Regulations for Use Sample Clauses

Regulations for Use. 6.1. Visitor enters and uses the Parking Facility at his/her own risk. Visitor must at all times exercise due caution, especially in relation to the ceiling clearance of the Parking Facility outside the driving lanes. Visitor is required to follow instructions from Interparking and its designated personnel. 6.2. While on the site of the Parking Facility, Visitor must adhere to the stipulations of the Road Traffic Act, the further regulations stipulated pursuant to this law, the Road Traffic and Traffic Signals Regulations and the appendices to these, as well as any further rules pursuant to company regulations. 6.3. The following is prohibited: a. using the Parking Facility for purposes other than parking; b. offering, selling, hiring out or handing out goods or services in, on or near the Parking Facility; c. bringing or having explosive, flammable or otherwise hazardous and/or harmful substances in the Parking Facility, with the exception of motor fuels in the Motor Vehicle’s fuel reservoir; d. advertising on or at the Parking Facility; e. performing repairs to the Motor Vehicle or performing other work or having such repairs or work performed in the Parking Facility, unless explicit permission for this has been granted by or on behalf of Interparking; f. remaining in the Motor Vehicle longer than necessary in order to park the particular Motor Vehicle. 6.4. Interparking has the right, if Interparking deems this necessary, to move Motor Vehicles within the Parking Facility and/or remove any Motor Vehicle from the Parking Facility (or have it removed), without this resulting in any liability on the part of Interparking. Interparking will observe reasonableness and due care in assessing the need to move or remove a vehicle. 6.5. The maximum continuous period for which a Motor Vehicle may be parked is 28 days, unless agreed otherwise in writing between Interparking and Visitor. After this period expires, in addition to the normal Parking Fee that applies, Visitor also owes a fine of EUR 25 per day, up to a maximum of EUR 2,000, without any notice of default being required and without prejudice to Interparking’s right to also demand damage compensation. 6.6. If the Parking Facility has electrical charging facilities for Motor Vehicles, Visitor can avail of this service, if available, and if he/she has a Motor Vehicle suitable for this and a suitable related charging card. Interparking in no way guarantees the availability or usability of such a charging stat...
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Regulations for Use. 6.1. The Visitor enters and uses the Parking Facility at his/her own risk. The Visitor must at all times exercise due caution, especially in relation to the ceiling clearance of the Parking Facility outside the driving lanes. The Visitor is required to follow any instructions from Interparking and its designated personnel. 6.2. While at the site of the Parking Facility, the Visitor must adhere to the stipulations of the Road Traffic Act (“Wegenverkeerswet”), the further regulations stipulated pursuant to this law, the Road Traffic and Traffic Signals Regulations (“Reglement Verkeersregels en Verkeerstekens) and their appendices, as well as any further rules pursuant to company regulations. 6.3. The following is prohibited: a. using the Parking Facility for purposes other than parking; b. offering, selling, hiring out or handing out goods or services in, on or near the Parking Facility; c. bringing or having explosive, flammable or otherwise hazardous and/or harmful substances in the Parking Facility, with the exception of motor fuels in the Motor Vehicle’s fuel reservoir; d. posting or affixing advertisements or other signs on or at the Parking Facility; e. performing repairs to the Motor Vehicle or performing other work or having such repairs or work performed in the Parking Facility, unless explicit permission for this has been granted by or on behalf of Interparking; f. remaining in the Motor Vehicle longer than is necessary to park the particular Motor Vehicle; g. to park in a parking space that is clearly intended for a specific Motor Vehicle or type of Motor Vehicle (such as a parking space for a specific licence plate, a parking space for the disabled, a parking space with an electric charging station or a parking space for a car or motorcycle) with any vehicle other than a Motor Vehicle that is specifically intended for that space; h. leave the Parking Facility by passing through the barrier immediately behind another Motor Vehicle without allowing the barrier to close between the Motor Vehicles. 6.4. Interparking has the right, if Interparking deems this necessary, to move Motor Vehicles within the Parking Facility and/or remove any Motor Vehicle from the Parking Facility (or have it moved or removed), without this resulting in any liability on the part of Interparking. Interparking will observe reasonableness and due care in assessing the need to move or remove a vehicle. 6.5. The maximum continuous Parking Period is 28 days, unless agreed otherw...
