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Scheduling School District’s Use. Prior to January 1 of each year of this Agreement, designated representatives of each Party shall meet to complete the Master Use Schedule for the subsequent school year for approval by the Superintendent of the School District and the Executive Director of the Park District, or their designees. The Master Use Schedule shall not require further approval by the Boards of either Party. The Xxxx Xxxxxxxx shall not deny the School District’s request for scheduled use of the Ridgeland Common Field during a given year, which is reasonable and substantially comparable (in terms of days and hours) to the School District’s scheduled use for the prior year, without the written agreement of the School District. Subject to the foregoing limitation on the Park District’s discretion, if the Parties cannot reach agreement regarding the Master Use Schedule for a given school year by January 1 of the prior school year, a Party may terminate this Agreement by providing written notice to the non-terminating Party by January 15 of that year and the Agreement shall terminate effective June 1 of that year, unless an earlier termination date is agreed to by the Parties in writing. If the Parties do not reach agreement on the Master Use Schedule due to the Park District’s breach of its obligation under this Section V.B.2 to allow the School District reasonably comparable use of the Ridgeland Common Field as the prior year, the School District shall be entitled to a reimbursement per the calculation set forth in Section II.B of this Agreement.
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