GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR JOINT USE Sample Clauses

GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR JOINT USE. A. The District will make its facilities and grounds available for use by the other parties on a priority basis after the scheduling requirements for its own programs and existing users have been met. B. All joint use programming and activities scheduled under this Agreement will comply with the District’s policies, including those prohibiting discrimination. C. For scheduling purposes, priority will be given to programs that provide direct benefit to youth.
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GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR JOINT USE. A. Each agency will make certain of its pools, buildings, and fields available for use by the other agency on a first priority basis after the scheduling requirements for its own programs have been met. A general description of District and SPR buildings and grounds available for joint use programming under this Agreement and agreed-upon priorities are included (see Appendix A-1). B. SPR’s West Seattle Stadium, municipal golf courses, bathhouses, special amenity facilities, shelter houses, rowing, and sailing facilities and picnic areas are not covered by this Agreement and are considered to be non-joint use facilities. SPR shall assess and collect fees as established in its annually adopted SPR Fees and Charges Resolution for District use of these facilities. C. The District’s Memorial Stadium is not covered by this Agreement and is considered to be a non-joint use facility. The District shall assess and collect fees based upon established rates from the District’s Fee Schedule for use of Memorial Stadium. D. All joint use programming and activities scheduled under this Agreement will comply with the owner agency's policies prohibiting discrimination.
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GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR JOINT USE. A. Each Agency will make its buildings and grounds available for use by the other Agency on a first priority basis after the scheduling requirements for its own programs have been met. A description of District and City buildings and grounds available for joint use programming under this Agreement and agreed upon priorities are attached hereto as Appendix A. B. All joint use programming and activities scheduled under this Agreement will comply with the owner Agency’s policies prohibiting discrimination. C. For the purposes of this Agreement, the criteria for such uses are as follows: 1. Any instructional, information, recreational, athletic, social or community programwhichisinitiated,organized,managed,scheduledandsupervised by the owner Agency; or 2. A comparable community-run recreational program (including but not limited to organizations dedicated to community youth sports, such as youth baseball, or a youth-serving community non-profit agency), that is sponsored and overseen by the owner Agency, and approved by the owner Agency’s Designated Representative. D. For scheduling purposes, priority will be given to programs which provide direct benefit to youth. The mutual goal of the Agencies will be to maintain program continuity, giving adequate notification of scheduling changes or facility use to allow completion of a program cycle and, where necessary, to relocate programming. When possible, each Agency will assist the other in locating alternativespace. E. Each user will maintain its joint use spaces and equipment and will cooperate in expediting repair of damage, which may occur as a result of scheduled programs. F. Where possible, the Agencies will pursue opportunities to develop and improve joint use facilities and equipment to support programming by both Agencies.
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