OPERATOR’S MANAGEMENT OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

OPERATOR’S MANAGEMENT OBLIGATIONS. 7.1 General The Operator will, subject to the obligations of the County Council, in managing the Facilities: 7.1.1 implement the Cleaning Programme; and 7.1.2 keep the Facilities ready for use (subject to the County Council’s obligations). 7.1.3 comply with the maintenance obligations set out in Schedule 2 7.2 Operating Systems The Operator will design, implement and maintain appropriate systems for the efficient running of the Facilities, including the following: 7.2.1 a comprehensive Facilities booking system for the whole and any part of the Facilities, including rules to promote fairness and maximise use of the Facilities during Public Time; 7.2.2 a security policy, systems and personnel, during such times as the Facilities are open for Use by the Public during Public Time; 7.2.3 to manage car parking by the Public who use the Facilities and the car parking areas described in the Underlease during times when the premises are used by the Public during Public Time and not to levy any charges on users of the Facilities for the provision of such car parking facilities; 7.2.4 to keep records of all Use of the Facilities and all income received which records will be available for inspection by the County Council and the School if so required; 7.2.5 to operate the relevant council’s current concessionary Leisure Card Scheme with the detailed implementation of this Scheme to be agreed between the Operator and the relevant council within one month of the Commencement Date and with the continuing operation of the Scheme to be reviewed annually by the Operator and the relevant council on each anniversary of the Commencement Date. Any future changes made to the relevant council’s current Leisure Card Scheme will be implemented by the Operator provided they do not have an adverse financial impact on the Operator’s activities 7.3 Events Programme The Operator will develop, publish, maintain and run a balanced programme of Appropriate Sports at the Facilities during Public Time to improve the quality and availability of sporting opportunities for local people and organisations having due regard to the physical characteristics of the Facilities, demand for Use, financial viability and minority interests and the needs and aspirations of the local community. Twice a year at the meeting of the Joint Facilities Committee the programme of Appropriate Sports will be reviewed. The Operator will use his reasonable endeavours to adjust the programme to take account of any reas...
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