Site Care Sample Clauses

Site Care. Campers have responsibility for the appearance of their site. This includes mowing of grass and trimming. Plantings, stone, patio stones and other ground coverings become the property of Second Home, LLC, and cannot be removed without expressed written consent of campground management, nor can they be sold to others. Trash and debris must be disposed of properly as per the terms outlined in this agreement. Campers are responsible for inspecting their campsite and surrounding premise and that both are in good and safe order.
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Site Care. Lessee shall not engage in any illegal trade or activity on the Site during the term of this Agreement, shall not keep or have on Site any dangerous, explosive or flammable substances that might unreasonably increase the danger of fire or that might be considered hazardous by any insurance company or Fire Xxxxxxxx. Lessee shall comply with standards of health, fire prevention, noise, safety, security and sanitation as required by law or site covenants. Lessee shall make all necessary efforts to maintain in good condition, all Site, facilities, assets and equipment Lessee has been authorized to use in accordance with this Agreement and will quit and surrender the Site in the same or similar condition, less reasonable “wear”, when Lessee received it at the beginning of the Site Use Lease term.
Site Care. Campers have responsibility for the appearance of their site. Camp site should be set up for the season, including lawns mowed, awning back up (if taken down) no later than Memorial Day weekend. This includes mowing of grass and trimming. Plantings, stone, patio stones and other ground coverings become the property of Second Home, LLC, and cannot be removed without expressed written consent of campground management, nor can they be sold to others. Trash and debris must be disposed of properly as per the terms outlined in this agreement. Campers are responsible for inspecting their campsite and surrounding premise and that both are in good and safe order. Campsites should not be physically closed up prior to Labor Day Weekend.
Site Care i. The Hirer accepts the Venue in its prevailing condition at the time of hiring. Upon licence expiry an inspection of the Venue will be carried out by a member of the Harbour Trust. The Hirer hereby accepts liability for any damage caused to the Venue and/ or surrounding areas and agrees to pay any costs incurred in the repair or replacement of damaged property. The credit card supplied will be held as a guarantee for this purpose. ii. The Hirer agrees to use the Venue at its own risk and releases and waives any right to make any claim against the Harbour Trust for loss, theft, cost, expense or damage arising directly or indirectly from the use by the Hirer of the Venue. iii. The Harbour Trust accepts no liability for equipment bought to site.
Site Care. Buyer shall repair all fences or structures damaged by its harvesting operations and shall leave all roads, fire breaks, property lines, lakes, streams and drainage ditches clear of logs, timber, limbs or other debris and in at least as good overall condition as existed immediately before the harvesting operations commenced. All oil drums, cans, bottles, cartons, abandoned equipment and other debris resulting from Buyer’s operations shall be removed from the Tracts upon completion of harvesting operations at Buyer’s expense. If repairs are not made or debris is not removed and cleared within ten (10) days after notice from Owner to Buyer, then Owner may undertake such repair or removal for Buyer’s account, and Buyer shall be liable to Owner for any expense incurred for such repair or removal. Buyer and its logging contractors and other agents or invitees shall not bury any material underground nor discharge, release or otherwise cause the Timberlands or any portion thereof to be affected by hazardous wastes or substances.
Site Care i. The Hirer accepts the Venue in its prevailing condition at the time of hiring. Upon licence expiry an inspection of the Venue will be carried out by a member of the Trust. The Hirer hereby accepts liability for any damage caused to the Venue and/or surrounding areas and agrees to pay any costs incurred in the repair or replacement of damaged property. The credit card supplied will be held as a guarantee for this purpose. ii. The Hirer agrees to use the Venue at own risk and releases and waives any right to make any claim against the Trust for loss, theft, cost, expense or damage arising directly or indirectly from the use by the Hirer of the Venue. iii. The Trust accepts no liability for equipment brought to site. iv. All external areas under the hired venue must be left in the same condition as prior to the event.
Site Care. The contractor is responsible of taking care of the site from the date of starting of contract to the end of his contract.
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