Grab and Go Market Sample Clauses

Grab and Go Market. Everytable shall operate a small Everytable Market within the cafeteria service area, which shall be detailed further in Exhibit A. Modifications to the cafeteria shall be at District’s sole cost and expense, not to exceed $100,000.
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