Private Events Sample Clauses

Private Events. A signed waiver of liability is required for each guest in attendance. Guests under the age of 18 must have a waiver signed by a parent or legal guardian. • At the discretion of Surreywood Swim & Tennis Club, party hosts may be required to hire an off-duty law enforcement office for the duration of the event. • Hosts of private events may be held financially responsible for physical damage to the pool or surrounding property incurred during the event. • After hours events must end by 11pm, clean-up may continue until 11:30pm • According to Chesterfield County’s noise ordinance,
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Private Events. (a) Semi-private and private events are available for rental during off hours. Members wishing to reserve the space for a private event will need to enter into a separate contract with the Club Manager.
Private Events. An event that does not fit the "Open to Public" definition. For example, an event that is by invitation only or that only members can attend.
Private Events. Private (non WTLA sponsored events) are not permitted during a scheduled WTLA event.
Private Events. SMPRC shall establish appropriate concepts, fees and general parameters for special events involving the Pier, and shall prepare written guidelines (“Event Guidelines”) for review and approval by the City as soon as practicable upon the execution of this Agreement. Event Guidelines are to include guidelines for limited private events for the Pier, and such private events are to be in compliance with City ordinances, regulations and Special Event permitting process.
Private Events. All private events held in the hotel by hotel occupants and their guests (not to exceed fifty (50) persons in the aggregate) during normal hotel operating hours, ending no later than 10:00pm from Sunday through Thursday and 2:00am on Friday and Saturday (each, a “Private Event”) shall be subject to the following restrictions: (a) Owner shall not apply for a public assembly permit; (b) Private Events shall be subject to the terms and conditions of the hotel’s rental agreement which will stipulate the rules and regulations regarding the use of the hotel’s public venues and conduct of the hotel occupant(s) and guests, (c) Owner shall post dedicated Private Event personnel, as necessary, on Xxxx 00xx Xxxxxx for the duration of the Private Event to use reasonable efforts to ensure that (i) guests do not congregate on West 68th Street, (ii) the vehicles associated with the Private Event do not block the street, and (iii) drivers are made aware of the special parking arrangements at nearby parking lots or garages; (d) Owner shall not cause any equipment rented in connection with a Private Event to be removed after midnight or before 7:00am; (e) in the event that a hotel guest uses its own sound amplification device during a Private Event, Owner shall use reasonable efforts to ensure that the maximum permitted volume established for such device pursuant to the New York City Noise Code regulations shall be adhered to; (f) Owner shall not enter into any contracts with third party booking agents to advertise or promote a Private Event to the public (i.e. “promoters”), and agrees that all Private Events shall be reserved through the Resident Manager; (g) Owner shall ensure that the hotel’s public venues shall only be available to persons who are associated with guests who are registered at the hotel; (h) the Resident Manager shall maintain a strict accounting of all attendees of any Private Event, as more particularly set forth in the rental agreement; and (i) Owner shall make its form of rental agreement to be used for Private Events available to CB7 for review and comment prior to its implementation.
Private Events. Unless otherwise approved in writing by Lessor, the Lessee's use of the premises shall be limited to the conduct of an event of the type described on page 1 of this Agreement, which event shall not be open to the general public, but only to invited guests of the Lessee.
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Private Events. The City’s Rental Coordinator at the Senior Center will collect service requests from customers reserving space for private events and will submit the requests to the Concessionaire. The Concessionaire will prepare the customer contracts based on information gathered from the City’s Rental Coordinator.
Private Events. 14.1 A private event is an event which is by invitation only. For example, a birthday party. 14.2 Private events would be adequately covered by the ISSC’s Public Liability Insurance. 14.3 $1,000 excess is payable by the Hirer in the event of any public liability insurance claim. 15.1 Personal belongings, food, and any other property left unattended at the venue will be at the Hirer’s own risk. 15.2 Equipment arranged by the Hirer (eg. Jukebox) must be removed from the venue by the end of the hire period. If this term is breached, a fee may be charged (See Schedule of Additional Charges). 15.3 The Hirer must allow un-restricted access to the venue at any time by the ISSC staff or representative on official business, attending due to an emergency call out, security officers or emergency services officers.
Private Events. An event that does not fit the "Open to Public" definition. For example, an event that is by invitation only or that only members can attend.Arts & Craft Fairs:▪ No more than one arts and craft fair may be held in the North Hall per month. No individual/business may hold more than one fair in the North Hall in any 12 month timeframe.▪ Organizer must provide a resume showing his/her ability to run a professional event, a space map, a detailed marketing plan, and a loading plan that are subject to approval. Please Note:▪ A separate security deposit of $500.00 is due with your initial payment for the event.▪ For an additional fee, event set-up can begin as early as required, based upon availability.▪ On weekends, for an additional fee, event set-up can begin at 3pm.▪ Rentals of outdoor space during the weekend cannot begin earlier than 6:00pm in the winter and 6:30pm in summer.▪ “Summer hours” correspond to the period from the beginning of daylight savings time in the spring to the end of daylight savings time in the fall.▪ “Winter hours” correspond to the period from the end of daylight savings time in the fall until the beginning of daylight savings time in the spring.▪ Eastern Market is not open on Mondays. Only events in the $2,400+ range may be held on Mondays. Additional Pricing:
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