchen. Please schedule your vendors to deliver during your rental period. If your vendor requires an early drop- off, the company must contact RBCC directly to arrange. Due to staffing availability or other event conflicts, we may not be able to accommodate these requests. Lessee assumes all responsibility for items brought into or left at the facility at the conclusion of the event. This includes all items left by caterers or rental service companies. The rental applicant is responsible for cleaning the facility in accordance to the “RBCC Rental Clean- Up Check List” posted in the kitchen. Cleaning supplies are available in the kitchen cupboard near the sink and in the tall cabinet located by the kitchen doorway. To help ensure the return of your damage deposit, a RBCC staff person will complete a post-event inspection at the conclusion of the rental. Failure to follow the “RBCC Rental Clean-Up Checklist” may result in forfeiture of the damage deposit and additional charges. Any cleaning and/or repairs that require staff time and/or materials will result in additional rental fees and the staff/material costs deducted from the deposit and/or charged to the rental group. Cleaning fee will be charged at $30 per hour. Lessee shall remove all garbage, compost and recycling at the conclusion of the event. Waste shall not be left in RBCC containers. Tenants are encouraged to dispose of waste responsibly.
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Deliveries and Storage. A. All deliveries of material or equipment must be done in conjunction with the Nassau BOCES or the participating District’s authorized representative(s), to insure the least disruption of the facility. Storage of all materials must be approved by Nassau BOCES or the participating District(s) prior to delivery. Nassau BOCES or the participating District(s) will not accept any deliveries on behalf of the Contractor. A Contractor’s representative must be on site to accept such deliveries.
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Deliveries and Storage. All deliveries must occur during designated rental times only. Deliveries that arrive early will not be accepted. Staff will not sign for any deliveries. All items must be removed from the Center at the end of your rental time. Renters are responsible for cleaning the facility in accordance with the Rental Clean up Check List. All garbage is to be removed from the facility at the conclusion of your event and placed in the dumpster. (Please use the dumpster located at the south east corner in back parking lot.) Any cleaning and or repairs that require staff time and materials will be deducted from the damage deposit and or charged to the rental group. If a rental exceeds the time reserved, they will be charged for the additional time and or it will be deducted from the damage deposit. No Food Allowed in Gym.
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