Vehicle Display Sample Clauses

Vehicle Display. Displayed vehicles and equipment having gasoline or any other flammable fuel reservoirs shall be emptied, fuel caps shall be sealed and taped, and batteries or other electrical sources shall be disconnected. Such vehicles and equipment shall be subject to inspection by the Fire Xxxxxxxx at any time. Promotional items may be distributed only from designated booth spaces. No food, beverage or alcoholic beverages may be given away without prior approval from the Lackawanna County Fair Board and the respective Departments of Health. The Lackawanna County Fair Board does not have nor will it be able to provide special accommodations for refrigerated products being displayed or sold by any exhibitor/vendor. Exhibitors/vendors may not use any display which in any manner suggests or implies endorsement of political views or religious beliefs by the Lackawanna County Heritage Fair, or which generally suggests or implies discrimination on the basis of race, sex, national origin, religious beliefs, or political beliefs, including, without limitation, in connection with any campaign activity for or against a political candidate or in connection with any lobbying activity. The Lackawanna County Heritage Fair is a non-political, family-oriented entertainment and promotional event which should not be used as a platform for the personal beliefs of exhibitors, vendors, sponsors, or the Fair Board. No sign, partition, apparatus, equipment or furnishings may extend more than 10 feet above the floor in an exhibit space without permission of the Fair Management. No pins or tacks are permitted in drapes, walls, posts, etc. No nails or screws shall be placed into the floor. All aisles shall be kept clean of debris. No interviews, demonstrations, distribution of literature or similar activity shall be permitted outside the exhibit space. Non-potable water will be supplied by the Lackawanna County Fair Board. Exhibitors/Vendors must supply their own potable water. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in exhibitor/vendor booths. Alcoholic beverages may only be sold in designated areas under the control of, and by agreement with, Montage Mountain Resort. The sale of tobacco products to underage smokers is prohibited. Port-o-lavs and hand washing stations will be available on both campuses of the fairgrounds. Restrooms are located in the Ski Lodge on the lower campus. If shower facilities are needed please contact Montage Mountain Resort management at the customer service desk in the S...
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Vehicle Display. Licensee shall cause any vehicle which Owner approves for display at the Premises to comply with local fire codes and building codes which may include, but are not limited to the following: the vehicle must have no more than one-half tank of gas; its battery must be disconnected; its gas tank must have a locking gas cap; carpet pads or rubber pads must be placed under its tires and wheels; and plastic must be laid on the floor underneath its engine. There must be no smoking within ten feet of any vehicle.
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Vehicle Display. Vehicles used in the Collection of Organic Materials, Recyclable Materials, and Solid Waste shall be thoroughly washed a minimum of one (1) time per week or more frequently if necessary, so as to present a clean appearance of the exterior and interior compartment of the vehicle under this Agreement. Contractor's name and local telephone number shall be displayed on all vehicles in at least four (4) inch characters. Vehicles shall be equipped with sign board holders or other hardware to allow public education signage of no less than thirty-six (36) by forty-eight (48) inches to be displayed on both sides of the vehicle. The Authority has right to promote events and programs on vehicles signs at no charge to Authority. Contractor shall not place the Member Agencies’ or Authority’s logos on its vehicles. Contractor shall not use vehicles identified for use in the Authority in any other jurisdiction, or use vehicles labeled for use in other jurisdictions in the Authority without prior approval from the Authority Contract Manager, excluding incidental and weekend use.
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Vehicle Display. Contractor’s name and local telephone number shall be displayed on all vehicles in at least four (4) inch characters. Vehicles shall be equipped with sign board holders or other hardware to allow public education signage of no less than thirty-six (36) by forty-eight (48) inches to be displayed on both sides of the vehicle.
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Vehicle Display. IHC shall have the right to place vehicle(s) in a prominent location outside the Event Center for marketing purposes.
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