Motorized Carts Sample Clauses

Motorized Carts. All Exhibitors using motorized carts shall be subject to such policies or rules as the Fair management shall adopt from time to time. No motorized vehicles of any nature are allowed on the Midway area or in any area, which the public has access once the Event opens.
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Motorized Carts. Provide a sufficient number of motorized golf carts to meet the needs of the public, and keep them in a clean and good operating condition. In addition thereto: 1. No permit shall be required for such carts. 2. The Golf Pro shall not rent any motorized golf cart to any person under 18 years of age. 3. The City shall furnish storage space for the golf carts at no additional charge to the Golf Pro. The Golf Pro shall maintain such space during the season of play, and shall be solely responsible for moving the carts into the storage area and shall be responsible for any alarm system utilized for the security of the golf cars or other equipment stored outside. 4. The Golf Pro shall not permit more than two (2) persons to occupy a golf cart, nor allow the carrying of any beverage "cooler" in the cart, except for medical reasons. 5. The Golf Pro shall prominently display and enforce rules pertaining to the operation of motorized golf carts on the golf course, and shall require each renter to sign a liability release form, approved in advance by the City Risk Manager and kept by the Golf Pro. 6. The Golf Pro shall inform the City of all fees charged for the rental of motorized golf carts. 7. The Golf Pro shall keep rental pull carts and golf clubs in clean and good condition. The Golf Pro shall weekly remit to the City fifteen (15%) percent of the gross receipts from pull cart rental, driving range and golf club rental, and eleven (11%) percent of the gross receipts from all food and beverage concessions. The Golf Pro shall retain all revenue generated by the rental of riding carts.
Motorized Carts. In order to operate a motorized cart on the Property, one of the following conditions must be met:
Motorized Carts. In order to operate a motorized cart and/or plated slow-moving vehicles on the Property, one of the following conditions must be met:
Motorized Carts. You may operate a motorized cart at the Community, subject to the conditions and restrictions set forth in the House Rules and Appendix G. You agree to operate your motorized cart in a safe manner.

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