General Awareness. The Chapel is in a residential area so noise limits set by the WCC in the District Plan apply. • No particularly loud music is permitted due to proximity of residential neighbours. Perfomances/Recording • All performances are to take place between 10am and 5:00pm. Extensions of the times can be granted with specific permission on a case by case basis. • A trustee or Trust representative will always be in attendance during performances. Rehearsals • Only rehearsals for performances to be held in the Chapel are permitted. • Rehearsals allowed between 10am to 5pm. • Session length limited to 2 hours. • As the Chapel is in a residential area noise limits from the WCC District Plan are to be strictly adhered to. • In addition, and given the residential area the Chapel shares, the Trust is mindful of its neighbours with respect to particularly loud forms and types of music. Therefore loud music is not permitted. Additional General Conditions • Venue hirers to provide a program of the event which can be linked/added to the Trust website. • No furniture is to be moved and nothing attached to furniture, walls or altars. Any performance related temporary changes that venue hirers want to make to the Chapel’s interior are to be cleared with the Trust in advance. It is the hirers responsibility to ensure that the Chapel is left in the condition it was prior to the use of the Chapel interior. • The COVID poster is to remain in place at all times for access by all visitors/users of the Chapel. • Arrangements for opening up and closing the Chapel are to be made in advance with the Trust representatives on site (Xxxxx and Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx 021 661 404). A minimum of 48 hours notice is required. • A trustee or Trust representative will not need to be in attendance for rehearsals and/or recordings. • No on-site parking available. All parking must be in Friend Street. • All Covid-related health and safety requirements in place at the time of the event are to be met. I have read and understood these conditions.
General Awareness. The general awareness programs initiated during the first two years in Khabarovski Krai, Krasnoyarski Krai, and Sakhalin Oblast will continue and be expanded with more influential groups – mass media, NGOs, community groups, and others – becoming involved in the forest fire prevention education and communication programs. During Year Three, the general awareness program will be initiated in Irkutskaya Oblast and Primorski Krai. Some of the activities will include general awareness contracts to local groups, billboards, journalist competitions, including the fire danger index with weather and other mass media programs, community events, and other activities. Technical Assistance: International Months Russian 0BMonths Xxxxxx (May/June 2003) .5 Liamets (intermittent) 5.0 XxxXxxxxxx (intermittent) 1 Piven (intermittent) 4.3 Kras. & Sak. C1 Reps (intermittent) 6.9 Russian Consultants TBD 2.6 Total 1.5 Total 18.8 Other Resources Needed: Contracts to local groups to initiate and implement community communications programs, constructing billboards, printing materials, gathering fire index information, production of souvenirs, and travel within Khabarovski Krai and to the other participating krais/oblasts. Deliverables: Continuation of the general awareness communications programs in Khabarovski Krai, Krasnoyarski Krai, and Sakhalin Oblast and new programs initiated in Irkutskaya Oblast and Primorski Krai. Timetable: Continuous from July 2002 through June 2003. Year Three Indicators and Targets: Fire prevention communications programs operational in the five krais/oblasts.
General Awareness. The most common medical conditions in school age children which require support, are asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, eczema, allergic reactions (anaphylaxis if severe) and cystic fibrosis. Irrespective of whether staff in schools support pupils with health care needs and administer medication to these pupils they all may come into contact with such pupils during the course of a school day. A basic understanding of these common conditions will help staff recognise symptoms and seek appropriate support. A programme of general awareness training for staff is provided where possible.
