THE CLUB. 9.1 The Club- The Owner/Promoter proposes to set up the Club which, together with its assets and facilities, shall form part of the common areas of the Residential Complex. The Owner/Promoter reserves the right to decide the amenities and facilities to be provided in the Club. It is expected that the Club will become operational simultaneously with the completion of the Residential complex.
9.2 Club membership – The membership of the Club shall be in the name of individual unit holder who shall be residents of the Residential Complex only (i.e. no corporate membership). However, if the owner of a Unit is other than an individual, it will be required to nominate the occupier of such Unit, who, for all purposes, will be treated as the member of the Club. The membership of the Club is compulsory for every owner of the Units and each member shall have the right of use the Club and its facilities on payment of deposits and various other charges subject to observance of rules and regulations of the Club. No right any nature whatsoever will be created or deemed to be created in favour of members, in respect of the assets of the Club. The tenants and lessees of any Unit shall also be eligible for temporary membership of the Club subject to authorisation by the Owner of Apartment / Unit. The detailed terms and conditions of membership and rules and regulations governing the use of the Club facilities will be formulated and circulated in due course before the Club is made operational. All Allottees/members will be required to abide by these rules and regulations.
9.3 Running of the Club - The Club will be managed, operated and maintained by the Vendor/Owner/Developer/Promoter and/or Association as shall be decided. The operational costs/charges of the Club will be included in the Maintenance Charges of the Residential Complex and be as determined from time to time by the Owner/Promoter/Developer/Promoter or the Association or Maintenance Agency, as the case may be.
9.4 No delay – It is however made clear and understood by the Purchasers that non operation of the Club or any of the facilities to be provided therein shall not be deemed as delay in handing over the possession of the Unit and the Purchasers shall take possession of the said unit whenever the same is offered for possession by the Promoter in accordance with this Agreement.
THE CLUB. The Allottee/Transferee shall have an option of becoming a member of Club Sinclairs upon payment of all requisite fees and charges for the same as demanded and under the terms and conditions as fixed by the Sinclairs authority from time to time. In the event of the Allottee/Transferee exercising its option to become a member thereof, it shall be bound by the rules and regulations of the Club, all of which will be fixed and/or determined by the Club from time to time, including regarding any default in payment of any fees and/or charges. All decisions in this regard shall be entirely of Sinclairs and the Promoter/Transferor shall neither be involved nor be liable for the same under any circumstances whatsoever.
THE CLUB a) A proposed Club shall be set up by the Vendor within the said Project/Complex which may have the recreational facilities tentatively like Swimming pool, Gymnasium, indoor games, community hall etc. to be used exclusively by club members against payment for the same. The said facilities may be varied at the sole discretion of the Vendor.
b) The said Club will be for the use of the Purchaser(s) and/or any person occupying the flat through the Purchaser(s) or any person other than flat owner who is admitted by the Vendor as a member of the Club. The user of the Club shall be subject to such terms and conditions and rules and regulations to be formulated in that regard by the Vendor or its nominee and/or assignee and also subject to making payment of the admission charges and monthly subscription charges which may be levied and/or imposed by the Vendor or its nominee and/or assignee from time to time as per the rules of the Club that would be framed by the Vendor.
c) All members of the Club will be required to abide by the rules and regulations to be framed from time to time, by the Vendor or its nominee and/or assignee.
d) It is expected that the facilities at the Club will be operational together with the completion of the said Project in its entirety.
e) The membership would create a right to use the Club facilities subject to regular payment of charges and strict observance of regulations. Any person residing with the Purchaser(s) may be given the facility to become additional member to the extent and on the terms prescribed by the managing committee of the Club.
THE CLUB. (1) The Club agrees to meet with the Trust on a regular basis. Although it is envisaged that these meetings will be held not less than four times per annum, the Parties agree and acknowledge that such meetings will be subject to the Club’s first team schedule, business commitments and the availability of the Club’s key staff.
