Limited Seating Areas Sample Clauses

Limited Seating Areas. In facilities where seating is limited in the press box, broadcast booth or press area, the host school/site event manager should provide seating to the one (1) principal outlet covering each participating school. Thereafter, seating in the press box, broadcast booth or press area should be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. An outlet must understand that it may be necessary for it to set up operations in the spectator seating area at facilities with limited space in the press box, broadcast booth or press area. The principal outlet for a participating school is considered to be the outlet which has broadcast the greatest number of regular season contests and/or AIA postseason events in which the school has participated.
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Limited Seating Areas. In facilities where seating in the press box or broadcast booth is limited, the host school principal or contest manager will provide seating to the one (1) principal outlet (as defined below) covering each participating school. Thereafter, seating in the press box or broadcast booth is provided on a first-come, first-served basis. At facilities with limited space in the press box or broadcast booth, it may be necessary for an outlet to set up operations in the spectator seating area. The “principal outlet” for a participating school is the outlet which has broadcasted the greatest number of regular season contests and/or contests in which the school has participated.
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Limited Seating Areas. In facilities where seating is limited in the press box or broadcast booth, the host school principal or contest manager should provide seating to the one (1) principal outlet covering each participating school. Thereafter, seating in the press box or broadcast booth should be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. An outlet must understand that it may be necessary for it to set up operations in the spectator seating area at facilities with limited space in the press box or broadcast booth. The principal outlet for a participating school is considered to be the outlet which has broadcast the greatest number of regular season contests and/or FH- SAA State Series contests in which the school has participated.
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Limited Seating Areas. In facilities where seating is limited in the press box or broadcast booth, the host school principal or contest manager should provide seating to the one (1) principal outlet covering each participating school. Thereafter, seating in the press box or broadcast booth should be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. An outlet must understand that it may be necessary for it to set up operations in the spectator seating area at facilities with limited space in the press box or broadcast booth. The principal outlet for a participating school is considered to be the outlet which has broadcast the greatest number of regular season contests and/or FHSAA State Series contests in which the school has participated.
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