Indoor Active Use Area Guidelines Sample Clauses

Indoor Active Use Area Guidelines. The City hereby grants permission to User to use the Indoor Active Use Areas as set forth below for the sole purpose of providing its team members practice and contest space to compete, and any related uses to the activities described in Section 4. a. Use Schedule. User will receive at least 10 hours per week of dedicated ice rink access over six time slots on an annual basis during specified times as set forth in the schedule attached hereto as Exhibit “A”. User will have the option to purchase additional hours if ice time becomes available.
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Indoor Active Use Area Guidelines. The City hereby grants permission to Beacon to use the Indoor Active Use Areas as set forth below for the sole purpose of providing its student athletes practice and contest space to compete in their respective sport with other school teams, including their coaches and staff, and any related uses to the activities described in Section 4.
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