Common use of Building Usage Clause in Contracts

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 School, ▇▇▇▇▇ Elementary School (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-2016- 17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 Maple Tree School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ Community School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇Milwaukee, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ WI 53206 on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 SchoolLa Escuela Fratney, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. 6:30 a. m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 ▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Technology and Trade School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Street School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. 6:30 a. m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ _ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. 6:30 a. m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 20162018-17 19 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will may provide space in said the facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between the parties. However, access on non-pupil attendance days is not guaranteed. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the CLC program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s School technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, to use of the MPS facility. This includes lead agency events not related to operating the CLC. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending end date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see MPS sees fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas and technology resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your the School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will must be returned by CLC staff within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide unreserved parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 Washington High School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ , Milwaukee, WI 53210 on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-2016- 17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 ▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇Milwaukee, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ WI 53206 on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-2016- 17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 Riverside High School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-2016- 17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 School, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Multicultural Arts School (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 Audubon Technology and Communication High School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 ▇▇▇▇▇ Elementary School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 Bay View High School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. 6:30 a. m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 Fifty-Third Street School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 School(school name), (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ (address) on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 20162015-17 16 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internetInternet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLCCLC Program. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Planemergency. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC programCenter. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.

Building Usage. 1. MPS will provide space, (on a nonexclusive basis), utilities and routine custodial cleaning and maintenance at the MPS facility Greenfield Avenue K-8 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Elementary School, (hereinafter referred to as “facility”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ on pupil attendance days from 6:30 a.m. to the start of the school day and from the end of the school day until the closing of the authorized CLC programming, but no later than 10:00 p.m., for the 2016-2016- 17 school year. In the event the CLC operates on a weekend, the cost of the facility’s operations personnel overtime will be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. If special circumstances arise, e.g., CLC special event, during the week that requires non-routine custodial cleaning, the cost of overtime will also be charged to Provider’s CLC grant. 2. MPS will provide space in said facility on non-pupil attendance days at such times as negotiated between parties. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the program, as well as adequate office space for the CLC on-site that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlus and storage space for supplies/equipment. The school will assure access to classrooms during academic enrichment and Homework Help activities to create a conducive learning environment during the CLC program. Access must be assured prior to the start of the program. 4. MPS will provide CLC staff and students daily/regular access to School’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts, to enable students participating in the afterschool program to use online and computer-based intervention and enrichment tools and resources in support of student academic achievement. MPS will, as needed, provide any required training for CLC staff to ensure appropriate usage of any and all School technology. 5. Provider will use the MPS facility, equipment and supplies provided for under this Agreement only for the purpose of operating the CLC. a. Provider does not have authorization to allow outside groups, not contributing to the operations of the CLC, use of the MPS facility. 6. Provider will make no alterations or additions to the fixed equipment and building structure. 7. Provider will quit and deliver up possession of the utilized facility and equipment peaceably and quietly at the ending date of this Agreement in the same condition as the facility and equipment were in at the commencement, reasonable wear and tear excepted. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, or employees and not removed from a facility at the end of the Agreement will become the property of MPS, to be disposed of as the District will see fit. At no time will MPS be responsible for any damage/theft of property belonging to Provider, its agents, or employees. 8. Provider will repair, at its expense, any damage to the common areas resulting from the acts of its agents, employees, or the acts of its participants occurring during the regular hours of the CLC Program, reasonable wear and tear excepted. 9. Provider will be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property, equipment and supplies of MPS in the operation of the CLC Program, and will hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and assigns. 10. Provider will adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS, e.g., fire drills, tornado drills, etc. Provider will routinely conduct safety drills so that participants are aware of the proper procedures to follow in the event of an emergency as referenced in Section I (Scope of Services), subsection B (Program Standards) (6c) of this Agreement and your School Safety Plan. 11. Provider will have a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center installed prior to the start date of the CLC program. The message system will be either: (1) 24-hour voice mail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All voice messages will be returned within a 24-hour period. 12. MPS will provide parking spaces to Provider, its officers, agents, employees and visitors under such restrictions as MPS may determine from time to time, including the requirement that priority in parking space assignment will be given to MPS’s use and the requirement that all of Provider’s vehicles, and those of its officers, agents, employees and visitors, be removed from the MPS parking lot daily and immediately after the conclusion of the CLC Program. 13. MPS will not be responsible for any damage to vehicles that are parked in the MPS parking lot.