Hotel and Per Diem Sample Clauses

Hotel and Per Diem. The MLOA Assigners shall use their best efforts to assign officials who live near a game site to officiate as many games as possible in order to minimize travel expenses. However, due to the shortage of officials, the MLOA, most likely, will need to use distant officials in order to meet the game coverage goals outlined herein. The MHSLA shall provide or cause a host club to provide hotel rooms at properties such as Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Express, etc for officials. The number of rooms that should be reserved shall equal twice the number of fields that will be used at the game site. It is recommended that host clubs reserve rooms that can be cancelled, at the latest, 24 hours prior to arrival on both the night preceding and the night following an event. MLOA shall inform the MHSLA at least 48 hours prior to the start of an event as to final number of hotel rooms and room nights that will be needed as well as rooming lists so that the host city can cancel unneeded rooms prior to encountering a fee from the hotel. Rooms shall be provided to distant officials if the following conditions are met during the regular and post season:
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