Event Restrictions Sample Clauses

The Event Restrictions clause sets specific limitations or conditions on how events may be organized, conducted, or attended under an agreement. Typically, it outlines prohibited activities, capacity limits, or requirements for permits and compliance with laws, such as restricting the use of certain venues, limiting the number of attendees, or banning hazardous activities. This clause serves to manage risk, ensure safety, and maintain compliance with legal or contractual obligations during the planning and execution of events.
Event Restrictions. The intended use of the Party Room shall be fully disclosed to the Corporation as a condition of and prior to the reservation of the Party Room. It is agreed that the Party Room will not be used for any stag/doe or age of majority birthday parties. Bookings for commercial/private enterprise use is strictly prohibited. The party room may not be used for any chargeable private function. Gambling is not permitted.
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Event Restrictions. The intended use of the Multi-Purpose Room shall be fully disclosed to the Corporation as a condition of and prior to the reservation of the Multi-Purpose Room. It is agreed that the Multi-Purpose Room will not be used for any stag/doe or age of majority birthday parties. Bookings for commercial/private enterprise use is strictly prohibited. The Multi-Purpose Room may not be used for any chargeable private function. Gambling is not permitted.
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Event Restrictions. The intended use of the Games Room shall be fully disclosed to the Corporation as a condition of and prior to the reservation of the Games Room. It is agreed that the Games Room will not be used for any stag/doe or age of majority birthday parties. Bookings for commercial/private enterprise use is strictly prohibited. The Games Room may not be used for any chargeable private function. Gambling is not permitted.
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Event Restrictions. No illegal activities or drugs, No firearms, No taping, nailing, or thumb tacking of decorations or signs to any wall, door, or ceiling. No smoking Inside of the building. Alcoholic beverage policy will be strictly enforced. The premises shall be used for the type of event listed above and for no other purposes. The lessee shall be responsible for all persons who attend the function and shall ensure that all persons act in an orderly, responsible manner, and safe manner, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Volunteer Fire Company retains the right to terminate the event or expel any person or persons who are deemed to be unruly, unsafe, illegally or act with dangerous behavior or who are in violation of any other clause of the rental contract. In consideration of the leasing of the premises to the undersigned, the undersigned herby release Hurlock Volunteer Fire Company, its officers, directors, members from any and all suits, actions, compensation, consequential and punitive damages, and all property damage, personal injuries, illness, death resulting from any occurrence or accident that may occur as a result of or arise out of leasing or use of the described premises by the Lessee. The undersigned hereby agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless Hurlock Volunteer Fire Company against any such claims brought by any person or entity.
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Event Restrictions. Maintenance Contractor shall maintain existing SH 360 facility capacity for the regional events set forth below (“Major Events”). No additional lane or ramp closure that restricts or interferes with traffic shall be allowed during Major Events. TxDOT has the right to lengthen, shorten, or otherwise modify these restrictions as actual traffic conditions may warrant. TxDOT also has the right to modify the list of Major Events as they are added, rescheduled or warranted: a) Any events held within a ten(10) mile radius of any point along the length of the corridor with an expected attendance greater than 20,000 (restricted from three (3) hours before the start of the event to two (2) hours after the end of the event); and b) Major retail traffic generators (i.e. malls) within one (1) mile radius (Thanksgiving Day through January 2). ATTACHMENT 7 : MAINTENANCE PLANNING ACTIVITIES & ASSOCIATED FUNC. CODES All segment 78 functions are trackable DISTRICT CROSS REFERENCE CODE CHART 12 (FIMS SEGMENT 78, AND PORTIONS OF 70, 71 AND 72) Effective September, 2012 (Rev Date: July, 2011) 110 P03 CY Removal and Replacement ▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Sweeping 593 T04 LF Cable Median Barrier 733 T03 EA Vandalized Signs Removal of base and/or subgrade materials from distressed or failed Routine street sweeping. Units are the actual miles swept regardless of Installation and maintenance of high tension cable median barrier systems, Replacement or repair of signs damaged by vandalism. areas and replacement with suitable materials. (Includes resurfacing.) centerline miles. including the cable, posts and end treatments. 738 T11 EA Installation and Maintenance of Flashing Beacons 120 P03 CY In Place Repair 523 R1 MI Debris 594 T04 LF Concrete Barrier Installation and maintenance of overhead flashing beacons, pedestal or sign In place repair base and/or subgrade material. (Includes resurfacing, Routine patrolling to remove and dispose of debris, including dead animals. Installation, removal and maintenance of concrete barriers, including attached mounted flashing beacons, etc. and may or may not include additional stabilizing material.) 524 R0 AC Spot Litter headlight barrier fence. 742 T07 EA Illumination 135 R05 EA LF Install and/or Maintain Underdrains Spot removal and disposal of litter, including dead animals, from the right of way. 595 T04 LF Guard Fence Installation, maintenance and operation of illumination systems, including Installation, repair and maintenance of all types of under...
