Sales Option. 1. As part of this Agreement, the Friends may operate a sales area on a continuous or intermittent basis.
2. The Friends is hereby authorized to sell and/or distribute interpretive and educational items such as publications, maps, audiovisual aids, crafts, and other objects directly related to the interpretive and educational themes of the project, region and Corps. The Corps may request the Friends to sell specific items of interpretive value.
3. The Friends shall order, receive, inventory, stock, and otherwise manage all items offered for sale and/or distribution.
4. The Friends will sell only items that are appropriate and of high quality. The Friends will not sell any item that has not been approved by the District Commander or his authorized representative. The Friends will sell items at their fair market value and prices of said items will be submitted and approved in writing, in advance by the District Commander or his authorized representative.
5. The Friends will not sell any original artifacts, sacred items, or antiquities to which the Archaeological Resource Protection Act, as amended, would apply, whether or not such items were discovered on lands owned or controlled by the United States.
6. The Friends will display the sales items in good taste and in keeping with the general design and decor of the facility which houses the sales area.
7. Friends sales are restricted to a location approved by the Corps, which will be always kept clean and presentable.
Sales Option. 1. As part of this Agreement, the Bureau shall operate, on Corps property, a sales area on a continuous, or an intermittent basis, based on the guidelines addressed in Appendix 2, All such sales may be exclusive or in conjunction with another Corps approved cooperative association as determined by the Corps.
2. The Bureau is hereby authorized to sell and distribute interpretive and educational items such as publications, maps, audiovisual aids, crafts, and other objects directly related to the interpretive and educational themes of the project, multipurpose center, region and Corps. The Corps has the right to review publications for editorial and design quality purposes. The Corps may request the Bureau sell specific items of interpretive value. Sale items shall meet the following minimum requirements:
a. The primary function of the item is interpretive, educational, or promotes the Corps of Engineers and/or “Raystown Country”.
b. Items directly relate to the interpretive or educational themes of the Corps of Engineers or “Raystown Country”.
c. The item does not violate the Antiquities Act of 1906, (P.L. 59-209), and the Archaeological Resources Act of 1971, as amended.
d. Reproduction items are permanently marked to be distinguishable from artifacts.
e. The items maintain a high standard of quality.
f. The items are not illegal or considered hazardous.
g. The items do not violate the Endangered Species Act of 1973, (P.L. 93-205, as amended).
h. The items are sold at fair market value.
3. The Bureau shall order, receive, inventory, stock and otherwise manage all items offered for sale and distribution. The Corps assumes no financial obligation in the acquisition of any retail article.
4. The Bureau will sell only items that are appropriate and of high quality. The Bureau will not sell any item that has not been approved in writing in accordance with Article I.A. by the District Commander or his authorized representative. Signed approval forms (Appendix 3) shall be on file in the visitor’s center and maintained by the District Commander’s authorized representative for all merchandise displayed for sale. The Bureau will sell items at their fair-market value and prices of said items will be submitted and approved in writing, in advance by the District Commander or his authorized representative.
5. The Bureau will display the sales items in good taste and in keeping with the general design and decor of the facility which houses the sales area.
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Sales Option. 1. As part of this Agreement, DYNW may operate a sales area on a continuous or intermittent basis.
2. DYNW is hereby authorized to sell and/or distribute interpretive and educational items such as publications, maps, audiovisual aids, crafts, and other objects related to the interpretive and educational themes of the Projects, the Northwest region, and the Corps. The Corps may request DYNW to sell specific items of interpretive value.
3. DYNW shall order, receive, inventory, stock, and otherwise manage all items offered for sale and/or distribution.
4. DYNW will sell only items that are appropriate and of high quality. DYNW will not sell any item that has not been approved by the Corps’ authorized representative. DYNW will sell items at their fair market value, and prices of said items will be submitted and approved in writing in advance by the Corps’ authorized representative.
5. DYNW will not sell any original artifacts, sacred items, or antiquities to which the Archeological Resources Protection Act, as amended, would apply, whether or not such items were discovered on lands owned or controlled by the United States.
6. DYNW will display the sales items in good taste and in keeping with the general design and decor of the facility that houses the sales area.
7. DYNW sales are restricted to a location approved by the Corps, which will be kept clean and presentable at all times.
Sales Option. 1. As part of this Agreement, the CFAIA may operate a sales area on a continuous or intermittent basis at locations approved by the Operations Project Manager.
2. The CFAIA is hereby authorized to sell and/or distribute interpretive and educational items such as publications, maps, audiovisual aids, crafts, and other objects directly related to the interpretive and educational themes of the project, visitor center, region, and Corps. The Corps may request the CFAIA to sell specific items of interpretive value.
