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Convenience Store. A small retail shop that sells a range of everyday items such as groceries, snack foods, candy, toiletries, and soft drinks, with a retail pricing structure.
Convenience Store. Tenant may sell pre-packaged food and beverage items, deli or made-to-order food, coffee, candy, doughnuts and other food items customarily sold at filling center food marts. Cigarettes may be sold only from store racks located in the cash register area of the Convenience and Filling Center Facility Building. Tenant may sell Massachusetts State Lottery tickets, but not KENO.
Convenience Store. 6.1.2.1 A convenience store, which shall be a typical convenience store that sells snacks, fountain and/or packaged beverages, pre-packaged foods, personal care items such as deodorant and feminine protection, plastic-ware and paper plates, cigarettes, newspapers/periodicals and any other items typically associated with a typical convenience store (the “Convenience Store”). The Convenience Store may be associated with the Service Station or a “stand-alone” store; provided, however, if the Convenience Store is not associated with the Service Station, the final choice as to the concept of the Convenience Store will be selected by Developer from a listing which has been preapproved by the Director. 6.1.2.2 The Convenience Store may include beer and wine sold for off-site consumption only. Beer may be sold in individual cans and/or bottles, but Developer shall do nothing to particularly promote single size sales, including preferential display locations. Applications and associated fees and charges for required permits, including, but not limited to, any required permits from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (“TABC”), are the sole responsibility of Developer. 6.1.2.3 The Convenience Store shall (i) ensure every customer is offered a receipt of purchase; and (ii) accept at least three (3) major credit cards and debit cards for payment, in addition to cash.
Convenience Store. Standard The General Requirements for Catering Management shall apply. The Supplier shall be responsible for the provision of a fully stocked retail outlet located within the building or site as availability of accommodation or space allows. The Supplier shall consider product range to help promote access to products low in energy, fat, saturated fat, salt and sugar. Cash & card options to be available (as appropriate) in line with existing card capable systems. The Supplier shall integrate payment methods with building passes where required to do so by the Contracting Body. Legislation, ACoP or similar industry or Government guidelines The following legislation, Approved Codes of Practise (ACoP) or similar industry or Government guidelines shall apply: Drinking Water Directive 1998 Standard It is Government policy not to provide bottled water as a method of supplying chilled water at its Affected Properties, and therefore should only be considered by the Supplier where no other system is possible. Where bottled water is to be provided, the Supplier shall provide a cost per bottle prior to order and an indication of expected usage. . Standard The General Requirements for Catering Management shall apply. .
Convenience Store. 4.3.1.2.1 The Concession shall include a convenience store that shall sell products such as snacks, fountain and/or packaged beverages, pre‐packaged foods, personal care items such as deodorant, toothpaste and feminine hygiene products, newspaper/periodicals (pornographic materials are prohibited), and any other items typically associated with a gasoline fueling station and convenience store. 4.3.1.2.2 The convenience store may include beer and wine sold for off‐ site consumption only. Applications and costs for a Beer/Wine Permit from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission is the responsibility of the Concessionaire. 4.3.1.2.3 The sale of the following merchandise shall be prohibited: fire arms and weapons; merchandise with symbols that promote hatred, bigotry, violence or intolerance; merchandise that is sexually oriented, contains images of nudity, or is sexually prurient. The City reserves the right to prohibit the sale of any other product or provision of any services that it may reasonably determine to be, at its sole discretion, offensive or that may present a health, safety or security risk.
Convenience Store. There shall be two (2) positions in the Convenience Store designated for the legally blind. These positions shall not be covered by the bidding process, the Company shall maintain two (2) positions for CNIB Placement.

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