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Event Restrictions. When submitting Your Event to Company to be listed or streamed on Our Site, it is Your responsibility to provide to Us any event restrictions associated with said Event. Any Event that requires a restriction for admission, including, but not limited to, age, school or organizational affiliation, hardware or software requirements, or other characteristics or requirements, must be clearly stated by You upon submission to Us. It is Your responsibility to ensure that said restriction is lawful and does not violate any local laws, or any applicable foreign laws, prior to submitting the Event to Us. It is also Your responsibility to verify that all customers can be admitted to or have access to view Your Event, as applicable.
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Event Restrictions. No illegal activities or drugs, No firearms, No taping, nailing, or thumb tacking of decorations or signs to any wall, door, or ceiling. No smoking inside of the building. The premises shall be used for the type of event listed above and for no other purposes. The lessee shall be responsible for all persons who attend the function and shall ensure that all persons act in an orderly, responsible manner, and safe manner, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Volunteer Fire Company retains the right to terminate the event or expel any person or persons who are deemed to be unruly, unsafe, illegally or act with dangerous behavior or who are in violation of any other clause of the rental contract. No events shall be held that charges an admission or cover charge, collect funds or fundraises with out prior authorization and approval of the HVFC prior to the Event. In consideration of the leasing of the premises to the undersigned, the undersigned herby release ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Volunteer Fire Company, its officers, directors, members from any and all suits, actions, compensation, consequential and punitive damages, and all property damage, personal injuries, illness, death resulting from any occurrence or accident that may occur as a result of or arise out of leasing or use of the described premises by the Lessee. The undersigned ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Volunteer Fire Company against any such claims brought by any person or entity. Alcoholic beverage policy will be strictly enforced and requires company approval prior authorization and approval of the HVFC prior to the Event. (See below and initial acknowledgement) The purpose of this policy is to set forth the position of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Volunteer Fire Company With regard to alcohol consumption. A No beer, wines or liquors be allowed in the fire house at any time unless authorized at a regular meeting for a special event, and no member or their guest(s) shall appear in the fire house in a state of intoxication. Our position is that if one chooses to drink alcohol at social events one should be guided by maturity, restraint, and regard for the wellbeing of others.
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Event Restrictions. You are prohibited from (i) scheduling or booking Pound, including booking a booth or table, (ii) representing Pound in an “official” capacity, and (iii) performing, demonstrating or teaching of Classes, at any event, expo, convention or trade show (each an “Event”), without the express prior written consent of an official Pound representative. If you would like to represent Pound at an Event, including any of the foregoing (i), (ii) or (iii), you must seek written approval by Pound by contacting us at ▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇; Pound may grant or reject such request in its sole discretion. Requests must be submitted at least three (3) months prior to the Event date. Requests submitted within three (3) months of the Event date will not be reviewed or approved. Any approved requests will be subject to the restrictions and policies communicated by Pound, including without limitation, Pound’s discretion as to instructor’s attending such Event, promotional matters. Classes to be taught (if any) and use of approved Pound materials only. Requests must contain, at a minimum, the information set forth on Schedule 2 attached hereto.
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Event Restrictions. The Renter expressly agrees to adhere to the following event restrictions:
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