3. The CFAIA shall order, receive, inventory, stock, and otherwise manage all items offered for sale and/or distribution.
4. The CFAIA will sell only items that are appropriate and of high quality. The CFAIA will not sell any item that has not been approved by the Operations Project Manager. The CFAIA will sell items at their fair market value and prices of said items will be submitted and approved in writing, in advance by the Operations Project Manager.
5. The CFAIA will not sell any original artifacts, sacred items, or antiquities to which the Archaeological Resource Protection Act, as amended, would apply, whether or not such items were discovered on lands owned or controlled by the United States.
6. The CFAIA will display the sales items in good taste and in keeping with the general design and decor of the facility which houses the sales area.
7. CFAIA sales are restricted to a location approved by the Corps, which will be kept clean and presentable at all times.
Sales Option. 1) As part of this Agreement, the Association may operate a sales area on a continuous or intermittent basis at each, any, or all of the Projects’ Visitor Centers, as identified on page one of the Agreement.
2) The Association is hereby authorized to sell and/or distribute interpretive and educational items such as publications, maps, audiovisual aids, crafts, and other objects directly related to the interpretive and educational themes of the respective project visitor center, region, and Corps. The Corps may request the Association to sell specific items of interpretive value.
3) The Association shall order, receive, inventory, stock, and otherwise manage all items offered for sale and/or distribution.
4) The Association will sell only items that are appropriate and of high quality. The Association will not sell any item that has not been approved by the District Commander or an authorized representative. The Association will sell items at their fair market value and prices of said items will be submitted and approved in writing, in advance by the District Commander or an authorized representative.
5) The Association will not sell any original artifacts, sacred items, or antiquities to which the Archaeological Resource Protection Act, as amended, would apply, whether or not such items were discovered on lands owned or controlled by the United States.
6) The Association will display the sales items in good taste and in keeping with the general design and decor of the facility which houses the sales area.
7) Association sales are restricted to a location approved by the Corps, which must be kept clean and presentable at all times.
Sales Option. (1) As part of this Agreement, the Conservancy may operate a sales area on a continuous or intermittent basis.
(2) The Conservancy is hereby authorized to sell and/or distribute interpretive and educational items such as publications, maps, audio/visual aids, crafts, theme related gifts, and other objects directly related to the interpretive and educational themes of the area, visitor center (or other facility), region, and Corps. The Corps may request the Conservancy to sell specific items of interpretive value.
(3) The Conservancy shall order, receive, inventory, stock, and otherwise manage all items offered for sale and/or distribution.
(4) The Conservancy will sell only items that are appropriate and of high quality. The Conservancy will not sell any item that has not been approved by the Corps District Commander or his/her authorized representative. The Conservancy will sell items at their fair market value and prices of said items will be submitted and approved in writing, in advance by the District Commander or his/her authorized representative.
(5) The Conservancy will not sell any original artifacts, sacred items, or antiquities to which the Archaeological Resource Protection Act, as amended, would apply, whether or not such items were discovered on lands owned or controlled by the United States.
(6) The Conservancy will display the sales items in good taste and in keeping with the general design and decor of the facility, which houses the sales area.
(7) The Conservancy sales are restricted to a location approved by the Corps, which will be kept clean and presentable at all times.
(8) The Conservancy may redesign and renovate sales facilities as necessary and at its own expense, including renovation of display structures, furnishing, equipment, signing, display lighting, and lighting in the immediate area of the facility, provided that all plans are approved in advance by the Corps. Equipment, displays, and furnishings provided by the Conservancy for bookstore operations shall remain the property of the Conservancy unless donated to the Corps.
Sales Option. 1. As part of this Agreement, the Association may operate a sales area on a continuous or intermittent basis.
2. The Association is hereby authorized to sell and/or distribute interpretive and educational items such as publications, maps, audiovisual aids, crafts, and other objects directly related to the interpretive and educational themes of the project, visitor center, region, and Corps. The Corps may request that the Association sell specific items of interpretive value.
3. The Association shall order, receive, inventory, stock, and otherwise manage all items offered for sale and/or distribution.
4. The Association will sell only items that are appropriate and of high quality. The Association will not sell any item that has not been approved by the District Commander or his authorized representative. The Association will sell items at their fair market value and prices of said items will be submitted and approved in writing, in advance, by the District Commander or his authorized representative.
5. The Association will not sell any original artifacts, sacred items, or antiquities to which the Archaeological Resource Protection Act, as amended, would apply, whether or not such items were discovered on lands owned or controlled by the United States.
6. The Association will display the sales items in good taste and in keeping with the general design and decor of the facility which houses the sales area.
7. Association sales are restricted to a location approved by the Corps, which will be kept clean and presentable at all times.
