RULES FOR EXHIBITS Sample Clauses

RULES FOR EXHIBITS a. DISPLAYS–No signs, partitions, apparatus, shelving, etc., may extend more than ten feet high in the back or more than five feet from the back to the front of an exhibit. The cloth booths will be installed by Show Decorator and all orders for rugs, furniture, etc. should be directed to Show Decorator.
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RULES FOR EXHIBITS. A. ALL BOOTHS and decorations must concur with the facility regulations, city ordinances and local fire codes. Any violations may result in the removal of any materials found to be in violation. Materials for booth decorations and construction must be fire retardant. Contact the Show Management if at all in doubt.
RULES FOR EXHIBITS. 1. ALL BOOTHS and decorations MUST concur with the facility regulations, city ordinances and local fire codes. Any violations may result in the removal of any materials found to be in violation. Materials for booth decorations and construction must consist of fire-resistant material. Contact IAPA if at all in doubt. • Electronic and other apparatus must be operated so that the noise will not interfere with other Exhibitors. No musical presentations are allowed, live or mechanical, without the written authorization of IAPA. • All display materials and decorations must comply with requirements of the local fire authorities. Display fabrics must be nonflammable. • Care must be taken by the Exhibitor not to deface or destroy any part of the exhibit area. In the event of property damage caused by him/her, the Exhibitor will be held responsible. • Use of the name “Idaho Academy of Physician Assistants” or that of any officer of IAPA, in recommendation or endorsement of a product or service, is expressly prohibited. • Animals or pets, with the exception of ADA Service Animals, are not permitted on the exhibit floor for this event. • Helium, or lighter than air-filled balloons are not permitted on the exhibit floor. • If tape is to be used on the exhibit floor, it must be Shur Tape or Bron Tape BT-100 or BT-105.
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