Bronx New York Acuerdo de licencia entre la ciudad y la corporación sin fines de lucro para usar bienes inmuebles para campos de béisbol y recreación general para jóvenes y familias - License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation to use Real Property for Baseball Fields and General Recreation for Young People and Families

• Category: Licencias - Recreación - Bienes Raíces
• State: Multi-State
• County: Bronx
• Control #: US-00736BG
• Format: Word

Description

The following form is a license agreement between a city and a non-profit corporation to use real property for baseball fields and general recreation for young people, families and residents of the city. Bronx New York License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation Introduction: The Bronx New York License Agreement between the City and a Nonprofit Corporation aims to provide young people and families in the community with access to baseball fields and general recreational facilities. This written agreement outlines the terms and conditions under which a nonprofit corporation can utilize real property owned by the City for the development, maintenance, and operation of baseball fields and recreational spaces. Keywords: Bronx New York, license agreement, City, nonprofit corporation, real property, baseball fields, general recreation, young people, families. 1. Purpose of the License Agreement: The license agreement has been established to promote community engagement, health and wellness, and strengthen the bond between young people and their families through various recreational activities, primarily focusing on baseball. 2. License Agreement Types: a. Seasonal Baseball License Agreement: This type of agreement allows the nonprofit corporation to utilize the designated real property only during the baseball season, typically between spring and fall. It encompasses the construction of baseball fields, provision of necessary equipment, and organization of leagues and tournaments. b. Year-Round Recreational License Agreement: This agreement enables the nonprofit corporation to utilize the specified real property throughout the entire year for general recreational activities. It covers not only baseball but also other forms of games, exercises, and events suitable for young people and families. 3. Real Property Utilization: The license agreement grants the nonprofit corporation exclusive rights to use the designated real property as specified within the agreement. This includes the installation of baseball fields, construction of necessary facilities (dugouts, spectator stands, restrooms, etc.), maintenance of the premises, and provision of necessary equipment for both baseball and general recreation. 4. Responsibility for Maintenance and Upkeep: The nonprofit corporation assumes the responsibility for the ongoing maintenance, upkeep, and repair of the baseball fields and general recreational facilities provided under the license agreement. This includes regular grooming, making necessary improvements, and ensuring the safety of all users. 5. Permission for Fundraising: To support the development and maintenance of the baseball fields and general recreation areas, the nonprofit corporation is allowed to engage in fundraising activities, seek sponsorship, or organize events within the designated real property. However, these activities must comply with all relevant laws and regulations. 6. Collaboration and Reporting: The license agreement encourages collaboration between the nonprofit corporation and the City. It requires the corporation to provide regular reports on the usage of the real property, number of participants, funds collected, and overall impact on the community. This information is crucial for assessing the effectiveness of the agreement and determining possible improvements or adjustments. Conclusion: The Bronx New York License Agreement between the City and Nonprofit Corporation establishes a partnership to provide young people and families with access to baseball fields and general recreational spaces. It ensures the proper utilization, maintenance, and development of the assigned real property for the benefit of the community as a whole. This agreement serves as a model for fostering healthy lifestyles, community engagement, and the promotion of youth sports in the Bronx.

Bronx New York License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation Introduction: The Bronx New York License Agreement between the City and a Nonprofit Corporation aims to provide young people and families in the community with access to baseball fields and general recreational facilities. This written agreement outlines the terms and conditions under which a nonprofit corporation can utilize real property owned by the City for the development, maintenance, and operation of baseball fields and recreational spaces. Keywords: Bronx New York, license agreement, City, nonprofit corporation, real property, baseball fields, general recreation, young people, families. 1. Purpose of the License Agreement: The license agreement has been established to promote community engagement, health and wellness, and strengthen the bond between young people and their families through various recreational activities, primarily focusing on baseball. 2. License Agreement Types: a. Seasonal Baseball License Agreement: This type of agreement allows the nonprofit corporation to utilize the designated real property only during the baseball season, typically between spring and fall. It encompasses the construction of baseball fields, provision of necessary equipment, and organization of leagues and tournaments. b. Year-Round Recreational License Agreement: This agreement enables the nonprofit corporation to utilize the specified real property throughout the entire year for general recreational activities. It covers not only baseball but also other forms of games, exercises, and events suitable for young people and families. 3. Real Property Utilization: The license agreement grants the nonprofit corporation exclusive rights to use the designated real property as specified within the agreement. This includes the installation of baseball fields, construction of necessary facilities (dugouts, spectator stands, restrooms, etc.), maintenance of the premises, and provision of necessary equipment for both baseball and general recreation. 4. Responsibility for Maintenance and Upkeep: The nonprofit corporation assumes the responsibility for the ongoing maintenance, upkeep, and repair of the baseball fields and general recreational facilities provided under the license agreement. This includes regular grooming, making necessary improvements, and ensuring the safety of all users. 5. Permission for Fundraising: To support the development and maintenance of the baseball fields and general recreation areas, the nonprofit corporation is allowed to engage in fundraising activities, seek sponsorship, or organize events within the designated real property. However, these activities must comply with all relevant laws and regulations. 6. Collaboration and Reporting: The license agreement encourages collaboration between the nonprofit corporation and the City. It requires the corporation to provide regular reports on the usage of the real property, number of participants, funds collected, and overall impact on the community. This information is crucial for assessing the effectiveness of the agreement and determining possible improvements or adjustments. Conclusion: The Bronx New York License Agreement between the City and Nonprofit Corporation establishes a partnership to provide young people and families with access to baseball fields and general recreational spaces. It ensures the proper utilization, maintenance, and development of the assigned real property for the benefit of the community as a whole. This agreement serves as a model for fostering healthy lifestyles, community engagement, and the promotion of youth sports in the Bronx.

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