Common use of Office Space and Use Clause in Contracts

Office Space and Use. 1. The Board agrees to rent AC 1581 to the Association for use as office space. This office will have lights, heat, and one telephone. The Association may use other College facilities for conferences and meetings provided that the space is requested and approved in advance pursuant to normal College procedures. The College will also provide computer access, including all standard administrative College adopted software, internet, and the College network. The Association agrees to comply with College policies and regulations and with guidelines related to computer usages that are mutually agreed upon between the College and Association. 2. Rent for office use shall be ten ($10) dollars per month. 3. The Association will pay the line charge for use of the telephone and computer, all long distance calls authorized by the Association, and any additional required licensing fees resulting from providing College-adopted computer software for Association use. If the Association believes the licensing fee is excessive, it can decline usage of that software product.

Office Space and Use. 1. The Board agrees to rent AC 1581 to the Association for use as office space. This office will have lights, heat, and one telephone. The Association may use other College facilities for conferences and meetings provided that the space is requested and approved in advance pursuant to normal College procedures. The College will also provide computer access, including all standard administrative College adopted software, internet, and the College network. The Association agrees to comply with College policies and regulations and with guidelines related to computer usages that are mutually agreed upon between the College and Association. 2. Rent for office use shall be ten ($10) dollars per month. 3. The Association will pay the line charge for use of the telephone and computer, all long distance calls authorized by the Association, and any additional required licensing fees resulting from providing College-adopted computer software for Association use. If the Association believes the licensing fee is excessive, it can decline usage of that software product.