OTHER OPERATIONAL ITEMS Clause Samples

OTHER OPERATIONAL ITEMS. Licensor reserves the right to restrict Licensee's power usage if it exceeds the amount of power that has been provided to Licensee as per this Agreement. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Licensee shall not use more than the power allowed as mentioned on Page 1 under this Agreement at any one time. LED lighting is preferred. All extension cords used within Licensee's assigned Exhibit Space must be grounded with circuit breaker protection and in full compliance with all governmental requirements. Licensee shall not nail, screw, staple, tape, glue or otherwise attach, adhere, or connect any object to any Summit facility or equipment without prior written approval of Licensor. Licensee shall clear Licensee's assigned Exhibit Space of trash before Licensee departs. Licensee will be liable for the cost of the replacement or rearrangement of any furniture or fixtures that were moved or repositioned by Licensee. Licensee is responsible for any damages caused by Licensee's actions to Summit Facility buildings, grounds, adjacent structures and furniture or fixtures and Licensee shall be liable for the repair or replacement of any damage caused by Licensee and to any unusual labor involved in clean-up. Signage includes but is not limited to posters, banners, fliers, leaflets and any printed material or advertisement for Licensee’s merchandise or business. Licensee will not be permitted to install any type of signage that advertises Licensee’s other exhibit locations in Denver, Colorado without prior written approval of Licensor. The content, wording, and placement of all of signage is subject to Licensor’s prior approval. Additionally, Licensee is prohibited from posting any signage anywhere other than within Licensee’s booth without the written approval of Licensor. Any signage that does not have Licensor’s prior written approval may be removed and disposed of by Licensor without notice to Licensee and without liability to Licensor and Licensee shall make no claim against Licensor regarding the removal and disposal of the signage including but not limited to its value. Licensee understands that stickers, flashing or moving lights, or noisemaking objects, including but not limited to poppers and clicking devices are not permitted. Smoking in any Exhibit Space or common or public space on the premises of the Summit is not permitted and smoking is restricted further to such locations as the Westin may designate, if any.
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