Common use of Event Preparation Clause in Contracts

Event Preparation. On Shabbat or Yom Tov morning, no preparations or set‐up may interfere with any Minyan or with Youth Groups. Any equipment associated with the Event must not be visible during davening. When preparing for an Event, during the Event and subsequent to the Event, Renter and the caterer and other service providers shall use their best efforts to minimize noise, disturbances and interference with the Minyanim and other activities that may be taking place in the Shul.

Event Preparation. On Shabbat or Yom Tov morning, morning no preparations or set‐up set-up may interfere with any Minyan or with Youth Groups. Any Caterer’s equipment associated with the Event must not be visible during davening. When preparing for an Eventevent, during the Event event and subsequent to the Eventevent, Renter and the caterer and other service providers shall use their best efforts to minimize noise, disturbances and interference with the Minyanim minyanim and other activities that may be taking place in the Shul.

Event Preparation. On Shabbat or Yom Tov morning, no preparations or set‐up set-up may interfere with any Minyan or with Youth Groups. Any equipment associated with the Event must not be visible during davening. When preparing for an Event, during the Event and subsequent to the Event, Renter and the caterer and other service providers shall use their best efforts to minimize noise, disturbances and interference with the Minyanim and other activities that may be taking place in the Shul. No food is permitted in the Main Sanctuary or Beit Midrash.

Event Preparation. On Shabbat or Yom Tov morning, no preparations or set‐up set-up may interfere with any Minyan or with Youth Groups. Any equipment associated with the Event must not be visible during daveningravening. When preparing for an Event, during the Event and subsequent to the Event, Renter and the caterer and other service providers shall use their best efforts to minimize noise, disturbances and interference with the Minyanim and other activities that may be taking place in the Shul. No food is permitted in the Main Sanctuary or Beit Midrash.