Use of Corps Facilities Sample Clauses

Use of Corps Facilities. 1. The Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau will not be charged for use of designated areas, or facilities listed as Attachments A and B, for the period of time in which the agency is in compliance with all terms of this cooperative agreement. If Bureau use of the Corps facility is over and above normal operations as agreed in this document, the Corps shall be reimbursed at a mutually agreed upon cost. The Bureau will be charged a monthly fee for shared utilities billed to, and paid by the Corps. Additionally, the Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau will provide janitorial and refuse services for the areas delineated on the drawing listed as Attachments C and D. 2. The Government agrees to allow the Bureau access to the multi-media room for the purpose of multi-media productions designed to be presented on Corps of Engineer equipment. Such programs will be of moderate duration (<20 minutes) unless prior approval is received from the Operations Manager, Raystown Lake. 3. The Corps agrees to provide exhibit space in the lobby area to the Bureau for the purpose of marketing the Raystown project, Huntingdon County and the surrounding region. Such marketing displays will have prior approval of the Operations Manager, Raystown Lake. 4. The government shall provide materials, furniture and equipment outlined in Appendix 1, which shall be primarily used by the Bureau. These items shall remain accountable government property.
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