Common use of Building Usage Clause in Contracts

Building Usage. 1. Provider shall use the MPS Facility provided for under this Agreement only for the purposes of operating the Summer CLC Program and in accordance with MPS’s Policies and Procedures. Provider shall not use, nor allow others to use the MPS Facility and any of its equipment and supplies, for any other purpose. 2. Provider, its agents, employees, and/or participants enrolled in the Summer CLC Program shall have the right to use the entrances and corridors necessary to secure access to the Facility provided. This right of use shall extend to the restroom facilities located nearest to where the Summer CLC Program is being conducted. Such use shall be in common with MPS, its agents, employees, members of the public, and/or other providers. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the Summer CLC Program, as well as adequate office space 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. 4. MPS will provide daily/regular access to the Facility’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts to enable participants in the Summer CLC Program to use online and computer-based intervention and academic enrichment tools and resources in support of academic achievement. 5. Provider must implement a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Center prior to the start date of the Summer CLC Program. The message system must be either: (1) 24-hour voicemail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All messages must be returned by CLC staff within a 24-hour period. 6. Provider shall make no alterations, additions or improvements to the fixed equipment and building structure of the Facility. 7. Provider shall quit and deliver possession of the utilized Facility peaceably and quietly at the end of this Agreement in the same condition as the Facility was in at the commencement; reasonable wear and tear excepted. MPS shall not be responsible for any damage, theft or other loss of property belonging to the Provider, its agents, and/or employees. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, and/or employees and not removed from the Facility at the end of the Agreement shall become the property of MPS. 8. Provider shall hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of the Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and/or assigns in the performance of the activities covered by this Agreement. 9. Provider shall be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property of MPS resulting from the acts of Provider, its agents, employees, and/or participants during the regular hours of the Summer CLC Program. In the event of such damage, MPS shall complete all repairs required as a result of said damage, but Provider shall be solely responsible for all costs of repair. 10. Provider shall have no right to assign, mortgage, or pledge this Agreement or to sublease any portion of the Facility. 11. Provider shall adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS. 12. Provider shall meet, or exceed, all federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and ordinances and shall meet the standards set by any federal, state, or local agency which may have regulatory or administrative control over Provider, and the activities covered by this Agreement. The failure of Provider to meet such standards could result in the automatic termination of this Agreement.

Building Usage. 1. Provider shall use the MPS Facility provided for under this Agreement only for the purposes of operating the Summer CLC Recreation Program and in accordance with MPS’s Policies and Procedures. Provider shall not use, nor allow others to use the MPS Facility and any of its equipment and supplies, for any other purpose. 2. Provider, its agents, employees, and/or participants enrolled in the Summer CLC Recreation Program shall have the right to use the entrances and corridors necessary to secure access to the Facility provided. This right of use shall extend to the restroom facilities located nearest to where the Summer CLC Recreation Program is being conducted. Such use shall be in common with MPS, its agents, employees, members of the public, and/or other providers. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the Summer CLC Recreation Program, as well as adequate office space that is equipped with a desk, telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlusCayen, and storage space for supplies/equipment. 4. MPS will provide daily/regular access to the Facility’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts to enable participants in the Summer CLC Recreation Program to use online and computer-based intervention and academic enrichment tools and resources in support of academic achievement. 5. Provider must implement a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Summer Recreation Program Center prior to the start date of the Summer CLC Recreation Program. The message system must be either: (1) 24-hour voicemail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All messages must be returned by CLC Summer Recreation Program staff within a 24-hour period. 6. Provider shall make no alterations, additions or improvements to the fixed equipment and building structure of the Facility. 7. Provider shall quit and deliver possession of the utilized Facility peaceably and quietly at the end of this Agreement in the same condition as the Facility was in at the commencement; reasonable wear and tear excepted. MPS shall not be responsible for any damage, theft or other loss of property belonging to the Provider, its agents, and/or employees. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, and/or employees and not removed from the Facility at the end of the Agreement shall become the property of MPS. 8. Provider shall hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of the Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and/or assigns in the performance of the activities covered by this Agreement. 9. Provider shall be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property of MPS resulting from the acts of Provider, its agents, employees, and/or participants during the regular hours of the Summer CLC Recreation Program. In the event of such damage, MPS shall complete all repairs required as a result of said damage, but Provider shall be solely responsible for all costs of repair. 10. Provider shall have no right to assign, mortgage, or pledge this Agreement or to sublease any portion of the Facility. 11. Provider shall adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS. 12. Provider shall meet, or exceed, all federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and ordinances and shall meet the standards set by any federal, state, or local agency which may have regulatory or administrative control over Provider, and the activities covered by this Agreement. The failure of Provider to meet such standards could result in the automatic termination of this Agreement.

