Limited Facilities Clause Samples
The "Limited Facilities" clause defines the extent to which one party is obligated to provide access to physical or virtual resources, such as office space, equipment, or technology, to the other party under an agreement. Typically, this clause specifies that only certain facilities will be made available, and may outline restrictions on usage, hours of access, or the types of resources included. By clearly delineating what facilities are provided and under what conditions, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings and limits the provider's liability for resources not expressly offered.
Limited Facilities. In classes where physical limitations exist as to the number of functional student work stations, every effort will be made to ensure that the number of students shall not exceed the number of functional stations nor shall it exceed the class size limits set forth above. Among such classes are art, science laboratories, typing, industrial arts, home economics, and although not listed, classes in which instruction is largely dependent upon the use of special equipment, machines or other mechanical devices or special work stations of a highly individualized nature.
Limited Facilities. In classes where there exist physical limitations as to the number of operating student work stations, class size should be limited to the number of operating student work stations. Among such classes are art, science laboratories, typing, industrial arts, home economics, and, although not listed, classes in which instruction is largely dependent upon the use of special equipment, machines or other mechanical devices or special work stations of highly individualized nature.