Vendor Items Sample Clauses

Vendor Items. Any/all handouts, raffle items, or service sign-ups must be detailed as ‘Exhibit A’ and attached to this agreement for approval by the Last Fling Executive Committee prior to event weekend.
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Vendor Items. ● You must attach a list of item(s) for APPROVAL to display and/or sell in your Space. Include a photo or website link of each product being offered and describe the type of display, presentation and items to be sold. ● Vendor must keep property and food items within the allotted boundaries of said vendor Space. ● BDMF may inspect vendor merchandise at any time to determine that it is consistent with the merchandise represented in the application. ● Vendor is prohibited from selling counterfeit items, unlicensed merchandise, guns, ammunition, alcohol, drug paraphernalia, items prohibited by Ohio or Federal law or any merchandise that BDMF, at its sole discretion, considers racist, discriminatory or offensive. ● Vendors may not sell beverages including soda, alcohol, water, non-alcoholic etc. of any kind without approval of BDMF. If beverage sales are approved in vendor booths, those will be approved beverage partners of BDMF. Approved beverages to be sold must be purchased from BDMF and not an outside source. Consumer pricing to be set by BDMF and remain consistent throughout all festival vendors selling approved beverages. Approved beverages to sell (i.e. non-alcoholic, fresh coffee, teas, juices, smoothies, etc.) must be served in a collapsible cup. ● Vendors may not sell any item with the BDMF logo. Additionally, vendors may not sell any item with the name or image of any act performing at the festival. ● Vendors must provide their own monetary change for customer transactions. BDMF will not provide or arrange for cash change. Please plan accordingly. ● Vendors will provide quality food product and a food truck that is staffed by clean, professional and courteous personnel. What will you be vending? (Please be very descriptive) ● BDMF requires that a Certificate of Insurance be filed with our office. ● The Certificate is to show a minimum coverage of $100,000 per occurrence, $100,000 aggregate General Liability and $10,000/person Medical Expense. ● Black Diamond Music and Arts Festival must be named as Additional Insured and shown as Certificate Holder. ● Please ensure the term of the insurance (effective date to expiration date) covers June 10th, 2022 through June 11th, 2022.
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Vendor Items. Any applications without items in Section 2, 3 and 4 will be considered incomplete a. You must attach a list of item(s) you will display and/or sell in your Space. Include a photo or website link of each product being offered and describe in detail the type of display, presentation and items to be sold. b. Only the specific items detailed on this attachment may be displayed or sold. Only one vendor of a particular product will be allowed in order to make it a successful day for all vendors. Duplicate or incomplete applications will be returned. c. Only pre-packaged food will be allowed in the craft and material vendor area. No water or drink sales are permitted. d. Vendor must keep his/her merchandise within the allotted boundaries of the Space. e. HRI may inspect Vendor merchandise at any time to ensure it is consistent with that represented in the application. f. Vendor is prohibited from selling counterfeit items, unlicensed merchandise, guns, ammunition, alcohol, drug paraphernalia, items prohibited by New Jersey or Federal law, or any merchandise that HRI, at its sole discretion, considers racist, discriminatory or offensive. Vendor is also responsible for all necessary permits/fees/taxes.
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Vendor Items. You must attach a list of item(s) for APPROVAL to display and/or sell in your Space. Include photos or website link of each type of products being offered and describe the type of display, presentation and items to be sold. Vendor must keep property and merchandise within the allotted boundaries of vendor Space. Festival staff may inspect Vendor merchandise at any time to determine that it is consistent with the merchandise represented in the application. Vendor is prohibited from selling counterfeit items, unlicensed merchandise, drug paraphernalia or items prohibited by British Columbia or Federal law or any merchandise that CCSoc, at its sole discretion, considers racist, discriminatory or offensive. Vendors may not sell any item with the name or image of any act performing at the festival. Vendors must provide their own monetary change for customer transactions. CCSOC will not provide or arrange for cash change. Please plan accordingly. Section 3 - Insurance CCSoc requires that a Certificate of Insurance be filed with our office by all vendors selling food. The Certificate is to show a minimum coverage of $1,000,000 per occurrence, General Liability and the Canoe Cultures Society and the Western Canada Community Projects Society must be named as an additional insured and shown as certificate holder Please ensure the term of the insurance (effective date to expiration date) covers September 9, 2022 to September 12, 2022.
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Vendor Items. With respect to vendor items installed in the Aircraft which have their own publications, Buyer will receive them ***, in their original content and printed form, directly from the suppliers, which are also responsible to keep them continuously updated through a direct communication system with Buyer. 2.2.3 The Parties further understand and agree that in the event Buyer elects not to take all or any one of the publications above mentioned, or revisions thereof, *** 2.2.4 *** ***
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Vendor Items. All promotional allowances and vendor rebates and similar items owed to Sellers of Sellers to the extent related to any Assigned General Contract (collectively, the “Vendor-Related Assets”).
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Vendor Items. All handouts, raffle items, and/or service sign-ups are prohibited from use unless attached to this agreement as ‘Exhibit A” and approved by the Naperville Last Fling Executive Committee.
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Vendor Items. ● You must attach a list of item(s) for APPROVAL to display and/or sell in your Space. Include a photo or website link of each product being offered and describe the type of display, presentation and items to be sold. ● Vendor must keep property and food items within the allotted boundaries of said vendor Space. ● BDMF may inspect vendor merchandise at any time to determine that it is consistent with the merchandise represented in the application. ● Vendor is prohibited from selling counterfeit items, unlicensed merchandise, guns, ammunition, alcohol, drug paraphernalia, items prohibited by Ohio or Federal law or any merchandise that BDMF, at its sole discretion, considers racist, discriminatory or offensive. ● Vendor may not sell beverages including soda, alcohol, water, non-alcoholic etc. of any kind without approval of BDMF. ● Vendor may not sell any item with the BDMF logo. Additionally, vendors may not sell any item with the name or image of any act performing at the festival. ● Vendor must provide their own monetary change for customer transactions. BDMF will not provide or arrange for cash change. Please plan accordingly. ● Vendor will provide quality craft products and a vendor space that is staffed by clean, professional and courteous personnel.
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Vendor Items. The Vendor agrees that all handouts, raffle items, or service sign ups are detailed on the exhibit A to this agreement.
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