FACILITY AND SERVICES Clause Samples

FACILITY AND SERVICES. BIK agrees to provide Tenant Company access to and nonexclusive use of the kitchen facility. Facilities and services provided shall include, but not be limited to, use of stoves, sinks, refrigerators, freezers, counters, and other such services described in the Fee Schedule, attached and marked as Attachment 1, and incorporated herein by reference. The equipment located with BIK’s kitchen facilities may be utilized by Tenant Company during its tenancy; however, Tenant Company many use and provide its own specialized equipment so long as such specialized equipment is approved and inspected by BIK. BIK shall maintain the kitchen in a sanitary and orderly state and ensure that all equipment it makes available to Tenant Company operates to all applicable health and safety standards.
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FACILITY AND SERVICES. 1. Institutions may deposit library materials into the facility for individual Institution collections or for the Shared Collection. Institution collections are those that are 1) available to all ReCAP partners but for which no retention commitment has been made (“Open Collection”) and 2) available only or primarily to the owning Institution (“Restricted Collection”). The Shared Collection is defined in Section II: Shared Collection below. 2. Space in the Facility shall be allocated between individual Institution collections and Shared Collection space as approved by the Board. This allocation may be modified by the Board based on changing needs. 3. Except as otherwise provided herein, library materials stored or held in the Facility remain the property of the Institution which deposited the material, unless that Institution otherwise agrees in writing. 4. Prior to the commencement of any construction increasing the storage capacity of the Facility, or at any other time, the Institutions shall agree on the allocation of storage capacity to be created by that phase of construction as well as the schedule for processing and loading in of the materials of each member involved in such phase. 5. The Library Advisory Committee (“LAC”) shall oversee operations of and services provided by the Facility, and shall advise the Board on matters related to the Facility and its services, including the Shared Collection. 6. All Consortium facilities developed by and services provided by the Corporation and utilized in common shall be planned, operated and maintained in a manner compatible with the purposes and functions of the Consortium. Any proposed use or modification of the Facility which materially affects or potentially materially affects the quality, utilization, effectiveness, or the cost of operating the Facility or the Site, will be subject to the approval of the Board. 7. It is the intent of the Institutions that all decisions relating to the Consortium and the Facility are to be made in a collegial manner. Except as provided in Section IV: Withdrawal, Breach, Expulsion, any dispute among Institutions and/or Associate Members shall be resolved by the Board; and, should the Board be unable to resolve a dispute, the dispute shall be referred to the Institution’s Presidents for resolution.
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FACILITY AND SERVICES. (a) Facility: a. SFAHS shall provide all physical plant and equipment for the operation of the Facility, which is located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, Sioux Falls, SD 57104. (b) Operation of the Facility: a. SFAHS staff will not be responsible for determining the validity of stray animals brought to the facility by citizens or Law Enforcement Officers. Additionally, SFAHS staff will not turn away any supposed stray animal brought to the facility by any citizen from within this listed jurisdiction and the City will be charged accordingly for animal care. b. SFAHS will not release any animal placed in the Facility, except to the owner, until applicable impoundment period has been satisfied. Animals released from impoundment immediately become property of SFAHS. c. SFAHS may charge, collect, and retain for its own use as part of the consideration for this contract all costs incurred from all persons who redeem impounded animals. The impound fee, if applicable, shall be returned to the City less a ten (10%) administration fee. d. SFAHS is authorized to collect from the owner of the animal all reasonable and necessary costs associated with providing emergency treatment to an injured or diseased impounded animal.
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FACILITY AND SERVICES. 1.1. Subject to payment of the License Fee, Deposit, Service Charges and other sums payable under this Agreement in the manner stipulated under Clause 3 below, the Licensee is granted access to the premises and use of the Licensor’s comprehensive office services as set out below:- • Fully furnished office suites has contracted for pursuant to this Agreement);
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