Football Field Sample Clauses

Football Field. For all Games, StadCo shall provide TeamCo with a natural grass field (comparable to that generally found at other NFL stadium facilities) at StadCo’s sole cost and expense and in accordance with all applicable NFL Rules and Regulations. StadCo shall be responsible for all costs and expenses in connection with obtaining, installing, removing, repairing, maintaining, storing and converting the natural grass field to another playing surface or other surface (and back). StadCo shall afford TeamCo with access to and use of any specialty lighting and/or sound system available at the Stadium from time to time. StadCo shall replace the natural grass field at StadCo’s expense with a field of similar quality consistent with the normal wear and tear and life cycle of similar-type natural grass fields and in accordance with all applicable NFL Rules and Regulations.
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Football Field. For all UNLV Team Home Games, Licensor shall provide Licensee with an artificial turf field (comparable to that generally found at other Division I facilities) at Licensor’s sole cost and expense, provided that Licensee shall be responsible for any incremental costs associated with the customization of the artificial turf field (including the branding of the midfield logo and the end zones and use of UNLV Team colors on yardage and field markings, and other elements forming a part of the artificial turf field). Except for the cost of obtaining, installing, removing, repairing, maintaining, storing and converting the midfield logo, end zones and other portions of the artificial turf field containing customized UNLV Team colors, logos and other field markings for which Licensee shall be responsible, Licensor shall be responsible for all costs and expenses in connection with obtaining, installing, removing, repairing, maintaining, storing and converting the artificial turf field to another playing surface or other surface (and back). In connection with the UNLV Team’s use of the artificial turf field and the creation of a home game environment for the UNLV Team, Licensor shall afford Licensee with access to and use of any specialty lighting and/or sound system available at the Stadium from time to time. Licensor shall replace the artificial turf field at Licensor’s expense with a field of similar quality (with Licensee responsible for any incremental costs associated with the customization of the replacement artificial turf field) consistent with the normal wear and tear and life cycle of similar-type artificial turf fields.
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Football Field. A. The District will ensure that the football field (the Field) at Agoura High School (the School) will have the following accessible features meeting the applicable technical provisions of the 2010 Americans with Disabilities Act Standards for Accessible Design (2010 Standards): i. Consistent with § 208 and § 502 of the 2010 Standards, the District will provide one van accessible parking spot on the northwest entrance to the Field and a second van accessible parking space adjacent to the ticket booth at the east entrance for the Field. ii. At least one accessible route of travel to the facility entrance from the accessible parking, consistent with § 206.2.1 and § 206.3 of the 2010 Standards. iii. At least one accessible route of travel to the facility from the public sidewalk on the northwest corner of the facility to the Field, consistent with § 206.2.1 and § 206.3 of the 2010 Standards, by removing the poles that were blocking the accessible route of travel to that entrance to the Field. iv. Consistent with §§ 221 and 802.3 of the 2010 standards, the District will renovate their visitors’ bleachers to provide nine wheelchair accessible spaces and nine adjacent companion seats. v. One designated aisle seat consistent with Sections 221.4 and Section 802.4 of the 2010 Standards in the section of the home bleachers that was modified in 2016. B. The District will develop procedures to ensure that all events at the football field are accessible and usable for individuals in wheelchairs who would normally sit in the home bleachers for those events. The procedures shall ensure that the seating options for such individuals are safe, provide unobstructed views, and are integrated with the experience of other spectators to the maximum extent possible. C. The District shall ensure that individuals with disabilities can obtain information as to the existence and location of accessible services, activities, and facilities at the field, including signage identifying accessible seating locations and other accessible features.
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