Regulations for Use. (a) Neither District nor City shall use the other’s facilities for political, religious, or commercial purposes without the special written permission of the appropriate governing body. No activity or user of the Public Facilities shall discriminate against any person wishing to participate in any activity sponsored by District or City. (b) The use of any facility by District or City shall not be transferred or assigned to any other party. (c) The scheduled use of Public Facilities shall be undertaken solely by the owner of the Public Facility. The owner is encouraged, but not required, to consult with the other Parties in order to promote the cooperative use of the Public Facilities by the general public. The Parties hereto specifically agree to the cooperative use of the Public Facilities set forth in paragraph 11, below, and the Appendices referred to therein, as well as to the terms and conditions set forth in those Appendices. as (d) Authorized personnel of District and City shall enforce all necessary and proper rules and regulations for the management of any area during the use of that area by District or City or their designees. (e) The use of selected District Facilities shall be in accordance with the regular procedures of District in granting permits for use of such facilities as provided by the laws of South Dakota and the rules and regulations of the School Board. (f) The use of selected City Facilities shall be in accordance with the regular procedures of City in granting permits for use of such facilities as provided by the laws of South Dakota and the rules and regulations of the Park Board. (g) City agrees to provide adequate personnel to supervise the public recreation activities which take place after school hours and during holiday and vacation periods at District Facilities. (h) City will furnish and supply all expendable materials necessary for carrying on a public recreation program for all ages on the facilities under its supervision.
Regulations for Use. 7.1. The Visitor enters and uses the Parking Facility at his/her own risk. The Visitor must at all times exercise due caution, especially in relation to the ceiling clearance of the Parking Facility outside the driving lanes. The Visitor is required to follow any instructions from Interparking and its designated personnel. 7.2. While at the site of the Parking Facility, the Visitor must adhere to the stipulations of the Road Traffic Act, the further regulations stipulated pursuant to this law, the Road Traffic and Traffic Signals Regulations and their appendices, as well as any further rules pursuant to company regulations. 7.3. The following is prohibited: a. using the Parking Facility for purposes other than parking; b. offering, selling, hiring out or handing out goods or services in, on or near the Parking Facility; c. bringing or having explosive, flammable or otherwise hazardous and/or harmful substances in the Parking Facility, with the exception of motor fuels in the Motor Vehicle’s fuel reservoir; d. to have or affix advertisements and/or other signs in or to the Parking Facility; e. performing repairs to the Motor Vehicle or performing other work or having such repairs or work performed in the Parking Facility, unless explicit permission for this has been granted by or on behalf of Interparking; f. remaining in the Motor Vehicle longer than is necessary to park the particular Motor Vehicle; g. to park in a parking space that is clearly intended for a specific Motor Vehicle or type of Motor Vehicle (such as a parking space for a specific licence plate, a parking space for the disabled, a parking space with an electric charging station or a parking space for a car or motorcycle) with any vehicle other than a Motor Vehicle that is specifically intended for that space; h. leave the Parking Facility by passing through the barrier immediately behind another Motor Vehicle without allowing the barrier to close between the Motor Vehicles. If the Visitor violates any of the above provisions of this article 7.3 under a to and including h, Interparking may i) refuse the Visitor and/or the Subscription Holder access to the Parking Facility and/or ii) terminate the Subscription by giving notice with immediate effect, without prejudice to any other of Interparking’s rights arising from such non-compliance. 7.4. Interparking has the right, if Interparking deems this necessary, to move Motor Vehicles within the Parking Facility and/or remove any Motor Vehicle fro...
Regulations for Use. 7.1. The Subscription Holder enters and uses the Parking Facility at his/her own risk. The Subscription Holder must at all times exercise due caution, especially in relation to the ceiling clearance of the Parking Facility outside the driving lanes. The Subscription Holder is required to follow instructions from Interparking and its designated personnel. 7.2. While on the site of the Parking Facility, the Subscription Holder must adhere to the stipulations of the Road Traffic Act, the further regulations stipulated pursuant to this law, the Road Traffic and Traffic Signals Regulations and the appendices to these, as well as any further rules pursuant to company regulations. 7.3. The following is prohibited: a. using the Parking Facility for purposes other than parking; b. offering, selling, hiring out or handing out goods or services in, on or near the Parking Facility; c. bringing or having explosive, flammable or otherwise hazardous and/or harmful substances in the Parking Facility, with the exception of motor fuels in the Motor Vehicle’s fuel reservoir; d. advertising on or at the Parking Facility; e. performing repairs to the Motor Vehicle or performing other work or having such repairs or work performed in the Parking Facility, unless explicit permission for this has been granted by or on behalf of Interparking; f. remaining in the Motor Vehicle longer than necessary in order to park the particular Motor Vehicle. 7.4. Interparking has the right, if Interparking deems this necessary, to move Motor Vehicles within the Parking Facility and/or remove any Motor Vehicle from the Parking Facility (or have it removed), without this resulting in any liability on the part of Interparking. Interparking will observe reasonableness and due care in assessing the need to move or remove a vehicle. 7.5. If the Parking Facility has electrical charging facilities for Motor Vehicles, the Subscription Holder can avail of this service, if available, and if he/she has a Motor Vehicle suitable for this and a suitable related charging card. Interparking in no way guarantees the availability or usability of such a charging station. Interparking is never liable for any damage resulting from the use of the charging station.

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