PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION. DJ hereby agrees to provide the maintenance and security for the Public Parking Facility according to the terms and provisions of this Agreement.
PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION. Renter and RTD enter into this Rental Agreement with the express understanding and agreement that RTD rents to the person indicated above the use of a designated locker for storing one bicycle and related items (such as helmet, pump, or lock) only for the Rental Agreement Term.
PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION. ORP is offering annual Memberships in Oregon Raceway Park Club (“ORPC”), which is a private track day program. Members may participate in any or all of the twenty (20) reserved ORPC days. This offering is limited to seventy five (75) memberships. 0000 XXX Xxxx Scheduled Days : See Attached - 2017 ORP Club Days Schedule ORPC MEMBERSHIP benefits include: Open track from 9am~Noon & 1~5pm 1 ALS ambulance & 1 Fire Unit 1 Event manager 6 Course control staff with flags and radios Restroom’s and shower facilities Catered lunch Access to Hospitality Center on Club Days Discounts on Merchandise and Garage rentals Additional unscheduled Club days Other benefits as developed from time to time MEMBERSHIP FEES, DUES, AND UPGRADES: (See also, attached - ORP Club 2017 Member Fees and Track use rates). Initiation Fee: New Members shall pay a one time initiation fee in an amount established by ORP. The Initiation Fee is due and payable upon joining the ORP Club.
PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION. ORP is offering annual Memberships in Oregon Raceway Park Club (“ORPC”), which is a private track day program. Members may participate in any or all of the twenty two (22) reserved ORPC days. 0000 XXX Xxxx Scheduled Days : See Attached - 2022 ORP Club Days Schedule ORPC MEMBERSHIP benefits include: Open track from 9am~Noon & 1~5pm 1 ALS ambulance & 1 Fire Unit 1 Event manager 7 Course control staff with flags and radios Restroom’s and shower facilities Catered lunch Access to Hospitality Center on Club Days Discounts on Merchandise and Garage rentals Additional unscheduled Club days Other benefits as developed from time to time MEMBERSHIP FEES, DUES, AND UPGRADES: (See also, attached - ORP Club 2022 Member Fees and Track use rates). Initiation Fee: New Members shall pay a one-time initiation fee in an amount established by ORP. The Initiation Fee is due and payable upon joining the ORP Club.
PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION. The Commissioner hereby engages the Contractor to manage and operate, to the satisfaction of the Commissioner, the municipal parking garage facility (“Facility”) described in Appendix I of this Contract. The Contractor agrees to manage and operate the Facility as a self-parking garage in accordance with the terms of this Contract and any applicable Laws now or hereafter adopted. The Contractor agrees that it and its employees and agents shall at all times cooperate to serve the public in the best and safest manner. The Contractor shall be compensated on a monthly basis for all services rendered. This fee shall be referred to as the “Basic Management Fee” and shall be a periodic fixed fee. The monthly fee is determined by the total Basic Management Fee divided by 36 months. In addition to the Basic Management Fee, the Contractor shall be compensated on an annual basis if the Facility’s revenue exceeds the revenue target in accordance with Appendix V of this Contract. This fee shall be referred to as the “Incentive Fee”. During the term of this Contract, the Department may reconstruct or rehabilitate areas and systems within this Facility. The Contractor shall not be responsible for equipment, systems or structures that are being rehabilitated, except items of public safety which shall be secured as directed by the Commissioner. After all reconstructions or rehabilitations are completed, the Contractor shall be responsible for the maintenance of the entire Facility. The Contractor shall fully examine the Facility, its structure, the equipment and systems therein and the appurtenances attached thereto prior to submitting its bid. As such, the Contractor accepts the garage, its structure, the equipment and systems therein, and the appurtenances attached thereto in an “AS IS” condition. The Contractor shall accept responsibility for the Facility, its structure, the equipment and systems therein, and shall be required to maintain them in satisfactory operating condition and make all repairs including but not limited to repairs to existing guardrails, fencing and appurtenances as required, or may become required. The Contractor shall be responsible for employing and directing Facility employees, setting-up and carrying out work schedules; recommending operating procedures and policies; effectuating approved procedure and policy changes; responding to customer complaints and damage claims; arranging and supervising proper handling of Facility funds; supervising th...
PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION. The parties have entered into this Rental Agreement with the express unders tanding and agreement that Metro rents to the person indicated above the use of a locker for storing one bicycl e and related items (such as helmet, pump, or lock) only.
PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION. The purpose of the Provincial Pathway is to offer opportunities to players who are not on a National Pathway to compete in a relevant environment. Subsequently these may offer opportunities for stronger players to work on specific development needs without the added pressure of performing. The number of Provincial Pathway events hosted will depend on the availability and want of clubs to host these events. ELIGIBILITY Players must be in good standing with Tennis Alberta and have an active Tennis Alberta membership or a membership in any other Provincial Association. ELIGIBILE YEAR OF BIRTH FALL 2023 2024 Age eligibility is based on the calendar year (Jan 1 to Dec 31.) AGE CATEGORY U12 U14 U16 U18 2011 or later 2009 or later 2007 or later 2005 or later 2012 or later 2010 or later 2008 or later 2006 or later Players will only be able to play up one group. U14 players may not play U18 U12 players may not play U16 or U18 U10 players may not play U14, U16 or U18 For tournaments with multiple age groups (i.e., U12/U16), a player may only be permitted to play in one event. Players must be registered before the registration deadline to compete in the event. For Out-of-Province players participating, Tennis Alberta has the right to modify the rankings as it pertains to tournament eligibility.
PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION. The purpose of the Club Pathway is to offer opportunities to entry level players to begin their tennis careers playing against players of a similar level. The number of Club Pathway events hosted will depend on the availability and want of clubs to host these events. ELIGIBILITY Players must be in good standing with Tennis Alberta and have an active Tennis Alberta membership or membership in any other Provincial Association. ELIGIBILE YEAR OF BIRTH FALL 2023 2024 Age eligibility is based on the calendar year (Jan 1 to Dec 31). AGE CATEGORY U12 U14 U16 U18 2011 or later 2009 or later 2007 or later 2005 or later 2012 or later 2010 or later 2008 or later 2006 or later Players will only be allowed to play up one group. U14 players may not play U18 U12 players may not play U16 or U18 U10 players may not play U14, U16 or U18 For tournaments with multiple age groups (i.e., U12/U16), a player may only be permitted to play in one event. Players must be registered before the registration deadline to compete in the event. TOURNAMENT FORMAT All singles draws will consist of a first match consolation. Players are not guaranteed a minimum of two matches and will not be eligible to receive any refund if consolation events are cancelled. The scoring format for all age groups in singles will be two out of three sets with regular scoring, where a 10-point tiebreaker will be played in place of a third set. Pro sets to eight games shall be used for all consolation matches with a seven-point tie break being implemented to decide the outcome of the match at seven games all. Doubles will play a pro set to eight games with a seven-point tie break being used to decide the outcome of the match at seven games all. No ad scoring will be used for all doubles events offered. Doubles may be offered at club pathway category events based on court availability at the host facility. Players must play singles to enter doubles. Players wishing to play doubles must enter in the same age category as the singles category they are playing. (e.g., A player cannot play U12 singles and U16 doubles. They must play U12 singles and doubles.) Players entering doubles must pay the required entry fee online when registering for the tournament. Upon registering for doubles all players must email Tennis Alberta’s Manager of Competitive Structure xx.xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx indicating the following information:
PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION. The purpose of U9 and U10 tournaments is to provide junior players under the age of 10 the opportunity to compete at a high level with the appropriate tennis balls, sized courts and equipment. ELIGIBILITY Players must be in good standing with Tennis Alberta and have an active Tennis Alberta membership or membership with any other Provincial Association. AGE CATEGORY U10 U9 ELIGIBILE YEAR OF BIRTH FALL 2023 2024 Age eligibility is based on the calendar year (Jan 1 to Dec 31). 2013 or later 2014 or later 2014 or later 2015 or later Players will be allowed to register for both a U9 and U10 in one weekend; however, if the tournament director chooses to run both events at the same time, the player may be asked to choose one or the other. The tournament director, in conjunction with Tennis Alberta, reserves the right to change this rule to accommodate the completion of all events. Players may choose to participate in both a U9/U10 tournament and a ranking tournament on the same weekend; however, tournament directors will treat these as two separate tournaments and ARE NOT expected to accommodate scheduling. The tournament director, in conjunction with Tennis Alberta, reserves the right to change this rule at any time to accommodate the completion of all events. Players must be registered before the registration deadline to compete in the event. Late entries will not be accepted. TOURNAMENT FORMAT The format for both U9 and U10 will utilize timed matches and modified scoring. All tournaments will utilize the no-service let rule. All tournaments will be held in round-xxxxx format unless discussed with the Tournament Coordinator. Tournaments are expected to be able to be successfully started and completed in the same day. Exceptions may be made for larger draws. In the case that players are unavailable to play at certain times over the course of the tournament, they may “request” the Tournament Director to accommodate this; however, please be advised that these requests may be accommodated or denied at the sole discretion of the Tournament Director. Players making time requests must do so during the registration process online. Time requests made by phone or email will not be considered.
PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION. U9 events are for players who have advanced past Red Ball Tennis and are looking to start playing competitively on the 3/4 Court with Orange Balls.
