PARK USE Clause Samples
The Park Use clause defines the rules and conditions under which individuals or groups may access and utilize a designated park area. It typically outlines permitted and prohibited activities, hours of operation, and any requirements for obtaining permits or reservations for certain uses, such as events or commercial activities. By establishing clear guidelines for park usage, this clause helps ensure the park is used safely, fairly, and in a manner that preserves its intended purpose and condition for all visitors.
PARK USE. Tenant acknowledges that Leased Property is located in a public park and, therefore, is subject to inconveniences due to the public nature of the grounds surrounding the Leased Property.
PARK USE. Consistent with past practice, County, through the Department, and LAPA, will continue to cooperate to provide for certain portions of the Property to be open to the public during day light and other appropriate hours for touring, picnicking, and other similar uses traditionally permitted by County and LAPA consistent with the status of the Property as a public park. Such uses of certain portions of the Property (other than the operation of the Museum and such uses immediately prior to and following an Event or which otherwise relate to LAPA’s use) shall be subject to the control and management of County and LAPA shall have no liability in connection therewith.
PARK USE. 6.1 Use of the Lands, including the Grounds and the Licence Area, is regulated by the Regional District’s Park Use Regulations Bylaw No. 1399, 2004 as amended by Park Use Regulations Amendment Bylaw No. 1399.01, 2009 (the “Park Use Regulations Bylaw”), as amended or replaced.
6.2 For the purpose of operating and maintaining the Lions Hall, the Society is deemed to be an agent of the Regional District, pursuant to section 3.2 of the Park Use Regulations Bylaw.
6.3 The Society may allow the temporary use of the Licence Area and the Lions Hall by third parties. The Society will be responsible for ensuring that the third party has received all applicable permits and authorizations, including liquor permits when required, prior to allowing occupation of the Lions Hall.
6.4 The Society agrees to comply with all other laws, bylaws, permit requirements and regulations that pertain to occupation of the Lions Hall or the Licence Area, including but not limited to, the Regional District’s Special Events Regulatory Bylaw No. 1010, 1996, and to make all third-party occupiers of the Lions Hall or Licence Area aware of this requirement.
6.5 The Regional District shall consult with the Society prior to revising or updating the Park Use Regulations Bylaw.
PARK USE. City agrees that User, and User’s contractors, subcontractors, volunteers, agents, vendors and invitees, shall be able to use and, at times, control vehicular access to the Premises as set forth in this Agreement. The Parks Superintendent, or designee, shall have the authority to act for the City within the parameters of this Agreement.
PARK USE. The Premises shall be used exclusively for Park Uses (including Permitted Events, Tenant Fundraising Events and Permitted Event Support Activities). Tenant shall provide and ensure public access to the Premises for Park Uses on a continuous basis, consistent with other public park areas of the Park, during Park Hours, in accordance with and subject to the terms and provisions of this Lease; provided, however, that:
(a) Tenant may temporarily limit access to portions or all of the Premises by the General Public (x) as may be necessary to perform or cause the performance of Permitted Event Support Activities and (y) to hold or conduct Permitted Events during Permitted Periods, in accordance with the following limitations:
(i) Limitations upon access to the Premises by the General Public in connection with Permitted Event Support Activities shall be only for so much of the Premises and for such period as shall be reasonably required in order for Tenant to perform or cause to be performed such Permitted Event Support Activities, and, to the extent deemed practicable and reasonable in Tenant’s reasonable judgment, taking into account all factors related thereto, Permitted Event Support Activities shall occur outside of Park Hours or during periods of lower park usage by the General Public. In the event that transport of equipment or materials to the Premises or similar activities necessary as part of Permitted Event Support Activities require a limitation upon entry to the Premises by the General Public, such limitation upon entry shall only be for such period required for the activity, and entry to the Premises shall resume promptly upon completion of such activity; and
(ii) During a Permitted Event (and for a reasonable period of time before and after such Permitted Event in order to facilitate entry and exit by attendees) Tenant may limit access by the General Public to any portions of the Premises utilized for such Permitted Event (including the areas further described in Section 9.01(e)) in those instances where attendance at the Permitted Event requires attendees to have obtained, from Tenant or its designee, admission tickets, entry vouchers or pre-arranged entry permissions or authorizations for such Permitted Event.
(b) For Fundraising Events described in Section 9.06, Tenant may temporarily limit access by the General Public to the Premises in order to undertake such Fundraising Events, including support activities related thereto, in the same manner ...
PARK USE. Based on the principles of the Hill partnership, CITY shall provide to DISTRICT non-exclusive use of PARK on the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement, at no cost, at such time that the PARK construction has been completed and the PARK facilities are open to the general public.