Primary Intent Sample Clauses

Primary Intent. 2.1 The Church and Hall of the parish are important and protected historical buildings, and a significant part of Chingford’s history and heritage. The Parochial Church Council (“PCC”) and its Officers have the responsibility for maintaining them for use and enjoyment by future generations. 2.2 The premises are primarily used for the hosting and promoting of Church activities. 2.3 A secondary function of the premises is to act as a resource to the wider Church, other Christian organisations, and the community of Chingford, through Church activities, Church sponsored activities and suitable community activities which help to build bridges between the Church and the local community.
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Primary Intent. 1.1. The Church, including its rooms (the premises), is an important historical building and a significant part of our history and heritage. The PCC and its Officers have the responsibility for maintaining it for use and enjoyment by future generations. 1.2. The hall is primarily to be used for the hosting and promoting of Church activities. 1.3. A secondary function of the hall is to act as a resource to the wider Church, other Christian organisations and the community through Church activities, Church sponsored activities and suitable community activities which help to build bridges between the Church and the local community.
Primary Intent. 2.1 The premises are primarily to be used for the hosting and promoting of Scouting activities and hence access may be granted to the premises at any time by authorised representatives of PSG, a list of whom is available on request by the Hirer from PSG. 2.2 A secondary function of the premises is to act as a resource to the District Scouts Association, using the premises as a Scout shop - currently open on a Monday evening. The PSG therefore give the permission to members of the District Scout association to access to the premises when required, due care and consideration being given at all times to minimise disruption to any other Hirer.
Primary Intent. 2.1 The Foxes’ Den Café and community space form part of an important building in the local area and the owners of The Foxes’ Den Café have the responsibility for maintaining them for business use, the enjoyment of all members of the local community, and for future generations. 2.2 The core function of the community space during the hours of 8am – 5pm Monday to Friday and 8am – 1pm on Saturdays, is to operate as a café. There may also be additional late-night opening where the space will function as a café, to support Foxes’ Den Café run events. 2.3 The secondary core function of the premises is to act as a resource to the wider community of Binfield, through activities, sponsored activities by The Foxes’ Den Café and suitable activities, which help to drive community cohesion. This can be either within the café operating hours, or outside operating hours.
Primary Intent. The primary purpose of Worthing Quaker Meeting House is as a place of worship. The facilities of Worthing Quaker Meeting House are made available as a community service to organisations and individuals for purposes compatible with Quaker principles. At the centre of our religious experience is the conviction that all people are equal before God, irrespective of race, religion, class or gender. This is combined with a respect for all creation.

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