Use by Community Groups Clause Samples

The 'Use by Community Groups' clause defines the terms under which community organizations are permitted to utilize certain facilities, resources, or services. Typically, this clause outlines eligibility criteria for groups, the process for requesting access, and any restrictions or obligations such as scheduling, fees, or permitted activities. Its core practical function is to provide a clear framework that enables community groups to benefit from shared resources while ensuring responsible use and minimizing conflicts or misuse.
Use by Community Groups. The use of the Facilities by community groups (“Community Groups”) shall be prohibited without the consent of IPS, which may be withheld in its sole discretion. Any such use shall also require that such Community Groups execute the standard form use and waiver documents, and provide evidence of appropriate insurance (including without limitation commercial general liability and worker’s compensation coverage), as then may be required by IPS. The term Community Groups shall not include organizations permitted to use the Facilities in accordance with Section 8.01 above.
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Use by Community Groups. Annual availability of selected portions of the Premises for use by City or community groups will be as follows: (a) Not less than twelve (12) dates will remain available for use by community groups. The exact dates, particular community groups and specific events shall be determined by Community Sports Foundation and the Director of the Park, Recreation and Community Services Department, or the designee of such official. Dates allocated to the aforesaid community groups, but not used by them, shall revert to the Community Sports Foundation use.
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