SETUP AND TAKEDOWN Sample Clauses

SETUP AND TAKEDOWN. Vendor shall be permitted to set up any and all required facilities or items on the following date and time: Thursdays 930pm Saturdays 3:30 may extend if need be if foot traffic is still Steady.
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SETUP AND TAKEDOWN. Vendor shall be permitted to set up any and all required facilities or items on the following date and time: Vendor shall have all required facilities or items taken down by the following date and time: To be permitted to sell the Goods at the Event, Vendor shall pay Organizer the following fee: $150 (one hundred and fifty US dollars), as a fixed fee for vending at the Event Organizer will accept the following forms of payment: PayPal, Cashapp, QuickPay, or Apple Pay Tax Statement: Any and all charges payable under this Agreement are exclusive of taxes, surcharges, or other amounts assessed by state or federal governments. Taxes imposed upon or required to be paid by Vendor or Organizer shall be the sole and exclusive responsibility of each, respectively.
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SETUP AND TAKEDOWN. Prior to the date, Vendor shall provide a photo, website link or other links where items are available for purchase. All vendors are reviewed and approved by the Organizer prior to being able to vend at the event. Vendor shall be permitted to set up any and all required facilities or items online by the following date and time: Vendor shall have all required facilities or items taken down by the following date and time: Vendor shall maintain adequate staff at Vendor's own expense to ensure organizational flow at the Event.
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SETUP AND TAKEDOWN. The Checklist and floor plan will delineate setup details and planned placement of tables, chairs, podiums, freestanding decorations, equipment, etc.
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SETUP AND TAKEDOWN. Vendor shall be permitted to set up any and all required facilities or items on the following date and time: Date for Setup: Time for Setup: Vendor shall have all required facilities or items taken down by the following date and time: Date for Takedown: Time for Takedown: Article 5 - STAFF: Vendor shall maintain adequate staff at Vendor's own expense to ensure organizational flow at the Event. Article 6 - PAYMENT: To be permitted to sell the Goods at the Event, Vendor shall pay Organizer the following fee: $ ( ), as a fixed fee for vending at the Event Organizer shall also be provided a percentage of Vendor's gross daily receipts. The percentage amount shall be as follows: % ( percent). Gross daily receipts shall mean the sum of the monies received by Vendor for Goods sold that day, before itemized expenses and losses. Organizer will accept the following forms of payment: Tax Statement: Any and all charges payable under this Agreement are exclusive of taxes, surcharges, or other amounts assessed by state or federal governments. Taxes imposed upon or required to be paid by Vendor or Organizer shall be the sole and exclusive responsibility of each, respectively. Article 7 - INSURANCE: Vendor is responsible for maintaining adequate insurance as appropriate to Vendor's Goods and sales. Organizer will not provide additional insurance coverage and will not be responsible for any damage or loss. Article 8 - CLEANING: Vendor shall be responsible for maintaining the space provided by Organizer in a clean and orderly manner. Vendor shall be responsible for all trash removal at the close of the Event each day and at the close of the Event. If Vendor does not keep the space clean, Organizer may undertake the cleaning services and charge Vendor the amount needed. Article 9 - NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR WATER, ELECTRIC: Organizer is not responsible for providing Vendor any water, electric, sewage, telephone or other extra services. If Vendor utilizes these services, Vendor is solely and exclusively responsible for payment. Article 10 - NO FIXTURES: Vendor shall not be permitted to attach anything to the premises where the Event is being held, including signs or placards. Vendor may not put up any fixtures. Any items that Vendor would like to display must be temporary only. Article 11 - NO OUTSIDE FOOD: Vendor is not permitted to bring any outside food or beverages into the Event. If Vendor desires, Vendor may purchase food and beverages from other vendors located inside the E...
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SETUP AND TAKEDOWN. Vendor shall be permitted to set up any and all required facilities or items on the following date and time: Date for Setup: August 3rd, 2024 Time for Setup: 3pm Vendor shall have all required facilities or items taken down by the following date and time: To be permitted to sell the Goods at the Event, Vendor shall pay Organizer the following fee: $150 (one hundred and fifty US dollars), as a fixed fee for vending at the Event Organizer will accept the following forms of payment: PayPal, Cashapp, QuickPay, or Apple Pay Tax Statement: Any and all charges payable under this Agreement are exclusive of taxes, surcharges, or other amounts assessed by state or federal governments. Taxes imposed upon or required to be paid by Vendor or Organizer shall be the sole and exclusive responsibility of each, respectively.
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SETUP AND TAKEDOWN. Setup: Vendors are responsible for setting up their booth on Sundays. (Between 1:00pm 3:00pm) • Takedown: Booths must be cleared by Saturday night by 7:00pm. • Vendors are responsible for pricing their own merchandise and restocking their booths. (We will provide labels and equipment for pricing).
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