Building Usage. 1. Provider shall use the MPS Facility provided for under this Agreement Contract only for the purposes of operating the Summer CLC Recreation Program and in accordance with MPS’s Policies and Procedures. Provider shall not use, nor allow others to use the MPS Facility and any of its equipment and supplies, for any other purpose. 2. Provider, its agents, employees, and/or participants enrolled in the Summer CLC Recreation Program shall have the right to use the entrances and corridors necessary to secure access to the Facility provided. This right of use shall extend to the restroom facilities located nearest to where the Summer CLC Recreation Program is being conducted. Such use shall be in common with MPS, its agents, employees, members of the public, and/or other providers. 3. MPS will provide an appropriate number of classrooms/multi-purpose rooms in which to run the Summer CLC Program, Recreation Program as well as adequate office space that is equipped with a desk, a working telephone, locked filing cabinet, accessibility to the internet to enter data into APlusCayen/Transact system, and storage space for supplies/equipment. 4. MPS will provide daily/regular access to the Facility’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts to enable participants in the Summer CLC Program to use online and computer-based intervention and academic enrichment tools and resources in support of academic achievement. 5. Provider must implement a message delivery system indicating to callers they have reached the Community Learning Summer Recreation Program Center prior to the start date of the Summer CLC Recreation Program. The message system must be either: (1) 24-hour voicemail; or (2) 24-hour answering machine. All messages must be returned by CLC Summer Recreation Program staff within a 24-hour period. 5. MPS will provide available daily/regular access to the facility’s technology, including the internet, classroom computers, computer labs, and computer carts to enable participants in the Summer Recreation Program to use online and computer-based intervention, academic enrichment tools, and resources in support of academic achievement. 6. Provider shall make no alterations, additions or improvements to the fixed equipment and building structure of the Facilityfacility. 7. Provider shall quit and deliver possession of the utilized Facility peaceably and quietly at the end of this Agreement Contract in the same condition as the Facility facility was in at the commencement; reasonable wear and tear excepted. MPS shall not be responsible for any damage, theft or other loss of property belonging to the Provider, its agents, and/or employees. Any personal property owned by Provider, its agents, and/or employees and not removed from the Facility facility at the end of the Agreement Contract shall become the property of MPS. 8. Provider shall hold MPS and its agents, representatives, successors, and assigns harmless from any liability, claim, or damages caused by the acts or omissions of the Provider, its staff, agents, representatives, successors, and/or assigns in the performance of the activities covered by this Agreement. 9. Provider shall be liable to MPS for any damage, except for reasonable wear and tear, to property of MPS resulting from the acts of Provider, its agents, employees, and/or participants during the regular hours of the Summer CLC Programparticipants. In the event of such damage, MPS shall complete all repairs required as a result of said damage, but Provider shall be solely responsible for all costs of repair. 10. Provider shall have no right to assign, mortgage, or pledge this Agreement or to sublease any portion of the Facility. 11. Provider shall adhere to any emergency procedures that may be required by MPS. 129. Provider shall meet, or exceed, all federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and ordinances and shall meet the standards set by any federal, state, or local agency which may have regulatory or administrative control over Provider, and the activities covered by this AgreementContract. The failure of the Provider to meet such standards could result in the automatic termination of this AgreementContract.