All Other Special and Major Events Clause Samples

All Other Special and Major Events. For all other Major Events and Special Events at the Sports Arena and the Coliseum (other than USC Home Football Games, and the three additional Special or Major Events referenced in Section 7.3.1(a) above), USC has the right, but not the obligation, to purchase a special event parking permit from the Exposition Park Manager for (i) the use of up to all of Parking Lots 1 - 6, excluding the NHM Reserved Spaces (except as set forth in Section 7.6 below), if applicable, and (ii) for parking spaces in the Science Center Structure, but, solely with respect to the Science Center Structure, (A) only if such Events do not occur during the normal operating hours of the California Science Center and CAAM, and (B) if the California Science Center or CAAM has scheduled a Museum Event on the Exposition Park calendar for the same day and at times that overlap a USC Event contemplated by this Section 7.3.1(b), only for the number of spaces that the Exposition Park Manager has reasonably determined, in consultation with the California Science Center or CAAM, as applicable, are not commercially reasonably necessary for the concurrent Museum Event. USC shall not have any right to purchase parking spaces in the Science Center Structure during the normal operating hours of the California Science Center and CAAM except for USC Football Games and the three additional Special or Major Events referenced in Section 7.3.1(a) above. USC and the Exposition Park Manager shall determine, in their commercially reasonable discretion, the Necessary Parking Spaces for the particular Special Event or Major Event within three (3) business days (excluding Saturdays, Sunday and holidays) of USC placing the Major Event or Special Event on the Exposition Park calendar. If the Exposition Park Manager shall fail to respond within three (3) business days of USC’s placing a Special Event or Major Event on the Exposition Park event calendar, and USC shall have included the amount of parking it believes necessary in conjunction with placing such Event on the Exposition Park event calendar (as required pursuant to Section 6.2), the Necessary Parking Spaces shall be the number of parking spaces stated by USC.
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