Picnic Shelters Clause Samples
The "Picnic Shelters" clause establishes the rules and conditions for the use of designated picnic shelters within a property or facility. It typically outlines who may reserve or use the shelters, any applicable fees, time limits, and responsibilities for cleanup or damages. By clearly defining these terms, the clause helps manage access, prevent conflicts over usage, and maintain the condition of the shelters for all users.
Picnic Shelters. The contractor must ensure the proper cleaning of all open Corps-operated picnic shelters on the project. Clean all structures and amenities including, but not limited to: tables, ▇▇▇▇▇, floors, walls, roofs, rafters, poles, light fixtures, water spigots, electrical fixtures, trash cans and grills. In addition, the outside grounds and other facilities associated with the shelter, including walks, steps, benches and swings will be cleaned to the water’s edge. All litter must be removed from the parking lots and grounds within the vicinity of the shelters and trash cans emptied. The concrete pad will be kept clean of leaf litter and debris. The contractor will be notified when shelters are reserved by the public and will ensure that the shelter and adjacent areas are adequately cleaned prior to the scheduled arrival of the reservation holder, in addition to regular scheduled cleaning.
Picnic Shelters. Twenty-three picnic shelters are located in ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ State Park with all but four located in the Old Town Area. Twelve are concrete mushroom, six are Waconda shelters, three are Wyoming shelters, and two are pole and roof structures. These are often used as camp sites and are also reserved for special events or large group outings. These shelters are adequate for current use levels at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ State Park. They are usable by physically challenged visitors but most do not meet ADA specifications. A mushroom shelter at Old Marina campsite #21 could be made accessible by adding a short sidewalk.
Picnic Shelters. The following provisions shall apply:
a. County shall include the Park’s picnic shelters in the County’s on- line reservation system.
b. County shall evaluate modifying the OC Parks Fee Schedule to add a separate reservation fee for the small picnic shelters at the Park.
Picnic Shelters. High School Baseball fields.
Picnic Shelters. Includes the use of an “Approved as Equal” product supplier not listed in the Contract Documents for the two proposed 16’x16’ Picnic Shelters.