Common use of EQUIPMENT AND DÉCOR Clause in Contracts

EQUIPMENT AND DÉCOR. Any Tenant who needs decorations/equipment (“Personal Property”) for the Event, is responsible for bringing all such items into the Hall and immediately removing all Personal Property from the Church upon the completion of the event. The Church is not liable for any damage to the Tenant’s Personal Property. The Tenant may, with the prior written consent of the Church, rent chairs, tables or other equipment other than those already present in the Hall for the Event. The Tenant shall be solely responsible for use of any such third party rentals and shall promptly remove any such additional chairs, tables or other equipment at the end of the Rental Period unless other arrangements have been made with the Church. The only decorations permitted in the Hall are those which may be placed on the floor, on the walls or on the tables. Scotch tape, nails, tacks or staples are not permitted to be used for any decorating purposes on walls, tables, ceiling tiles, grid work or wood work. Only removable masking or decorating tape may be used for decorating. The Tenant shall not hang, tape or suspend decorations from the walls or ceilings of the Hall unless authorized by the Church. It shall be Tenant’s responsibility to promptly remove all decorations upon conclusion of the Event. The use of any dancing powders, glitter, fireworks or sparklers is prohibited. No heavy items causing marring or scratching are permitted to be dragged across the floor. No stages may be set up in the Hall. All balloons must be securely fastened, no free floating balloons in or out of Hall.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Hall Rental Agreement, Hall Rental Agreement, Hall Rental Agreement

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