(2) At the meetings, the Club will discuss and liaise with the Trust (and where possible, provide non-confidential documents relating to the same) on matters including:
(a) key matters relating to the heritage and/or future plans of the Club, including any proposals to:
(i) Move its Training Ground or Stadium to any location other than the locations which exist as at the date of this MOU;
(ii) Materially alter the Club logo;
(iii) Materially change the colour of the Club’s home kit;
(iv) Develop a Club museum, football quarter or other culture/heritage development.
(b) The Club’s commercial plans, including how the Trust may work with the Club in improving:
(i) The loyalty of Season-ticket holders and other fans;
(ii) The attendance and atmosphere at the Stadium, including transport links;
(iii) The engagement of fans in the Stadium;
(iv) The development of the ground, including safe standing.
(c) Matters raised by the Government, the FA, the EFL (or Premier League, where applicable) or national supporters’ bodies which are of relevance to the Club and/or the Parties. To include the development of responses to the Fan-Led Review White Paper and its legal and consensual recommendations.
(d) Provide a suitable level of financial information split into appropriate categories and with a level of detail that builds trust and understanding of how the Club is being run, without compromising the Club’s position in a competitive market or revealing confidential information such as undisclosed transfer fees or individuals’ salary details.
(e) Provide progress reports on steps taken by the Club in relation Government recommendations on implementing improvements highlighted in the fan led review on football governance. This to include the role of the Trust in any ‘shadow’ Board.
(f) Take the opportunity to discuss any potential ownership changes including any future opportunities for supporters to invest in their club.
(3) The Club shall ensure that its meetings with the Trust are attended by members of its management board (including the Chief Executive, where possible) or otherwise such senior Club staff as are appropriatein order to address ma...
THE CLUB. (i) agrees to deliver the Yacht to the Crew at the port of delivery specified in part 6 of the said Schedule at the time and on the date on which the period begins
(ii) undertakes that the Yacht will have been insured as required by the Memorandum, and to provide with the Yacht's papers a copy of the policy of Insurance ("the Insurance") brief details of which are set out in paragraph 8 of the said Schedule 1 and the receipt for payment of the current premium, and
(iii) will provide to the Crew all necessary registration and other documentation required in respect of the use of the Yacht as a sea going vessel by national legislation and regulations made thereunder and of the Crew's Articles specified in Schedule 2 and other domestic provisions governing the conduct of persons exercising functions on behalf of the Club
THE CLUB. 1.1 The Club agrees to meet with the Trust on a regular basis. It is envisaged that these meetings will be held not more than four times per year, and are in addition to the Annual Supporters Group meeting and Club Consultative Meetings, acknowledging that such meetings will be subject to the Club’s first team schedule, business commitments and the availability of the Club’s key staff. However, the Club recognises that there may be occasions where additional ad-hoc meetings with the Trust may need to be convened and that minimum consultative requirements from the EFL/Premier League may change in future.
1.2 At these meetings, the Club will discuss with the Trust (and where possible, provide non- confidential documents relating to the same) on matters including:
(a) Any significant decisions of the Club, including any proposals to: • Relocate its facilities; • Change historic and cultural aspects of the Club; such as, but not limited to, changing the Club colours and Badge or breaking existing charitable community links like Norwich City Community Sports Foundation.
(b) the Club’s key commercial plans, including ideas from the Trust as to how the Club could improve: • catering facilities at Xxxxxx Road; • the atmosphere at Xxxxxx Road; • the engagement of the diversity of fans at Xxxxxx Road
(c) matters raised by the Government, the FA, the EFL (or Premier League, where applicable) or national supporters’ bodies which are of relevance to the Club and/or the Parties.
1.3 The Club shall ensure that its meetings with the Trust are attended by members of its management board (including the Managing Director, when available) and senior Club staff, as are appropriate, to address matters included on the meeting agenda.
THE CLUB. 2.1 The Club agrees to meet with the Trust on a regular basis. Although it is envisaged that these meetings will be held not less than once per month, the Parties agree and acknowledge that such meetings will be subject to the Club’s first team schedule, business commitments and the availability of the Club’s key staff.
2.2 At the meetings, the Club will discuss and liaise with the Trust (and where possible, provide non-confidential documents relating to the same) on matters including:
(a) key matters relating to the heritage and/or future plans of the Club, including any proposals to:
(i) move its Training Ground or Stadium to any location other than the locations which exist as at the date of this MOU;
(ii) materially alter the Club logo; or
(iii) materially change the colour of the Club’s home kit;
(b) the Club’s commercial plans, including how the Trust may work with the Club in improving:
(i) the food and drink offered at the Stadium;
(ii) the attendance and atmosphere at the Stadium; and
(iii) the engagement of fans in the Stadium; and
(c) matters raised by the Government, the FA, the EFL (or Premier League, where applicable) or national supporters’ bodies which are of relevance to the Club and/or the Parties.
2.3 The Club shall ensure that its meetings with the Trust are attended by members of its management board (including the Chief Executive Officer, where possible) or otherwise such senior Club staff as are appropriate in order to address matters included on the meeting agenda.
THE CLUB. 3.1.1 The Club shall, at all times throughout the Term of this Agreement, remain a member in good standing of the Sponsor. Failure to do so shall cause this Agreement to be null and void. A current membership certificate issued by the Sponsor authenticating this status shall be provided to the City at the time of execution of this Agreement.
3.1.2 The Club agrees that the City’s Off-Road Vehicles By-law describes the location of the ORV Access Routes in its entirety.
3.1.3 The Club agrees to be responsible for all costs associated with the purchase, replacement and maintenance of ORV Access Routes signage on the ORV Access Route.
3.1.4 The Club shall comply with, promote and take all reasonable steps to ensure that all persons using the ORV Access Routes do so in accordance with known safe ORV operating procedures, local by-laws, the Sponsor’s policies, and the requirements of applicable legislation, including but not limited to the provisions of the Off-Road Vehicle Act, the Highway Traffic Act and the regulations thereunder and the City’s Off-Road Vehicles By-law.
3.1.5 The Club shall make reasonable efforts to monitor the use of the ORV Access Routes to discourage inappropriate uses, vandalism and other criminal acts which could pose a threat to the public and property owners.
3.1.6 The Club shall immediately report to the City any dirt or debris on the road caused by ORVs, any damage caused by ORVs and roads which are in an unsafe condition for ORVs.
3.1.7 The Club shall be responsible for all costs associated with the design, construction, establishment, opening, operation, maintenance, repair, enforcement, use, closure, retirement and/or decommissioning of any ORV trails not provided by the City. The Club shall be responsible for providing all necessary equipment, labour and materials to maintain any ORV trails not provided by the City to ensure safe conditions at all times throughout the Term of this Agreement.
3.1.8 The work required to retire or decommission any ORV trail not provided by the City shall include appropriate measures to prevent the further use of the trail by ORVs.
3.1.9 The permission under this Agreement does not extend to special events which the Club and/or Sponsor may wish to host. Requests for permission to host/operate special events requiring ORV Access Routes must be submitted in writing to the City a minimum of 60 days prior to the event.
3.1.10 The Club shall provide any revisions to operational and emergency contact infor...
THE CLUB. 9.4.1 Notwithstanding the above, if in the opinion of the Club the Approved Skipper or crew or both lack the necessary experience and competence to handle the Yacht safely, the Club reserves the right to cancel the event without refund, or to require the appointment of another Approved Skipper or competent crew at the cost to the Member charterer. The Club may also limit the cruising area.
THE CLUB. Club Rio Vista (CRV) is a country club situated at Raichak. It comprises of an array of facilities that can be used by the members and their families or family members only, i.e., spouse and children below the age of 18 years. The resident occupants of the Country Home get temporary membership to the facilities of CRV only for the day on which they are residing. These facilities and amenities comprise of the following:
